Crowded House Tickets

I was going to the concert expecting a best of type deal. Was far from it to be honest. I mean they were fan friendly and all that but for a group that wasn't in Edmonton until the 80's one would think there were alot of hits to cover. I thought of 5-6 hits that I went there for and one off the Split Enz era. "I got you" was one I was actually looking forward to hearing never got played. As well as "Something So Strong" and "World were you live" both of which never got played. I checked out the setlist prior to going to the concert and requested that all three of the songs listed prior be played. Needless to say they weren't. I don't know what to say but it wasn't what I expected.

great show!!!!! really happy we went, although there wasn' the red tree t shirts in xl for ladies appearently fed -x didnt get them there on time and there is nothing available on line, boooo hooooo.

Loved that they played alot of the old songs from the 80's & early 90's. The new stuff was good. Loved the interaction with the crowd.

This was my first time seeing them live and I loved every minute of the concert. The only way it could have been perfect was if people could stand and display their enjoyment of the show without blocking the people seated behind. It wasn't until the encore that we were allowed to go up to the stage and appreciate them like they deserved to be. I would love to see them in concert again!

I've seen this band almost every time they've come to town. From the '80s (when they were Split Enz) through the '90s when they were big -- and now that they're all grown up. It is rare that a band is able to sonically surpass their albums -- but they do it every time. The guitars are better, the vocals are better, the arrangements are better and you get an entertaining show delivered by incredibly seasoned professionals who never shy away from an opportunity to interact with the audience. Don't miss them next time they come to town.

Love Crowded House. Great songs, talented musicians, and Finn has presence. Surprisingly the venue did not sell out and they re-arranged seating closing the balcony for "a more intimate setting". As such the crowd may have lacked some energy for the band to feed off. Also felt the sound mixing was a bit off, the Guitars and drums were fine, but the keyboards frequently sounded "off" and distracted me from the flow of the songs. It was almost like they were early in a tour and still polishing their show. Something I did not expect from veteran musicians of this calibre. In particular, they brought out a lady (introduced as Sharon I think) to sing on two songs, and we could barely hear her, like barely audible. When they tried to get the crowd to sing along it lost momentum as most were to laid back or not familiar enough to know the words.

Seriously awesome show!! They are so amazing live and the acoustics in the Queen Elizabeth Theatre were unreal!!

Good show! Could've been faster (I almost fell asleep in middle - but was tired anyway), but I loved when did Don't Dream it's Over and Distant sun. Needed something so strong, but was one other rockin song at end which was good!

This was a great concert. Crowded House sounded as good if not better than ever. They not only are great muscians they are real crowd pleasers. They sang afew old Split Enz tools at the request of the audience and this was so much appreciated by us long time fans! Having grown up with their music it is great to see them back touring and I recommend this concert highly. Very talented, variety, showmanship - you name it, this concert had it all!

Crowded House was awesome!! Loved the music and the audience interaction. Very cool, and these guys are really talented - lots of instrument swapping and impressive array of musical talent from all group members.

Neil Finn's voice is as strong as ever. They had issues with the sound, the mix was muddy and the lighting was terrible, what is going on with those strobe lights. But the music won in the end. So many great songs and the crowd interaction was fun.

I am a big fan of the old Crowded House music and was expecting to hear alot of it at this concert. They only played one song i recognized! Over all, i was more impressed with the backup band, Lawrence of Arabia!

An excellent concert overall. Played all the classic songs, with the best of the newest 2 albums. Very very tight musically, Neil Finn's voice was at its best.

Had a great time.....heard some new ones and most of the old ones.

Neil Finn's voice is still amazing. We loved a couple of the numbers from the new album but would have like a few more familiar songs in the first half of the concert. When they came out for the encore was when the whole audience really got into it. We were all up and dancing. Paul Hester is still very much missed as the banter between himself and Neil was always so entertaining. Having said that Nick Seymour is doing well there. Just wish the other 2 would talk. Best song of the night was as always "The Weather with You". The whole audience was singing along to this one. We would definitely go again and I think the more intimate setting was perfect for them.

Crowded House showed that they still have it. Playing songs from their new album as well as old songs such as Four Seasons in One Day and Better Be Home Soon, they showed that they still have passiong for what they do. The atmosphere during the concert was amazing, and the crowd participation to their classics was something that I will never forget. I am glad that I had the opportunity to see them, and would not hesitate to purchase tickets again if they were to come back and play in Vancouver!!! Thumbs up to a fantastic performance!!

Fantastic show! Wasn't too familiar with the new album but it sounded great. They really know how to work the crowd. Fabulous venue at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre! Gotta love all the old hits too. Great Show, Great Night!

A great show that just got better as it went along.

I went because my sister really likes them. I have their DVD so I know of them. To be honest I usually prefer an edgier/harder rock sound. For me it was just an OK show. Some tweaks here and there could improve it: The guest female singer stood way back at the piano and was nearly invisible (her voice didn't carry well either). No camera on the piano keyboard so Mark was also invisible half the night, which meant it was often just Neil and Nick up front and that didn't seem enough. All of us noted the drummer Matt was really good. The overall sound was good, but the band/music could really benefit from a violin or sax or both to give it an extra edge. Stage minimal and set background boring. They all looked good and performed well, they showed good humour and seemed happy to be here.

GREAT Concert, Intimate setting - sang all our favorites and was great hearing the new ones too! Thanks also to Ticketmaster for the upgrade - seats were excellent!