The Head And The Heart Tickets

Illiterate Light was a truly beautiful discovery! Their energy was contagious and they performed incredibly well! So much fun! The Head and the Heart were good, especially in the pared-down versions of their songs, where you could actually hear the voices or select instruments. Overall, this was a disappointing outing. Algonquin Commons Theatre needs to work on their sound setup. The volume was at painful levels. You could barely hear anything apart from the drums! The vocals of Charity Rose Thielen and her instruments were barely audible. Overall, it was one of the poorest sound setups I've experienced in the city. The band tried to make it work (and you could see them struggling, to hear, to sing, even to reach the right notes), and ultimately they still managed to give a great performance (highlights include the acoustic or pared-down versions of theirs songs).

The Concert was amazing! The Head and the Heart played a whole evening of great songs where the entire audience stood on their feet and sang along. The venue was perfect - small and intimate, great acoustics and easy to get to and park. Loved it!

Truly one of the best bands I have ever seen. They sound very, very, very good live. The music is well written and performed with such strength. Perfect show!!!!

I have seen this band several times at multiple venues (indoor and outdoor) and have always been impressed - until this show. My primary complaint would be with the sound. There were clearly some issues with the sound balances (ie. bass was completely overbearing) which made it very difficult to enjoy the songs I know and love. In addition, there appeared to be something off with one of the vocalists, whose mic was mostly muted and who struggled hit her notes. Perhaps she was sick, which isn't really her fault. But, overall, definitely not in line with previous shows. Finally, the set seemed a bit short - they left pre-encore after an hour, and came on for a few songs after that, but we were expecting a little bit more, especially given that the show ended a good 20 mins before the venues already early curfew.

Malkin bowl is a great venue to watch concerts. The acoustics were amazing

These guys put on a hell of a show! Loved every minute of the show.

These guys are very talented especially the lead singer. Great energy and sound all night

Great performance. Played old and new songs. Worth every penny - could not have been more pleased.

Great showman - kept the crowd on it's feet the whole show. They actually know how to sing so it sounds very much like it would on their album!

Not the best sound; vocals were muddled. Also need to work on that set list- too many songs with same tempo back to back. And too short. Just over an hour long.

Saw this band 2 years ago and loved them but they have improved so much since then. Amazing energy and a great flow to their show. The best concert I have seen in years! I highly recommend going if they come to your area.

Anyone listening to The Head and The Heart might wonder, "how will that gorgeous three part harmony, collective instrumentation and the overall vibe translate to a live setting"? The answer: 100% perfectly. This is a band with no egos. Instruments are swapped, lead vocals are swapped. The harmony vocals are amazing (move over Eagles - just sayin', the Eagles can sing, regardless of what else you might think of them). Played songs from both albums. Did a track with Basia Bulat and her band (opening act). Obviously a group of good friends making music that they love. No one in the audience sat down. Right from the beginning of the show to the end. Closed with "Rivers and Roads". The concert could have ended there and satisfied me. However more music was in store for the encores. Unbelievably good show. Sound was great. Basia Bulat (opening act) rocked. I'd see her as a headliner.

The Head and The Heart were so great, there wasn't a person who wasn't tapping their toes, or clapping their hands, at some point in the concert. The drummer was AMAZING!!! I would definately see them again, should the chance arise!!

Such an awesome show!! They had so much energy. Kept the concert going. Played tons of songs & finished on such a high note!!!! Left us wanting more!!!!!! Their harmonizing was sensational!

For years I've wanted a small/mid-size quality venue for music in London. The Music Hall has gone through a number of transformations over the years and I've watched with great interest. The new setup and sound system (once tuned in) was fantastic and on point for the entire show. Head and the Heart were amazing as was expected. They owned the stage and crowd. Lets hope this band, and this act is the start of a new wave of quality musical acts to come to London.

Band was super tight. They knew what everyone else was doing so the sound came through with a sense of team as opposed to bunch of people on stage at the same time. The sound system wasn't perfect so when they adlibbed between songs it wasn't always clear what they were saying.

Loved the venue, and the band was totally into it. Fantastic.

Sound wasn't great, performance was decent. Light show was the worst I've seen - blinding spotlights were annoying.

After seeing the Head and the Heart in Toronto, my husband and I decided to book last minute tickets to their show in NYC at the Webster Hall - and we were both so happy that we did! They show was truly amazing. They played a variety of songs from their first and second albums - I was very impressed with the set list. Despite their often slower and more mellow songs, the show was incredibly upbeat. The audience loved it - you could feel the energy coming off the audience as they enjoyed the show - and the band seemed humbled. It was a wonderful show. I would highly recommend seeing the Head and the Heart - to anyone who hasn't yet had the pleasure.

This was my second time seeing the Head and the Heart (1st time was at Osheaga this past year) and I have to say, they put on an amazing show - the show at Osheaga was a bit disjointed, slow-paced and a little disorganized... all in all I wasn't thrilled. But since their new album is unbelievably epic, I decided to give the live show another chance. AND GOOD THING I DID. The show was amazing. Their live sound was incredible and they put on a fantastic show. I can truly say I was entertained the entire show. Osheaga must have been an anomaly for them. The live show at the Danforth Music Hall was so good, that I have decided to see them again this week in NYC. Looking forward to it.