Spoon Tickets

Master musicians, doing what they do best. Plus, I was able to meet Britt (lead singer). I saw the rest of the band as well walking around. But was too nervous to go up to them! But gained the courage to talk to Britt.

Great sound! Just like their songs, light show fun, danced all night.

A set list with all the hist (and more) from the past five albums only confirmed that they are one of the best live acts around these days.

Starting acts we very bad, the crowd was not into the concert at all. Spoon is a more reserved band, slower beats, therefor, bad starting bands, bad concert. Spoon was good.

I loved every single minute of it...I especially enjoyed the fact that it was in the Orpheum making it easy to sit back and enjoy the performance. The performance itself was unforgettable, Spoon really know how to put on a show!! The quality of the sound mixed with the retro, bare minimum style of lighting was quite a combination, taking the concert to another level. I would most definitely recommend a Spoon show to anybody and everybody!! :D

Excellent Venue, the acoustics in the Orpheum are terrific! In between opening bands we were happy to be able to walk through the halls and revel in the beauty of the theater. Spoon was as classy as they were rocking out, I will definitely see them again and hope for a Canadian Tour ASAP.

spoon was great. they played songs from all eras and a couple covers, it's hard when you're in a place like the orpheum and you want to get up and dance but there's no dancing allowed! deerhunter however was an absolute snooze-fest. i was excited to see them live as I've heard a bit of their stuff and was intrigued but the show was boring and felt long at 45 minutes. back to spoon. they were all over the stage, lighting was good, brit talked with the crowd enough to keep us engaged. I'd say the whole event, from micachu thru deethunter thru spoon was suffering through some audio mixing difficulties, which was disappointing. definitely worth seeing though, those spoon fellows know what they're doing!

This was my first time seeing one of my favourite bands in concert and they did not disappoint. Played all my faves, from "I Turn My Camera On" , "I Summon You" and "Underdog" to "Written in Reverse" and "Cherry Bomb". The only one they didn't play that I wished they had was "Stay Don't Go", but you can't have everything. The Orpheum is such a great room - the acoustics and mix were spot on, even when it got (a little) loud. I have only two criticisms - One: I'm sure it's all about money, but Spoon really should travel with a couple of backup singers and a horn section. On songs like "Underdog", the live version (without the horns) sounds like a demo. Two: What was with the lame light show? The whole set looked like an afterthought, and there was no rhyme or reason to the various lighting schemes. The really bothersome lights were the really bright ones they shone into the eyes of the crowd way too often. Minor bitches, though. It was a truly great show.

Spoon put on a really great show, and I think they chose a really good venue with the Orpheum. Their songs can be a little rough (on purpose) and this really translates well to the live show. It wasn't a lot of big flash, but they played a lot of great songs and seemed to be really enjoying themselves. Deerhunter was a pretty good opener, and Micachu & the Shapes were cool as well, it's a shame they only played a half hour set.

Opening bands were lackluster. Deerhunter played too long for a Sunday night. Spoon sounds much better on their CD's.

It was an outstanding show, the Deerhunters opening for them, turned out to be pretty good, and the entire performance by Spon was outstanding. great sound, great instrumentals, entertaining stage presence and a lot of superb style. Cool cover song too, we liked that.

Really wanted it to be kick ass - but in the end it was alright. Kind of lost the audience a few times and didn't seem to pick it up when needed. That said - they were tight however and we had a good time.

brutal acoustics. music played too loud, which seems to be a feature of concerts nowadays. wear earplugs or you'll never hear another concert again. wear earplugs because the bass alone will turn the whole event into a scrambled mess without them.

The absolute best, the venue was beautiful, the opening bands were great, and Spoon itself was fantastic! I wish I could have invited everyone I knew.

The sound was unbalanced, too much feedback, vocals and drums were too loud. Also the lighting was confusing and all over the place. I just think if the singer is singing there should be some sort of spotlight on him.

Spoon was awesome. the opening bands however were pretty terrible. They obviously didn't care much about them because they were mixed quite poorly. Such is common though, and who really cares in the end. My only complain is that the lighting was very obnoxious and persistently blinded me. A little Distracting, for sure.

Maybe it was because of where I was sitting (middle of balcony), but the sound mix was way off for me last night. Also don't like the direction Spoon is going with all the extra distortion and effects. I miss their cleaner rock and roll sound. Opening acts were a disappointment too. Not a terrible night, just a lot less than I was expecting.

The openers were horrible. Just overly loud noise. Spoon was so-so. Their live sound is nowhere near as enjoyable as their album sound. To noisy and unmelodic. I almost left halfway through the set.

The headliners were everything we expected; tight, articulate, talented and catchy. The opening bands were ear-destroying.

My bf introduced me to Spoon a wee while ago, so this was the first time I had ever seen them live. I was blown away!