Delhi 2 Dublin Tickets

They have so much energy. They are one of those bands which are better to see in person than to listen to a recording. What a fun night of dancing with good friends and a great opportunity to meet new ones. The new fiddlers are great and there is a bigger sound with the two. I can't say it's the same as it was with that little spit fire. They were different and just as good in a different kind of way.

My first commodore experience! What a gorgeous venue. comfy, cozy, great vibe, great music. Thrilled to love it again in the near future :)

I've seen Dehli to Dublin a few times and was crazy about their energy and the synergy between east and west. The original fiddle player was out of this world challenging the deep throbbing resonance of the drums and harmonizing beautifully with the sitar. While their energy is still quite mezmerizing and they are no doubt very talented, I found that they've lost some balance and the percussion totally overpowered the rythm of the strings

This was unforgettable! I'm making it my personal mission to go to each one of their Vancouver shows from now on. I have never seen a band so happy on stage before, it was like they couldn't contain it and it came across to the audience. Insanely high energy, everybody was dancing and having an awesome time. It was an absolute pleasure to be there. I would give them 6 stars out of 5 if I could.

I had the pleasure of seeing Delhi to Dublin last year around the Olympics, again at the Commodore...and they were much better at that time than they were this time around. They still put on a decent show, but seemed like they weren't quite as into the gig as their first time around at the Ballroom. In last years performance, they had 5 female dancers (some Indian, some Caucasian) come out to perform the traditional dance from India to a very sensual mix of drum and bass India influenced song. It was amazing! I guess they couldn't find the dancers for this show, but it would've been great to see. I had brought a friend to this show and mentioned it as something to look forward to, and was disappointed when we didn't get to see it. It should be a staple as it really added another element to their show. D2D has some great pumped up songs that can get you moving, but my beef with them has always been that they tend to have a lot of build up in their songs (which is great), but when the build up comes to it's climax, they back it right off to a nothing drum beat, and take all the momentum the song had leading to that moment. Let it explode when you build it up! The crowd wants it. Kinda lame, because any musician or audience member can recognize a good build up and proper flow to a song. Obviously combining music from India and adding the Celtic influence is a unique and at times, harmonious blend of sounds. That's where they excel, with two violent violinists going hard adding to it. But really they just have about 3 or 4 songs that are in good harmony. The rest is mixed n match with not too much flow. In summary, fun band to see because they are a unique sound...but can only sustain for a 4 or 5 songs. They'd be better suited fro festivals only.

This was an absolutely great show. It was the second time I have seen them and they are mnore cohesive than ever. The energy from the stage was simply amazing and it just infected the crowd. What I really loved was the diversity among the audience not only with different cultures attendiing but also the differences in age groups. The fiddles - the sitar and the drums gave way to a myriad of sounds and pleasure making each song unique and different from the rest. Sanjay is an excellent singer- wish I understood what he was singing sometimes lol. The whole experience was just a lot of fun. If I had to critique there were a couple of tunes where I though the base was a little too strong, however- with the energy and exitement coursing throu the venue it was barely noticeable.

Love love love. Loved the pace, the energy and the musicians themselves were charismatic.

I love this band and the previous violinist was frick'n sweet as hell, but they for some reason replaced her. I saw them in Bellingham, Wa, on 2/25/11, but they have two violinists. (one guy and one girl) The guy was work'n hard on getting the energy level his predecessor gave to the Dublin side of this band, but he was obviously trying a little hard. The girl was also good and probably classically trained, but seemed unsure of herself. I would still recommend this band to people, create your own opinions, but just do not expect the Dublin Girl... ):

high energy performance, got Bonjay to open for them, which got the energy level pretty high. Superb music, full of energy, and just great to the fans!!

I can't wait to see this band again! Their energy was infectious! There wasn't a single person not moving to their sound. Everyone on stage performed their heart out, but extra kudos to the lone girl on stage who rocked the violin/fiddle! She held her own and then some!

Sound quality was a bit crappy, the tabla's were nearly inaudible till I requested more. Amazing dance party though they always over-perform and seeing my mom on stage ( I pushed her up there) dancing with the lead singer really made the show! I loved them at folk fest and will always have heart for the band. The WECC could use some decorations on stage?? Looks a little bland?? Get some wild paintings or something as a back stage visuals.

It was absolutely high energy! amazing!! Great music, very talented individuals! Pumped it UP!!