Crash Test Dummies Tickets

Excellent group! great vocals - they have staying power

A completely wonderful show in the company of the dashing and talented Brad Roberts, the theatrical and often comical Ellen Reid, and the incredibly hot Stuart Cameron. This very intimate musical experience was shear pleasure.

Hugely disappointing - everything was wrong except for the fact that there were 2 beautiful voices and an amazing acoustic guitarist on stage..... the guitarist did his best to keep things together, brilliant performance. Brad - how do I say this? - missed lyrics, mixed up songs, made bad jokes, repeated the bad jokes, inside jokes, disrespectful of the audience, timing off - butchered the old favorites, missed cues.... nothing to praise but a voice that is being wasted. Ellen has a beautiful voice but got sucked into Brad's mess and couldn't do it alone so joined him in not demanding more from him - someone needed to take charge! Hey guys - we are your fans, want to pay your bills... show some appreciation, take us seriously, come on stage as if it's the first time everytime....

The show was quite good, though to be honest I think I was expecting a bit more. The Crash Test Dummies were onstage for an hour and a half, and played with only the lead singer and backup and one person playing acoustic guitar, which was fine, just not what I thought I was going to be seeing. I had sort of thought the songs played would be accompanied by the full band and sound more like they do on the records. Oh well. Still definitely worth going to see and a good show.

was a great show. loved the new songs, especially " you said you'd meet me".

Awesome show - very entertaining !!! LOVED the guitar player !!!!!

excellent show. intimate. real talent. very surprised not to see a full house given the quality of the performance.

On the surface, what a great idea for a concert. Simplify the band to a sumptuous acoustic guitar and two great voices, in a wonderful venue, what could go wrong. Apparently lots, like Brad forgetting the the verses of his biggest hit, or wandering around the stage like he was high on acid and forgetting his cues. Or how about abandoning his wife to sing the best single of the evening, Peter Pumpkineater, instead of adding his distinctive voice as backup for her. It been a long time since I saw someone outdo the arogance of Burton Cummings on stage, but this show did it. Too Bad. Very, very disappointing.

Interesting, but unsure about the constant "buy stuff" speech.