The Proclaimers Tickets

The brothers put on a excellent show. They sound great live. Not much interaction with the crowd except for the autograph signing after the show.

The band were great, amazing harmonies, great melodies, wry lyrics and a good mix of new songs and old favourites (500 miles, Letter from America, King of the Road, Lets Get Married etc). Only dissapointment was the venue who had provided such tight seating (please space the chairs slightly further apart so people don't have to sit on their neighbour!) that dancing was almost impossible . The brave few who had the confidence to do so did have limited space to strut their stuff just in front of the stage but the rest of us were confined to our seats, toes a tapping. Bands like the proclaimers are meant to be danced to - please give us space!

Great music, intimate venue, what more could you want. Would see them again.

The Proclaimers performed with as much energy, and harmony as they did when I last saw them over 14 years ago in Vancouver. I was so excited to get the chance to see them again, and I was not disappointed! They played a variety of old and a few new songs off of their present album Notes and Rhymes, which the twins autographed after the show. What a great time!

The opening act almost put every one to sleep. Doors opened at 7:00 p.m. and we sat in an overcrowded table that was supposed to sit 4 but actually sat only 2 relatively comfortably. The other two people had to sit out in the aisle. Every time the lady at the next table needed to leave, our whole table had to stand up to let her out. By the time the Proclaimers finally came on it was 9:15 p.m. and after listening to 4 of their songs that none of us had ever heard, we left. So, the only song that we actually knew, we never heard them sing. It was very disappointing and a total waste of money.

I loved the intimate atmosphere of Century Casino. While the opening act was not very good, the main event, "The Prooclaimers" was well worth it! I would definately see them again and look forward to enjoying more shows at Century Casino!

First time seeing a long time favourite. The music was a good mix of the expected tunes with a sampling of their new songs. The band and the brothers did a good job, they seemed there but the venue did not seem to work. Sight lines and sound were bad. A lot of conversation from the band was lost by mikes being turned up too loud. Half the seating had its view lines blocked by the tables in from of them. I think the best place to see the Proclaimers is not a place set up for sitting at a table watching a band but a place with few seats and lots of room to enjoy the pace and energy offered by the music and the band.

The Proclaimers are a great band to see live. Liked the way they sang some of their old and newer songs. Would have liked it if they sang "Oh Jean"!

Energy, passion, honesty, humour. It's what you always get at a Proclaimers gig. At the beginning of the show, people were reserved and a bit stand-offish. By the end we were all raving lunatics having a stomping singalong, worries about dignity and image thrown to the wind. These guys are pure professional. Hard-working, full-on, from-the-heart songsters, toying with us through harmonies that can entice and cajole, and then nail you to the wall. If you EVER get a chance to go to a Proclaimers gig, do it.

I attended the Proclaimers at McPhillips Street Station Casino on Monday, July 13, 2009. This was a Birthday Gift for my Girlfriend. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. Craig and Charlie still have what it takes to hit all the notes. An amazing feat after so many years in the business! The "Meet and Greet" after the concert was a nice personal touch. I like this opportunity when attending events at both Winnipeg Casinos.

Great musicians; vocally and musically. awesome show!

We really enjoyed listing to the proclaimers - They're style of music will never die

This is a very unique band. They come on blazing, use a lot of dynamics, and keep the energy up for the entire performance (one hour and forty minutes...not bad for a casino). At first I was thinking the music was simplistic, but the subtle nuances of their writing style showed experience with well formed songs. Their old hits were great, but their new songs had an even more polished and mature sound. Their message was primarily positive, which is a bonus these days. The singing is 95% two part harmony, but at times sounds choral. They are like the psycho Everly Brothers. Their rendition of King of the Road was great. I was only familiar with their hits, but was pleasntly surprised to find a strong writing skill that makes all their songs memorable. I am a new fan.

The Proclaimers were on their mark. The vocals were fabulous. I really enjoyed the clarity and the volume of their voices. Their type of music crosses over to different age groups. Definately a must see group. I would certainly go and see them again!

The Proclaimers' band was energetic. The vocals and harmony were great!

The Lads sounded in fine form. Couldn't tell that 20 years had flown by since I first heard them. Great concert.

AWESOME SHOW!!! The atmosphere was amazing, the show was fantastic!!

Seems like a great fit - The Proclaimers and The Mod Club. Great setting, easy to get to and fabulous for live music. This was my first 'event' at The Mod Club and I would there anytime I could from now on.