The Dandy Warhols Tickets

This was my second time seeing the Dandy's at the Bowery Ballroom. The first time was about 14 years ago, this time my 21 and 23 year old children went with me. Time flies, times change....Well, the Dandy's really haven't changed much have they. My opinion of them hasn't changed much across the 14 year span. They're OK, live. Prone to selecting their droning, strummed type songs with one foot in the druggy sixties and the other foot less firmly planted in the 90's, they could have picked a better set list. The songs they pick all start sounding the same. Also, the more popular songs they played, THEY DON'T PLAY RIGHT. Look, there is a trumpet part in the song Godless, it's not that hard to use a sample instead of singing the part which just seems cheap and uncaring. Same thing with We Used to be Friends. USE THE RIGHT KEYBOARD SOUND. It's not that hard. Don't make the audience feel like your going through the motions. I gave them 4 stars out of loyalty.

Another excellent show from the Dandy Warhols, they sounded great and and seemed to really appreciate their audience.

Great show at a cool venue. Both opening acts were great. The Dandy's didn't disappoint. I try and see them everytime they are in LA and tonight they were on fire!

Great band, great show. You will boy regret seeing this band live.

I would go to a concert every night of my life if each was as fantastic as this Dandy Warhol show.

Easily one of my favorite bands of all time, The Dandy Warhols absolutely killed it at The House of Blues. This makes the fourth time I have been lucky enough to see them and I plan to make it five at the earliest opportunity.

I'm a new fan of the Dandy Warhols; I've gotten into them over the past year. That said, I wanted to hear how they sounded live and traveled from Newport, RI to hear them play. Exhausted and hung over from the night before, my girl and I were still blown away! I haven't bought a concert tee-shirt in years, but, I did that night. The energy and sound they projected made me a fan for life! $25 / ticket was a steal to have a fun night like that... we forgot we were dragging and even got a little of our dance on during the show. Great, great show!!!

The performance was tired and stale -- sounded great but uninspired rehash of their 'hits'

If you like this band, go see them. They sounded great. Not sure what else to say.

The show was good. I'm glad I went because I had never seen them live and have enjoyed their music for a long time. It was too bad that the singer's voice was fried. I had heard that they played 3 or 4 nights in a row so that and/or a cold may have killed his voice. I think that made them lower his voice in the mix which made the show sound muddy at times. I probably won't go see them again in a small club. Their music has too many subtleties which you miss in a small show. But I'm glad I went and will continue to enjoy their music.

Blew me away!! Great show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great show, but please get rid of the strobes. Music is so good- who needs to be blinded & dizzy.

Excellent show and venue for this event.I will definitely get more tickets from you and visit this place again.

Truly amazing, unique, unforgettable and brilliant music- played with virtuosity, passion and playfulness...possibly my favorite concert ever! Great venue for this music, great crowd, vibe etc

Very good show and venue. The Mercury Ballroom a wonderful place for a show. Great ambience, plenty of bartenders, and wonderful acoustics. The Dandy Warhols had moments of excellence and periods of tiredness. They looked whooped frankly but played hard. Godless was a bit dissappointing as it lacked the recorded versions acoustic guitar and horn but still sounded ok. Love this band and felt lucky they actually made a stop in Louisville. Would see them again in a hearbeat.

First, the Mercury Ballroom is amazing! Can't wait to see more shows there. The Dandy Warhols were awesome! They were spot on and put on a great show. My only negative comment, which really isn't bad, is that they came back for an encore (they said their first in a long time, can't remember the exact number), and they only played one song. Would have liked them to have played a couple more songs. All in all, great show! Glad they finally made it to my neck of the woods!

This was their first Vegas show ever! It was a lot of fun to see them play songs I've loved for years. They were very interactive with the crowd and would talk to individuals between songs. Zia McCabe even motor-boated a female fan and she loved it! They played every song I wanted to hear and they sounded great live. Highly recommend. Even a light fan would have a blast!

The Dandy Warhols played another standout show in NYC. This time, they led off the evening by playing their classic album, 13 Tales From Urban Bohemia, in its entirety. As eclectic and varied an album as you'll hear, it was great to experience it in its intended order, including the tracks rarely, if ever, played live. After finishing the album, the band played a good mix of their other songs, leading off with a solo acoustic performance of Every Day Should be a Holiday by Courtney. The rest of the band then rejoined him for some more great songs. The vocal interplay between Courtney and drummer Brent DeBoer, whose drumkit sits towards the front of the stage, is mesmerizing. Add to that the guitar work of Peter Lowe, and the amazing Zia McCabe, who plays a number of instruments, and you have an unforgettable show you wish would never end.

The band was AMAZING!!! They played well into over-time and shared a bunch of extras after the 'Thirteen Tales' set - loved it all. Great night! My 4-star rating is only because the acoustics at the Wiltern were so-so. I was at front and center stage, and it was near impossible to make out the lyrics. Since I know most of the lyrics - not such a problem for me.

After seeing he dandy warhols over the years I have never seen them play better. One of the best shows of the year!