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Feist was absolutely gorgeous. She was fun and playful on stage as she engaged the awe-struck audience. Her music truly mirrored by her imaginative and creative nature. Feist brought her passion to the stage and it radiated out into the audience. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world.
Leslie Feist is a talented musician. Would have liked to hear some of her electronic stuff. The backdrop visual was harsh on the eyes at times. She has a beautiful voice, but I found here lyrics were difficult to hear over the instruments.
This was my second time seeing Feist in concert, the first time was in 2007 at the Royal Theatre in Victoria. I think this concert was a major improvement from the last time. Leslie has really grown as a performer and I loved that she had Mountain Man has her back up vocals. It was a really great concert and I felt she really connected with the audience, especially when she invited everyone up to dance and sing-a-long to Sealion. A great show and I would definitely recommend her Metals tour to anyone who is a Feist fan.
This venue is probably the best for the acoustics. Awesome sound. Awesome band. Couldn't have been happier with the experience.
Best concert I've ever seen from beginningt to end. It was spectacular.
This show was all about the music and it didn't disappoint. It was a really solid bunch of songs, the vocal arrangements and the calibre of the vocals were amazing. I look forward to listening to the album. That said, the venue created a fairly sedate experience and it seemed to take Feist and the other performers a bit too long to overcome that. I would say the video accompaniment was weak and the back lighting was more of an annoyance than an enhancement. If I shut my eyes, I went to another world with her, when I opened them . . . not so much.
Wonderful to see such authentic artistic expression. Chilly Gonzales was delightful and gracious, a great intro to the evening. The only disappointing piece was the audience, arriving disrespectfully late as is often the case in Vancouver. I think if people don't have the consideration to arrive on time for a show they should be held back from entering the theatre until an intermission. This form asking for images of the event from one's seat is only perpetuating the annoying habit people have developed of taking their facebook shots during a performance and texting during a show.
