The Bravery Tickets

Caught the opening band, "living things"... I thought it may have been some kind of a joke, I mean I've seen high school bands with more talent and stage class than these guys and they opened up for the Bravery?? at a big nyc venue? who books these gigs? As for the Bravery , great band, talented , amazing accoustics, energetic, awesome songs but the lead singer was losing his voice as the night went on.... It may have been the best concert i've seen this year had he been able to sing! Highly recommend anybody to check this band out ... even with the lack of vocals, it was worth my time and money

Good energy, great venue. Overall and enjoyable show. However, The Living Things (opening act) totally stole the night- they were amazing!!!

Excellent stage presence, their music was varied and interesting.Everyone in the house was dancing and singing.

Show was terrible. After the second song my friend says "The band sounds great but doesn't the singer sound...different?" And I said, "Yes, he sounds absolutely terrible, hasn't hit one note this evening that even resembles their records." And then he came out and admitted that he had the swine flu and was sick. I totally appreciate the guy working when he's sick like that, but seriously, I want a refund! What a waste of my money to see an instrumental version of The Bravery plays the hits! Very Very very disappointing show, we sat the whole time robbed of any enthusiasm we might have had for the show. Oh well, win some you lose some!

It was another memorable Bravery concert. I have seen them 3 times now and each time it is amazing! Only problem was some drunk fool causing a problem in the crowd. I swear he did not know anyone but was trying to pick a fight with 2 different people randomly. The bouncers and security DID NOTHING. I would train the bouncers to actually protect people from drunken idiots because that's there job. Other than that, I have no complaints because the concert rocked!

Even though The Bravery often comes up on my Pandora station it turns out this isn't my cup of tea. The best part of the evening was the first act, The Dustys. I really couldn't reconcile the look of The Living Things and their sound. The Bravery actually put on a fairly good show, but the massive amounts of douche-nozzle fans ruined the atmosphere and I left early.

Thought the show was very good. Have seen them before in same venue and was a little disappointed then. Anxious to hear more of there new music, but was a good mix of new and old stuff!

The Bravery were great, as always. The two opening bands were also very good.

This was my first time seeing "The Bravery." The show was at a small theatre in Belmont/Chicago. The crowd turn-out was unimpressive. The vocals on the opening bands were turned down, so it was hard to hear the lyrics. But I must say we enjoyed them. Then the Bravery took the stage and sang mostly hits (not complaining) and a few new songs that they have yet to release. People were singing along and dancing. But nothing I havent seen before.

This was a great show to be at. We got to be very close to the stage and were able to see everything. The Bravery played almost all of my favorite songs by them and every song they played was absolutely awesome. I was also happy they played an equal mix of songs from all three albums (even if one isn't out yet), and I'm glad I could hear lots of old and new songs. The sound was great, Sam Endicott sang great, and the show started out strong from the start with an energetic Unconditional to start. Living Things and The Dustys were also pretty good as opening acts. I was actually kind of happy about Living Things as they are a band I had heard of and knew a song or two of theirs as well. Great show all around. 5/5

Great show, on time, excellent playlist, loved the mix of old and new. Also enjoyed the introduction to Living Things.

The bravery played about 1/3 new songs from their upcoming album due to release in November. I had never heard Living Things before, but their lead guitarist was killing it! I immediately bought their albums the next morning.

I love The Bravery! They played my favorite older songs, but they also played songs off of their new album, coming out in November, and Denver was the first to hear! AMAZING!

The show was great. The Ogden is a nice little venue. You can hit the bar without missing a minute of the show. The opening bands were pretty good. The Bravery were the most impressive, of course. Their lighting and sound was better, but I am sure that they probably have more money to spend. But they also just had better energy. It was a good show overall, and the Bravery impressed as per usual. They even played some new songs some of which for the first time.

I went to Las Vegas for the sole purpose of attending the Bravery Concert poolside at the HArd Rock Hotel and Casino, and I was not let down. The band played for about 40 minutes, we had a front row view, and tickets were affordable. A must see!

I've followed The Bravery since their first album and I was really looking forward to see them live. All I can say is that they were better than I expected. I know it was a short show but they only have two albums out. The new songs from their upcoming album were also amazing and I can't wait for it to come out. Overall The Bravery is just awesome!

The Bravery is one of my favorite bands. I really enjoy them. The show was good, but there was no opener which I thought was odd and then the band came out a bit late from the 8:00 PM start time and they played a short set. Maybe 10 songs. I understand that they only have two albums with a third on the way, but it was still unexpected. I wish that they would have gotten them an opener or something.

I saw The Bravery in Irvine (they opened for Incubus) and they were so AWSOME!!! They sounded so GREAT!!! I am going to see them as much as I can! I definitely recommend to see them live! LOVE EM!!!!!!!! BIG FAN!!!!!!!

The BRavery was the opening act for Green Day. The bravery was total crap, just noise. the lead singer was trying to be cool but failed miserably. dont see them. I would have rather watched a blank wall and hear an irritating noise for a month then see them again.