Lake Street Dive Tickets

Our first time seeing Lake Street Dive perform was beyond memorable; it was unparalleled. Each member of the band is so very talented, yet it's the passionate, energetic and seamless collaboration among the members that make LSD such an amazing experience. I have never heard a singer quite like Rachael, ever. Mike's guitar and trumpet work is astounding, and Drummer Mike has no rival. Then there's Bridget. I'm a bassist and this woman is an absolute marvel, if not a deity. Couple the stunning musicianship, flawless arrangements and charming (I mean this with the utmost affection) stage presence with the brilliant harmonies and clever, innovative phrasing and, well, it was quite an evening. I must mention the sound and lighting crew, whose work was without flaw and enhanced an already-perfect show. We have a new favorite band! Rick R - no bass, no groove

Lake Street Dive always puts on a great show. Every member of the band is so talented and they come together to make a beautiful noise (I mean that in a good way). The energy, the performance and the crowd was all fantastic. We travelled from Vancouver to Seattle to see them, and I'd try to see them live again at any opportunity I could get.

There are few vocalists as pure and sultry as Rachael. Gladys Knight and Linda Ronstadt and Whitney perhaps. We have been captivated since discovering the group on Netflix and Youtube. And each of the four has their unique talents. I bought the vinyl of Sidepony going in to the concert and just enjoyed dinner over it. I confess, the production quality of the LP compelled me to crank the treble and almost turn off the bass. But this smoothed it out.

Both acts were far more than I expected. LSD was incredibly tight and focused, with amazing harmony and arrangements. A very eclectic sound that defies category, but satisfies on every level. I was spellbound with every song. First class musicians who really stretch themselves flawlessly.

Not sure if it was the venue or what, but this show was no where near as good as the last one. This band has so much talent, but seems to struggle a bit with stage presence. On a small stage, I guess that goes unnoticed. Rachel was her usual flawless self, but someone needs to hire her a stylist in a big way! A green skirt and purple unitard??? It was like watching a spinach and grape Popsicle dance around. Blech! Bridget was bang on, fabulous! Tons of energy, looking like she was really having a good time. Bringing Mike, the drummer, up front was a nice touch, because he really does add to the show. And then there was Olson... good God man! Try not to look like you're HATING it up there. IMHO, Olson should leave that Telecaster alone. The tone he gets out of it is gratingly tinny. But what he does with that horn is pure magic! Now if he only wanted to be there...

Lake Street Dive is absolutely AMAZING live! They're engaging and so much fun to watch on stage. Rachel's voice is absolutely PERFECT!

So glad I made the trip from Toronto to see them at the Westcott Theater. They were fantastic live. Loved that the crowd was a good cross section of all ages. Magic night!