Sarah McLachlan Tickets

What a joyful experience, like a concert in her living room. It opened with the performances of students from SMSOM. It took me back to being a teenager, playing the piano after my RCM Exam. How frightened I was to perform in the Jubilee. I just loved their ability and courage to come out and play for a full house. I can only imagine how proud they were, their families and Sarah - with her passion for this endeavor. Sarah invited Serena Ryder, an added bonus, to perform. Serena was amazing - what talent. She blew me away and was so interactive with the audience. I thoroughly enjoyed her performance. Sarah shared the backstories for her song inspirations. I have seen her perform several times because I have been a "fan"from the very beginning. Her songs are the soundtrack of my own life. Both performers played one instrument and sang. Sarah had an exceptional accompanist/singer. So much talent to make you play your instrument and sing so beautifully. The gift of Sarah is once in a lifetime. And Serena is another gifted performer. Additionally, the venue is amazing. I love the Jubilee. The cost of the refreshments and snacks was superb, Sarah's swag staff were pleasant and helpful, the venue employees were so kind and ready to assist. I dislike going to Roger's Place - way to expense to park and refreshments are outrageous. I love the experience of a smaller crowd and am willing to pay more for that. I would also like to donate to SMSOM and be present for fundraisers help for them. This is an awesome gift for our children. I loved music all through school and as I understand, many children do not experience what was more or less normal, when I was a child. Thank you for an exceptional experience! Hopefully, Sarah will come back for the Fumbling Towards Ecstasy Tour. I'd love to see her again.

Kudos to Sarah for her selfless work with SONG!! Thoroughly enjoyed the performances of both Sarah and Serena. A lovely combination of pure musical talent indeed!!

I didn't know what to expect - It has been thirty-five years since Sarah McLachlan released her first album, thirty years since she graced the world with her third album, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, and twenty-five years since she last ruled the charts and stadiums with Lilith Fair. But in 2024, her voice has lost none of the lustre, control, and passion and she remains as charming, compassionate, and confessional as ever. This was a bit of a "warm-up"benefit show for her own charity, "Sarah McLachlan School of Music"and featured, as a surprise, Serena Ryder, whose grit and raunch complemented Sarah's sweet melodies perfectly. Sarah will be touring several North American cities to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy and I would not hesitate to attend one of those shows, given the flawless performance I witnessed on Saturday Night. Sarah McLachlan is one of the most gifted artists Canada has produced and I am thrilled that she is performing again.

Two great song writers, singers! What a great evening

Love Sarah! Serena Ryder is a favorite as well. Was nice to see some of the music school students. A very enjoyable experience.

Excellent event. Could not recommend more. Generally I am not impressed with the sound at the Jube, but you could tell that her team had definitely figured that out. Wonderful evening.

Loved the show … longtime fan and finally got to see her live!! Surprise of seeing Sareena Ryder as well made the show that much better!! Great Canadian talent!

I’ve seen Sarah M half a dozen times and she’s always fantastic. Her vocals are beautiful and dynamic. She always shares the behind the scene inspiration for her songs so the concerts feel intimate and genuine. The show was a little shorter than the norm, but with only her and her cellist to carry the show, I felt she performed a full show. She sang “Nothing Compares 2 U” as a tribute to the late Sinead O’Conner, which was incredibly moving. I did not like the venue (Grey Eagle Casino). The lobby area smells horribly of cigarette smoke and floor seating is not inclined so if you’re short, it can be more challenging to have a good view. There are screens projecting her performance, but the point of attending a live concert isn’t to watch a screen. Hope to see her back at the Jubilee or Jack Singer one day.

One of the best concerts I have ever been to. Great sound stage. Sarah was incredible. I saw her in 1993. She still has the most beautiful voice. Vanessa sang harmony perfectly. Her cello playing was a nice touch. The audience (including myself) could be heard singing along. I had goose bumps through the whole show!

This was the first time we've seen Sarah McLachlan perform live and the concert was excellent. No glitz and glamour - just Sarah singing and playing the piano or guitar and her accompanist playing the cello and singing harmony. The venue was full, showing how much people love to hear her music. Her warm manner and explanation of some of the songs made us feel connected to her and to her life experiences. A great evening with a wonderful performer and musician!