The Damned Tickets

Love them so much! Praying they will change their name to Not Damned for eternal playing!!

Great venue and a v enjoyable show. Support was a bit dubious.. but the Damned were on top form and seemed to be having a great time. Viewing in the theatre was so good from front to back. Top tune was appearance of Stranger on the town from 85…

Had the best time! These guys rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great night with the Damned. The band was in perfect form in Vancouver Friday night. Each member seemed to be very much into the gig. Awesome selection of their vast library of hits. The band is very tight, and everyone was in sync with each other. It was one of the best gigs I have ever been to. So sad when it ended. They did three encores. Love these guys. I have always said they are the best punk band ever. The song writing and great hooks, make them a premium band. Truly the Beatles of punk. Phenomenal concert!

A band at the top of their game. Still playing it like they mean it. Good banter from Captain. Venue good for sound and atmosphere. The average age of the audience was around 40. They have many fans who weren’t born when they started!

Great venue not to big not to small acoustics were good, & The Damned one of those bands always worth seeing live, still kicking it even now

First of all,I thought the show was good. They did not play songs off any of their mid 80's albums,except for "Eloise",instead focusing on their 1977-1980 material,plus a few new tunes. My only gripe was the seating in the mezzanine level. Inadequate leg room and people with gigantic craniums occupying presumably empty seats in front of you meant you had an obstructed view of the show. The band did not need an opening act, they have plenty of material to play to fans, which is what we were there for.

The Damned absolutely did not disappoint. From the entrance Dr. Who theme to the four song encore, Dave Vanian (who is clearly immortal), Captain Sensible (who isn't), Rat Scabies (who still has it) along with Paul Grey and Monty Oxymoron delivered a stirring performance, with many crowd pleasers from the early years sprinkled with excellent later songs. The crowd were really into it, and Vanian fed from the audience with his magnetic presence and played off the other performers all the while. His voice is as good or better than ever, and Sensible's guitar was deceptively brilliant while he was simply having the time of his life, and Rat Scabies was magnificent. Paul Grey delivered an always workman-like and sometimes amazing bass, and Monty completed the sound. The Ichi-Bons were the perfect supporting band, very high energy and they warmed up the audience a treat with their high octane surf sound. I was able to get within 3 people of the stage, and the full house was just loving it, singing along and transfixed by Vanian.

Great show. A good mix of old and newer songs. Needed better sound mixing though-at times Dave was inaudible over the band, and I came to hear that voice!

The Damned were better than ever. Great to see Rat, Captain, Dave and Paul back on such good form. Superb drum solo. Last saw them in 1983. Excellent line up and set list.