Bahamas Tickets

Incredible night from start to finish Ariel Posen was a great act to open- very talented and ready for more. Bahamas was incredible, appeals to all demographics, concert dialogue was engaging, funny - great connection to the audience. The music - who could ask for anything more. Sound quality was more than decent. Only drawback - how many times do people have to get out if their seats during a performance?

First time at a Bahamas show. We found it extremely disappointing and the set up of the band was actually very off-putting. Looked like 4 bros with a woman to the side, visually she appeared completely outside the band and the optics were very uncomfortable. The pre-show announcement was also indulgent and unnecessary. If you don’t do encores, fine! Just go ahead and play as you like and the audience is clever enough to figure it out (many other bands do just this). Won’t be going to see Bahamas again.

The venue did not match the band. It was loud, chaotic and no one seemed to care about the music. Next time I’d love to see them at a venue with seating.

It was awesome. Love the band, the opening act. The ambience. No encore. Just perfect

This was my first concert since the pandemic. It felt so good to be back listening to live music. Bahamas has never disappointed live! His opening act was Madison Cunningham, what a voice!

Dude seriously ripped, in the chillest way. Been a fan for 4 years, i expected it to be good. But this dude is a master songwriter. He was so easy and playful on stage. A true musical master. The bass and drums(and vox!) supported excellently, and the vocal girl was absolutely brilliant! Truly a wonderful experience!

I loved this show. Witty banter with his audience, top notch performance, and no encore! I’ve been saying this forever, just sing till you’re done and then end the show. No BS. Fantastic time!

Good show.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perfect show. Family-friendly event. Great performance. Short show.

I really love his music, but man his attitude to the crowd was less than desired. his comments were just overall douchy. Also he only played for an hour cutting the show short, I mean we paid to be here, you think you could make it through a normal set list time.

Bahamas were great on stage - Performance was live. But very short performance. Only about an hour onstage, even though they had a great setlist. Took me longer to drive to see them than they performed.

So beautiful and magical. The music fills you up! I’ve seen them 7 times and they just keep getting better. Such a tight band!

I've seen afie 3 time prior to this show and this was a huge disappointment. He was on stage for 1 hour, little to no interaction with the crowd (unless of course he was talking about all the other shows he was playing) and not even an encore. commme onnn. Suggestion: focus on the quality of your shows rather than the quantity.

I’d go see Bahamas anytime they come to town. The groovy, goofy, laid back energy of the show along with the extremely talented band members vocals and talented musicians never disappoint

They played for an hour! Concert was done at 10! So many albums and you couldn't have played longer????

First time seeing Bahamas live (Danforth Music Hall Nov 2/18). Excellent show. Great songs. AMAZING guitar tones. Only criticism I can offer is that the show seemed a few songs too short. Was only about 1hr 15min and was hoping for 1hr 30min at least (at least 3 more songs). That would not prevent me from seeing another Bahamas concert though because everything else was fantastic. Thanks for a great evening!!

Bahamas put on a great show at the Danforth Music Hall Thursday night. Though I still don't understand why people pay to see a show and then talk all the way through it!

Thank you for having the spine/wherewithal to forego the encore preamble, Afie. Fantastic show.

It’s amazing to see someone who enjoys playing his music as much as his fans enjoy listening to it. His singing was wonderful, the band complimented him so well and his guitar playing left the crowd speechless. A wonderful experience of great music!

This was my second time seeing Bahamas. I'll happily go for a third, fourth, or more if he/they continue making profound music, and putting on awesome, memorable shows. The lighting set-up was unexpected, and though sparse, was incredibly well-designed, effective, and a great complement to the music. Kudos to the lighting technician(s) and stage designer(s). This arrangement may be considered a gamble and might not work for every band or tour, but it created a raw, yet welcoming atmosphere for me in the 10th row. For a Remembrance Day show, several individuals in the audience seemed a little boisterous to me, which didn't quite match the laid back, but moving feel of the performance and Afie's / the band's persona in general. I was reminded how professional, considerate, and intelligent Bahamas is when I saw how they handled the overzealousness of a few fans, doing so without drawing attention, without upsetting the chemistry onstage, and making it look easy in the process. The music of the band is wonderful to experience live, and this night was no exception. In a way, I'm very happy that a band like Bahamas hasn't yet achieved super-stardom, though these talented artists and performers certainly have the chops and sensibilities to handle such an advancement. I'd highly recommend catching up with this band live if you have the chance. I don't think you'll be disappointed, and it's really nice to see such an accomplished group of musicians playing smaller venues (relative to the big arenas, that is). The opening act, John K. Samson was really good too, and I'm glad I arrived early enough to catch his performance.