Yelle Tickets

Just a lot of high energy. Great enthusiasm. She loved the crowd and the crowd loved her. Yelle took their own video of the crowd to post on their social media sites. Costume changes midway. Two songs at the encore.

Now, it was the best primarily because I really like her music and it means something to me because she helped me learn French. But here are the other reasons: 1) they brought a TON of their own lighting equipment and it was fantastic. It was synced with the beat and was sometimes thematically (the lighting!) related to the songs. For example, their was a jungle themed light filter for Safari Disco Club. 2) Their theatricality made it a real performance—the drummers got into it, pointing with their drumsticks, they came around to shake their asses, changed costumes, and it was evident that they practiced some of the movements and, for Yelle, facial expressions that they were going to do. Now if you wanted big theatricality, you could go to Lady Gaga, but with Yelle, it didn't detract from the music. It just added that they cared and were very professional, and having fun. The first priority was dancing and keeping the energy up. They also knew to bring real drum sets and not stupid electronic drum pads like their opening act. In fact, there were two drum sets, which, might sound a bit weird at first, but it added to the energy, created symmetry on stage, and didn't detract at all from the sound balance. 3) The foreign language effect —the paradise rock club is not a big gig, but Yelle is an established star (if mid-level), so the fact that she came to this venue, and that we all go to be so close—it was a great concert experience. I haven't been to that many concerts, but to hear everyone just YELL after each song finished. We were into it. C'était complètement fou. 4) Unsurprisingly, she stayed around afterwards and signed autographs and took pictures. I hear she likes hugs, too. 5) the French style – I think Julie is sexy, but she didn't come out in or ever strip down to her skinnies. But more overall, it was something to behold an effortless style that didn't try too hard for appeal.

This was the second time I've seen Yelle, and she was just as amazing as she was in Boston last spring. The venue was nice because pretty much everyone was up close and could see her really well (unless someone tall was in front of you). They started a little after 10 and finished around 11:45. For the encore they said they could do two more songs, which actually ended up being four more, so that was a nice little present. Four of the songs they did as a medley, which was fun. Of course Julie had fun outfits and was really cute through the whole show. She's so enthusiastic and completely into her music, which shows a lot in her performance. Overall a great show and I didn't mind at all driving three hours to get there!

This was my first time venturing out in Brooklyn and boy was it well worth the trek from Long Island. The atmosphere at Williamsburg was definitely like something out of an indie movie. All the concerts I've been to were held in large massive arenas or spacious venues. This place, however, was small and cozy. I thoroughly enjoyed the small club/lounge ambiance that made the night feel magical. The people at the venue were friendly. Anyway, before I start getting to chatty, the concert was amazing! Yelle really brought the energy of a thundering club and her opening act (Housse De Racket) was a aural force to be reckoned with. On a scale of 10 I'd give this concert 9/10 just because I wish it would last a lot longer because of how much fun I was having.

what a freaking awesome AWESOME show!!!!! best dance party I've been to in a while. She is the cutest!

Amazing Show from beginning to end, including opening act!

Yelle was amazing! Every song was amazing and I would definitely go again. She looked and acted genuinely happy to be there, and the energy of the crowd was infectious

Very excellent show all around - the Music Hall of Williamsburg has improved a great deal since first opening and has turned into a great venue for watching shows with great sound and impressive lighting.

Lots of energy at the show. Loved the venue and got to meet Yelle afterwards. Amazing!

The location, the venue, the music all combined for a fantastic experience!

Unforgettable experience. Rarely seen artists as generous as Yelle. They give everything they have on stage. The crowd was dancing and singing to their songs, it was crazy!

Yelle was so hot and fun. The band was amazing live and had so much energy.

Super fun! Danced the night away to Yelle!!!!!!!!!

Soooooo fun! I love Yelle she's so energetic and it was a great show.

High energy, great show, Yelle was incredible. Webster Hall still sucks as a venue, but the show was wonderful.

So much fun and everyone was dancing. They played a lot of songs and did 2 encores.

if you want to dance your night out! great energy!!!

Opening act was crap, but Yelle and co. were jaw dropping, leg stomping, hair lashing, body swirling-tastic!!!!! Would see them again live any weekend. Or weekday. Anyday

Show was amazing. Housse de racket was a really fun opening band. And Yelle just blew everyone away. Julie budet has so much charisma and full of energy, and granmarnier is also really cool. A lot of people rag on Webster Hall, but it really is a good music venue. My only complaint about Webster Hall is the annoying beer salesman who interrupts the dancing, by just barging in through the crowds trying to sell beer with his huge bin full of booze. I understand the business tactic, but it's extremely annoying. I've been to a bunch of concerts in NYC, and this is the only venue that does this. But anyway, as far as Yelle, yes it was amazing, and yes Yelle is 100% worth seeing live. As good as the albums are.

This show was, AWESOME! They never disappoint. If U have not seen them yet, U should catch them. This is my 3rd time seeing them and they never leave me unsatisfied.