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Literally one of the best live bands, if not the best, that I have been going to see for twenty plus years. And will continue to go see for as long as they choose to bless this world with their music. I laugh, cry, scream and dance. Thursday forever <3
thursday somehow gets better every time i see them! can't wait to do it again the next time they're around :)
My favorite band at paradise rock club, can’t ask for more
They sounded exactly like they did 20 years ago it was amazing and kind of unexpected. Really great energy. Definitely go see them if you ever get the opportunity. They were my favorite band growing up and have stood the test of time, for sure.
12/10 Five stars … such an amazing performance! !!!
This was my first time seeing a band I’ve loved for some time, and it checked every box. We had a great view from the side of the stage where I was never less than a few feet from Steve Pedulla, incessantly melting faces off with the sharp melodies that guarantee Thursday’s poignant songs sink right to the depths of your brain where they’ll stay for the rest of your life. Geoff Rickly was a joy to watch, leading the audience in singing along, jumping around as energetically as the whole pit combined, throwing love upon everyone else involved in this tour, curling up tearfully while singing the all-too-relevant Falling Bomb, and checking in on an audience member who took a crowd surfer to the head. Tim Payne played with the focus of a genius physicist and the stance of a rock icon. Tucker Rule had some technical issues towards the end of the set, yet sounded no less ballistic and intense as on every song before. Every last member of the band seemed to love being where they were in that moment, and I can tell you the crowd felt no different. Thursday is a band of consummate professionals. When you’ve got a band whose songs reduce you to weeping when you’re alone in your room to songs that are painful, raw, and angry, and the whole venue is grinning with wild elation to every song, you’ve got yourself a band of legends.
Had an awesome time, played one of their best albums.
Thursday was the best show I’ve seen in a long time! They were my favorite band in high school and I was stoked to see that they are still playing 20+ years later. Absolute nostalgia. The singers energy is out of the world. First time going to the observatory and will definitely go back!
Thursday was incredible live. Great energy, and such a fantastic job engaging the crowd. Highly recommend
Thursday were amazing. The energy was great. They were interactive with the fans. And they played one of their best albums. The night couldn't have gone better.
really really really excited for this show and it surpassed expectations, best show i have been to in years. I LOVE THURSDAY always have always will
Great show great venue. Haven't sung an entire album out loud at a show in quite some time.
I really enjoyed Many Eyes set. I cannot wait for a full length album.
Was a pretty good show for a February tour. Went to see what many eyes had to offer and was pleasantly surprised
It’s the most overpriced and underwhelming venue in all of Pittsburgh. This place has the worst acoustics and the orchestra pit is so narrow that it’s hard to get in, out or enjoy the event from it.
Thursday could not have been better. The venue was great. Very comfortable and clean. Great view and awesome sound.
Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, showstopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique
The concert and band were great and I'd see them again in a heartbeat, but the information was lacking between the venue and ticketmaster and us. The "vip parking"was very misleading and a disappointment.
The venue was amazing, the sound was beautiful. The overall flow of the show between bands was flawless. Amazing.
They kicked ass! Geoff’s vocals were spot on!!! And the Paramount is the best place for a show!
