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I've seen Trentemøller three times and each show is better than the last. They are by far the best shows I have seen. The production is slick, the bass is penetrating, and the energy is great. The setlist was perfectly balanced with new and old material; executed flawlessly.
Trentemoller brought the unmistakable energy and his effortlessly cool groove to this show full of fans, so intimate in the way he dropped those inferno beats and haunting melodies. It was a Halloween show, both in the many costumes others wore to the spooky effects Trentemoller laced his performance with, both serving to be playful and adding to the sonic stew.
the sight below played to an empty-ish house, he's always pretty good. xylos was great. the lead singer has some really cute, energetic dance moves on a crowded stage. filled the void left by missing crystal castles show a few weeks back. trentemoller was visually impressive but not stunning. anders was very high energy. the opening was awesome and then they started playing some new stuff which goes in a direction that i was not happy with at all. i left half-way through the set. the new music isn't technically bad but it's just not what i wanted to hear from them.
It was a lot more minimal, heavy and experimental than I had anticipated. In my head it would be more of a dance party and light.
Aside from one title (Shades of Marble), the rest does not seem that impressive. Unfortunately, even that title was changes substantially in this show, which diminished its brilliance.
one of the best shows i've ever been to, and i've been to a lot.
First of all I have to say I am a big fan of Trentemollers music so I went to the show expecting nothing but perfection i thought I am going to have some mind blowing spiritual experience but... the music was amazing but visuals no no...I checked Trentemollers other shows in different countries and they look amazing but I guess they didn't take LA's audience very seriously there were actually no visuals just big projectors with extremely bright and annoying lights toward people like they were trying to make us confess that kind of INTERROGATORS light directed to our eyes and I had to turn my look away and i didn't want to but it was really annoying and if I can't look at the stage why am I even there and you should have seen peoples faces are you serious??? was that on purpose? couldn't you create some texture some layering make more comfortable atmosphere with lights instead of that straight bright lights??? but anyway LAs audience don't have that critical way of thinking as long as you're famous and you have high end profile no matter what you do they'll just say wow wow it was amazing...
I'm a fan of electronic dance music and believe that it sounds best when the music is created by 1 or 2 people using computers (not 5 people using instruments). This is not to say I don't appreciate and enjoy some live music, just not on an evening when I'm expecting to be blown away by 'live' techno. The long and the short of it is: It was not what I hoped or expected it would be, and I was therefore disappointed.
I didn't know what to expect since this is the first time I've watched him perform. I was pleasantly surprised. Trentemoller was on stage the entire time. Although the vocals were good I would have preferred more of his non-vocal selections and dance selections.
trentemoller was amazing..he made eye contact and smiled at his crowd multiple times..you could tell he was there for us on not just another tour...i get goosebumps just thinkin about it
It has been a Great show. Awesome music and artistic.
Trentemoller brought the house down, I would see him every week if I could.
energetic show and great crowd - he was into the performance and loved the feedback from the audience
Great show, highly entertaining and energetic. He has made the transition from producer to live act work really well.
It was nice, full band, but too short. 1:45 really?
it was great! awesome venue and amazing band. too bad the show lasted only 1 and a half hours!! sucks but, trentemollers shows always end early
The band was better than expected. Having been a fan but never seeing them live, they were dynamic. MIkael Simpson is awesome behind the guitar. The venue is very nice and I enjoyed the "Happy Hour"
Trentmøller was absolutely into doing his thing, which makes all the difference for me. I'm sure he had a lot of naysayers when he pitched the idea of pitched the idea of moving from authoring minimal techno tracks to doing a live show, and this was clearly done out of pure enthusiasm for the prospect of such a performance. And everyone he selected to back him up was clearly a fantastic musician (it's not often you observe a theremin player who can actually hold a tune if she wants to). Unfortunately, the show was only an hour long, including the encore. This clearly wasn't a venue restriction, as Trentmøller went off at 11pm and I've been to shows there that went right until 2am. Boston fans, often burned in this way, seemed to be steeling themselves for this based on the pace of the show, and therefore were not as enthusiastic as they would have been based purely on the mind-blowingly awesome quality of the performance.
This concert exceeded my expectations. Anders and all of the band members have an enchanting stage presence. At times the music is a little dark, but they still manage to keep the energy level rising. It was more like a party than a concert as it was a fusion of dance&rock music from a man who used to be a DJ. Anyway, if you do get the chance to experience them, don't miss it.
Top 3 best shows I have seen ever!!! I would watch them again whenever they play.
