The Offspring Tickets

the mosh pit was lifeless at first, then the offsrping came on and it turned amazingly hardcore!!! one of the best concerts i've been too

one of the best concerts i have been to and im sure will have ever been to, everyone who went to that show knows what im talking about when i say it simply could not have been any better. the stage presense, the sound qaulity, THE ENTERTAINMENT! also very much enjoyed the supporting acts. they get 5 out of 5 as well. i would go see this band again and again considering they are my favorite band, and i know that they dont come to calgary very often or canada in general. but hopefully my screaming aplause changed their minds. LONG LIVE OFFSPRING.

This was THE most awesome concert ever!!! I dragged my boyfriend to see it with me because he wasn't a fan of them at all and he turned out to be a bigger fan than me after the concert! Overall it was an amazing concert and I hope they don't wait another 4 years before touring again! I want to see them again soon!!! The only thing I regret about this concert is not getting floor tickets, I wish I could have been on the floor instead of the sidelines for this one!

I loved the concert. They sound just as good live as they do on cd. everyone got right into the music. It was well done.

I've been an Offspring fan for about 15 years now, and they are as good now as the first time I saw them.

Sounded great, as can be at that location. Awesome.

The first time I had a chance to see the Offspring was when I was 12 years old and they came to Edmonton on their Conspiracy of One tour. Obviously, my mother would be having none of it. Spurred by my missed opportunity, I made it a point to listen to as much Offspring as possible to make up for it. Over the next few years, a couple more chances to see them popped up, but every time, something prevented me from going. Fast forward to 2009. I'm 19 years old, living on my own out in Burnaby, and my girlfriend tells me, "Hey, did you know that the Offspring are coming to Vancouver?" Fast forward again to June 10, 2009. I'm standing with my girlfriend outside the UBC Thunderdome confident that we've got two of the earliest tickets, knowing that I bought them as soon as the pre-sales opened up. We get inside and head to the merch table, knowing that there'll be a bit of time before the Offspring take the stage. As I'm scanning the t-shirts on the wall, I start to have doubts. "God... it's 2009... these guys are starting to get up there... I wonder if they've lost their edge. I sure hope it's the Offspring getting up on that stage and not a hollow shell of their former selves..." T-shirts in hand, we make our way to the floor, ready for anything. The techs and roadies are setting up the stage. Lou Bega's Mambo No. 5 is playing through the speakers. We comment on the strange choice of ambience. About 15 minutes after we hit the floor, the lights go down, and the crowd roars in a frenzy. What followed was an hour and a half of chaos that made me feel terrible for every doubting that the 'Spring could deliver. From the display on the screen during the fast-talking parts of Stuff is Messed Up to Dexter's hilarious antics before breaking into a beautiful piano-acoustic version of Gone Away to the completely unexpected Intermission, I was shown that night exactly why I stayed a fan for nearly a decade without ever getting to see them live. It was all to build up to that night. To be able to look around and see that nearly everyone there knew all the words, to instantly feel that sense of camaraderie with every single person in the crowd. It was something else. On top of it all, it was my girlfriend's first concert, so I got to break her in with an A-class act. Definitely one of the top moments in my life. GO SEE THE OFFSPRING!

The Offspring concert was pure insanity! Some bands aren't that good live... Offspring is insane live!!

With the exception of the opening acts, there was not one bad thing about this show. They had the audience going hard and fast, and I loved every minute of it. Had the brusies to prove it!

Being a fan of Offspring since they released their second album, I couldn't wait to see them and being able to get floor tickets for $50 made for an awesome experience. They played their classics as well as their new stuff and totally rocked out. Considering how much shows cost these days, this one was well worth the price. I would recommend it to anyone who's a fan. Probably not worth it if you're not too familiar with thier music though.

Despite getting a little up there in age, The Offspring still give an amazing show. Though they don't move around as much as they used to, they still sound great and play nice long sets. They played everything you might want to hear. They played songs off of every album, though they only played one off of Conspiracy of One. They played a lot from Americana though, which made me very happy

They sounded great live. Played alot of there older stuff but mixed in their newer album nicely. They even played a song on piano.

I was at the June 10th show at U.B.C. Thunderbird Stadium. The setlist was great! The sound was really good. I'd recommend this show to anyone who enjoys live music. The boys from The Offspring should pat themselves on the back,for putting on a Stellar show.

We got last minute tickets, about 3 hours before the concert and it was well worth it! The opening act was great, the second act of Shiny Toy Guns were good but were not the right act to put before Offspring. They needed a more upbeat band like the opening act to keep the crowd going. Offspring was however amazing. My girlfriend and I were side stage and we could still see everything, and have room to dance!

They put on a great show! Sound really good live! They know how to get the crowd going!

The Smash album was by far my favourite....and they played a ton of songs from it - so classic!! Great show....although the backdrop affects could have used some work...

It was nostalgia :) I'm glad they played lots from SMASH!!!!!

Dating myself, i started listening to Offspring in the early 90's in my early 20's when my boys were young, they grew up listening also. In 2004 when Foxfest came around i thought it would be a great first concert for them, they were 15 and 11. We had a blast so now its become a family tradition for the three of us to go and i am thankful for that time together. We had a great time and will continue to see them as a family. Cheers!!

Me and my sister are fans of the older offspring albums, and were weary that they would play all their new stuff that frankly, isn't good at all. But we were both pleasantly surprised and very entertained by the set list. They played all the classics, so we had a great time jumpin' around in the pit! The crowd wasen't as young as I expected it to be either. I think 90% of people where there also for the older songs from our pre-teen days! I was a great show, I would definitely go again if they kept up the good work! Thanks guys!

What a bunch of crazy guys. But they sounded great and gave the audience exactly what they they came for, California Rock! All their hits were played and Self Esteem being the encore really summed up the rest rest of the evening with lots of energy!