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THE TING TINGS IN CONCERT:
After a two-year hiatus, British dance pop duo The Ting Tings reemerged bolder and better than ever in 2014 with their disco-infused third album, Super Critical. They proved they’ve still got it on stage too – their glammed-up sound gets concertgoers on their feet as they deliver funky guitar riffs and dance-worthy beats on songs like "Do It Again" and "Wrong Club". The multi-talented duo alternates between several different instruments -- frontwoman Katie White expertly loops her vocals while bouncing around between the guitar and the cowbell, while Jules De Martino has been known to play the drums and guitar at the same time. For just two people they create a surprisingly colossal sound. Their spunky dance pop and mood-enhancing LED light show never fail to blow ticket buyers away.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Katie White and Jules De Martino formed dance pop outfit The Ting Tings in 2006 in Manchester, England. They started out playing house parties and small clubs before self-releasing the vinyl single "That's Not My Name" in 2007. The track quickly amassed millions of views on their Myspace page, and by the end of the year they had inked a deal with Columbia Records. "That's Not My Name" reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart just as their 2008 follow-up single "Shut Up And Let Me Go" was earning them tons of new fans after being featured in an Apple commercial. Later in 2008 they released their debut album We Started Nothing, which hit No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart. In 2009 they toured extensively as an opening act for Pink and racked up several awards and nominations, including the Ivor Novello Award for Best Album and a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. The following year they moved to Berlin and spent eight months recording their sophomore album, 2012's Sounds From Nowheresville, which showed off a darker and more electronic side. After taking a couple of years to refocus their sound they moved to Ibiza to record their third album, 2014's Super Critical, which was co-produced by Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor. Influenced by pre-EDM nightlife and '70s disco, the record treats fans to danceable, Diana Ross-inspired tracks that are only made better when heard live in concert.
It was an amazing show!! I'm definitely glad I checked out their new album before coming. They play the best of their first album and introduce adoring songs in their last album "Sounds from Nowheresville". I've always been a fan of this duo and I must say the show was very rewarding!
Awesome... the music was great... the lighting was killer and the crowd was nice... all in all a great place
Small venue in Atlanta Truly made this concert! Katie and Jules put on an incredible show didn't want it to end:)
The opening act was terrible. One or two songs from her would have sufficed. She performed about 10 instead. The Ting Tings were good. High energy. Katie's voice was lovely.
the Ting Tings gave a great concert!...the opening act was also good (MNDR)... the Variety Playhouse is a great venue because the performers can closely interact with the audience...ticket prices are not outrageous which is definitely a plus!
Great show! Got down on the standing room only floor to interact with us.
These two guys are definitely amazing on stage. Although their studio albums are kinda pop, they got this huge electro energy which makes them great live performers. I certainly didn't expect such a good show and I've been stunned by their musical skills and live version of some of their songs.
Venue was cool! A bar on every level!! Lots of room to dance to the concert!
Great energy and sound! Their presentation was absolutely fabulous.
The Ting Tings were incredible. I wasn't really familiar with them beyond their big hit songs, but they're so energetic and such great performers that every song was a treat. The whole audience was dancing along for the whole night!
I was very impressed with the Ting Tings show. They played almost everything off their first album and a lot of new songs. I will definitely go to see them again.
Awesome time!! They kept the energy high and rocked it! I can't say the same for the opening act though...
loved it! had an amazing experience at this show. would love to see them again.
This was an awesome gig - i expected pop with some guitar, but got something way rockier - with great guitars and drums - overall I would recommend the Tings and Webster Hall to anyone.
Disappointed! It was: "UK bourgeois go Rage Against The Machine" OK they both put a lot of energy in their set but did they need to be so " Rock Garage Band"? She was all the time throwing away their instruments and other stuff. Heu sorry, but: "what is her purpose ?" The new version of their first singles was very bad and the new singles are forgettable! Boooorrrrring! Bye Bye The TingTings! Stay home, heeeuuu I mean stay in your garage and play for your closest friends.
This show was so very entertaining! From the Opening performer MNDR to the Ting Ting last song (That's Not My Name)!
It's all packed!!! Awesome show!! will miss Ting Tings<3 but it should indicate on the ticket that the show starts at 9:30 instead of 7.........
Pretty Terrible. I left the show early I was so disappointed. Seemed like half of the music was just a backing track.
Sent my kids to this for their birthday and they LOVED the show!
So I went to this concert not knowing what to really expect. Their music is up beat and psychedelic so I was unsure how that could be portrayed live. What I got was an AWESOME rock concert. Their live show was much heavier on the electric guitar. Lots of energy from both Katie and Joel. Super fun. I was right up front (General Admission show) and it was awesome. Katie was very involved with the crowd. Best $25 I've spent in a very long time!
