Dermot Kennedy Tickets

I loved Dermot Kennedy and his full voice, and I've seen at Budweiser before. But he is perfect in a small venue such as HISTORY, his voice fills in the space and vibrates full of emotions. He is one of the best story-teller I've seen, always reminds me of Leonard Cohen, but with a much better voice (sorry, Mr. Cohen!)

I’ve seen Sleep Token 8 times now and they just keep getting better and better. The production value on the Even In Arcadia tour is mind blowing. The talent- from the band, to the sound and light team, to the set crew is all top notch. Best in the game right now🔥🔥🔥

There is no better artist than Dermot.. Theres no one who bring this type of raw emotion into a performance.

Dermot Kennedy is a must-see artist and the Orpheum was the perfect venue for him. To be honest, I'm still thinking about the show several nights later. Can't wait for him to return to Vancouver!

Dermot Kennedy’s voice and style really shine in this environment, and left you feeling like you were in some sort of wonderful dream. It was a magical experience!

Dermot Kennedy is a must see in your lifetime. He is magical, haunting, soul shattering and will leave you breathless more than once. This show blew my expectations out of the water and I can not wait to see him again.

The first show I saw of Dermot was 500 people, then 1000, then 8000, so it was super fun to go back down to 2700. This show was amazing. Dermot did a lot of talking about his songs, their meanings, when he wrote them and where he was at the time. Lovely band accompanying, nice backdrop and simple aesthetics too. Dermot is a solid preformer, his vocals and playing are always amazing.

Sat in the back balcony and will say this was one of the best shows I have ever attended. Dermot Kennedy could sing a takeout menu and leave the room in a state of reverie with his gift. The Orpheum Theatre was a perfect backdrop for the intimate/dressed-down set design and the acoustics in this room were divine. It was also a rarity to see an artist perform where the audience kept their phones down, instead choosing to soak up the moment and joy of watching him perform. “We want this to be good” (IYKYK) sir, it was distinguish and exceptional!

Absolutely incredible show! Dermot Kennedy’s voice filled the stunning venue like pure magic. Every song hit straight to the heart—raw, emotional, and powerful enough to make you tear up. He’s a storyteller through and through, and his voice truly sounds heaven-sent. This was my third Dermot concert in Vancouver, and somehow each one feels like the first—pure magic every time.

A Voice That Feels Like Home When Dermot walked onto the stage, the energy in the room shifted. There was no spectacle, no ego, only quiet gratitude and a sense of belonging. His voice, that familiar mix of ache and hope, filled the air like truth set to melody. Every lyric felt like a confession whispered directly to your soul, he sang, and in that moment, you could feel the entire crowd breathe differently. The words weren’t just sung; they were offered, like a hand reaching out in the dark. His delivery was flawless, it was perfect. In the pauses, in the cracks of his voice, in the moments of unfiltered emotion, that’s where the real magic lived. Vulnerability Woven Into Power There’s a beautiful awkwardness about Dermot Kennedy, a disarming humility that reminds you he’s still human despite the enormity of his gift. Between songs, he smiled shyly, laughed at himself, and thanked the crowd more times than he needed to. His appreciation was clearly present in every word. You could feel that he still can’t quite believe all of this is real. And then he would sing again, and the world seemed to stop. Each song carried the weight of lived experience. “Outnumbered.” “Something to Someone.” “Dancing Under the Red Skies.” “Innocence and Sadness.” They weren’t simply performed; they were relived. Every lyric felt like a page torn from his soul, handed to us with trembling honesty. You didn’t just hear him; you felt him. A Modern Poet of Honesty Dermot Kennedy is more than a singer-songwriter. He is a poet who bleeds in public. His music speaks to the quiet spaces between heartbreak and healing, to the places where strength is born from pain. He reminds us that love, real love, is rarely neat or simple, and that courage isn’t about never breaking, it’s about rising again after you do. It’s about living in the moment and being in awe of the person you love. There’s a spiritual gravity in his presence, a sense that every word he sings has been lived before it was ever written. He doesn’t perform for applause; he performs to connect… and last night, he did exactly that. The Final Note As the night drew to a close, my wife turned to me with tears in her eyes and whispered, “Thank you so much for taking me. I don’t want it to end.” Neither did I. For two hours, Dermot Kennedy gave everything he had… 1000% heart, humility, and humanity. When the final note faded, the room stood in a silence so full it almost hurt. And then, as the crowd called for more, Dermot smiled gently and said with quiet sincerity, “this next song will be our final one for tonight. I’ve tried the encore thing before, and it’s just not for me. It feels a bit disingenuous. I hate that” It was the perfect ending… humble, honest, and deeply human. If you ever have the chance to see Dermot Kennedy live, go. Don’t hesitate. Don’t wait. You will leave changed, reminded that even in the chaos and noise of life, you’re never alone. Thank you Dermot!