Vienna Teng Tickets

My first Vienna Teng show! Very excited about it. However the show planning wasn't completely clear. It was a co-show with Emerson Hart, meaning that he did the first 1 hr session and followed by VT. Many of us didn't know this planning and we were wondering "who is this guy"(sorry Emerson..) and figuring if we were in the wrong room. VT is great, she did many new songs. Just wished she could perform some "older" songs" from warmer stranger since that's the album got me into her world

If intelligent quality music is your thing, then Vienna Teng is a must see. The clarity and purity of her voice in addition to her masterful musicianship provides a truly rewarding concert experience. If you have never heard of her, then I strongly suggest you access some of her latest album tunes (AIMS), from the internet first. While this will provide a glimpse of her capability, seeing her produce the music in person, is not only remarkable, but exceedingly entertaining.

I was never disappointed by Vienna. She is just amazing! The new album is very different from her previous releases but just as good (if not better). More sophisticated. She is such an inspiration to me!

If you haven't ever seen her live, do it. Don't even question.

I had never been to the Royale and I was very pleasantly surprised by the venue--apparently it's a Latino nightclub generally and it's very nicely appointed. We nabbed seats on a leather sofa tucked into a little alcove against a wall. If I could see every show snuggled into a sofa I would be very happy. The opener was Vienna's producer who was a mix of folky guitar and self-made electro-beats. He and another woman joined Vienna on a number of songs so it was kind of like seeing a little band. Vienna's voice is amazing and she is so comfortable on stage. It was a really lovely show.

Vienna Teng was awesome! She is such a great artist and performer

Vienna Teng is amazing live! If you love her recorded music, you HAVE to go see her in concert.

Vienna said a lot of really nice things about fitting in at Ann Arbor, loving the program she's in, and feeling so at home in such a musically-oriented community. She did say she had caught "the plague going around the business school, which is eating away at my high notes," but she still turned in a phenomenal performance. She used this really cool looping device attached to the piano. She would spend maybe a minute recording different sounds (tapping on the mic, snapping, brushing her hands together, singing a few notes) which would be looped around at different times through the song (she's turn the different sounds on at different points) so she could sort of harmonize with herself. Her voice, even with a cold, was so beautiful it sent chills up my spine. I hope she'll play again in Ann Arbor soon, maybe at The Ark, so I can catch another performance!

She walks out on stage so relaxed that you feel like you're in her living room with her 1,000 closest friends. She tells stories, apologizes for what allergies are doing to her vocal range tonight, and invites the audience to sing along---which we do. But the real wonder is her piano playing and her songs. She has a gorgeous voice, and writes intelligent songs about love, politics, gay marriage, annoying neighbors, and her grandmother. All with this amazing charisma and charm that never seems forced, always seems to spring effortlessly from her soul. She is strikingly humble for someone so talented, which only makes her more impressive and endearing. I am sure most of the men in the audience are in love with her, and I imagine a good portion of the women are, too. What a talent we have here in Ann Arbor!

Vienna always puts on a great show. She is a wonderful artisit and we always enjoy her shows.

Talented and amazing singer, piano player. So in control and a real crowd pleaser. While very inspiring and captivating performing most of the show alone, the addition of the four U of M students on strings & drums turned the show into a fun and delightful experience. The Fortune Cookie song was hilarious.

Can't go wrong with Vienna. She sings beautifully -- even with a cold, apparently.

Loved seeing Vienna and hearing how she and Alex re-worked some of her songs. Even more than that, I loved hearing Matt Duke for the first time. He was great!

Their concert was very personal and enjoyable. They made the audience feel a part of their performance. The quality of their music is impressive. Vienna's clear voice and piano are so pleasing to listen to. Alex is an amazing musician, playing multiple instruments at one time. I would recommend this performance to anyone who enjoys their music.

I have seen Vienna three times and she is simply amazing and gets better each time. Having Alex with her for the show was a real bonus. His percussion and support makes her music come that much more alive. At the end of the day, her incredible piano skills and vocal range/power simply move you. I am thankful to be a fan since she began. Please return to NC soon.

We've loved Vienna since first hearing her 7 years ago an she just keeps getting better and better. Collaborating and playing with Alex Wong seems to have pushed expanded her musical comfort zone and created some very interesting results. I can't wait to see what she does next.. Alex was fun to watch during the show - I don't know how he controls each hand and foot individually playing different instruments, but it's amazing. A really talented duo, and I'll look forward to seeing them again. The Carolina Theater was a terrific arena for the show.

Lovely. The venue is easy to get to, it has great parking-a city lot across the street, and the music and musicians were great.

I was totally stoked after this concert. I absolutely adored the show that Vienna and Alex put on. I even enjoyed the opening act (Matt Duke). It was a refreshingly new concert for me and it was probably the best I've ever seen. I would definitely recommend this show to anyone and would love to see them again myself! I had a blast!

This is my second time seeing Vienna, and the first seeing her with Alex. Numerous favorite songs of mine were played, as well as some which are likely to become new favorites in the future. The skill with which they used all the tools available to them (particularly the live capturing of samples which were then integrated into the song) was masterful. It was an evening well spent, and I came away with a huge smile on my face.

Vienna and Alex's music was, as expected, spectacular. We got introduced to two new songs (one by Alex, and one duet). These are so new that neither of has a name yet! I'm less ecstatic about the opening act (Matt Duke), but he was quite good, and quite funny. As it happens names did figure extensively in his performance, starting with his last name and ending with his closing story of the Ft. Wayne, IN controversy. (Harry Baals Government Building, for anyone curious) The nice and not necessarily guaranteed aspects are more related to the location: The theatre itself is a gorgeous, 1920s-era building, with a lot of the interior accents preserved from that time. I also have to give credit to the city of Durham -- the parking garage right across the street offered very cheap ($2) event parking, something that plenty of other locations sorely need.