The Raconteurs Tickets
Overall Rating
4.7
By Bondgirly3
Band went above and beyond!
Fillmore New Orleans - New Orleans
The Raconteurs gave a phenomenal performance on this night! Played right under two hours. It was like a greatest hits album with their old and new blended together perfectly which is exactly what I wanted. Only drawback was not with them but the crowd. They were way too “rough” for lack of a better word considering who was playing. Lots of drugs being used right out in view with no security to be seen anywhere. Alcohol being thrown at people. Pushing and jerking people around. Also seemed venue had way more people than should be allowed. We literally could not breathe we were pushed so tight into railing. Again, the band itself was at their finest. Five stars for them only.
By Gabe
Rock n Roll didn't die.
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
We thought it did because of music today but The Raconteurs exist. This changes everything.
By Megapolis
No Phones No Problem.
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
Going to keep it short but this was an incredible show. I was skeptical at first, but the no phones rule was great! I hate it when I have a phone up in the air in front of me from some idiot who cant keep it low in front of their face. Now to the music...WOW. I loved the new album going in but these guys blew it through the roof. Jack White...what an amazing musician. I heard riffs, notes and sounds I have never heard before coming from a guitar before. The band was so so tight!!I cant wait to see them again. Thanks Raconteurs for a great night.
By DJR
Racontours!!! The Amp - St Augustine
The St. Augustine Amphitheatre - St Augustine
Fantastic venue. Outdoors but not too big. Please continue to grow the base!!! DJR
By R. S.
What a great concert !!!
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
I love that concert. It was awesome. But I have one complain... I'm a concert guy and I've been in concerts since 1998 and I have pictures of concerts since 2003 on my computer and now on my Icloud account because they are memories and I always show them to my nieces and nephews, and we talk about the band and the songs they played that night and etc. But unfortunately when I got through Fillmore Miami entrance I had my cellphone sealed in case and I wasn't able to take a single picture and that was the most frustrated part of that night anyway no memories no pictures to show to my relatives. Too Bad.
By M. V.
The Raconteurs
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
Honestly one of the best shows I’ve ever seen!! Sounded amazing, and was just all around an incredible experience
By Altacaca
great job guys!
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
Second time I saw them in the past month. Great performances both times.
By D. H.
What a perfect show
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
Everything was perfect. The sound, the atmosphere...perfect. Even Jack White's tired voice was perfect (as a fellow singer, I'm surprised he could sing that well after so many shows). The BEST PART was the no cellphones policy. This is how every show should be. Enjoying the music to the fullest.
By Malexs
Great Night!
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
The Raconteurs were excellent. We had the greatest time. The sound was good and the venue comfortable. I would consider going to the Fillmore again and I would DEFINITELY go to the Raconteurs if they came back.
By JB
They rock!
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater - Miami Beach
It would have been nice if they played their number one hit song “steady as she goes” 🙁
Bio
The Raconteurs on Tour
Semi-hibernating since 2011, the Raconteurs – Jack White, Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler – took their time in 2018 and early 2019 assembling the cadre of killer songs that is HELP US STRANGER, the band's third studio LP and first new music in over a decade. As it's always been, the Raconteurs feature Benson and White as dual frontmen/guitarists/lead singers/songwriters. The world's best rhythm section of Keeler on drums and Lawrence on bass are in symbiotic shine theory lock step, both brought to the top of their game by the musicianship of the other. Early live performances have left no doubt in anyone's mind: this band is savage. Bounding effortlessly between material off their 2006 debut LP BROKEN BOY SOLDIERS, their 2008 GRAMMY® Award-winning sophomore follow-up CONSOLERS OF THE LONELY, and their recently-penned instant classics, even the most cursory look at the tea leaves delivers an undeniable fortune: The Raconteurs' evergreen take on rock and roll is primed to reinvigorate the genre.
Save for a searing cover of Donovan's "Hey Gyp (Dig the Slowness)," White and Benson wrote all the songs on HELP US STRANGER. Recorded at Third Man Studios in Nashville, TN, HELP US STRANGER is proof positive a band with chemistry like The Raconteurs has no rust to shake off. They are as scrappy, current, steadfast, and captivating as they were when they first joined forces, and their joy of creating together is satisfyingly palpable. Without paying heed to trend or hype, and showing up just in the knick of time, this album showcases the band's collectivist spirit fully realized, guitar music fully resuscitated, and faith in brotherly love restored. Longtime friends and musical collaborators helped make HELP US STRANGER, including keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist Dean Fertita (The Dead Weather, Queens of the Stone Age) and Lillie Mae Rische and her sister Scarlett Rische. The album was mixed by Vance Powell and The Raconteurs at Sputnik Sound in Nashville and mastered at Third Man Mastering in Detroit.
The Raconteurs in Concert
The Raconteurs burst onto the scene in 2006, winning worldwide acclaim, Grammy® nominations, and a chart-topping smash single in "Steady, As She Goes," with their now-classic debut album, BROKEN BOY SOLDIERS. That album received a Grammy® nomination for Best Rock Album, while #1 single "Steady, As She Goes" was nominated for Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. The band returned two short years later with 2008's CONSOLERS OF THE LONELY, an album finished less than three weeks before it was unleashed upon an unsuspecting world, its immediate arrival marking it among the first major albums to receive a surprise release with little or no advance promotion. Like its predecessor, the LP proved a popular and critical phenomenon, making a top 5 debut on the Billboard 200 on its way to earning the Grammy® for Best Engineered Non-Classical Album, as well as a nomination for Best Rock Album.