Echo and the Bunnymen Tickets

The venue History is fantastic. The jazz quartet who opened were great. Echo and the Bunnymen's lead singer was drunk and belligerent, calling a twenty minute intermission when he had barely gotten through five songs. I wouldn't have it any other way, hahaha.

The venue and musicians with instruments were great. Ian was not. He was either sick or drunk, either way he could not sing, which was a bummer.

Ian McCulloch sounded terrible! The rest of the band was ok.

1st time at History. Liked the venue. If you don't mind standing for a few hours, it's a great way to get close to a good band for not so many dollars. Don't know what someone was thinking having things start out with a jazz quartet. Beyond that, the Bunnies music sells itself for me. McCulloch's voice isn't what it used to be, but still was nice to hear. The song renditions were true to form. Will Sergeant's guitar work was exceptional. The setlist was fabulous. Heard some stuff from their later albums that I was not familiar with and really liked. Had a good time.

Well I’ve seen echo a number of times and this time just wasn’t that impressed. The venue was great. Although really hard for a short person to see the stage. They really should have made the floor a slop downward towards the stage. As for echo they were just flat. Wasn’t that keen on their rendition of some of the songs.

Le théâtre Corona est une belle salle avec un joli cachet d'une autre époque. Les sièges au balcon sont inconfortables et l'espace entre les sièges insuffisant. Une Budweiser à 9 $... Sérieusement? Si au moins, il s'agissait d'une bière autre chose que très quelconque. Echo And The Bunnymen a offert une bonne performance, mais pas mémorable. Le registre du chanteur est considérablement diminué. Les musiciens de scène étaient installés à l'écart du côté cour de la scène. Je comprends qu'ils ne font pas officiellement partie des Bunnymen, mais cela donnait l'impression qu'ils étaient des quantités négligeables.

I bought reserved seat but the venue change it for general admission (I was desappointed) Good show, great sound and good service at the bar

My first time at the Corona Theater, a really great place to catch a show by one of your favorite bands. It was an excellent show, Ian McCulloch (vocals) captivated the audience with his deep voice and Will Sergeant with his talent. It was great to be able to hear the successes and know that they will still be able to continue for a few more seasons. I was upset that I didn't have souvenirs like t-shirts.

Unfortunately the day was not Ian’s best. Seemed like he was reaching at times with glimpses of vocal strength that packed a punch. The band was great! Good reminiscing about the past but would have had a better sound experience in the living room. Maybe it was where we were seated in the concert hall (balc).

Good opening act, at least one band out of the 2 was happy to be there. As to Echo, that is Ian the singer, it’s time to retire. Nobody wants to pay 66$ To watch a tired singer deliver 16 songs seated on a bar stool. It was pretty obvious that he’d rather be home sipping his hot milk with honey!

Mac was a heavy load, Will was graceful. I go every time and most likely will next time again!

Like this group from my youth...not one of my overall favourite groups but when I found them coming to Winnipeg... I knew I wanted to go. In short...great night... forgot how much I liked them.... songs were great and the atmosphere built as the night went on... only downside...couldn't understand the scouse git...!!!... still a great night though.

Ian McCulloch still has his voice and badass attitude and it made for a fantastic show. Saw them 35 years ago and finally again!! Only difference is more great musical material and we are all a bit older! I recaptured my youth and my angst! Danced and sang along for the whole show!

This was a really great show musically but very very short under an hour.......only one song encore, and didn't finish the printed set list. If this is a bucket list must do....go see them. If you've crossed that off if your list you might consider passing on this tour

What can I say. E&B passed me unnoticed in the 80's I don't know why that was. In the U.K. They seemed to have been just quietly getting on with making amazing tunes and the UK being some dominated by the charts they were missed. I got into them some 8 years ago and thank god. The performance was outstanding. Ian's vocals were so strong and distinctive. While Will played some amazing guitar whilst pulling off the relaxed dad look. I can't wait to see them again.

The venue was awful. Worst place I've ever seen a live show. But Echo and the Bunnymen made it all disappear with the first song. Ian was ever the New Wave frontman, with his brooding manner, eyes hidden behind dark sunglasses. A rare smile showed adorable dimples, usually accompanied by the laughter of the crowd as we enjoyed a well-placed snippet of humour. We were even encouraged to sing along with a few of our faves, including the namesake to this review. Glad I had the chance to see them, even if it was 30 later than I first wanted! Any Echo fan will thoroughly enjoy the show.

Excellent show, as usual. Mac's voice was strong and powerful. Sound was great. They are true legends in early Alt Rock. Their latest tunes aren't bad either, although they only played classics at this show. Only complaint was that they didn't get to their second encore and play Ocean Rain. I heard it was due to The Phoenix' curfew. They have to fix this.

it was an amazing show. our second time seeing them and we will continue to go .... 5 stars for sure.

We went knowing only three songs. They played only 2 but from what little we know the band played amazing songs from the beginning to the end. They made up to the bad experience my brother and I had at the New Order concert. We would love to see them again and hope the band keeps coming back every year. What an experience; fans forever. Thank you Echo boys

Great Show! The sound at the Danforth was fantastic. It's becoming one of my Fav venues in the city. But they need to do something about the heat! It was unbearably hot on the floor. Very uncomfortable.