The Sisters of Mercy Tickets

Played a lot of classic material and some new stuff.

Andrew voice is gone!!! Ben did a great job on guitar.

The sound was bad, Andrew let the guitarists sing everything. It may as well have been a cover band. The only positive was getting to hear the 10 new songs. Hopefully they make it to vinyl and have good production. The opening band was even worse. They destroyed a perfectly good Chameleons song.

The venue was cool but the band was really disappointing wish I didn't buy tickets

Absolutely the worst concert experience in my life. Very disappointing.

I really enjoyed the show at the Palladium in Los Angeles. I don't think this show was sold out, which, for me, was kind of nice since I'm not quite 5' tall and crowds can swallow me whole. It was still a good turnout, especially for a Monday night. Andrew Eldritch's voice is still as deep and powerful as it has ever been, and I was very happy to hear some new songs in the mix. I also really liked the opener, Strange Cities. They sort of made me think of The Ocean Blue meets Echo & the Bunnymen, and I will keep a look out for more of their shows.

Andrew Eldritch has no voice. It was not The Sisters of Mercy unfortunately. We left early.

The show was so-so... audio wasn't good, the vocals weren't great, and as I saw someone else put it, it was more like the guitarist was the frontman than Andrew Eldritch.

too old. cant sing anymore. still a good show though.

Sound was bad for half the show til they fixed it.

Found this show irritating and disappointing. I can’t stop listening to Mercy albums generally speaking. But I didn’t feel like this band sustained the intensity from the early days. Sound at the palladium was terrible as usual and probably part of the problem. Why all the best bands play there is beyond me. You can’t see the show unless you’re within spitting range and the sound is hollow, loud and unclear.

Except for drink prices, this gig was spectacular!!!

How to describe this? Well, the lead was lip syncing. I think only one of the guitarists was actually playing. Rest of the band was either miming or pressing buttons on Apple Laptops. To their credit, one of the guitarists did sing into a mic. He sang about a half step out of tune. I wish I could say more, but I walked out of the concert 15 minutes into the set.

We have been waiting to see Sisters for quite some time. The band had high energy and played immaculately, Andrew Eldritch was putting everything into it. The big BIG problem was the mix was so BAD! We felt like we went to see Andrew Eldritch's Backing vocalist featuring Andrew Eldritch. Guitars and backing vocals had a lot of room to come down. a lot of people including us left mid show. very disappointing.

I love the sisters, Eldritch has always made great music but his voice is either done or he wants to give it a raspy contrast that sounds bad. I enjoyed the new songs but impossible to understand him or enjoy his singing.

Having experienced disappoint Sisters of Mercy shows in the past, our expectations were already low. Someone the band managed to not even get close to those low expectations. The microphone for Andrew Eldericth was mixed so low, you couldn't hear him even when he bothered to try to sing. The guitar players had backing vocals that you could hear--we might as well been at a SofM cover band. It also didn't help that the venue was packed and if you dared to leave your space for a drink or bathroom break, there was no getting back. Despite that, it was fun seeing all the old goths come out and to experience that camaraderie. If you are looking for a good show other than a cover band, don't bother.

Eldritch’s voice is gone. One could hardly hear him at all when he did try to sing. One of the guitarists did most of the singing but sounds nothing like Eldritch and frequently sounded off key and screeching. They didn’t cover all of the songs but created some kind of medley instead. The show seemed unplanned, like a few guys decided to get together at the last minute to try and play together. The two guitarists looked like they grew up playing Air Guitar Hero. Overall disappointing.

Eldritch had his mic so low one could barely hear him, so the guitarist did most of the vocal work. Quite a let down.

Vocal mix was terrible. Couldn't hear Andrew. This show was deeply disappointing.

Idk 🤷‍♂️ Guess he should just die? So many haters need a kind slap from a clean leather glove. Last night, like you I attended the most recent show of The Sisters of Mercy, marking my seventh time seeing them live since my first experience back in 1990. As a touring musician myself, I've encountered various venues where the sound quality was lacking, despite it being their primary responsibility alongside security. Frustratingly, I even took matters into my own hands, handling the entire sound setup and providing the house stereo outs, only to witness them somehow still mishandling it. However, considering the fact that Andrew Eldritch, the band's founding member, is now 62 and continues to grace us with his presence on stage, it's truly awe-inspiring. I commend The Sisters of Mercy and all the dedicated professionals involved in their performances. Despite the occasional shortcomings, they persist and give their best efforts. It's rare to witness individuals who have not only created a genre but also remain embedded within it for decades. Alongside the likes of Christo, Dylan, and Ravi Devi, these supporters contribute to an invaluable network of friends. I can only hope to have such companions in my own musical journey when I reach my 60s. If you think you can do better; well then you get my point.