Boys Like Girls Tickets

I get the devine pleasure of being squashed near the front of the bars. but it was awesome. Everyone knew all the words and were singing BLG was pretty awesome live. I left that very intimate venue with my ears still ringing, love drunk still playing in my head and drenched from head to toe in sweat. I know doesnt sound too appealing to you but it was awesome to me... welll not the sweat but everything else. They also started to let the audience on the stage so that was pretty sweet!!! (picture soon!)

This had been one of the best concerts I have ever been to. I wasn;t really there for boys like girls, but they were amazing too, quite good live. The one who stole the show though, Nevershoutnever,That boy is AMAZING. I fell in love instantly the Ready set were pretty good also. I would so recommend this show for anyone.

This concert was honestly the best one I've ever attended. I didn't know who The Ready Set were but they were great! NeverShoutNever was so good live and was so funny and Boys Like Girls blew me away. The lighting and the dancing but most importantly the music just made this event my favourite ever. I HIGHLY recommend seeing any of these artists live. Best regards, Anthony

boys like girls put on an surprisingly, an amazing show. they had amazing stage presence and energy, they even let everyone onto the stage at the end of the show. the crowd for the show was just horrible, it was just a bunch of screaming little twelve year olds which kind of ruined part of the show for me, especially when nevershoutnever played, who im sure a majority of them were there for. aside from that, it was quite a memorable show.

The Ready Set, Nevershoutnever! and Boys Like Girls already had big competition coming in to Toronto, as All Time Low was headlining a show down the street with Cartel and We The Kings. But BLG still managed to play to a full house. The licensed area was empty all night as most of the fans were young 16-year-old girls. The Ready Set did a great job of getting everyone up and jumping, ready for Boys Like Girls to come out and rock the stage - but first, Nevershoutnever! took the spotlight. Chris came out with his harmonica and his ukulele and started the set. Out came the rest of his stage band and performed songs like Liar Liar, and Happy. I couldn't help but notice that there was more than one drum set on stage, as another member of this 6-piece band was also playing percussion. The frontliners also switched up positions every couple of songs - they would rotate and take turns between the keys and guitar. At one point the bassist even went for the violin. With every song, came a personal introduction. Chris shared every detail of his life with the audience - including how he lost his virginity at the age of 16 in the back seat of his car... and apparantly it hurt real bad. They also did a fantastic cover of "I want to hold your hand" by the Beatles - where Nevershoutnever! was able to have every person in the building holding hands with the person beside them. It was as if the audience was under the charming spell of Nevershoutnever! If Chris said jump, they jumped. If he said do spirit fingers, the crowd gave him spirit fingers. I have never seen a band interact with the audience on such a personal level before. The show could've ended at that point... but as Nevershoutnever! left the stage, Boys Like Girls came out with a bang - at least for their first song, "Love Drunk". The next few songs sounded good, but you could tell the guys were not only tired, but bored of playing all old material. They just looked bored, which in turn, made me feel the same way. About 3/4 of the way through their set, they must've found their second wind. During "Thunder" (the first song they ever wrote together as a band), they finally picked it up a bit, followed by another new track off of their upcoming album "Love Drunk" (being released September 8th). The rest of their set was packed with energy, which was reassuring. BLG came back out to play a 2-song encore which included "Holiday" and "The Great Escape". As for all of those lucky fans lined up against the front barrier? Boys Like Girls invited all of them up on stage during The Great Escape. As bodies were flying over the front barrier, BLG mentioned that they would be coming back to Toronto in the fall with Cobra Starship and The Maine. So although Nevershoutnever! stole the show for me this time around, the guys in Boys Like Girls will have a chance to redeem themselves - because there's no way I'm going to miss the chance to see them play all of their new material in the fall!

This show was actually so good. The opening bands were great and put on a sweet show. Boys like girls were unforgettable on stage.