The Brian Jonestown Massacre Tickets

Show was outstanding! Danced my bottom off, feeling it the next day. THE BEST! Many thx to the bands xo

These guys can really play. What a great vibe, awesome show.

It was a bloody good time, I drank the psychedelic Kool-Aid, so it was even better than fantastic. No matter what shenanigans come about, Anton & The Massacre deliver the sermon.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre is an amazing band and everyone should see them. The songs are gorgeous and permeate the soul. This wasn’t the first time I’ve seen them and it wasn’t the best. Anton would incoherently rant in between songs. Maybe it was the speakers, but I couldn’t make out what he was talking about. He also just left halfway through the set to go to the bathroom. Joel came to the mic and told us about his book. He seemed shocked as well. They didn’t seem to care much for the audience. There was an inordinate amount of time between songs. Hopefully next time is better.

The BJM needs some serious work. The skies the limit they say, while this is just a period parody act.

AMAZING!!!! What a Phenomenal show it’s Sad All these LA Hipsters don’t fully Appreciate the Genius of this kind of Performance.

I love the BJM, I was excited to see them for the first time in my life. First off, they sounded tight and on point. BUT - they took way to long between songs, sometimes up to 2 minutes! It killed the rush of music they were playing. Anton (lead singer) is the one who took his time, there were moments when his band was pushing him to start a song, but then he would berate them. Great band, I love their music, but I would not pay to see them again.

I’ve seen BJM three times and this was a really bad show. Anton and the band spent inordinate amounts of time between songs tuning their guitars and noodling around. Fans wearing BJM shirts started leaving the show long before it was over. The show was boring and self-indulgent. This band is a shadow of its former self. I won’t pay to see them again.

A shockingly professional, coherent and musically brilliant set from BJM. Gem after gem from Anton's massive catalog of songs, a blazing wall of fuzzy guitars, Joel tapping it out like a deranged metronome and Anton playing his coy, cranky genius act. Perfect. Felt really lucky to experience it again after all these years.

This was my second time seeing them in five years and my first time attending a concert solo (which enhanced my overall experience, I think). Their opening act, Magic Castles, was pretty good. As for the main act, I just can't get over how much better live they sound. An excellent variety of old hits and new. Anton's small rants between songs were highly entertaining. The venue was a perfect size, not too big and sounded great. You can still hear the music when you're at the bar or need to use the bathroom. After the show I was able to chat with a couple of the guitarists outside of the venue and they were so lovely. This was probably the best concert-going experience I've ever had. Still grinning three days later.

Really loved the experience. Sound was not too loud that I had to use ear plugs. Lightning can be better.

Fantastic band to see live, the music washes over you and builds a euphoric feeling in your brain

Anton Newcomb is a masterful artist, never dissapoints, cranking out new and timeless music. The guitars weave together into a hypnotic spell. I have followed this band for 30 years and their music exemplifies true artistic vision. Will never miss another BJM concert in DC and the 930 club is a great venue.

Anton seemed lost. The band was going through the motions to get to the next venue. Starting and stopping songs and Anton couldn’t find the lyric sheet that was right in front of him. He appeared overly high on something, or maybe everything? I was hoping for better but got exactly what I thought I would, mediocrity.

A fabulous show, with the band in fine form. Especially rocking were the last couple of jam-style songs.

Love this band and was especially optimistic about this 9:30 club show as BJM's latest album, "The Future is Your Past,"is one of their best imho. Sadly, Anton was in a bit of a sour mood and couldn't be bothered to sing much. But, in the absence of louder vocals, I was able to tune in a bit more to the rhythm section including the 2-4 other guitarists. You can appreciate how carefully crafted the rhythm patterns are for each song that makes up some a key part of the forward drive of BJM's sound. So all in all, a good show, just not a great one. Looking forward to the next chance to see them in DC>

Nice to be up close without being over crowded. Loved the show.

Sound was great. First time seeing the band and the venue.

Was San Diego and Santa Ana and loved both shows. Anton is amazing!!!

I started listening to the band just a year ago. They have several good songs and the sound was just like on their records which was impressive. I just wished Anton and his band members would engage a bit louder with the audience than the occasional mumbling which I could not understand further back. People wait a long time to see a band. Just a louder hello and thanks for coming would be cool. Otherwise, sound was excellent and there was a lot of guitar switching between songs.