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TORI AMOS IN CONCERT:
Tori Amos has been a pioneer in the singer/songwriter genre for nearly three decades, gracing audiences with her majestic voice and piano-driven music during countless concerts worldwide. "Cornflake Girl," "Caught a Lite Sneeze," and "A Sorta Fairytale" are just some of Amos' hits you might hear at her concerts, but she always gives fans a truly unique experience with her ever-changing set list for each show. Amos' will be debuting new songs from her 2014 album, Unrepentant Geraldines, described in a press release as a "return to her core identity as a creator of contemporary songs of exquisite beauty," holding true to her pop and alt rock roots. Rolling Stone readers voted her the fifth best touring act for her passionate live performances, and she'll continue to delight fans on her 2014 show dates.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Tori Amos began her musical career as the lead singer for the synthpop band Y Kant Tori Read, but after the band failed to reach commercial success she launched her career as a solo artist in 1990. Since then she has released 14 studio albums and has sold over 12 million records worldwide, a major feat for the eight-time Grammy Award-nominated singer. A North Carolina Music Hall of Fame inductee, Amos is recognized for her virtuosic piano playing and her ability to interact with fans during her impressive performances. Not only is she a dynamic performer, but an overall creative genius, pursuing other ventures including a classical music project, an award-nominated musical titled The Light Princess, and a co-authored autobiography, Piece By Piece. With years of experience entertaining fans around the world, there's no doubt that Tori Amos will leave you awe-inspired during her 2014 Unrepentant Geraldines tour.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"I love going to see Tori Amos. She is so talented and it's amazing to see her play two pianos at the same time. Her voice is great. She continually pushes the limits. "
" I am blown away at how perfect and personal Tori's performance was - every pitch was perfect, every lyric a dream. it was truly unforgettable and feel like I was a part of something magical. "
"Beautiful, wonderful, amazing and fantastic!!!! It was really great to see Tori along with the Quartet! Perfect icing on the cake!"
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The most generously engaged, engaging live performer ever; Tori always managed to elevate her already impeccable studio output on the stage. Such terrific display of real musicianship, in a class/league of her own. The boys in the band (Jon, Ash, & previously Matt) were also truly unique & spectacular musicians.
Tori is a goddess! Such an amazing show! I wish the sound was better. Small theater show sounded like a stadium concert where you can’t recognize the words and all you can hear is bass.
I don’t think enough time was spent getting the sound balanced. The band in back was way too loud for Tori’s piano playing and voice. The music often overwhelmed her voice. Additionally, there were so many added effects that the words seemed muffled most of the time. My favorite song was when she played and sang, one song, with it the band. Wished there was more of that. Spent a day processing through the event and my feeling about it. I think I tried to hard to make myself like it, when for me, it was just “ok.” Don’t mind going to an “ok” performance and driving from Oklahoma for a free concert. This one left me with regret.
This show was amazing! Tori is still so wonderful to see live and this venue always feels so private and personal. Honestly, I felt like this was one of her best shows..Long Live Tori Amos!
Tori finds new ways to present her expansive catalogue beautifully. I can’t wait to see her again.
I’ve never had a bad experience with a Tori Amos show. Full disclosure shes my favorite artist. Even our favorites can have a bad night but Tori was in rare form. There wasn’t a bum note to be found. The band was A+. It was here first “band” show in over a decade and it was very worth the wait. The choice of venue could not have been better. I didn’t want the night to end. Welcome back T. We missed you.
The Greatest of all time. Every show different, virtuoso on all levels.
I have loved Tori since the age of 14 and I'm 41 now. Shecan really put on an amazing show. The last time I saw her was in Oakland California and she seemed to hustle through the show. I yenly waited out near the side of the building hoping for an autograph in the torrent weather, but she never came. I found out she was not feeling well, so of course that made sense because she normally is more engaging with the fans. Still love her and hope comfort easily came to her that night. Love ya mama Tori and know you got me through a contemptible ex abuser and young motherhood journeys like you never could understand.
I had an amazing time, both my first time seeing Tori Amos as well as visiting the Balboa Theater. I would enjoy seeing others perform there in the future.
San Diego show was a major disappointment. Possibly the last time I pay a high ticket price to see Tori, which is sad. Zero fan interaction or story telling. Too many fanatics screaming every time she looked up or switched positions, trying to convince themselves they were seeing a mid-90s quality show. Actually had to check my phone for the time at a few points. The voice was still there, but the effort and passion was not.
I have seen Tori several times! If you’ve never seen her live you are missing out. She can command the room with only the piano and keyboards, in a way few full bands can. This woman lives and breathes her songs. Tori is a must see!!
Beautiful venue, but did not enjoy the concert at all. HUGE Tori Amos fan, but was disappointed with her political songs. You go to a concert to escape, not hear about politics. I actually agreed with what she was saying, but just didn't want to hear it at a concert. No thanks. Maybe my fault because I'm more familiar with her old music vs. new, so maybe if I had listened to her new stuff I would have known that is what her music is like now and not gone to the concert.
Concert was awesome, she played Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide, also some of my favorites ( Leather, Raspberry swirl, Winter) met Tori after show.
I was surprised not here anything from "Native Invader" but she was certainly on here game the best "Landslide" I have heard her do and was the first time I heard her cover of "Songbird" she nailed it.
Tori was absolutely amazing! As always, she was loyal to her devoted EWF and put on a politically charged show. It’s good to see a real musician still marching onward despite the difficult climate we find ourselves in today.
Beautiful concert, glad we got to see her in the last week of her tour.
Sell out crowd for a solo show. Just Tori and her two pianos. Set list was a bit eclectic but enjoyable. Stage lighting was awesome. Sound quality not quite as good as I remember for this site. Solid encore of 4 songs. Parking at the lot behind the theatre - hideous.
Tori Amos is always fantastic. She is a true force of nature with talent to burn. Her lighting designer needs to realize that LED lights are much brighter and focused than the older incandescent lights. Shining them into eyes of the audience, especially in smaller venues, is painful and migraine inducing. That sort of technique might me great for arena shows, where the audience is further away, but in a theater setting it's too much.
Great show, gorgeous venue, I have seen Tori over twenty times and have never been disappointed. The only thing that would have made this show better was more material from the current album. But the performance was fantastic!!!
Well I love seeing Tori Amos. I have seen her at several different venues around the bay. It's always a great show. however, the Paramount Theater is my favorite place to see her. It's so beautiful. Beyond the beauty the sound there is fantastic. One can see her from any seat.
