Tyler, The Creator

The performance was great and the energy of everyone there was fantastic. I was in the standing area and it was such fun to mosh to certain songs. Tyler put on a great show like always. I will say though that being in the standing area, especially if you want to be closer to the stage is not for the faint of heart. It can be very claustrophobic, overheat easily and can be hard to breathe because of all the bodies around you. Wear clothes that are not too hot and bring a small bag you won't have to worry about falling off like a fanny pack if you plan to be in the pit. Also make sure to hydrate!

we missed Paris Texas, but from what we could hear it was amazing! Lil Yachty was good, and his energy was amazing, his last 3-4 songs were really good and the vibes were giving me chills. then there was Tyler. the energy he brought was spectacular, jumpy and soothing at the same time. around half way through the set list he took a break because his lungs were hurting (i hope he’s alright) and got the crowd to sing majority of the oldies (best of the best). tyler gave me chills when performing and there was this emotional buzz in the air, then everyone took their ear plugs out and were all singing, it was so beautiful 🤩 thank you for an amazing night Tyler, Lil Yachty and Paris Texas!

Tyler, The Creator absolutely brought the energy to the stage! His engagement with the crowd was electric, and it sounds like he nailed every song, both singing and dancing his heart out. The vinyl selection bit from his "house" sounds like a really creative and personal touch that fans must have loved. It's a real shame that the pervasive phone use detracted from what sounds like an otherwise incredible show. Honestly, the constant recording and selfie-taking create a barrier to genuine immersion. It's a distraction for the artist and, more importantly, it robs fellow concertgoers of the shared, in-the-moment experience. The idea of a phone ban, at least until the final encore, isn't just a suggestion – it feels like a necessary step to reclaim the true essence of live music. Everyone, including the performers, would undoubtedly benefit from a crowd that's fully present and engaged, rather than viewing the night through a lens.

this was my first concert and i really had a hood experience , the limited view seats weren’t bad at all we were vert close to the stage and were able to see everything , the atmosphere was fun & everyone’s outfits were great, i was scared at forst because i heard that belgian crowds are boring bit they were actually fine only the clapping was sk offbeat that even tyler called them out on that

it was the best first concert i have ever been to. after tylers i have been to 4 more concerts and although my seats were in the last rows the show was FANTASTIC I WAS FLABERGASTED. i had so much fun and he is such a good performer i dont know how he does it with all of his upbeat songs and he still manages to give the same energy to every song for his fans. i just love tyler and i want him to come to sydney again. i rate this show 100/10

Best Tyler Show Ever. Jazmine Sullivan also represented impeccably in her hometown. J.I.D. is a star in the making. Pusha T was solid per usual. Lil Uzi Vert’s, as an admitted non-fan, presentation took me by surprise for how darkly psychedelic it was. But “my name is Tyler and I execute ideas for a living”‘s performance in Philadelphia to finish off his elaborate travel-themed classic ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ at the bottom of the art museum steps was the apex.

He truly is like a modern day prince. We are witnessing true magic happen at its finest moments when he performs. Had an absolute blast with his set. It’s such a personable feeling you get when you see him live. If you ever have the chance please I recommend it. It’s very much worth it. From the theatrics to the comedy to the crowd banter to the live set or live performance. It feels intimate even in a stadium setting 🤞🏼

The opening acts were amazing and so fun. Teezo really interacted the crowd and got everyone hyped, Vince had such a cool performance with the lighting and effects, and Kali had the best visuals and performance, and amazing vocals. Tyler really knows how to put on a show, and it was definitely worth everything. He brought out the boat, had fire, sparkler, and lighting effects, and set an overall theme for the show. He also really knew how to interact and talk with the crowd. Would definitely go to another one of his concerts if I ever get the chance!!

Honestly, it was magical. When 20,000 people are on their feet for the whole show, dancing the entire time and singing every lyric from the bottom of their hearts - magic is the only word that'll do. It's worth noting that I'm an old rock and roll guy and love the thrill of live bands playing instruments...however, this was easily one of the very best live shows I've ever seen. Tyler...I mean, Langston, is a gifted artist and an amazing talent. This tour is not to be missed!

Teezo, Kali, and Tyler were fantastic, but Vince was underwhelming. I like vinces music but the crowd was just so dead because he didn't do any crowd work. Lots of people in the pit were vomiting and passing out because of how hot it was and because of how inaccessible water was no matter how much we begged. Almost was one of those people multiple times. Other than that, probably the most fun I've had in a long long time.

This was a present for my son's 17th birthday. He loved it! Even though I'm new to Tyler, the creator- I loved the show too! All the artists, Vince, Cali and especially Tyler were amazing. The show length was perfect! I expected it to be shorter like other concerts, but it was nice and long. These kids looked like they knew every song and the energy in the DCU was intoxicating. I'm happy to see they got their money's worth. The venue was clean, there was plenty of security and I was truly impressed by the attendees. They abided by the rules, were polite and living their best lives! Best concert I've been to in a long time. Tyler, didn't disappoint!

been seeing T in concert since 2015, so cool to see him grow from standard GA standing room concerts to the f*****g american airlines center. beautiful set, beautiful performance, beautiful people. thanks for all the inspiration youve given me over the years Tyler shoutout vince and teezo, tyler and kali fans rly needa get on the wave of them two bc the energy was too dead when vince was performing, (idk how it was for teezo bc i got there late) GO BUMP VINCE AND TEEZO!

This was my second time seeing Tyler; previously was for his Igor Tour. We had to travel for this concert as he sadly wasn’t coming to my hometown. I of course had been thrilled that Vince Staples was on this tour and so excited to see him. Tyler of course didn’t disappoint at all from his creative set to his energy the whole time he performed. Great arena to see concerts in and would recommend this tour without a doubt! Whole lineup did a great job.

It was amazing! Great show! Awesome!!! The only thing that needs fixing is the merch area. We didn’t buy stuff because the lines were way too long. One person said they waited in line for at least 45 minutes. That is crazy! Need to set up multiple areas to sell merch. Otherwise you are losing money on sales. Also, make it known before hand that the venue is card only. Lots of people just had cash and no cards and so we’re not able to buy anything. Again, losing out on sales. Easy fix on both. GREAT TIME!

my f****n HERO!!! Amazing performer who gives it his ALL for every song, every moment. visuals were amazing, song choice was on point, and his dancing was the best part. so proud of him and how far he's come. Love u Tyler <3 only downside is that being on the floor section meant you had absolutely zero space to yourself as the crowd can get pretty obnoxious but it's worth being up close and being able to dance and be wild. Just expect to be pressed up with a ton of other sweaty people for a couple hours.

Tyler puts on an incredible show. He's one of the few truly good performers/artists (in the truest sense of the word) in rap these days. If you have a chance to see him, go. The only downside was the crowd was just packed in like sardines and it was sweaty asf, definitely not ideal. However, I can forgive that because I was going to have a good time and go wild, so it's what you may expect. If you want to relax and enjoy the show, stand near the back of whatever venue you are at, or in the seats if they have them. If you wanna turn up and go wild, jump in the crowd. Either way, it's a memorable and very enjoyable show.

I didn’t like that people smoked indoors but other than that it was a pretty magical night. I liked how small the venue was so we could really see Tyler. I liked that the event staff were nice and they organized the lines to move quickly. I had a great view from my seat and was able to walk to the bathroom easily; however, some of the paper towel dispensers couldn’t dispense despite being full so that’s a thing. All in all, it was a wonderful concert and I 12/10 would go again.

this was my 7th time seeing tyler, the creator. i drove from virginia beach to see this show at the merriweather post pavilion, which was the coolest amphitheater i’ve ever been to. seriously, the architecture of that place is unmatched as far as i’ve seen. it’s huge, and this place was packed full of people. the crowd was mostly teens/young adults but it was very diverse and the energy was amazing. the IGOR show was an astounding experience and i’m glad i got the chance to see tyler in this form. the first time i saw tyler, i was 15 years old during the camp flog gnaw tour in 2012 at the NorVa in norfolk, va. i’ve been listening to and following tyler closely since the beginning of his career and it’s surreal to see how much he has developed and expanded as an artist. i feel as though i’ve grown with him and his music and it’s helped me in a lot of ways at various points in my life. every time i see tyler he puts on a better and better show. anyways, sorry for rambling. all i have to say is no matter what age or race you are or what background you come from, you will have a great time seeing tyler’s high-energy, genre-defying performance on the IGOR tour.

I was like two people back from the front gate at the stage so the view was great. Aside from the crowd literally being on top of each other, falling side to side, taking a public perspiration bath together, and having to tilt our heads back to get fresh air.... all of the artists, Goldlink, Jaden, and Tyler had the crowd's energy going the ENITRE time. Many people were having security had to assist so many people to help them be removed from the crowd because they were too overwhelmed or squished. Tyler is such a f***ing genius when it comes to his music and how he makes each song a different experience for the crowd. Also, the Igor mannequins that you see in stores and online, is legit how he was on stage. The crowd was hell, but he really made it worth it. I would've enjoyed his show from anywhere in the audience because just hearing what he does or seeing it, is so brilliant. BTW, we got in like like 5 hours early at least and were close to the front. Before the doors opened, the line had already wrapped around the entire venue and passed the beginning.

One hell of a show. It was my first Tyler show and also the first show I’ve stayed in the pit for the entirety of and it was insane, completely worth it. He played a little bit of every album (except cherry bomb unfortunately, but whatever), the tracks that were chosen from each album for the setlist were all pretty solid picks, and he even performed alternate versions of a handful of songs made specifically for a live setting. Energy, crowd engagement, showmanship, etc were all on point, he even slid a couple jokes in to remind us he’s still his goofball self. It was a night I won’t forget any time soon, thank you Tyler :)

The performance was great and the energy of everyone there was fantastic. I was in the standing area and it was such fun to mosh to certain songs. Tyler put on a great show like always. I will say though that being in the standing area, especially if you want to be closer to the stage is not for the faint of heart. It can be very claustrophobic, overheat easily and can be hard to breathe because of all the bodies around you. Wear clothes that are not too hot and bring a small bag you won't have to worry about falling off like a fanny pack if you plan to be in the pit. Also make sure to hydrate!

we missed Paris Texas, but from what we could hear it was amazing! Lil Yachty was good, and his energy was amazing, his last 3-4 songs were really good and the vibes were giving me chills. then there was Tyler. the energy he brought was spectacular, jumpy and soothing at the same time. around half way through the set list he took a break because his lungs were hurting (i hope he’s alright) and got the crowd to sing majority of the oldies (best of the best). tyler gave me chills when performing and there was this emotional buzz in the air, then everyone took their ear plugs out and were all singing, it was so beautiful 🤩 thank you for an amazing night Tyler, Lil Yachty and Paris Texas!

Tyler, The Creator absolutely brought the energy to the stage! His engagement with the crowd was electric, and it sounds like he nailed every song, both singing and dancing his heart out. The vinyl selection bit from his "house" sounds like a really creative and personal touch that fans must have loved. It's a real shame that the pervasive phone use detracted from what sounds like an otherwise incredible show. Honestly, the constant recording and selfie-taking create a barrier to genuine immersion. It's a distraction for the artist and, more importantly, it robs fellow concertgoers of the shared, in-the-moment experience. The idea of a phone ban, at least until the final encore, isn't just a suggestion – it feels like a necessary step to reclaim the true essence of live music. Everyone, including the performers, would undoubtedly benefit from a crowd that's fully present and engaged, rather than viewing the night through a lens.

this was my first concert and i really had a hood experience , the limited view seats weren’t bad at all we were vert close to the stage and were able to see everything , the atmosphere was fun & everyone’s outfits were great, i was scared at forst because i heard that belgian crowds are boring bit they were actually fine only the clapping was sk offbeat that even tyler called them out on that

it was the best first concert i have ever been to. after tylers i have been to 4 more concerts and although my seats were in the last rows the show was FANTASTIC I WAS FLABERGASTED. i had so much fun and he is such a good performer i dont know how he does it with all of his upbeat songs and he still manages to give the same energy to every song for his fans. i just love tyler and i want him to come to sydney again. i rate this show 100/10

Best Tyler Show Ever. Jazmine Sullivan also represented impeccably in her hometown. J.I.D. is a star in the making. Pusha T was solid per usual. Lil Uzi Vert’s, as an admitted non-fan, presentation took me by surprise for how darkly psychedelic it was. But “my name is Tyler and I execute ideas for a living”‘s performance in Philadelphia to finish off his elaborate travel-themed classic ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ at the bottom of the art museum steps was the apex.

He truly is like a modern day prince. We are witnessing true magic happen at its finest moments when he performs. Had an absolute blast with his set. It’s such a personable feeling you get when you see him live. If you ever have the chance please I recommend it. It’s very much worth it. From the theatrics to the comedy to the crowd banter to the live set or live performance. It feels intimate even in a stadium setting 🤞🏼

The opening acts were amazing and so fun. Teezo really interacted the crowd and got everyone hyped, Vince had such a cool performance with the lighting and effects, and Kali had the best visuals and performance, and amazing vocals. Tyler really knows how to put on a show, and it was definitely worth everything. He brought out the boat, had fire, sparkler, and lighting effects, and set an overall theme for the show. He also really knew how to interact and talk with the crowd. Would definitely go to another one of his concerts if I ever get the chance!!

Honestly, it was magical. When 20,000 people are on their feet for the whole show, dancing the entire time and singing every lyric from the bottom of their hearts - magic is the only word that'll do. It's worth noting that I'm an old rock and roll guy and love the thrill of live bands playing instruments...however, this was easily one of the very best live shows I've ever seen. Tyler...I mean, Langston, is a gifted artist and an amazing talent. This tour is not to be missed!

Teezo, Kali, and Tyler were fantastic, but Vince was underwhelming. I like vinces music but the crowd was just so dead because he didn't do any crowd work. Lots of people in the pit were vomiting and passing out because of how hot it was and because of how inaccessible water was no matter how much we begged. Almost was one of those people multiple times. Other than that, probably the most fun I've had in a long long time.

This was a present for my son's 17th birthday. He loved it! Even though I'm new to Tyler, the creator- I loved the show too! All the artists, Vince, Cali and especially Tyler were amazing. The show length was perfect! I expected it to be shorter like other concerts, but it was nice and long. These kids looked like they knew every song and the energy in the DCU was intoxicating. I'm happy to see they got their money's worth. The venue was clean, there was plenty of security and I was truly impressed by the attendees. They abided by the rules, were polite and living their best lives! Best concert I've been to in a long time. Tyler, didn't disappoint!

been seeing T in concert since 2015, so cool to see him grow from standard GA standing room concerts to the f*****g american airlines center. beautiful set, beautiful performance, beautiful people. thanks for all the inspiration youve given me over the years Tyler shoutout vince and teezo, tyler and kali fans rly needa get on the wave of them two bc the energy was too dead when vince was performing, (idk how it was for teezo bc i got there late) GO BUMP VINCE AND TEEZO!

This was my second time seeing Tyler; previously was for his Igor Tour. We had to travel for this concert as he sadly wasn’t coming to my hometown. I of course had been thrilled that Vince Staples was on this tour and so excited to see him. Tyler of course didn’t disappoint at all from his creative set to his energy the whole time he performed. Great arena to see concerts in and would recommend this tour without a doubt! Whole lineup did a great job.

It was amazing! Great show! Awesome!!! The only thing that needs fixing is the merch area. We didn’t buy stuff because the lines were way too long. One person said they waited in line for at least 45 minutes. That is crazy! Need to set up multiple areas to sell merch. Otherwise you are losing money on sales. Also, make it known before hand that the venue is card only. Lots of people just had cash and no cards and so we’re not able to buy anything. Again, losing out on sales. Easy fix on both. GREAT TIME!

my f****n HERO!!! Amazing performer who gives it his ALL for every song, every moment. visuals were amazing, song choice was on point, and his dancing was the best part. so proud of him and how far he's come. Love u Tyler <3 only downside is that being on the floor section meant you had absolutely zero space to yourself as the crowd can get pretty obnoxious but it's worth being up close and being able to dance and be wild. Just expect to be pressed up with a ton of other sweaty people for a couple hours.

Tyler puts on an incredible show. He's one of the few truly good performers/artists (in the truest sense of the word) in rap these days. If you have a chance to see him, go. The only downside was the crowd was just packed in like sardines and it was sweaty asf, definitely not ideal. However, I can forgive that because I was going to have a good time and go wild, so it's what you may expect. If you want to relax and enjoy the show, stand near the back of whatever venue you are at, or in the seats if they have them. If you wanna turn up and go wild, jump in the crowd. Either way, it's a memorable and very enjoyable show.

I didn’t like that people smoked indoors but other than that it was a pretty magical night. I liked how small the venue was so we could really see Tyler. I liked that the event staff were nice and they organized the lines to move quickly. I had a great view from my seat and was able to walk to the bathroom easily; however, some of the paper towel dispensers couldn’t dispense despite being full so that’s a thing. All in all, it was a wonderful concert and I 12/10 would go again.

this was my 7th time seeing tyler, the creator. i drove from virginia beach to see this show at the merriweather post pavilion, which was the coolest amphitheater i’ve ever been to. seriously, the architecture of that place is unmatched as far as i’ve seen. it’s huge, and this place was packed full of people. the crowd was mostly teens/young adults but it was very diverse and the energy was amazing. the IGOR show was an astounding experience and i’m glad i got the chance to see tyler in this form. the first time i saw tyler, i was 15 years old during the camp flog gnaw tour in 2012 at the NorVa in norfolk, va. i’ve been listening to and following tyler closely since the beginning of his career and it’s surreal to see how much he has developed and expanded as an artist. i feel as though i’ve grown with him and his music and it’s helped me in a lot of ways at various points in my life. every time i see tyler he puts on a better and better show. anyways, sorry for rambling. all i have to say is no matter what age or race you are or what background you come from, you will have a great time seeing tyler’s high-energy, genre-defying performance on the IGOR tour.

I was like two people back from the front gate at the stage so the view was great. Aside from the crowd literally being on top of each other, falling side to side, taking a public perspiration bath together, and having to tilt our heads back to get fresh air.... all of the artists, Goldlink, Jaden, and Tyler had the crowd's energy going the ENITRE time. Many people were having security had to assist so many people to help them be removed from the crowd because they were too overwhelmed or squished. Tyler is such a f***ing genius when it comes to his music and how he makes each song a different experience for the crowd. Also, the Igor mannequins that you see in stores and online, is legit how he was on stage. The crowd was hell, but he really made it worth it. I would've enjoyed his show from anywhere in the audience because just hearing what he does or seeing it, is so brilliant. BTW, we got in like like 5 hours early at least and were close to the front. Before the doors opened, the line had already wrapped around the entire venue and passed the beginning.

One hell of a show. It was my first Tyler show and also the first show I’ve stayed in the pit for the entirety of and it was insane, completely worth it. He played a little bit of every album (except cherry bomb unfortunately, but whatever), the tracks that were chosen from each album for the setlist were all pretty solid picks, and he even performed alternate versions of a handful of songs made specifically for a live setting. Energy, crowd engagement, showmanship, etc were all on point, he even slid a couple jokes in to remind us he’s still his goofball self. It was a night I won’t forget any time soon, thank you Tyler :)