The Hooters Tickets

They share their joy of rock and music, interacting intensely with each other and directly with the audience. They were generous with their time playing encores with verve and shaking hands with audience members at the end.

Excellent show, great venue to enjoy this band. I first saw the Hooters perform at the Brandywine Club ( Chads Ford ,Pa) in 1980 and have seen countless shows over the last 34 years and they are still Prime!!!!!!! I love this band!!!!!!!

the concert was held in a small venue, so every seat was up close. the sound system was set perfectly, even though I was only about 10 rows from them, it was loud enough to feel the bass, but it didn't hurt my ears. The guys sounded great. I didn't hear any missed beats, or bad notes. I would see them anytime

The Hooters closed out the two-year run of the Social entertainment venue at the Revel last Saturday night. They were in top form, and played to the emotions of the mostly local crowd who were there to experience an event that would normally be joyful, but due to the circumstances of the venue and surrounding region, was bittersweet, as well. They started out with an amazing cover version of Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City"--paying homage to their audience, and played most of their hits, spanning over 35 years. The highlight of the show was "All you Zombies", as well as "And we Danced". A very poignant moment in the show came when they dedicated "Silver Lining" to all the Revel employees (who were about to lose their jobs that weekend). It was an interesting coincidence that they closed the Spectrum a few years ago, and now they ended up closing the Revel in a show that many will be talking about for a long time.

We love the Hooters and really glad to see them again. Too bad Revel closed. Maybe they can come back to a bigger venue like Harrahs or Caesars.

Looked great! Sounded great! They had people singing and dancing all night!

Hooters rocked the house!!!! so glad I was there!!!!!!!!!!!

We had a blast and the Hooters sounded better than the 80s!

The Hooters were rocking. They connected easily with an appreciative hometown crowd. Unfortunately, they were poorly mixed. This should've been evident when Eric joined the opening act for their last song. He was playing a mandolin that no one in the audience could hear. It got bad enough that 3/4 of the way through the Hooters set, the audience members were trying to tell Eric they couldn't hear the mandolin. Disappointing. We were standing about 11 rows from the stage, dead center. The acoustics should've been perfect. The Hooters have lost none of their ability. The sound person didn't do them justice.

THE HOOTERS were as good as ever .what a great show

So awesome!! They did old, new and everything in between. The energy was so high in that place. Everybody singing along and dancing. It was absolutely wonderful. I left with a big smile on my face. Thank you sooooo much!

The Hooters have been together for 33 years and they sound just as good now as they did in the 1980s. Close your eyes and listen and you thought you were back at the Chesnut Street Caberet or anyplace else back in the day where they played. This was a FUN concert with everyone singing and swaying to their old hits. They definitely tailored their sets for the Philly crowd. They played what we knew and remembered and did not try to introduce new songs or material or push an album that no one heard. This was just great "old" music. Total strangers were sharing their Hooters memories. This was the must pure FUN that I have had at a concert. I would surely seem them again. I would go out of my way to make it too and bring a crowd from the "old days" to relive this important part of my life. The Hooters played at my freshman mixer at Drexel back in 1980. They were my intro to Philly and I knew that I found a "home" in the City of Brotherly Love.

The Hooters celebrated 33 years together with an amazing show at the Electric Factory! The band gave fans an awesome setlist with hits and obscure tracks from throughout their entire career. They put on a loud, exciting rock show that stands as one of their best ever!

I saw the Hooters in 1989 in Philadelphia and when they played at the Electric Factory this weekend, I felt like I was back in the 80's again. They sounded the same and we're amazing!!! Everyone was into the music and the place was packed. Had such a great time!!!

The Hooters were fabulous. The sound was way too loud. I had earplugs!

33 and 1/3 ...years of folk/rock, that's real people singing real plain-old music with all of their might for all of their lives, what a fabulous celebration, as Internationaly appreciated musicians, local as Cheltenham, both bands, The Hooters and Good Old War songfest at the Electric Factory,celebrating nearly 45 years of WMMR radio, Philadelphia history, music memories, were vivid, refreshed, and being reinvented, both bands dedicated to new compositions, every musician still eager to express themselves, performing together, with all their might, for all of their lives, still! How inspiring. How do we let this amazing Hooters band play so often, for the last two decades, across the ocean, with all of their talent..? Well, Good Old War, who just performed, Come Back As Rain, all across Canada and the US, we better keep them demanded as artists, or Europe will keep them too busy as well. I actually went to see rhe openers, and fell for the whole package. What a great evening. how polished popular can present is a pleasure. I am really grateful to Eric, Rob, John, Fran and David,

I've seen the Hooters six times now, and this might have been my favorite one yet. They played all the hits that anyone could ask for, plus lots of deeper album tracks for the more dedicated fans. They played every song but one from their breakthrough album, "Nervous Night," and they also played several songs from their debut EP, "Amore." It's so great to see a band from Philly stay true to their roots after all these years, and it was easy to see how appreciative the crowd was. It's always exciting when the local boys come back to their home town to play. The audience ate up every moment.

Aftet 33 years I have to say the Hooters still put on an awesome show.They sound as good if not better than they did in the 80s. Thanks for another great show.

The Hooters are back and as strong/tight as ever. Have seen them since their debut @ Mattie's place in Levittown in 1980. The addition of the new guitar player and backround vocalist was a pleasant surprise and certainly a great add to an already talent band. The three original band members, Eric/Rob/David, can't thank you enough for staying the course and continuing to provide some of the best (if not the best) music to come out of the Philly area, which includes some outstanding artistis that go back to the late 50's. Enjoy the celebration in Harrisburg on Tuesday, and "rock em" > Philly style in Europe! Cheers / Joey, Pat, Patrick & Jeff

The Hooters sounded and played great. Brought back many memories of the 80's. Good Old War continues to impress. They were a great selection for the opening act!!