Yann Tiersen Tickets

First of all...the event says it was supposed to start at 9:30pm...there was people there since 7:30pm. Well, there was another band playing in a different room but in the same building. Well, when 9:45 came and we didin't see any activity on stage; we asked the bar tenders and they told us that Mr. Tiersen said the he wouldn't compete with the noise from the other band and the he would start playing after 11:00pm. Yes, believe it or not that what the bar tenders told us. We left at 10:30 pm because we made other plans counting on a 9:30pm show start. We also talked to the people at the ticket box and the told us that the doors open at 9:30 but the show was going to start at 11:00pm. Well, in all my time buying tickets at Ticketmaster I have never experienced something like this. When Ticketmaster annouce a time for a show, it always starts at the time announced or maybe 10 to 15 minute delay...no more than that. This show was announced to start at 9:30...in the event promotion it never said doors open at 9:30...it said...Yann Tiersen, Masquerade, Atlanta, GA - Fri, Feb 11, 2011 9:30pm Your Seats: Section - HELL , Row - G1, Start Seat 74, End Seat 75 @ Also, there were no seats...NO SEATS AT ALL...it was an open floor and you were supposed to stand the all show. Worst experience ever.

The opener Mr. Tiersen chose for the show left something to be desired. I also spoke to someone in the crowd that would have played accordion had not Mr. Tiersen cancelled him a week and a half earlier so it was a disappointment to hear that despite an hour of silence, he wouldn't let him play. His name was Jeffry. The concert with Yann himself was an interesting experience. However, the performance itself was no eye catcher. All the songs that he and his band played were from later pieces which disappointed me since I was hoping to hear something from perhaps the Amelie or Goodbye Lenin soundtrack. His ability to play the violin is more than impressive and his solo was definitely the highlight of the show. Other than that, the show was very average but enjoyable.

The show was at Masqerade in Atlanta. This was not the right venue for this type show. It was too crowded and the sound was terrible. Yann geta a 4, Masqerade gets a 2.

Awesome band, Wonderful art. I think I would still prefer to watch Yann with a big orchestra like he's upcoming venue in NY , though but still Atlanta MAsquerede performance was really good.

He is phenomenal. A great talent with a wide delightful sight at music. pure pleasure!

Amazing, fabulous, best concert ever. These guys are amazingky talented!

I'm not a big Yann Tiersen fan. My wife is. But we've seen him and his band live twice. And I really love his new music and the feeling they put into their music. Overall a great show, both for music lovers and Yann Tiersen' s fans.

AMAZING!!! I wanna see him again...he's playing at the music box in March!

Excellent show, would have liked to see more material from other albums (especially piano/accordion tracks) but this was a Dust Lane show. Beyond that, I'm highly satisfied with the richness of Tiersen's live sound.

Will it be Rock or Orchestra music... Mr. Tiersen has taken progression in music to a whole new level. Just sit back, close your eyes, and get ready to ride the musical roller coaster known as french influenced progressive rock.

my composer looked very tired, sad and wore out :-(... perhaps it is the non-stop touring that did it. overall, the opening act for the Dust Lane event was awesome at the Luckman Pavilion. I actually like the cd Dust Lane now more that i have heard Yann in person do it. I can't wait to see him again in Seattle on march 5th at Neumos which I think is a more personal and smaller venue. He is a wonderful composer and full of magic... but I did not have enough of him at Luckman's and he has such a vast repertoire of sheer extraordinary pieces... I can listen to him all the time as i have for the past 8 years...

We walked out of this concert. We found it quite disappointing in terms of quality...honestly, it was more "noise" than music. Furthermore, everything that was done seemed to be derivative of other artists who had done each component better...pink floyd, kronos quartet, can't remember the others, but there were many.

Loved it, loved it, loved it! I was hoping he'd play from Amelie, but what was played was just as awesome. I will like to see him again.

I was hoping to hear Yann Tiersen play the songs that I know him for and the ones that have attracted the love of his fans from all over - or at the very least some new songs that weren't a major departure from his style. Instead we heard some new project he is involved in. The entire show (with the exception of one song) was all new stuff. It was awesome to see him live, but it was really disappointing to not hear the favorites...

yann tiersen is really amazing, seeing him live was incredible and i loved it, but he only played for an hour. i've seen other people only play for an hour, but their tickets were cheaper. $47 is somewhat expensive for 60 minutes of performance. he was sosososososo good though so it was worth it. asdfghjfasfsadfdsf he was really good.

It's great to see such a talented multi-instrumentalist perform in a small space, not overcharge for tickets, not overcharge for t-shirts, and act humble while amazing the crowd. This is exactly what happened at Yann's recent show in New York. Thankfully I was able to get a ticket last minute. His new album departs a bit from his past compositions, but it's undeniably Tiersen nonetheless. Highly recommended.

We loved the concert. Music was great. We wish he played more of his old shows, included accordeon in his playing and made show longer. One hour doe not cut. Show was supposed to be longer (or at least it was advertised as 2 hour show) We also wish we weren't kicked out after show and allowed to talk to him or at least get authographs.

Tiersen is an utter genius. He was above and beyond what I had imagined. He is clearly a master of any instrument placed in his able hands. HIGHLY recommended.

i wish he played more songs from his soundtracks. the venue was nice but PA system wasn't great. it seemed too quiet from time to time.

Yann Tiersen left the audience captivated, for all of 55 minutes, and then it was over. Apparently brevity is his forte. He is such an amazing musician, a talent to behold, but I wish he would've graced us with his presence (and performance) for a little longer.