The Bravery Tickets

I didn't know what to expect from The Bravery, but I'd always heard airborne toxic event was a good show. and so they were! at first they introduced Airborne as the Bravery so I was really confused when "The Bravery" was covering Airborne songs ;) Maybe I was just being drunk. Anyway, then The Bravery came on and I just was not impressed. I am not a fan of 80's pop, and they were just too much of a throwback throwup for me.

I didn't realize how much I actually enjoy the Bravery til I heard them live. Their musical prowess, ability to just flat out rock and animated lead singer made for a fantastic show!

I think the title is self explanatory. The Bravery put on an amazing show...........high energy. Airborne Toxic Event was fantastic and so was Anya Marina. Very happy to have the opportunity to go to a GREAT show with GREAT artists that I could easily afford (the tickets were only $10!) Did I mention the show was AMAZING?!

The Bravery played old songs as well as new ones. I thoroughly enjoyed this concert. Two thumbs up!! Airborne Toxic Event was excellent as well. I was only familiar with a few of their songs, but I liked all of them. Don't miss out on these two great bands!

I saw the Bravery in Seattle when they opened for Green Day. They wre ok. Their sound seemed lost at the Key Arena. BUT at the Crystal Ballroom they rocked! These New Yorkers had the crowd moving and dancing especially when they performed their hit, "Honest Mistake" They were awesome!

It was really enjoyable especially because I was right up front. the only down side was the crazy fans who wanted to mosh the whole time and shoved everyone into the gates... but it was great music for an AWESOME price!!

Great high energy show - both bands really rocked.

I was excited for this event because it was the all ages and I wanted to attend with my teenage kids. Airborne Toxic Event is a talented band with members that played multiple instruments resulting in a unique sound. We agreed we would all go see them again. I love The Bravery but they weren't the highlight this time...

This was great! I felt the music and it was the bomb.

I bought tickets for this show when they first went on sale back a few months ago. The reason I gave them a four instead of a five was because the lack of a good opener made the waiting for the band almost unbearable but once the bravery took stage it was amazing and I don't regret standing for the first two and a half hours.

This concert was amazing. We were on the rail in front of the stage so it was almost like a personal concert. The energy was very high, especially when they performed "Believe" and "Honest Mistake". You could really tell they were having fun. They loved interacting with the crowd, despite the crowd's minor lack of appreciation for the band's performance. Overall great performance, but I lost a bit of respect for the band after I met them afterwards... they were a bit rude. I can't complain though because they played a great show and I won't judge them on their character, only on their music, which rocked. The Living Things really brought it in their last night opening for the Bravery. Unfortunately they sound way better live..I looked up their songs on iTunes and was not impressed at all.

The Bravery sounded great and they were certainly enthusiastic and gave us a good look into what we can anticipate when their new album is released. I was disappointed that Living Things had to cancel because their van and trailer were stolen, as they were the band I was really excited to hear.

The show was SO good!!! I liked the small room at the Showbox and how easy it was to get close to the stage!! I've been following the Bravery since they first came out and took my daughter to this show, she loved them too!! It was also unbelievable to get to meet them after at the meet and greet. One of the best shows I've ever been to.

This was my first time seeing them in concert. The sound was excellent and the sound was tight. The lead singer is dreamy.... I would see them again in a moments notice.

The Bravery was great. I had not seen them play before. It was worth the 2 hour drive. They played old and a couple of new songs. I love The Bravery and seeing them perform made me like them even more. They don't sound bad live like I've heard so many people say. Great band!!

Very cool to hear some of the inspirations for some of my favorite Bravery songs - "Time Won't Let Me Go" inspired by the novel "The Outsiders" (one of my favorite books growing up) and "Believe" dedicated to a Brooklyn bar he said he had spent lots of time writing in...the bar closed down, so it lives on thru the song! I was a little worried the sound would be too loud in The Warfield, but it was great!! I loved every minute of it. I was especially happy to be sitting upstair in the balcony - granted I could barely stay still in my seat. Got to admit, I'm a little old for bumping around into each other. LOL

The Bravery put on an awesome show for everybody at the Fine Line Cafe. They played all but one of my favorite songs, and I have a lot of favorite songs by them. The performance was great and they were playing and singing amazingly. The new stuff they played definitely did not let down either and had me looking forward to their new album at the end of this year. Living Things was a good opening act to listen to as well and sounded very good.

Sound was terrible in my opinon. The bass drowned out his low tone voice and was hard to hear him most of the time. The higher end sound was also having problems throughout the show. Disapointed with the overerall show and wish the Bravery would spend more time tuneing their equipment better.

I always wanted to see the bravery for the longest time and man!! they were incredible!! They played their new songs from their upcoming album "stir the blood", and lots of old songs as well. The opening act was great, and the venue was cool so I had a great time. If you're looking for a good show, this is definetly the band you have to see!!!!

I'd missed The Bravery the past few times they came through EssEff, so I was stoked to get decent seats this time around. Show started pretty late, so we were decently liquored up by the time they took the stage. Vox was dead-on, guitars/drums were perfect, sound was terrific at Warfield, but we were dead center stage, so you would expect it. My only quibbles were the setlist wasn't maintaining the energy of the crowd, and we seemed to drift between dreamy synth rythyms into brief debauchery and back a bit too fequently, with no real buildup-like a roller coaster. The singer, while looking quite involved in the performance, rarely smiled or showed us any personality...but his perfomance was better than 'faxed in'. He obviously prefers to let the music and lyrics do his talking, but I do have the albums for that...I was interested in seeing the people behind the music, to develop a closer relationship with the music, and found the concert would not achieve this for me. I can recommend going for a decent performance of great songs by a great band, but the actual concert was not particularly spectacular...so one was enough.