A Flock of Seagulls Tickets

Great to see FOS live after 30 years! Some good new tunes. Loved the old ones! Sound system needed adjusting; the bass drowned out the voices. Overall a fun concert.

Great show, so much energy, front of the stage was just rocking! Brilliant to hear the old songs mixed in with new releases! More bands from the 80's should join the tour! Will go again that's for sure.

The vocal sound quality was terrible & audience were dead for their non hit songs.

Men Without Hats stole the show. Energetic, fun, engaging!!! Wasn’t a fan before but I am now.. I went to see Flock of Seagulls initially but the were disappointingly boring.

ONLY reason for 4 Stars is because Men Without Hats followed and made the entire evening worthwhile. Rather than ranting on the negative, I will say that MWH should break from the Flock and fly solo. They still have a huge following and even more recent material is fun to groove to. Ivan is completely engaging and entertaining!! What a fun way to complete the night feelin' the 'SAFETY'!!! Would have scored even lower if I rate the Venue. Stage and Setting were great but preshow and intermission were grossly understaffed, huge lines for drinks and announcements for show start were non-existent or way too quiet to be heard. in what would do you have one person taking orders, pouring mixed drinks AND running cash??? C'mon River Rock!

Great night - Flock of Seagulls where good (should have played their more well known songs earlier to get the crowd going) - slight issue with the sound as well - buzz in the background for their sets. FoS energy was a little subdued. Men without hats where fantastic - when they started their set the atmosphere took off and energy of the building was electric.

Spoons and Men without Hats were awesome. I have NEVER seen so many people leave a concert than after 5mins of Flock of Sea Gulls. Or should be Seagull. 1 man (other than help from the Spoons guitarist) and his keyboard. Disappointing to say the least.

The Spoons started the show and reminded us of how great the 80's where and how it was a great time to be alive. They played a number of their hits and overall, reminded me of moments of my youth. Then Men Without Hats came on stage. Ivan Doroshchuk is looking 62. I first I though George Carlin had returned from the dead to lead us in song. The Hats when right into Safety Dance and Doroshchuk showed right away that his energy has anything but improved with age. He played hit after hit. I had forgotten how many hits they had, Pop Goes The World, I Got A Message, I Like..etc. He even did a Stones cover of 2000 Light Years From Home. It was nothing less than amazing. I never saw the Hat's when I was younger, but I am glad I had the chance to catch them. The Flock Of Seagulls had a touch act to follow. The dark lyrics of the Seagulls, lacked much of a dance beat and it really went from high energy to low energy. However, most of the audience waited for the two main hits, I Ran and Wishing ... It was good to see them, but I wish we had ended with the Hats..

The Spoons were excellent. They sounded fantastic and put on a show. Ivan was over the top entertaining and played the hits, great show. Flock of Seagulls were terrible. They should have stayed home. The sound was so bad we left after four songs - I’ve never walked out of a concert before but this was painful.

Utterly blown away by the outstanding show put on by the Spoons and Men without Hats. Retro 80s at its finest but somehow not at all dated. Just amazing fun. But...Flock of Seagulls was a dud. Zero charisma. Dull, grumpy and seemingly oblivious to the audience. Concert went from standing on its feet rocking out...to piling out the doors after three songs from Flock. Would see Spoons and MwH again in a heart beat. Couldn’t pay me to see FoS.