The Shins Tickets

Will see the Shins again if they tour in the future. Thought about catching them in austin then dallas😎

Amazing show, talented musicians and a great encore! What more could you ask for?

As I entered the venue I got a Shining hotel vibe from the aesthetic, but was pleasantly directed to where my seat would be for the evening. I was seated way at the top with not much of a view of the band mates faces. But brilliant job on the lighting, and sound was amazing from way up there. However it is an indoor venue and there was nowhere to smoke up other than the restroom in a rushed school like manner.

The shins put on a great live show - very energetic and amped. Loved the venue, the sound, the lighting, and the performance, of course. My only complaint is that the warm-up band, joseph, had their sound turned up too loud. It was like listening to a 45-minute scream. Painful.

The Shins do not disappoint with their new and older songs. Well put together band. I miss the original drummer who kept a different vibe together. Bass player was good, yet recessed into the shadows, whereas an original was the front man. All really good musicians. Good experience.

I came along late to the Shins fan club. My wife turned me onto them when we started dating in 2010. I had never heard of them. I was an instant fan. I looked them up online, and read all about them. I was surprised to learn they were an older band. I was stoked as always to discover new music (new to me) but was bummed that I may not ever get to see them live. They did not disappoint! Lead singers voice - Incredible! Musicians - Amazing! No old, used up, should have hung it up a long time ago band here!! (like others I love) These guys were GREAT.

Literally had to shield our eyes from the scratching white strobe lights pointed directly at the audience. Some people were taking it in stride but it was totally a buzzkill for me and my date. Also, the opening singers were alright, but not good enough to bring back multiple times over the Shins' set.

I came in expecting to hear Oh, Inverted World in it's entirety and maybe a couple singles from the more recent albums, but I was blown away by the number of songs performed after the debut album. Just incredible. And a beautiful venue!

They sounded great live, played their whole first album, and then finished up with an amazing collection of their greatest hits.

Second time seeing The Shins this year, they’re absolutely great live. Joseph was amazing as well, would definitely see both of them live again. My seats were in the balcony of The Orpheum and sound and visuals were solid from up there.

The music is incredible, the show was... meh. I love the Shins music so much but I was shocked by how little energy they had live. The audience was so hyped to see them that the energy in the stands made the low energy on stage even more striking. Hope everything is alright with them behind the scenes. Glad I didn't pay for the expensive orchestra seats. The Orpheum is a great theater, but the seats are pretty small and tightly packed, so don't be tall or big!

I had about a week in town between summer traveling and I’m so glad I caught The Shins in LA! I’d never seen them live before and they’ve always been on my bucket list. I loved the way they brought a bit of Portland with them and used Joseph as backup singers in a couple of songs. They felt really accessible and connected with the audience like the real people they are. James Mercer is my favorite song writer and looked amazing in those white jeans! Got to hear almost all my favorites- but then again every Shins song has been my favorite at some point.

First time seeing The Shins live and was not disappointed. James Mercer is a great songwriter and the performance followed that same expectation.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the show by The Shins and we were very pleasantly surprised and impressed by the opening band, Joseph. The sisters had amazing voices and harmonies!

Good seat, good croud, good opener, perfect performance

Played all our favorites. Great energy and out kids (21 and 17) loved hearing all the songs I played in the car when they were little

Great show at the historic Memorial Auditorium in downtown Sacramento! (I graduated high school there many moons ago…) My heart was so happy! Introduced us to the band Joseph and we loved them too! Magical voices and the sweetest energy! Big thank you! Love you guys!

I generally do not like general admission shows and Ticketmasters GA announcement was warning was confusing - that there were some seats but most would be standing did not help. Also the tickets actually had a seat number making it more confusing. Do we wait in line and hope to snag a seat somewhere? Turns out there were plenty of seats in the “dress circle”. Got there after doors opened and claimed good seats that allowed us to go to floor when we wanted. Great service at the Mem Auditorium. Joseph was good opener, and the Shins put on an awesome show (albeit a little short at only 90 minutes).

Joseph was an incredible opener - even 1 short of their trip, the sound & harmonies were fantastic. The Shins, arguably one of the most recognizable sounds of the 2000’s, played well. Visually, their show aesthetic matched the album they played… Unfortunately either the speakers, or the sound tech, weren’t working right. Practically every song had horrendous feedback (like when two mics are too close together) that utterly overpowered the sound for many seconds at a time. It caused me to lose hearing in my right ear, which I’ve regained, but… My ears are still ringing terribly from it 3 days later. We left early because of this.

Such a beautifully orchestrated show. Seeing these guys live was not only on my Bucket List but also a dream come true. They played a lot of old stuff and I couldn't help but dance my ass off. Such a supremely weird band that fills my heart with a warm squishy feeling. So many concepts, I can't wait to see them again!