Gorillaz Tickets

Me and my boyfriend were seated (mostly stood up and rocked out the whole performance) right of the stage, row 8. The experience started with an up close and personal NERD performance with Pharrell commanding his band, included 2 drummers and 2 fabulous female dancers. Songs from new album Nothing were pumped into Viejas to get the crowd warmed up nicely for Gorillaz. Nice album, plus older songs to finish his set. The song "hypnotize you" got the place groovin and a little hot and steamy. Gorillaz came out in full force not too shortly after, the complete army of sea-faring female sailors on strings and tuba-wielding Chicago Hypnotic Brass Ensemble and of course, Damon conducting the mission of journey to the Plastic Beach. We saw them headline Coachella 2010 earlier this year and their tour show was slightly different from their appearance in Indio (where Coachella outdoor festival was held). Little Dragon, Bobby Womack represented with amazing voices and overall the show was a magnificent combination of entertainment, digital narration (the videos accompanying the songs with Murdoc blowing up the studio by the end of the show), Noodle re-appears, and to top things off, Damon and his bandmates had a blast on stage. Lebanon Orchestra also managed to be on stage with everyone else. Viejas Arena was bumping the whole time, and the fact that they only used half the arena made for a real intimate, personal experience. I felt like they were throwing us a hell of a party on the Plastic Beach. A real positive experience.

The Gorillaz with special guest N.E.R.D was AMAZING!!! N.E.R.D started it off perfectly and it just got even better! The string section and the brass ensemble were absolutely amazing. The quality of instruments and music was fabulous! And Damon Albarn... well is one of the best live performers I have ever seen!

what a fabulous fun night. First and most importantly great music. Plus beautiful visuals and an amazing upbeat show with violins, trumpets, rapping and amazing artists!!!

Honestly, Gorillaz has been my favourite band for as long as I can remember and finally being able to see them live in my home city was incredible! They played exactly as i wished they would and more. I HIGHLY recommend going to see them if your a fan because they will not disappoint, and try going around back to meet the band while your at it!

If this review box had allowed me to sum it up in one word, that word would be: Amazing.

I thought NERD was an interesting opening act. Never listened to any of their music prior to the show. Enjoyed a number of songs enough that I went out and bought one of their CDs the next day. Gorillaz was very good. Played all the favorite songs. Tons of people on stage ( 28 at one point), loads of special guests, including Mick and Paul from The Clash. The band was definitely secondary to the massive video screen. Would have liked a stronger stage presence by the band and less video, but, I guess that's what the Gorillaz are all about.

The place was packed and the vibe was amazing. it opened with the orchestral opening to plastic beach, which set the stage for an unforgettable night. Favorite concert thus far.

The stage and screen was awesome. I found myself watching the screen more than the actual concert. Having the live band is always a plus. The transitions from song to song was a little weak however they were just in Detroit the night before but I'm not making excuses. The Encore arguably was the best part of the concert. De La Soul man what can I say! Clint Eastwood! I think they should of ended with that song however they played one more and I felt it sucked a little out of the crowd. They performed well and overall it was a good concert. I am glad I went. N.E.R.D was alright however because the Gorillaz had a screen and crazy lights behind their name it was hard to remember anybody else that night. Fury Out.

the gorillaz kept the crowd on their feet, guest were great and Damon danced up a storm.

Flew in from Calgary to see the concert, and it was so worth it!!!

my two kids 16 and 17 loved the show..i never listen to them much but i really liked it..the music and singing where at the right levels so it came across nice and clear.If they come to Toronto again i will be joining the kids again..you got a new fan..thanks for the fun night.

I can't believe I finally had a chance to see the greatest band ever! Possibly the best thing to ever happen to Toronto and the ACC

Been to hundreds of shows over the years, Gorillaz tops my list, without question.

amazing atmosphere, very lively, great performance

The Gorillaz know what they're doing. This was an amazing concert. Even without Lou Reed or Mos Def they rock. Every song does. The visuals are nothing less than spectacular. Everything was great. If you're missing this concert, you're missing the greatest concert of 2010, easily. So just don't miss it.

I have never seen anything like the Gorillaz and probably never will. Mick Jones and Paul Simonon are idols of mine and were the perfect additions to the band...Unbeleivable! I was not looking forward to the opening act N.E.R.D. and came in late while they were playing. I was taken by surprise. The last song that they played was one of the coolest acts that I've seen in a long time. Check these guys out, they are really good.

From the beginning to the very end, the energy level remained the same; stagnant! Where I was hoping to see show chalk filled with crazy stage antics and unforgettable props, I was instead treated to a video screen. To say I was disappointed would be an understatement. Had this show been in a smaller, more intimate venue like Massey Hall, I think it may have stood a better chance of creating an impact. From this experience, I'm left confused. Is it a problem with the Air Canada Center as a music venue, or with the band and what seemed to be a lazy, bottled performance? I'll have to figure this one out!

Just Wow! I've seen almost everybody there is in the last 40 years and nothing compares to the Gorillaz show at the ACC. It was a total package of great grooves, media, mixed genres, big time musicians collaborating together and the crazy back story. You know sometimes you go and pay big money for a small show? This one was worth about 5 times more than the face ticket price. I don't know how the numbers work out for a tour like this with about 25-30 performers, huge support crew, expensive animation and star cameos but it was sure great for the fan.

First off I saw this amazing group in Toronto October 14th one day after my birthday,was the best birthday gift EVER! Unforgettable concert the energy from the band & crowd was magical I would recommended seeing these guys live if you can well worth it. Only down part was when it finally finished you want to see more but its lasting memories..

A night I will never forget, so many different artists preformed all with such incredible talent, I wish I could live & tour with these guys cause it looks like they have so much fun up there.