Sarah McLachlan Tickets

Organization was a mess at Lilith Fair!! The music was great and the weather beautiful, but there was little to be said for communication with attendees. The tickets said it began at 2:30, but the program didn't really start until 5:30. There was no indidcation of end time or when the singers would be on stage until you got your ticket inside. With the multitudes of communication available today, this was unacceptable. Lines, lines and more lines awaited us from arrival until departure. The line up to get bags searched was over an hour just to get in. The signs saying you couldn't have food, more than one bottle of water or cameras took us by surprise and I even went ALL THE WAY BACK to my car to drop stuff off, only to discover the search process was a joke and I could have taken in my lunch and water. Food and drink line ups were outrageous and water cost $3.75. That should be illegal. Because I had dropped off my water earlier, I had to stand in line for over 1.5 hours just to get the basic necessity. All the while, Sheryl Crow sung her heart out. The set up was terrible and communication the pits. Thank God the singing was fabulous...it's the only thing that will save the show. I attended Lilith 10years ago in Calgary and it was truly a "celebration" of women. Last night, none of the groups even sang together....that was a real shame. To sum it up, you may want to assess whether you'd like to pay $150/ticket to stand in line ups all day. I know I wouldn't do it again.

Sarah was awesome,love her so much ,too bad it had to stop ,i would of stayed there all night to hear her sing

Wow! The up and coming artist stages were amazing - Kate Miller Heidke and Grace Potter rocked it! The main stage was really incredible except I would have deleted Erykah Badu. The event was very poorly organized though. Waited in line over an hour to enter the building and therefore missed Sierra/Ourstage artist, which we were very disappointed about. The lineups continued for food, bathrooms. The main stage vs other stages were poorly communicated. No schedule info on website even the day of the event. We bought 3rd row seats but ended up to the side of the stage so we had to sit sideways...which was a disappointment. Luckily the weather was absolutely perfect and the performances were delightful and flawless!

Was not impressed AT ALL with the fact that there was a big tent set up blocking the view of the stage. This took over an hour to rectify. Premadonna Erika Badu needs to get that chip off her shoulder and show up ON TIME. Everyone after her was late starting and Sarah's time was cut short. Her ENTIRE band looked like they had just come from a funeral. Not one seemed to have ANY fun and certainly none of them even cracked a single smile. Cheryl Crow and Sugarland were incredible! The energy level of Sugarland really got the crowd going. I was very impressed with them. Sarah sounded awesome.....as usual. I just wish that she had played for longer. Sarah seems to have jumped on the skinny train. She looked like she has lost alot of weight. She looked GREAT!

Wow, amazing music! Loved the small stage acts the most. Pretty confusing layout and hard to find the schedule they apparently handed out but that no one had. Wish the layout was more in one place but the incredible music made up for it.

We were not please with what seemed to be an eternity to see the main acts. Never managed to stay to see Sarah. Eryka Badu, what was that? The selection she played for Lilithfair was more like something that belonged at a night of the living dead festival than for Lillith. We did not enjoy her at all. We have decided in the future to keep our Lilith dollars in our pockets. This event really was not worth our time or the money. Iron Maiden would have been a much more entertaining choice overall.

Biggest gong show we have been to. The fact that you were herded into the arena for 3 hours before the main stage started was c----p wouldn't go again and would not recommend it --- it's no wonder they are cancelling other shows give it up

Sarah McLachlan has one of the most beautiful yet haunting voices of our time. She can make your heart melt with a slow teary ballad, then take you out of your body with an amazing rock tune. Her thought provoking lyrics and imaginative style are in a sense what defines her from so many other artists. I saw her eight times in one year, and I can't wait to see and hear her at Lilith Fair at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre in July.