Echo and the Bunnymen Tickets

Ian McCulloch was in top form, singing his heart out at the Danforth Music Hall on Aug. 12/14. He even chatted up the crowd, which is not like him, thanking the fans for allowing the band to keep making music after all these years. He said he used to hate singing some of the old songs, but now he realizes they're our songs, too. I loved that! The Grinch is growing a heart! Loved the new material and danced like a maniac to the old material. GREAT SHOW!

Everything you wanted to hear, a couple new ones and, Zephyr by Electrafixion as well!

Whether a fan or hearing them for the first time, this is a show to see.

Really enjoyed the energetic and exciting show. Musicians were tight

This my first time to see them and I am a big fan of many 80's bands. So many times these bands are either arrogant or annoyed about playing the old songs. There is that understanding that they will play new songs of new albums, and as a fan you understand. But they wasted no time in dipping into the hits. They played so many of their great songs and seemed really to get into it enough that you did not feel like they were going through the motions. Ian is not lively on stage and God bless but when he talks no one has a clue what he is saying, but he seemed very passionate about those songs as I had hoped he would. I was so very pleased and I would see them again without a doubt.

They went on late, it was too hot and then it just sucked.

sorry to say it, but, very disappointing.Of the 15 or so songs in the first set,3 good ones.I thought they would come out in the 2nd set with some hits, nope!I guess they were gonna make us wait till the end to here Killing Moon & Lips Like......,hope it was worth it, cause I left! A few years back I saw them at the Palace' Royal..............THAT was a good show!

I really enjoyed the show! The stage lighting was a bit dark at times, but the performance was incredible. Ian McCulloch's a bit of a mumbler in between songs, but is crystal clear while singing. His Sean Penn impersonation needs a little work though.... If you can - go see this show!

The Phoenix was the perfect venue to see Echo & the Bunnymen, cozy, great sound, plus it was a 19 plus show, so you had no kids flying through the air trying to impress their friends. I arrived early to get a primo spot up front and to my surprize, Minister Tony Clement was in line in front of me. From the opening song of Going Up, Echo brought me right back to the 80's. They put on a great show, playing all the songs from their first two albums. Had a great time and will go back to see them again !!

The band sounded great but it was a somewhat lacklustre stage show. It was a good trip down memory lane.

Great over 2 hours and 28 songs concert! Highly recommended.

This concert was great. The sound was excellent. The Bunnymen still know how to perform. At times, the show was very moving. Can't wait to see them again. Hopefully, Mac comes out and signs some autographs for the fans who were waiting for a couple of hours after the show.

Great show! It was my first time seeing Echo and the Bunnymen in concert!!

Some songs were great others not so much. Killing Moon sounded lifeless and felt like they were mailing it in.

One of the best concerts ever. Saw them in London and thought the show was great. This was just as good. Whoever does their sound engineering at the shows is a genius. It's loud but crisp. Not all muddy like some shows. The band is tight and the vocals are some of the best of heard. Top 10 for sure. And the Phoenix is a great venue. Sound is good. It's just small enough. Very cool.

I have seen Echo many times and I am never disappointed. The first set brought about memories of the times I had seen them before, they played a few songs from their 1st album from the very early 80's. The second set was incredible, the idea of a fully orchestrated "Ocean Rain" was amazing. I had seen some performances on you-tube but it was way better live It was pricy though at over $130 no wonder there were few paupers in the crowd and only older people(the average age must have been 45ish)

This was my first concert and I enjoyed it so much! Echo was so polished and clean with their songs and the song choices were spectaular! My particular favourites was "Resue", "Seven Seas" and the encore of "Lips like Sugar". We were dancing and singing all night long:) Way to go, Echo!!

This was the fourth time in twenty years that I saw the Bunnymen play. Being an avid fan for years I never quite understood how they didn't become bigger than U2 and Colplay combined-as they are certainly more talented. This show was absolutely incredible. The sound in the theatre was incredible and Ian McCulloch has never sounded so good. The first half was a Bunnymen's fan dream come true-lots of the hits and they kept on coming. The second half the orchestra joined and Ocean Rain was just beautiful. This was the best concert I have ever been too! I wish that they would come back-I would see this show again in a minute. You don't even have to be a fan of their music to appreciate it-it was just good music.

A night any Bunnymen fan will never forget. To hear the entire Ocean Rain album live with an orchestra was incredible, chills, goosebumps...wow. Songs that EATB don't usually play live were a treat to hear like, Nocturnal Me, Yo Yo Man, Crown of Thorns. Of course they played Silver, Ocean Rain and Killing Moon. If you missed it they have another new album coming out called Fountain and hopefully they will come back to Toronto to promote it.

Awesome from start to finish, I was in elementary school when they "hit the big time" and it was a dream come true to see them. What I expected and what i saw... it was "even better than the real thing:" to quote another famous band... can't wait till they come back to Toronto. Better yet... Ian.... I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOO legal now!!!!!