Underworld Tickets

Dehydration and a change in med's caused me to go down during intermission. Security was right on it! They got me some water and kept checking in on me for the rest of the concert.

The Underworld repertoire was very good and the location was excellent.

Underworld at the Palladium to me was the best experience in Los Angeles that night and top 5 concerts of the year and my life. Saw them at the Shrine 2 years ago and this topped that show by a landslide! The music, the crowd, the BASS! I actually prefer them playing in a smaller venue because the vibe is optimal peak experience. The visuals and lighting all complimented each other and it wasn’t too much or overwhelming. Just felt like the best dance party in a chill atmosphere all night. I will always attend an Underworld performance without hesitation, after that night!

I have been a fan for over 30 years and finally saw them live. It absolutely did not disappoint. It was the best show I have ever seen in my entire life and when they come back to America, I am definitely going again!

Great great show. Been almost 20 years since I've last seen Underworld live and they did not disappoint. Few others can deliver the "beats"so consistently. Moments when the entire floor was cheering, dancing and laughing in unison. Much positivity that's needed right now, and for that I'll always be grateful 🙏🏽.

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Seeing Underworld live is something beyond words. I was super excited to see them at Terminal 5 since its been years since they were in New York and they totally lived up to how I remembered them. They are just so energetic and vibrant and that totally translates to the crowd. They played classics, a bunch of new songs (from their new album which is amazing) and some reworks that were very cool. I would LOVE to see them again and again.

Lots of energy that night at the Fox! Underwood promised and delivered.

This show was a dream come true for me. Underworld never tours in the US and I took a bus from Philly just to catch this one east coast date. The crowd was super into it and Underworld were totally on point. Perfect mix of new material, crowd favorites, and a couple obscure numbers (8-ball? Rowla?). Of course, they closed big with Rez/Cowgirl and Born Slippy and it was a frigging catharsis. And the Dirty Epic remix was tremendous. I couldn't have been more pleased. Wish they'd had a merch table, because I would have bought everything!

I've seen Underworld throughout the years about 7 or 8 times, since the Dubnobasswithmyheadman days, in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Los Angeles. I can say they don't sound like they've aged a day, and in fact actually sound more relevant than ever. Not as easy task when their original fanbase are starting to gray and the new sound of techno attracting young fans via dubstep variants. Despite this, the band soldiers on doing what they do best, which is weaving a diverse array of synthetic sounds and beats, only this time with fewer collaborators, more warmth, and an album full of the lessons absorbed collaborating with each other on grandiose events like the London Olympics, the Frankenstein theatrical soundtrack, and a couple of albums with sonic auteur Brian Eno. Result: One of their finest albums in their discography, and a concert sprinkled with the best of the album, which sound totally in-step with their greatest hits. On this tour, Underworld also played little-heard songs like Eight Ball and Dirty Club in the show, to many fans' great delight. At Coachella or Terminal 5, they sound equally at home.