The Weepies Tickets

This was my second time seeing The Weepies. I can't rave enough about their performances. Steve and Deb are the ultimate power couple; they infuse each performance with so much soul and energy, their signature quirks and openness and stories compounding their tracks with a very raw, very real love. For their fans, for their family, for each other. The stripped down acoustic set was organic and "on the fly" - they picked from a list of 49 of their songs (out of 138+) and used this as an opportunity to highlight Deb's upcoming solo tracks. Very effective, even greater still in the small Wilbur Theater.

Absolutely love the Weepies. They have a great on-stage presence and have an amazing talent not just for music but also for being relatable and incorporating the audience. The connect very well with the audience and make you feel like they are really there just for you.

I am crazy about the Weepies. Loved their show so much. Very personal and intimate. Loved seeing their kids come out. Love their songs. Love their rapport with each other and with the audience. Can you tell I love them?

I have known of The Weepies & their bewitching sound since the early 2000s and have ALWAYS loved listening to them. I never thought they would ever come to Buffalo & I never imagined they would sound more beautiful live and in person than listening to their studio stuff. I think this show is on my top 5 favorites of all time. They were charming and funny and I will never forget them. The Tralf was a great venue & the staff was very kind and accomadating. I LOVED this show!!!!!!

this was the BEST! So intimate, so engaged. I hope it was everything they were looking to do because it was everything and more that we as an audience could have hoped for. From the old Deb....OMG....to the new stuff, the classics, the obliged requests from the crowd and the storytelling...we LOVED every minute. I especially loved the venue. I went to the last of the two shows in Philadelphia. One we were able to reserve a seat and enjoy dinner and drinks beforehand, the other, we thought was going to be first come first serve seats but got there and they had removed all the chairs. For intimate performances such as these, standing the whole time is not ideal.

Super mellow, but in the best possible way. From the name, you'd expect Zoloft handouts as you enter the venue, but The Weepies' songs are actually upbeat and optimistic. It's feel good stuff. Love these guys!

The show, the venue was spectacular. The weepies always deliver and opening act was amazing as well. Songs were a mix of old and new and they even did an oldie from Deb Talan's first albums. Thanks to everyone involved this was truely a memorable concert!

Excellent venue and excellent show! Not too big, not too small. Would definitely go see The Wheepies again. Love, love, love!

Excellent musicianship, talent all around, sound mix was fantastic. Always a pleasure to listen to a live event that sounds like their records.

I've been a fan since their first record and this show was incredible. I fell in love with them all over again.

They left us wanting more....such heartfelt, beautiful sounds and Deb Talan has a unique voice like no other. Perfect venue for such an intimate band and show!

The Weepies were absolutely incredible. I would see them in concert every night if I could. My only complaint was that there were two women standing right behind me who would not be quiet even when I asked them to. I don't understand why someone buys a ticket to a show just to talk through it! But, this issue was no fault of the Weepies (obviously) and would highly recommend seeing them in concert. I wish the Wilbur would be more responsive to people disturbing the show. If someone is ruining the show for other people they should be kicked out, simple as that.

the Weepies were Great !!! The Drummer was Great the Weepies sang with the opening act it happened to be his younger brother and Mandy Brown .

This was a fantastic show with an excellent atmosphere. This was the first time I've seen them live and I was very happy!

The Weepies are, simply put, amazing. They have a great live sound, and anyone who's been a fan for years can appreciate the personal touches they add to each performance--the anecdotes and humor to the little props on stage hinting at earlier albums. A special note needs to be said also for the venue selected--The Wilbur is small, thus grabbing floor/standing-room tickets made for a really great & intimate experience. You can't any better than being 10 feet away from your heroes.

I've been to my fair share of concerts, and this was far and away one of the best. The Weepies are incredibly talented and have such an amazing stage presence. I'm convinced everyone in attendance was having the time of their life. If you can see them, you should absolutely see them.

The Weepies have gone with me through every life event, emotional moment and hardship since I was a freshman in High School (over 9 years). I was completely stoked to see them live, however, because how could they live up to my expectations?... My friends... They exceeded them. They were even BETTER live and it was fantastic to see just how authentic and honest and candid they are with their audience. They played a fantastic blend of their new album (which is amazing and I usually don't like hearing the new stuff at concerts) and their old classics. I for one teared up during "You Can't Go Back Now." They opening act was wonderful too, loved that they're all literally and figuratively family. Greg Tannen (younger brother) was a fantastic vibe vacillated comfortable between Jason Mraz and Jack Johnson and his co-writer Amanda Brown was reminiscent of an R&B Norah Jones. Both I will start following. All in all, a wonderful, magical night.

A really fun, happy concert. The Fillmore and the Weepies are a great combo.

The Weepies' show was wonderfully intimate. They sound just as good live, and we enjoyed the whimsical set. Would absolutely see them again.

I've always loved The Weepies and their sound, so when I saw that they were playing just two hours away from my school, in Atlanta, I was beyond thrilled. Words cannot describe how excited I was just to be able to say that I saw my favorite band live. I was not expecting their performance to surpass my expectations, but it did. Allow me to mention that my expectations were extremely high. Not only did they sound good musically, with voices and instruments, but their set was adorable and THEY were adorable just when they were talking to us, the audience. I had a smile on my face the entire time. This performance was absolutely, positively exceptional.