Snow Patrol Tickets

Sound was amazing…exceeded our expectations returning to our first concert since 2019!

I have only seen 2 snow patrol concerts and both time were great show. It was great to hear all my favorite song in a acoustic setting as well as hear a few new songs. Unfortunately with ticketmaster customer service almost ruined the experience. Because of a venue change they didn’t give me my new seat tell 48 prior and the seat did not match what I paid for. Ticketmaster would not answer there phone over the weekend to fix my problem.

Fantastic sound and great song lineup and definitely will go see them again

You'll find no more personable a performer than Snow Patrol's lead singer Barry Lightbody. He relates himself to his audience in between songs with humourous banter and in doing so really heightens the emotional bond with the audience. I went to the show knowing only a few of their songs but found their performances very inspiring. Incredibly well written songs with simple straightforward emotion. Great stuff!

Was looking forward to seeing them for 2 years! Was so happy to see. Never disappointed

Great live performance by the band. Gary’s vocal were just as good as on their albums and the sound quality was great too. Really nice, more intimate venue. C

This time around they played acoustic. It was perfect sound. It is always nice when the artists share stories and that Gary did that night. It was well worth taking 2 days off to get there and home and I would and will happily do it again. I felt as if some of my soul revived to be back at their show.

Snow Patrol lived up to every expectation! Great music, very engaging, great stories behind the music. Gary Lightbody is so humble and self deprecating that you wish you could just sit and chat with him after the concert. Five out of five!!!

Great show - excellent sound; great sight-lines of the stage; exceptional performances. Extra bonus: the lead singer Gary is hilarious.

It was amazing seeing these fellas again. They brought a piece of Ireland to Toronto and had the crowd both laughing and singing along for the whole night. Unfortunately Johnny McDaid couldn’t make it but Iain Archer filled in perfectly. The three guys on stage created a wonderful night to remember with their amazing talent and love for their profession. You could tell they enjoyed being there as much as the crowd. Such a wonderful night and a great way to get back to normality and see my first concert in over two years.

Wonderful band and wonderful venue ! First concert post pandemic and couldn't have been better. Snow Patrol isn't just a band but they are entertainers - loved it

It was a fiercely hot day in Vegas when the Irish/Scottish band Snow Patrol blew into town for a stop over show during the eagerly anticipated "Fallen Empires World Tour". The band of 5 and their touring regulars put on an incredible show that was the loss of anyone who did not take in the show. The charming, yet funny banter of front man Gary Lightbody was a delight to the mostly female audience. The shrieks of " I love you Gary" could be heard throughout the show but from men as well as women. Snow Patrol seem to be relatively unknown though out the US and Canada but are wildly acclaimed in Europe, Asia, South America and Central America. What the US and Canada are missing out on is really sad. This Irish/Scottish group have been together for 17 years, their sounds are what people are hankering to hear these days, up beat, a bit techno, with a bit of electro mixed in for good measure. The lyrics are golden, written by Lightbody 's personal trials and tribulations in life and lost loves, words that resonate with just about everyone! An incredible night, and incredible show, I would highly recommend for anyone to listen to their music, they are so much more than the Greys Anantomy song of 2006 Chasing Cars, take a good listen, you will not be disappointed!

I went with a few of my friends for my birthday and the experience was absolutely unforgettable. Gary is so charismatic and friendly and really got the crowd going. They sang all their hits and only a few tracks from their new album. Being there live really made me feel like their recordd tracks don't do them justice, they sound so good live!! After the concert, Gary came out and met the fans that stayed behind and waited for him, he's one of the nicest people I've ever met. I highly recommend going to this concert if you ever get the chance.

Excellent vocals, catchy pop tunes, lots of energy. The crowd loves these guys.

They were performing an arena show in an opera house. Performance was lackluster. The Orpheum is not the venue for this type of music! They have grown too big for their talent...

If you like snow patrol you will love this. Forget that if you like music you will love them!

In an era where youtube sensations gain popularity overnight, it's great to see a band like Snow Patrol succeed after years of struggle. They write sincere songs which reach the masses, and Gary Lightbody is a master at stage banter.

This is the third time I have seen them and each time they get better. The first time I saw them was when they opened for Coldplay, they were the opening band but from that point I knew I wanted to see them on their own tour. Second was at Ward Park in Bangor, N. Irleland, UNREALl!!! 42,000 people on a beautiful summers day; Euphoric! Third was at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, unbelievable theatre with great sound and great beauty. Snow Patrol are charismatic, energetic, enthralling, and are able to have fun and enjoy their moment on the stage.

Outstanding performance! Great venue. Gary Lightbody kept the crowd on their feet with a fantastic energetic set of old and new Snow Patrol hits. The energy in the Orpheum theatre was sincerely recognized by Gary and felt by all in attendance. Ed Sheeran opened up the evening. The 30 minutes he was granted to play was not enough for this amazingly talented young man.

They owned the venue! They were grateful to be there, included the audience in every song and every moment and made you grateful to be there and be involved.