The Crane Wives Tickets

Great set by the Crane Wives. Their energy is incredible and love the way they interact with their fans. They make you feel like they’re just jamming with some friends. Delmar Hall helps too since it such an intimate venue.

Took my 15 year old to see The Crane Wives. They are her favorite band. I had only heard them in my car when I was driving her around. The concert was fantastic. They have great energy and their music was really good! Highly recommend. Would see again.

5/10/24. The Loft, Atlanta,GA. This was simply a great show. The opening act, Rachel Bobbit was exceptional, the crowd was probably the friendliest group of random strangers ever assembled, and The Crane Wives put in an amazing show mixing in new material with old favorites. I just love going to shows where the musicians seem to genuinely have fun performing. That kind of energy is infectious.

I took my teenagers to see Crane Wives, and became a fan, myself! Their soaring 3-part harmonies and really raucous live show was absolutely amazing! The group was fun to watch perform, enjoyable in their audience interactions, and played a long time!

The show and sound was fantastic! I’m very very glad I was able to see The Crane Wives and will for sure see them again live if they do another San Diego location on their next tour!

I had a great experience. The venue was clean and staff were nice if I ever had questions. The Crane Wives were great performers and made for a great evening. I have been to this venue multiple times before and it has always been a great experience. Thanks for everything that you do. I will come back again the next time a performer I like plays here.

A great band that created such a positive and welcoming atmosphere while playing some absolutely killer music. Please come back to San Diego soon!

The crane wives and Tomi brought the freaking house down. They had so many positive vibes and energy that I had a smile on my face the entire show. I can't wait for them to tour again, I'm going to see them in a heartbeat

I'd been to shows at the Observatory before and loved the space's energy, but this was my first time seeing a band play the smaller space at the venue, the Constellation Room. I was worried that the setup might make if difficult to see, but the stage is raised enough that I had a perfect view even from the back of a very crowded room. The Constellation Room also has a small, slightly raised area at the very back of the room with limited seating for those who are not able to stand for the whole show, as well as a place to take a break from the crowd if you're feeling boxed in. But okay. Onto the bands. The Crane Wives and their opening act, Tomi, both have incredible stage presence and got the crowd (who were already very excited) lit up. The Crane Wives played a mix of new music (including some unreleased tracks!) and old favorites - after inviting us all to "howl at the moon"(some stage lights), they went immediately into "The Moon Will Sing", and got the whole room shouting along. Magic. Anyway, if you go catch them later down the tour, wear your stomping boots, your best peasant dress, or your favorite botanical- or bug-patterned button up, and have a good time.

They are amazing with everything they do. I want to see them in person so much im following this right now so ill be the first to know