Porcupine Tree Tickets

8th time seeing Steven Wilson.Also look forward to seeing a perfectionist as Steven is.Bring him back to Hamilton Ontario

Great band, great show. This was my first time seeing either a Porcupine Tree or Steven Wilson. It did not disappoint. They played the complete new album interspersed with selection spending the band’s entire career. They played for three glorious hours. Sound was incredible. Playing was incredible and we left the hall on an incredible high.

Hands down the best experience I’ve ever had in my 30 years of concert going. My kids are huge fans of Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree so this was a once in a lifetime experience for me to share with them as it was their first concert and to be a part of the first live group of people to see them play in 12 years was a very special moment that we will never forget. The show was masterfully done and the set list was incredible!! If this was your first introduction to Porcupine Tree I can guarantee that you are a fan now.

Music, lighting and everything presented by the band was astounding. Meridian Centre was a beautiful venue, but seating was very tight and uncomfortable for someone my age.

This was a bucket list concert for me and they did not disappoint. Amazing sound and I loved the set list. One of the greatest bands of my generation.

Anything Steven Wilson is behind is guaranteed to be fantastic, especially his band Porcupine Tree. Stellar musicianship from incredibly talented members made this a show not to be missed. Definitely a top 5 concert for me all time.

Steven Wilson and his group did not disappoint. After a 12 year hiatus from playing live P.T. didn't miss a beat. They were tight and played a variety of tunes from their catalogue, they played "Closure/Continuation" their latest LP in its entirety. This group is a hidden gem in the neo-prog/alternative pop genres. If this is your jam, pay the money for a ticket and enjoy the show. You will NOT be disappointed.

From start to finish a solid sounding show. Kept everyone on their feet, mesmerized with the sound. True fans of PT and a packed house. Can’t wait for another show back in TOwith them. Hopefully won’t take 12 years

After 12 years apart PorcupineTree put out a killer three hour performance of their new album along with a number of classic pieces from previous albums. Hope they come back soon!!

It's pretty awesome from time to time to see a band play a song for the first time, but when you get several of them? Like, the entire new album? Yeah, that's a thrill. Now add in that it's Porcupine Tree, a band that hasn't played a live show in over 12 years, whose frontman is a God for surround-sound fans across the globe? Porcupine Tree!! Harridan was early in the set, and immediately set the tone for the night. Newcomers to the band Nate Navarro on bass and Randy McStine on guitars meshed like they were old hands. We had some hiccups like video malfunctions with it being the first show, but Steven handled them in stride, engaged with the audience and ensured we had a good time. The sound mix was as you'd expect, practically perfect! Before the show and during the intermission the screen asked everyone to please keep their phones out of sight and be in the now and enjoy the show. How great to not see hundreds of crappy phones in your line of sight filming poor quality clips that barely anyone will watch? This along with Rage Against the Machine are the tours of 2022. Go see them!

Such a fantastic evening, wish they had done two nights. A couple hiccups with it being the first night of the long overdue tour, but all in all amazing. Such a fantastic band.

When you are an “historical” band with 30 years of history and fans all over the world appreciating and loving you for what has been your discography you are simply disrespectful for your fan if you just want to sell your new album. 2-3 new songs would have been more than enough, in particular if this is a closure, more than a continuation… songs from older albums would have been loved by everyone

the venue's security had no clue about working at a rock concert. Non-stop interfering with and bothering the audience (you cannot stand, you cannot dance, you cannot move) - distracting the spectators, speaking out loud, provoking. Absolute nightmare these guys. band's performance fantastic, venue's acoustic very good, but the security staff - to be fired immediately or at least banned forever from all concerts with the use of an electric guitar.

This was my first time seeing Porcupine Tree play live and was amazed by the long set (over 3 hours with a 20 minute interval) and the energy the band had throughout the set. The visuals added to the overall experience. Definitely a band worth checking out for a live performance.

Saw porcupine tree for the first time in my life in Toronto. Enjoyed every moment of the show. The new album is just mind blowing.Expecting more albums and live shown from PT in future.

the best show of the year ..... the most talented band that we have never heard much about ,,, a must see show .... the real deal ..... Jeff from Canada Please come back soon Porcupine tree ...................... I may travel to england to go see them at their home ..they are that good live ! cheers

I saw 2 shows. Montreal and Toronto. Montreal was a technicially perfect, sit down, WOW concert. It was visually stunning. Toronto was a stand up, powerful rock show with the same set list yet a tottally different feel. I was very fortunate to see both shows and come away with a new appreciation for the band. I enjoyed myself very much at both shows. It was a toss up over which I preferred but it's good to know they are diverse enough to play both styles. Though the second half of the Montreal show saw many fans standing and the venue allowed it. Everyone was very respectful and courteous. The sound was as crisp as humanly possible. I could hear every note from every player. Drums were my highlight. Very impressive !!

Saturday's Porcupine Tree concert once again showed the exceptional musical skill and professionalism of the members. The show was flawless. Steve Wilson is without doubt one the the finest songwriters of the past 20 years.

In a word, Amazing. Much more energy and audiance perticapation than the September concert.

Big Elf and Porcupine Tree at the Sound Academy, wow. I've seen Big Elf before during their last visit with Dream Theatre and Zappa, but seeing them in a smaller venue like this was awesome! Band charisma and great sound mix at the Academy made this a great show... their song list was pretty awesome too. Why don't these guys headline themselves?! Great show guys! Come back to TO! Procupine Tree. I have been a fan for only two years, but every album I pick up impresses me more and after repeated listens. My one critisism was that Mr. Wilson's voice never has the dynamic of the band's huge sound. He's often too laconic -- but, hey, that's PT, right? Well, I was delighted to see them live for the first time and impressed that Mr. Wilson could and would actually 'belt' out the vocals with emphasis and passion on many songs. The utter power of the band live is amazing. Reminds me of Crimson in a way, that they are able to create some great music on the recorded format, but it is live where they excell. Wow. the power is amazing, and the band is tighttighttight ... love it. And, Gavin ... wow, effortless drumming ... Fabulous show with a very cordial and enthusiastic audience. For once a TO audience didn't sit on it's hands. :)