Tennis Tickets

Such a fun band with a chill attitude. Bowery was the perfect place to see them, good view and good crowd.

Great live show, as per usual. This is my second time seeing Tennis. The first was from before they were popular and I had them all to myself. Not much has changed, except the size of their fan base, which is growing, and that's a good thing, because they deserve success. Great band, great show, great time.

Great venue, great sound, great bar, Tennis was amazing

I was sooo happy to finally be seeing Tennis perform! I would have preferred for them to just have one band before them instead of two, and see them go on at 10pm instead of 11pm.

Had not been to Bowery Ballroom in a while and had forgotten how much I love this venue. Tennis put on a fantastic show, and thought they were better live than on the album. Really enjoyed Hospitality as well.

Tennis puts on a great show. While they do lack a little bit of chatter on stage, they make up for banter with a full and rich sound. Their set included some tracks off their first album and all the gems off their current release. They also played a new unreleased song which was awesome.

Tennis' concert began a few minutes after nine pm, as the opening act --Hospitality-- took the stage. Hospitality is a great band, a great compliment to Tennis: alternative rock, but without the surfer-vibe. With strong drumbeats and deftly skilled use of their three guitars, Hospitality has the beat, but their vocals need work. The lyrics are fun and light, but also hard to hear over the instruments; the microphone was not the best and the lead singer's words took on a sharp whistle anytime the word included the letter "s." Tennis came on stage by ten fifteen pm. They were very gracious, warm, and excited to be performing for the crowd. If I remember correctly, the first song was "Deep in the Woods" from their new album "Young and Old" as well as their single EP "Origins." The band sounded great, and their style translated well to live performance. I had a great time listening to the music and I felt satisfied to experience their talent live on stage. I really admire Tennis, and I feel that they are truly talented performers--truly happy to share their music with their fans. I would recommend Tennis in Concert to any of their fans. The show is enjoyable and well done. That said, the performance --like any live perfomance-- was not perfect; their sound as a band is singular and I don't feel that this show would win over someone who isn't already a fan of their music.

Tennis was absolutely amazing. They sound great live. Can't wait to see them again next time they're in Boston!

tennis, just launching their first tour only 8 MONTHS after "becoming" a band, sure hit the nail on the head. there was some questionably gratuitous (and clearly last minute addition) back up cameo vocalizing by katy goodman of la sera and molly hamilton of widowspeak, but it ultimately didn't diminish the utterly charming and fresh energy of the show. the perplexing thing about the show was the lack of encore -- confounding, considering how excellent it was!

Holiday Shores = high school band La Sera = adorable and nice Tennis = surprisingly charming, fresh versions of songs, sweet endearing and fun Nothing revolutionary, but totally enjoyable Good venue!