Vienna Teng Tickets

Vienna Teng is awesome on her own. Alex messes up all of her songs and makes too much "noise."

I fell in love with her music several years ago and finally got to see her in person. What a treat! She was so personable. Alex Wong---What can you say but---amazing.

I went to this show not knowing a lot about Vienna Teng or her opening act The Paper Raincoat. I was pleseantly surprised at the talent and quality of the music! Vienna Teng is fabulous. So talented and composed. Her voice is so clear and flawless, and she is an absolutely incredible pianist. I loved her! The Attuck's Theater is absoultely gorgeous. The old timey feel makes for a great venue. Much different from any modern venue. It is wonderfully restored in a way they makes it new and fresh, but still has the soul of an old, 1900s theater. It is small enough so that any seat is a good seat. The acoustics and the quality of the sound system was stunning. You could clearly hear every instrument with unbeleivable quality, unlike other venues where it is so loud and mixed together, that either the volcalist is overpowered or everything is all jumbled. This was such a different and great experience! I loved every moment of this show! It was beyond words!

What a surprise to find these engaging artists! The opening act, The Paper Raincoat, was fresh, intriguing, and brilliant. The tight harmonies and playful lyrics were like unto a Simon & Garfunkel pairing, reinvented for the modern taste. Alex Wong's ability to sing, play an instrument with each hand and one foot while keeping time with the other foot revealed his brilliance--and was a delight to watch. Amber Rugarth's joy exudes from every word she sings. We dashed to the lobby to purchase their CD at intermission. Vienna Teng is real--in the sense of being untainted by musical success. She performs with the heart and skill of a trained, passionate musician, but one whom you believe could be your friend. Her back stories enriched her performance. No silly stage theatrics here to cover for shallow musical quality. I'd jump at the chance to see both acts again.

Vienna Teng is an amazing female vocalist!! She is a talented singer & pianist. The opening act, Paper Raincoat, was enjoyable as well.

Great concert. Relaxed, small intimate venue. Amazing talent. Beautiful music.

Must see. For people who like or love Vienna Teng, you need to be at her show.

This is the 3rd time I've seen Vienna Teng and Alex Wong in concert and I was fortunate to be able to see both shows on Saturday. Once again I am amazed by their talent and am especially impressed by Vienna's vocals and Alex's creativity on percussion. It was nice seeing them in a small venue like the Carriage House at Villa Montalvo. Vienna and Alex's musical talent and anecdotes pleasantly complement each other, making for an unforgettable evening. The audience was on their feet in both shows, clapping, foot stomping, and singing along. Vienna and Alex were available to meet and chat with fans after each show, signing autographs and patiently posing for numerous photos. I was pleasantly surprised that Vienna remembered me and my son from her last show in Santa Cruz and she made me feel even more special by honoring a request I had made earlier in the evening. Vienna Teng's voice, poetry, and chord arrangements hit the core of my being. I am a true fan and I highly recommend this event to people of all ages!

By her own admission a NYC transplant from the west coast with "a deep love for the states in-between," Vienna Teng's music reflects an equally broad spectrum of style. Her fresh lyrics are made even more poignant by her incredible command of the piano; she is fearless enough to transpose and perform an already vocally difficult song, on the spot, yet comfortable enough on stage to chat with her audience about how it went.

Vienna Teng and Alex Wong really rocked and wowed the audience!

Vienna Teng and Alex Wong form a fabulously fun and formidable duo, as always! Their spirit of play and improvisation, and their encouragement of audience participation make each and every concert a unique and rewarding experience. The only down side to all of this is it feels like such a shame to miss even one!

Vienna's performance was great! Prefer the full piano to the keyboard as it is easier to really hear her wonderful voice.

This was the fourth time I have seen Vienna now and she really is incredible. The Carriage House is a very small and intimate venue and it was my first time there. I attended the 6 PM show, as she was following up with a 9 PM show. Vienna had the multi-talented Alex Wong (from Paper Raincoat) with her, as usual. He plays countless instruments and even sings quite well. They did not have a set list, so they ended up putting it together as they went along. Her voice was as angelic as ever and she and Alex were both in top form. She played a lot of songs from her excellent new CD "Inland Territory" and also some of her earlier songs like Gravity, Harbor, and 1 Br/1 Ba. She played two encore songs, and the final one was a pianoless version of Soon Love Soon, where she came out to the front of the stage with Alex. She even had time to sign autographs for fans after the show. So, I got to meet her for the first time and get a CD insert and my ticket autographed. She is a sweetheart for sure. If you are into the Sarah McLachlan and Tori Amos music genre, I can virtually guarantee you will thoroughly enjoy Vienna. I will see her every time I possibly can when she is performing in the SF area.

The place was so hard to find and we ended up 5 mins late. But the place was really pretty and the theater had a very cozy feel to it. I loved her voice and now I'm a fan of Alex as well. I wished the concert was a bit longer though because I can't hear enough of her beautiful voice.

I have seen Vienna perform in various formats (duo, trio, quartet or with a full band) a number of times (at least eight) since 2004. Don't go expecting a rock concert or while heavily under the influence, because in whatever format this young woman's performance will demand your full attention and faculties. Her musical and lyrical talents are amazing and when she chooses to add a "cover" to her performance she always adds her own touches to the piece, bringing it new life. In short, I highly recommend seeing her perform if you have the chance. She presents songs for the mind and soul. I'm sure yours will be touched, and moved, as mine always are.