Young the Giant Tickets

The Bands they choose are fantastic, without a doubt. But it was the venue and the experience that made it so much easier to enjoy. Even in general admission, you felt connected and close to the artists and the sound. With a clear view, happy and generally pleasent staff you had no reason to complain. With food trucks and music booths to pass the time between sets, it was my favourite concert to date. Only issue is water was 5$ a bottle, when a food truck sold it for 1$. And when you're dying from singing, its tough not to need water. PS. Its in a great location, best food, views, and envionrment to enjoy post concert in Miami. And its about as safe as could be with cops monotoring the streets and crosswalks surrounding the venue.

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but Young The Giant and Fitz & The Tantrums did an AMAZING job. I got there late and missed COIN, but I didn’t even know they were in the lineup. I want to say that they sound so good live. I’ve heard that usually bands sound bad in concert, but it was the exact opposite. Sameer’s voice was smooth like butter. Fitz and Noelle are such good entertainers. They were so cute dancing up on stage and they sounded great as well. I felt bad that the crowd wasn’t going super crazy, but I also appreciated how chill it was too. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the night. During the “intermission” I got to enjoy my friend’s company. So even during down times I was happy.

Young the Giant's lead singer, Sameer Gadhia, has an amazing voice! It's so unique...one can't help but be moved by it. His energy on stage is contagious. The poetic words and the emotions that exude from each song take you to another place. Their songs are reflective, relevant, and just make you happy. The level of musicality achieved by YTG is rarely heard from bands today. They are a true gem. Thank you for pretty much making my summer! ❤❤❤

First time seeing Coin and Fitz and the Tantrum and they were amazing! Young the Giant never disappoints, they brought down the house! I've seen them five times and each time it gets better!

We had VIP 2 Side Stage Tickets. The whole experience from the 2 song acoustic set to the meet and greet was coordinated with great detail. The concert itself was awesome!!!! We opted out of the side stage view and just stayed in the general admission area, because we were front center on the rail. Young the Giant gave another great concert, as to be expected!!!!! We are looking forward to seeing them in concert again!

Nice evening turned out overcast so it wasn't hot. Liked that we could bring low seating chairs. Wish the grass had been cut, it was a little long. Concert itself was great, light show, sound, etc. Too bad none of the 3 bands offered 3x T-Shirts, hubby would have purchased one.

It’s my 3er favorita band so there’s no way they will disappoint at this point

Being outside at the amp, I was worried it would rain, but fortunately it didn't. Thankfully, there was a nice breeze to cool us down because it was so hot and dancing around made us hotter. The bands were perfect, such brilliant energy! A night full of wonderful memories!

The Fitz & The Tantrums & Young The Giant concert at Red Hat in Raleigh was fantastic, but what really stood out to us was the wonderful staff! Audrey at check-in and Fatima in particular were so helpful! I had a foot injury and they helped get me to an area where I could sit and rest my foot and enjoy the concert! They really went above and beyond! :)

5 very talented musicians. Great rhythm,guitars and vocals. High production values. Great lights and sound. Reall only complaint would be, wish they played 2 hours instead of 75 minutes. Maybe next time

The bands and their performances were outstanding, I got to see 3 groups I loved all at once. What almost ruined the entire experience for not only myself and friends in the second row, but the people around us, was that all the people who had floor “PIT” tickets were strictly instructed by security to stay about 1 full meter away from the barriers to the stage, and they couldn’t get closer. Having Pit tickets means you are allowed to get to the barrier and show the artists that you’re having an amazing time, Vivint to their art. Mostly everyone was awkwardly so far away from the stage where we almost just sat down the entire time instead of feeling the energy throughout. To make things worse was that they had around 10 tall security guards leaning up against the barriers all around the front of the stage, bollocking the view significantly, and all video and photos taken were half obstructed by the security men being in the way. I get what I thought would have been a great shot of the singer engaging with the audience, but blocking half his body is a grumpy looking security guard picking husband nose and falling asleep throughout the entire thing, standing right next to the stage. I’ve been to nearly 50 concerts, and this was definitely one of the least favorites. First time and most probably the last time that I will attend a concert at this venue.

Coin & Fitz were great! Young the Giant was not great.

Fitz and the Tantrums outclassed Young the Giant with their high-energy set. Despite lots of love from the crowd, YTG played a subdued set; they reserved their best performance for the obligatory “encore,” leaving me to wonder whether they were purposely holding back. The opening act, Coin, was a surprise, in part because they are very young guys who played a tight set; in part because I was expecting Alice Merton. (Reading the fine print, I discovered that Coin is the opening act on this tour in July; Alice Merton in August/ September.) The stage set-up was poorly thought-out. Spotlight arrays and smoke machines flanked the bands, partially blocking our view. Bayfront Park Amphitheater has a wide stage, yet the stage design only gave the bands a narrow slice in the middle to perform in. The lights and smoke apparatus hemmed the bands in, so they could not roam the stage or even look at the crowds to the sides without standing on top of a stage monitor, and blocking the views of 2/3 the audience seated in the left and right front sections. I paid good money for seats “up front” (Section 1, Row G), and felt cheated. The staff at the Amphitheater was great, though, so I will be back; just, not sitting to either side of the stage.

Really fun but saved all the fast songs for the end

Excellent venue for a concert. The sound is definitely spot on and clarity is amazing. Venue is hot but it is Florida in the summer. Bands were all excellent. Coin was great, Fitz and the Tantrums brought the heat and Young the Giant knocked it outta the park.

Absolutely amazing, there wasn’t a single thing wrong with the night. Wish I could replay it all over again!

It was an amazing show, great energy. Everyone was so good live! Definitely would see again and I hope they come back!

COIN, Fitz and the Tantrums, and Young the Giant were all great performers, and Ascend Amphitheater is easily one of the nicest outdoor venues I've been to. The sound quality was great, the people were friendly, and the bands were some of my favorites. I would definitely love to see them again sometime!

This was a great lineup start to finish! I had seen Fitz and Tantrums before and they were my main reason for coming out and I've liked Young the Giant since the beginning. Young the Giant put on a truly amazing show! I only wish that it had gotten dark earlier for Fitz showtime, the sun being out really affected the atmosphere of their performance in my opinion.

All the bands in this lineup were born to perform - I have seen all of them before and they never disappoint! Ticketmaster made it easy to prepare for the event by sending emails ahead of time with entry and ticket information. Having mobile tickets meant I did not need to bring a sheet of paper into the venue with me or god forbid forget it on my kitchen counter. Thanks for an awesome night and making it stress-free for me to see one of my longtime favorite bands, Young the Giant.