Keane Tickets

Keane were amazing! It's a must see show! Seen them before they are getting better and better

Keane was absolutely amazing live, the sound, the lights, everything was perfect! They are a band you could listen to and enjoy without even knowing the words to the songs... unforgettable!

It was really great. I love to see them in town again!

Absolutely fabulous! Strangeland is one of the best albums I've ever heard from ANY band. Keane is seriously underrated in North America!

First time hearing Mystery Jets - really enjoyed their music and presence on stage. Second time seeing Keane at Sound Academy. You have to stand the whole time and it can get pretty crowded but if you get there early enough you can get really close to the stage and not have to pay for a premium ticket. Keane is a fantastic live band - sound, energy and really engaged the crowd. Fun guys!

This is my fourth time seeing Keane live and they are simply amazing! Love the stuff from the new album, but they also played a bunch of the old stuff since that's what people are more familiar with. Great show and I will definitely go see them again and again (pun intended) ;) They also dedicated the show to Scott Johnson, the guy who was killed in the stage accident for Radiohead at Downsview Park a week earlier. He was a close friend of the band but as Tom said, "He wouldn't want the mood to be somber", so they still put on a fantastic show....

Keane gives it 120% effort each time they play! Excellent sound quality! This concert was a tribute to their fellow stage crew member that had passed away while setting up the Radiohead concert in Toronto.

It was a great concert at the Sound Academy. The group is amazing. They are so so good!!! I have been to 4 concerts of Kean in different countries and its the first time that I'd been so close to the stage platform. Perfect location. LOVE THEM!!! Hope they come back to Toronto next year!

An awesome show..unfortunately due to a flight cancellation we missed Mystery Jets but Keane delivered..an awesome show and a great audience. A great event!!!

Those guys are so talented and gifted, that they can make you enjoy every single song. After the tragedy at downsview park, they dedicated the concert to Scott Johnson, their fellow friend. Some songs are unforgettable, like "everybody's changing" or "cristal ball". Thanks guys.

Overall Keane was AMAZING. Tom Chaplin was spot-on (as usual) and absolutely lovely, Tim Rice-Oxley was awesome (once again: as usual). They are amazing live. I would go see them again and if I could go to Quebec now, I'd go to their show again. Honestly, don't miss out, I'm repeating myself but: THEY WERE AWESOME. I will admit however, that being in a standing room was annoying.

When they were great, they were a solid 10 out of 10. The only problem was that they played 3-4 minute versions of their songs. No break downs, no solos, just non stop singing. Don't get me wrong, he is an awesome singer, but just like chocolate too much non stop makes you want something different. Maybe a guitar player who could double up on some other instruments even synth or computer stuff could open up the show a bit. The occasional electric guitar solo and even if some ballads were vocals and accustic guitar the audience would feel refreshed. Know matter how great of a singer you are you can't sing non stop for two hours. A "show" needs more. Radio Head is a good example of a well rounded show.

They performed a good mix of material, with a good representation from Hopes & Fears and Strangeland. Great atmosphere and amazing response from the audience. It was - literally - hot!

Keane, did it again..They put on an Incredible show...with a tremendous amount of energy. Tom Chaplin is an incredible vocalist, and performer... My daughter, who sings, said she was blown away by his vocals, "he didn't hit one bad note" and still had the energy to run around the stage.

This was an awesome event! Tom Chaplin is probably the best live performer in the world and it was a treat to listen to him live! Instruments sounded a bit off and harsh and that took away a bit from the experience.

While Keane has somewhat unfairly flown under the radar of its more popular counterparts, like Coldplay, it is a band that definitely stands on its own, with its great sound, vision and originality. I love all the albums Keane has put out, on par with some of the best music outhere. Seeing them live was a treat and a pleasure! I am looking forward to repeating that experience as soon they return on tour.

like the last guy said you can die happy when you have seen keane live really good live! played evry song from there first two albums. absoulutley incredibile.

I have been following Keane ever since they burst onto the music stage with what I consider a lyrical and sonic masterpiece, their debut album "Hopes And Fears", populated with soaring ballads and bittersweet tracks. It did not seem very likely that their follow-up album would be in the same range and category. I am happy to say that those expectations were blown away when I had my first listenning of "Under The Iron Sea", a much darker and introspective piece of work than its predecessor. For me, it still remains my favourite album of the band. "Perfect Symmetry" showed that Keane as a band were willing to abandon their true and tried formula employed in recording of the first albums, and take a risk in so far as their craft. "Perfect Symmetry" is a more uplifting and optimistic album than the first two, but it is still underlayed with Keane's signature quality and variety, though a departure from their first two efforts. The recently released EP "Night Train" continues that experimental journey with great success. I have seen Keane perform live on a DVD I own, their perfomance at the O2 arena in London a few years ago. That concert was jaw dropping and it gave me a preview of what I could expect. Sure enough, what I saw in person, matched everything I expected from them. The guys were just superb, the quality of the perfomance unbelievable, they were funny, good humoured and happily interacted with the audience. I am glad I had the opportunity to seem them perfom live, it is something I won't soon forget. Keane might not be as well known to North American audiences, which is a shame, but in the rest of the world they are a top-ranked band and in Great Britain they are counted amongst the best. Unfortunately ever since Keane joined the musical universe, they have almost immediately been compared with and against their British counterparts Coldplay. Coldplay is a great band, and I was lucky to see them in concert last year. I love them. But I find it unfair that Keane always seems to opperate in their shadow. It is true that the band has had its ups and downs as well as battled a lot of personal demons, but so far they have prevailed and survived. They have their own sound and style and do not rest on the laurels of other bands. I wish them the best of luck and really look forward hearing more of what they have to offer...namely good music!

The venue for the performance was great. The changing shadows against the wooden panels from the light was a nice effect. Enjoyed the surprises - vocals from Tim Rice-Oxley and the new song! Overall, show from start to finish was great. Had a great time!

Keane never ceases to amaze me. Tom Chaplin's voice is out of this world. They just keep rocking. Too bad K'naan couldn't be there to rap with Tom. The whole group just puts out this great energy and vibe. Wish it didn't have to end.