Tori Amos Tickets

My first Tori “concert” was an event for RAINN back in 1991 just before Little Earthquakes was released. She became the face for this incredible organization and played “Me and a Gun” and a few other songs from her upcoming Little Earthquakes album. It was a small, intimate event I was lucky enough to attend as a friend’s “+1”, I fell in love with Tori and her amazing talents and the rest is history. In the early days I would see as many shows as I could (10+ shows for the LE, UTP, Pele & Choirgirl tours). Meet and greets were fairly small until Pele but I’ve had the pleasure of speaking to Tori many times and she actually knew my name at one point. I’s attended every tour since but since I’ve become disabled I can usually just see Dallas shows. For the Oceans tour my parents bought me a $500 “VIP” ticket which allowed me to sit 2nd row, front and center. There was no “VIP” experience…. Just a good seat… and I was the ONLY person in the 2nd Row until 10 minutes before showtime when they pulled people from further back to fill up the 2nd row. Apparently, Meet & Greets are now only virtual and Tori personally gives out all Front Row tickets. I was shocked at how entitled, young, female and rude the entire Front Row was. I was by myself so I tried to speak to some of them to ask about how Meet & Greets work these days and to gush about my love for Tori but the entire first row would not speak to me. I was completely ignored, told to shut up and to “stay where I belong” even though I was in my seat. I got up to say “Hi” to the girl sitting caddy-corner to me and she actually put her hand on my chest, pushed me backwards hard enough to knock me back onto the armrest of my seat and told me to “get back to the 2nd row! The girl in front of me kept flipping her hair, hitting me in the face and laughing. Almost all of these females appeared to be in their twenties but I was so close I heard their conversations and the girl in front of me was only 16. I felt so rejected I almost left before the concert started. Luckily, the people they moved down to fill in the 2nd row were AMAZING and they convinced me to stay and I had plenty of people to speak to (even though the girl in front of me continued to hit me in the face with her hair and laughing and the couple beside me threatened to turn her into security. It surprised me that Tori would handpick these “Cornflake Mean girls” for the front row. Tori was great but her audience seems to have changed dramatically.

I saw a total of 11 shows on the ocean to ocean tour and most of them were fantastic! Especially her fabulous concert in Charlotte nc and greenville sc! So many favorites, so much energy. So glad I finally got my long awaited request Climb! Till next time!

I've loved Tori for decades. Listening to Little Earthquakes on my CD carousel on random with NIN and Enya got me through some rough times as a kid, then later as a soldier overseas. Thankfully, her classics that I brought my daughter to experience were performed adequately. There's always a variance to expect during live performances, but it was abundantly clear that Tori's voice was pushed beyond her limits on this tour and she needed rest. We got leftovers at this show and they weren't worth remembering. My daughter and I left early and listened to Winter and Icicle in the car on the way home.

I saw Tori almost 10 years ago at a small venue in NYC. Just her and a piano. She could play the face off any songs. She took requests. It was like sitting in a living room with a legend.

Amazing show, but terrible venue. The sound at the venue was subpar because the sound completely dissipated about 1/3 of the way into the crowd. The venue is not designed for acoustics at all. And the audience was incredibly drunk and unruly the whole time. The venue was pushing mixed alcohols and it showed. As much as I love Tori and as wonderful as she was to see live, and even if she only plays the NW once, I will think twice before seeing her at an open-air venue again.

The muses have been steadfastly guiding her on an amazing tour! ❤️🎹 each show crafted that day, and this one in honor of Sinead O’Connor. It was a “bliss of another kind!” I am grateful I was present to experience her live once again and hear “Flicker” live. She will forever be my favorite. Thank you, Tori! 🎹❤️🧚🏼‍♀️

Never a cornflake girl killed it. So much talent. The setting was wonderful for Tori’s last show on the tour. Hopes she comes around again.

Went to her concert 7/28. My daughter spent an obnoxious amount of money for a belated birthday present. If I'd known how much she would spend, and known I would only recognize 3 songs, I would have told her to save her money. Tori is talented, yes, but I had wanted to sing along with her early songs. At one time, she actually encouraged her fans to sing with her, "Winter", and then as many of us attempted to, stutter/stopped through the whole thing, (my daughter's description was "butchered") so that we all gave up. Very disappointed and feel so badly that my daughter paid so much for that disappointment.

If your main goal is to hang out and drink wine, with some nice music in the background, this venue might be for you. If you’re going for the music, either pay the money to sit really really close to the stage, or skip it. Because if you sit anywhere else that’s not completely front and center, so like 80% of the seating, your view will likely be obstructed by the weird sloping lawn and people constantly walking around, and the sound will be terrible due to poor acoustics and constant chatter. Not for me. Tori was amazing per usual, so I still managed to enjoy a couple of songs, despite the subpar environment.

Tori Amos is one of the essential touring artists of a generation and beyond. Her attention to the audience, and her ability to fully gain the attention of each audience member is known throughout the music industry. Last Friday night, fans joined from "ocean to ocean", to celebrate the closing night of the "Ocean to Ocean"tour. Tori was in good spirit, she was on fire with multiple long improvisational jam sessions on stage with her band mates Jon Evans & Ash Soan; a stage moment that has become synonymous with this tour. The outdoor venue at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery served as a beautiful summer evening backdrop for concert goers. All were in good spirits (both in soul and in wine). Tori played many familiar songs from her earlier records at the start of this show, and moved into a stunning final act, playing rockier driven songs from her mid career repertoire. The night was filled with appreciation for the artist, thousands of loving fans, and an emotional temporary "farewell"from Tori. As this was the last night of this records tour. A beautiful night shared by so many adoring fans - this concert was everything that I could have hoped it would be. Tori Amos has a way of bringing so many different walks of life together, to celebrate the "song girls"as she calls them. And in this very power, the fans have all grown together for nearly 30 years. And this is what creates a touring Legend, and it was through all of us re-joining together in the love of song, that this became a legendary night.