Thom Yorke Tickets

Thom Yorke provided a night both intimate and expansive, playing songs from The Eraser and new material.

spectacular. seriously.

I never had such a great live show in my live! And I saw a lot live shows! If U have the opportunity 2 C this guys live, go 4 it!

Great show! I would right more but I traveled all the way from Houston and I am tired. Worth all the effort. Great performance...

One of the best shows I've ever seen. Hearing "The Eraser" performed from start to finish was awesome! The Orpheum, however, should put a couple loudspeakers up at the balcony level to give those seats a better sound.

the venue was genius. the acoustics were genius. the band was genius. thom was genius. best i've seen...

So good... Flea was a beast on bass, and Thom Yorke on stage is always a site.

Thom Yorke will blow your mind. I was dancing to one song, then almost crying the next. It was a beautiful show with so much talent! Flea helped make it an amazing and unforgettable performance as well!

It started at 9:07 P.M. The house lights dimmed and the crowd leapt up out of their seats. The people at the Orpheum Theater on October 4th were not here for just a concert; they were here for a different experience all together. It’s not every day Thom Yorke takes a break from his Radiohead fronting duties to do a few shows. Yorke’s solo record, The Eraser, has been out since 2006 and some three years later he has finally decided to do a few one-offs to support his debut record. Yorke decided to assemble a supergroup in order do his solo record justice and boy did it pay off. With Flea on bass, Nigel Goodrich on programming/guitar duties, Joey Waronker on drums and Mauro Refosco manning the percussion, the band with no name was set. As they took the stage, Yorke and company wasted no time and jumped into the album’s title track. The newly formed unit played as if they had been doing this for years. Yorke keyed the piano in an almost schizophrenic manner. Despite his erratic movements, Yorke played the song with frightening precision. As the lights flickered on stage, the crowd remained in their seats. It’s strange to see a high-energy concert from the comfort of a theater chair. The band continued by playing Yorke’s solo record in the order it appeared on the album. The Eraser was for the most part a moody, electronic record, but somehow the live instrumentation sounded spot on to that of the LP. Flea did not sound like a bass player. It was as if Yorke had programmed him before the set. His ability to sound mechanical and so technically proficient speaks echoes on his talent. Flea was the backbone and as the set progressed it became apparent that he was the only man fit for the job. The tracks “Black Swan”, “Atoms for Peace” and “Harrowdown Hill” were the crowd favorites and also showcased Flea’s musicianship. It’s rare when a group can perform tracks from an album and actually make them sound better live. The band with no name did just that. Track after track the electronic nuances from the album recordings dissipated and the live elements made the songs better than the originals. Some 80 odd minutes after the set began, the music stopped. After the six encores the crowd was left to gather themselves and reflect on the evening of music they just witnessed. As people headed for the exits they compared notes on what celebrities they saw and discussed how “ridiculous” the performance was. It’s comforting to know the Edward Nortons, Tobey Maguires and Anne Hathaways of the world can appreciate good music like us common folk. Yorke’s show was no doubt the hottest ticket in town this past Sunday. For those lucky enough to actually make it inside it will be a night of music that won’t soon be forgotten and unfortunately not likely to be repeated.

This was hands down the best concert I've seen all year and I've seen quite a few great ones. They were apologizing on line that it'd be a short show since they didn't have much material yet, but it clocked in at almost a 90 minute set... not bad at all as far as set length. Imagine the upbeat danceable parts of a radiohead performance... then add in a funky Flea driven bass line. I think both Thom and Flea were channeling Joe Cocker a bit for the inspiring epileptic, music/passion-induced dance routine. Definitely fun and entertaining... Oh, and I ran into Sandra Oh in the balcony bar line... she now gets extra points in my book for musical taste!

Thom Yorke is a MADMAN on stage and a phenomenal dancer.

amazing. one of the best gigs i've ever seen. the live band makes the songs off the Eraser really come to life. Unforgettable! the new songs were great too!

Loved every second of it. His voice, his dance.........can't wait to see him again.

This was a great concert!! It was a small venue, only 2000 seats and we were in the front. Up close and personal with Thom Yorke!!! His voice was perfect and he was a dancing machine!! I loved it!

i'm a big fan of the eraser album and was super pleased to find out last week that he got a group together to perform it. And not just any group, he's got Flea and Nigel Godrich and a two others. it was an unforgettable concert as well as star studded. everywhere i turned there was a celebrity. good to know they go to awesome rock concerts..just like us.

With Yorke leading the show, Flea rocking out on base, and the other guys holding strong on percussion, we couldn't have asked for more.

Thom, Flea, Joey, Mauro and Nigel were simply mind blowing. Thom never ceases to amaze me. Also the venue was perfect for the show. Not too big, had great seats, could see everything and everyone. Perfection.

The show was amazing. From my third row seat I could not get the grin off of my face in between mouthing lyrics and booty shakin'! What an incredible supergroup and great venue. I don't think there's a bad seat in that place and I was lucky enough to have one of the best! I can't wait for tonight!!!

GREAT SOUND! GREAT CROWD! GREAT TIME!

Flea and Thom and Nigel. What more could you ask for. This was an amazing show.