The Fixx Tickets

My husband and I saw the Fixx at the Hard Rock Casino in Coquitlam, BC. The show was amazing from start to finish. The band looked great, and sounded even better. Glad we got to see them! One of my favorite bands!

Concert was average, set list should of been better. Should of Just played the hit's from the 80's. No atmosphere at all. Lead singer saved show he has a good clear voice.

I have been waiting many years to see the Fixx and they didn't disappoint, they still sound great and played a great mix of old and new songs.

Amazing show! Why they never became as big as U2, I'll never know. Cy and All the band where simply brilliant! Do not miss Any opportunity to see this group.

I'm a little jaded when it comes to live performances, it takes a lot to impress me; The Fixx managed to do it on their first song! Definitely had my money's worth in the first 10 minutes, too many arm-hair raising moments to mention - the whole band was tight and cheerful. I was unimpressed that it wasn't a sold out show for a Friday night, and I promptly began mocking anyone who didn't attend on social media, it was just that good. If they ever come back to Vancouver, I'm in.

This was the third time I have seen the Fixx. The first was in the late 80s when they were one of the top emerging new wave bands. They were sensational then. The next time was about 15 years later in a club setting in Montreal. Again, they were exceptional, but showed a maturity in their style and performance that clearly reflected evolution over the prior decade. The most recent concert they gave at the Hard Rock Casino in Vancouver was both a platform to showcase the fact that the band were still writing and creating new and relevant music; and, that as artists they had lost none of their considerable talent. It is remarkable that after 25 years these guys have not stopped the creative writing process. Cy Curnin's vocals were as good as they were at the first show I saw, and Jamie West-Oram's guitar licks were as strong as ever. Rupert Greenall (keyboards), Adam Woods (drums), and Dan K. Brown (bass) rounded out the band and provided strong contributions of their own throughout the set list. The hall was not a sell out, and that's a shame. It was probably due to it being the Canada Day long weekend. However, those that attended were treated to a fine and memorable reminder that this band still has "It". Well done guys, keep it up. You delivered...again!

nothing special, kind of a boring show. would be better off pairing up with another 80s band and just doing their hits.

It was an unexpected surprise to hear them play again ... I loved their old stuff and now a fan of their new stuff as well... great performance and I felt like dancing all night . I would have if my foot wasn't bandaged up ! Fun evening - and I think the crowd loved it too, Thank you.

Voice still has it! May have been a little shorter than other concerts, but well worth going!!

Their music is played to perfection. ... Music to my ears ... Not too loud, just perfect. With most of the older band, the lead signer has lost a little , to quite a bit, of his voice. Definitely not the case here..... This guy (Cy) can still sing like there's no tomorrow. Beautiful voice, beautiful act. Jamie Oram was incredible playing the guitar... He's one of the best still around... GOOD SHOW !!!