Thundercat Tickets

I attended Thundercat’s concert in Toronto, Canada at Roger’s Center. I can barely define this as music, more like a complete cacophony 🤷🏻‍♀️

Thundercat brings a diverse crowd, essentially tricking them into coming to a ferocious jazz fusion shred fest. Just the best

We were hoping for a funk, chilled, jazzy show. But EVRY track Thundercat played lasted about a minute before descending into a self indulgent solo, that went on for another 6/7 minutes. And then between each tune he would have really dull, self indulgent chat about all the amazing things he’s done, or his cats. There is no doubt he is a really talented musician, but he really needs to work on his showmanship. It was a really boring show.

Little too many guitar solos and the speakers/ sound quality was really disappointing

Awesome show, awesome venue. Highly reccomend checking out thundercat on tour

I was really looking forward to this show. Thundercat is a really innovative Jazz/R&B artist, and I was excited to hear songs from the album. Almost immediately I could tell the sound was off, and hoped it would be fixed throughout the show, but it was not. Extremely boomy in bass, very little clarity, overall much too loud. The keys could be made out, but it overall the mix was in a word, senseless.

opener was sick, thundercat had great stage presence and all three instrumentalists were killer at what they did. intermission between songs was sick too as he was just talking about what he loved and life n shit. all the songs were amazing too, it felt like a high intensity jazz performance with insane improv between all three performers. Highlight song was overseas, as he played it like a slower ballad rather than the usual groove it has, which gave me a whole different view and appreciation for the song

First 20 rows all complained about the terrible mix. Virtually no audible vocals and way too much bottom-end bass. Ruined the whole show.

I have only seen choral music at the Orpheum so I was surprised this venue was chosen for Thundercat. After Kimmortal’s plucky performance my partner and I looked at each other like — the good sound must’ve been reserved for the headliner! But, no so. The drums were really loud (insane chops tho!) and the bass (we were there for it) was muddy at best and the vocals were so far back in the mix (both acts) which was disappointing. The energy was amazing, we were likely some of the oldest ones in the crowd and/but something was lost on us…

I was so stocked to see my genious, favourite artist for the first time, but the sound technician is either terrible or deaf by now. You're trying to listen to amazing jazz musicians, and you should be able to hear EVERY SINGLE NOTE Thundercat is playing, but no. Everything was just a complete mess, JUST NOISE, the drums were annoying, ear piercing drum kit, the keyboard was louder than then bass, it was so loud people were using noise-canceling headphones. Most of the songs were unrecognizable, during solos the sound guy kept the other instruments at the same level. That was Jazz music, with so many hard chords and harmonies to follow, but played at Heavy Metal concert levels, we couldn't identify a single note. I saw people complaining and leaving earlier. Funny enough, we can actually hear better on smartphone video recordings, meaning that the sound guy can't hear low frequencies anymore. What a shame. Thundercat is the best, but this was torture.