Peter Gabriel Tickets

Great show, good sound, but if you're sitting close to the entrance/exit, there is a bright light that stays on throughout the show

Love how he shares with the audience and acknowledges his band. I may have only known a few songs he sang but enjoyed the instrumental in the songs.

I was really excited to see Peter as I loved his music in the 80's. But, I found the majority of this concert to be just boring. His choice of music was slow-paced and extremely mellow. He played the whole first set in a "campfire circle"and nearly put me to sleep. He ended the set with Sledgehammer which brought the crowd to its feet. I thought he was setting the mood for the second half. But no. The second half was just as boring; he didn't even play Shock the Monkey. I thought he was saving it for the encore, but I guess he figured nobody would want to hear one of his biggest hits. This show might have worked better in a small intimate venue, but when you play a stadium, you need to wow the audience Big Time, not put them to sleep.

Peter Gabriel put on an amzing and complete show! The presenters should have done a better job of comminicating the fact that the show would start promptly at 8:00pm. The first 20 minutes of the show was disrupted by people arriving late and being escorted to their seats. The performance opened with a very intimate scene which was lost because of this. An avoidable and real shame considering the artistry and planning that went into the show.

Thanx Peter for playing almost ALL of your new album...I am a FAN, but when I am paying hundreds of dollars for tickets...I expect a little more of what we are there for...the songs we have been listening to for almost 50 years....and not the amount of new music we were subjected to. The crowd was NOT into it, all talking and NOT paying attention....until you played a song that they came for...never again...another reason NOT to pay these exorbitant prices to see someone play what we do not want to hear....:-(

Set 1 music is largely from his latest albums. Many of the spectators (40+ years old) likely know much of Peter's popular material from the 80's. With Set 1 being relatively slow, there were a lot of heads nodding off. Set 2 was much better with Peter playing his popular songs. Encore and Finale were brilliant! There was a lot of thanking of crew and additional performers. I thought the visual panels and effects were lacking compared to other concerts that were similarly priced in the same venue. Overall, I'd give the concert a C+

Been waiting 2 years to see Gabriel and this concerns over delivered in every way! Amazing show, great setup, played a perfect mix of new music and great hits!

Powerful show. Seats in the Roger’s Centre had a great view but were miserably uncomfortable (thank goodness for the intermission). The venue was also hot for an October day. Apity that this spectacular show was compromised by acute discomfort.

Dear Peter, You’re 73 years old and you have a massive fan base of people who will fill an arena based on your hits from the 80s and 90s. We are interested in hearing SOME of your new work, but not 13 out of 22 songs worth of them. This crowd came to hear the classics. Like it or not, Peter, you pulled a bait and switch and it wasn’t cool. You tried to make an arena show intimate. The campfire with the large moon was beautiful. In fact, the artistry of the show was amazingly beautiful. But… An arena is for crowds going batshit crazy. It’s to hear the hits and all the other songs that get us up and moving our asses. When you played a majority of unfamiliar pieces we were sitting and listening and appreciating your talent. But… It simply didn’t work in that venue. It left me disappointed. The show had an edge of boring. Not because the music was bad. It had everything to do with the venue. You should never have brought THIS show to an arena. It should have been at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. A venue that would have matched your desire for creating an intimate experience. A place that would have matched the sound quality I know you would have preferred. A place that would have allowed me to appreciate what you were trying to do and to also appreciate the new music you were trying to get us to get to know in the same way it appeals to you. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend this show to any Peter Gabriel fan, because I know they were going to the big arena to hear ALL the big songs. I’ve been one of your biggest fans for much of my 52 years. I say all this with love.

I’ve been dying to see PG as I’m a lifelong fan of his music and loved the Secret Garden Tour video. I have to say this was a better experience by far and I’m amazed at how good his voice still is. The sound was amazing in the arena as well. I’d give this review a hundred stars if I could. There was nothing I’d change. He played for a solid 3 hours.

Peter Gabriel, along with his usual collaborators, and the new additions to the band were phenomenal!! The new material was so great! The whole show was flawless and I can only hope I don’t have to wait 20 years to see him again.

Everything works for me at the venue. Access, location and the show. Tickets: I believe the option to print the ticket (emergency only) is still valid as not always the cell phone is available.

It was an evening to remember! This is the 5th time I have seen him perform and it just keeps getting better! Loved watching him and Tony vibe off each other can't wait till he tours again. Would love to see him perform at the spheir in Vegas imagine the show he would curate!!!

Peter Gabriel put on a wonderful show in Vancouver on October 7th/23. He had a brilliant ensemble which included Tony Levine the greatest base player on the planet ( apologies to Geddy Lee). My only reservation was that roughly 2/3 of the Playlist was new material. While great musicianship, it's my conviction that most of the audience came to hear his classic tunes, dating back to original Genesis. Peter is a very socially conscious guy, promoting local artists and conceiving plans to save the planet. While all awesome this end would carry far greater weight if he stuck to the rich Playlist that was already in existence. A better plan would be 1/3 new songs and 2/3 oldies. My rating 9/10 on presentation but in song selection Peter missed the mark. Steve of the North

Peter Gabriel puts on a great show. Voice still in great form. Played most of new album and early cuts and less big hits. But you'll still hear some of your favorites. Band is phenomenal, same core for decades. I would love to see the show again.

I haven’t missed a show since 1986!! Never disappoints. Love Peter Gabriel.

This show was spectacular. He is an artist, storyteller and activist… a true musician! Exceeded all my expectations

Peter Gabriel put on an amazing 3 hour performance. His voice is still the same if not better. He tells a great story and has some interesting insights. I’m glad I had a chance to see him live.

It's hard to believe it has been 40 Years since I first saw PG, when he came through town with David Bowie's Serious Moonlight Tour. Time flies! Saturday Night's Show, at Rogers Arena, didn't disappoint! From Start to Finish, the Evening was fantastic! The entire band was as electric as PG's voice! Known as a Musician who never rests on his laurels, the choice of music was mostly comprised of his New sonic collections, that are currently being released each new full moon! If you haven't heard these songs, go to Spotify and give them a listen! They do not disappoint, if you're a long term PG Fan! There wasn't a lot of old material being played. However, Washing of the Water, Digging in the Dirt, Don't Give Up, In Your Eyes, Big Time, Sledgehammer, Solsbury Hill and Biko all made it in there! Tony Levin. David Rhodes, and Manu Katche were there, along with a Group of Superb Multi Instrumentalists and Singers to back up Mr. Gabriel. If you don't have Tickets to any of the remaining shows, and you're on the fence...don't hesitate! Go get them! The music sounds good and it is accompanied with lovely visuals from a collection of Artists! I would say it is one of the Best Shows I have ever been too, right up there with Elton John and Pink Floyd.

Seeing PG has been on my bucket list for most of my adult life and finally being able to see him was nothing less than amazing!!