The Claypool Lennon Delirium Tickets

This particular venue was not the most hospitable. Meet and greet started late and was rushed through. The q&a was okay. Les and Sean where pleasant enough, but seemed disconnected from a majority of the questions. Did not like the reduced time frame as my ticket purchase stated there would be a much longer event. Not being able to get personal things autographed is pretty lame. Yes the custom poster is nice but there is still nothing really personal about it. The unique VIP poster was also used for every date of the tour, so that was very disappointing. It makes the event seem like a money grab and not a chance to interact with hyper loyal fans.

Opening act (Uni) were really good. Claypool Lennon was great. Varsity theater is nice, sound is great, but sightlines on the floor are poor.

Venue was great. Varsity Theater was intimate and easy to navigate without being overly crowded at full capacity. Management were friendly and polite and amusing at times. VIP Experience is the way to go. And couldn't have enjoyed the artists' talent more.

Their music takes your brain and dances with it. If you are a Primus or John Lennon or Beatles fan, well, that's just a plus. Go see them before you can't anymore.

Both Les Claypool and Sean Lennon exhibited their vast musical talents. A show that combined Primus with 60’s and 70’s rock and roll vibe. Well worth the time to check out this musical experience!

Great show band was fantastic Venue absolutely terrible I will not return unless absolutely No other option been to many shows there since it opened ad it’s gotten worse each time this time horrible start to finish Including staff and policies

Friendly venue awesome experience anytime they come back I would go out off my way to see them again

The tickets cost way too much. The crowd was full but not very festive. The ambiance was decent sorta dark in theme. The opening act Beanpole was enthusiastic. Lennon was stellar impressing me with great guitar and vocals, I watched him most the show. Claypool was classic and right on with Lennon, they make a great pair. The cover songs added to the many originals played with a colorful pallet of sound. Nye itself didn't really have much meaning to me personally but I am festive and was in to it.

The opening act really bit the big one but Claypool Lennon made up for it. It was an amazing show with lots of great music.

killer show,great venue!Will definitely go there again and recommend it to people!

yes! amazing gig. great original songs were played such as Bubbles Burst. They also did covers of In The Court of The Crimson King, Tomorrow Never Knows, and Astronomy Domine Sean plays a mean guitar. hope they tour again!

Les live is always an event. This show was awesome, Sean is quite a guitar player, and the keyboardist and drummer were superb.

The band, themselves, were dead-on. The sound quality was great and the musicians were very tight. I usually hate when Les sings through his green bullet mic, but it was loud and clear that night. It was a nice overall change of pace for Claypool. I think he and young Lennon work very well together. Anytime Paulo Baldi is behind the drumkit, you're in for a wonderfully thunderous time. My main complaint was the choice of venue. This was the second time I've seen an indoors show during the summer at the former LC Pavilion and both times were incredibly lacking in air conditioning. Years ago, a friend passed out at an indoor summer show due to the intense heat inside. No one passed out this time, but the atmosphere was identical. We walked outside to try to get away from it and there was no difference. I understand this has been a heck of a summer, heatwise, but this seemed a bit ridiculous. With the crowd being far from capacity, The Newport probably would have been better suited for this show (assuming the AC works there). The heat was a real experience-killer.

I have been going to Primus and /or Les Claypool configurations (Sausage, Brigade, etc.) of since their first trip to Cleveland back in 1990 I believe. Also attending numerous festivals through out the country and have never been disappointed in a show. He is creative, imaginative and a talented musician. This latest ensemble was a blast. They performed one hit (cover tunes) after the other. Sean Lennon was an added bonus (seen him in the past, GOASTT opening for Beck and as a member of Ciba Motto). He's not a very good vocalist but a decent guitarist. Great Show!

Funkier than hell to say the least. Everyone in the band was a savage on their instrument, the keyboardist was extra funk. Damn near everyone was extra funky

Tremendous musicianship by the entire 4 piece band. The tastiest live band in sometime. Psychedelic to the ninth degree.

I wouldnt have imagined these two artists would come together so well. Their very different sounds were fantastic together. Reminiscent of older psychadelic beatles sound, with the addition of Claypool's incredible musical talent. A great concert