Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Tickets

The Edward Sharpe albums are incredibly fun to listen to. I was concerned that a stage with 12 people and probably twice as many instruments would be a bit of a mess. I didn't have confidence that the sound engineers could possibly balance them out. Then I was a little worried about Mr. Sharpe himself. He's more than a little erratic. When I first saw him stumbling around the stage I was expecting him to phone it in. It turns it out the magic is effortless. The concert was fantastic. The sound was amazing, the best I've ever heard at the Malkin Bowl. The music was as good and, in some cases, better than the album. It was exciting whenever they brought out a new instrument and the vocals were all great. That random fella who got on stage for "Home" was distracting. Other than that the crowd was consistently good. Jade was feeling the love, for sure, and guy with the sleeveless hoodie got some attention too.

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes is one of the more eclectic bands I've ever seen. Incredible show.

I've never seen a performance or band that connected so well with an audience before. Every song was performed with natural emotion and brilliance. It's very hard not to smile and dance along with Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros. I wouldn't miss these guys perform in a million years.

An experience out of this world. Alexandre is sucha charismatic guy that truly connects with the audience. I didn't stopped dancind for the lenght of the concert.

Band was tight Singers were sharp (no pun intended). In some songs, the dialogue was a little drawn out, but all in all the group was very good. Koolhaus is the sweatiest concert venue.

I enjoyed the ESMZ concert, and have been enjoying their new album for the past few weeks. The show could have been an all time great but the sound was just way too loud and made it unenjoyable after the first few songs. I like loud music, but this was throwing my equilibrium off. It's a shame, because how they entered 40 day dream was so brilliant and really set the pace for a tremendous show. I would recommend the Zeros to the highest degree if their roadies got their stuff together (to be fair, one or two roadies for a 12 piece band is pretty bush league as well).

The night was great, we went as a group. A few of us older and still loved it. The venue was great as everyone had a great view and the sound amazing. The band is THE BEST energy ever...Loved every song and I think they ended up playing later than normal. W ould recommend to anyone

I had high expectations from the band and they were met. Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros are exemplary musicians whose art enlivens and touches all those who are graced to witness it.

These guys were amazing!! "Up From Below" is a solid album top to bottom. Without a doubt one of the most energetic shows I have been to.

The show was without a doubt amazing. Their energy was amazing. The crowds energy was amazing and we all just fed off each other. The pacing of the show was perfect and everyone seemed to be on the same page. Definitely a hot and sweaty show with everyone packed in there and dancing, but worth every bit. When Alexander came into the audience the show just went to the next level. The vibe was the most valuable part - something that I've never experienced at that level before. 100%.

great show!! They are a lot of fun! They really seem to enjoy each other and it shows in the music.

This show brought tears to my eyes. Absolutely unreal.

Definitely a band to see live. Edward Sharpe had amazing stage presence and all the musicians were excellent. It looked like so much fun for them.

The vibe going through the commodore was insane, I don't think there was anyone there that wasn't enjoying themselves...everyone was dancing with smiles on their faces, the music was both chill and energetic all at once... the dance floor was packed. I'm really glad I went

so stoked to have even more love and respect for a band after experiencing their live concert - they gave so much!! and we left filled right to the top - big love. thank you

I had heard some good things about this band and they delivered a passionate, joyous celebration of music that exceeded my expectations. These muscians are a pleasure to see live, blowing all their recorded material out of the water. Thier performance was full of great whimsy, melodic, southern influenced jams that had everyone bouncing along with Jesus-like hippie frontman Edward Sharpe. I heard elements that reminded me of Phish and even the Beatles at times. They made the crowd feel like we were all a part of a unique experience, which is what makes live shows great. Once they were through their rehearsed material they kept going with some great unfinished songs, directed confidently on the fly by Sharpe. They ended the show by pulling about 40 people onto the stage and inviting everyone to sit down and share the love for some quiet, soulful guiar and vocals. I highly recommend these guys and look forward to their next stop in Vancouver.

What an amazing show. Crazy energy both on and off the stage. They are exactly why you see a live show. Not just playing the music but living it too. They faced a few technical difficulties that broke up the flow of the show but they were awesome at filling in the gaps playing around. Commodore was such a perfect venue for them too. Great great show and another awesome addition to my vinyl collection!

What a FANTASTIC show!!! The energy was phenomenal, the band was tight, the audience was happy. One of the best shows I've been to.

You just don't get to see a show like that much anymore - woodstock meets Zero7 meets ... well Edward Sharp. The lights, the colours, the sounds, the energy. Outstanding. Started out with some hard hitting strong crowd favs, that got the entire room swept up and riding the Edward Sharp train. WHole room bouncing, singing along, clapping, stomping, loving it. Moved into a more improv section - both choosing songs, and playing them. The crowd was so into the show, that they totally got into the more freeform wandering middle section of the set. The sing-a-longs, of which there were many, weren't so much crowd participation, as crowd spontaneous explosions, it was bursting out of people. Loads of jams on simple, but emotional grooves. Just the right length too, not self indulgent. Ended the night with a sit down love in - as you might expect - made everyone feel like they'd been hanging out with the band all night, and also kind of like the whole crowd was in the band. Great job Edward Sharp and the Magnetic Zeros, the very best kind of music and the very best kind of show. Outstanding.

One of the best shows I've ever been to! Such energy and good vibes from everyone on stage and then the whole crowd was infected! Really amazing and beautiful songs. Thank-you.