The War on Drugs

Adam and the Boys sounded great, as usual. Great night, great venue. The set list was also great, but it was a little on the short side. Adam should take another page from the Boss and lengthen the show a little. I hope they return to the Stone Pony summer stage next year!

Just the most creative amazing band !!!! To bad people come to a festival simply to get wasted and never hear what he event is all about. THE MUSIC!!!!!! If I weee blues fest I would establish a zone for true music listeners maybe you pay a bit more but you buy into a zone that are true listeners!!!!! I love those around me that are into the music but hate and I mean hate those unengaged people that come only interested in their own voice and how loud and uncaring of others they can be!!!! War on drugs one of the greatest bands ever!

I’ve been trying to catch WOD for some time and out of the blue they put on an epic show on top of Mt. Tamalpais in the rustic outdoor theater within the state park! They brought fantastic energy and absolute professionalism and talent along with their unique and fresh set list and song book. They are a band for the ages that appeals to so many. What a wonderful show!

Top 5 show I have ever seen (all bands!) - heat index well over 100° and these guys gave there everything. Really remarkable; I was wiped out as just standing to watch. I can’t swear it but I believe lead singer Adam Granduciel was actually cramping or just completely exhausted, dehydrated likely, by the end - they did not due an encore for these reasons is my guess … Folks knew it! LOL, most of the crowd OK because they were just us spent! … I heard not one person complain because it was clear they had no more to give. Incredible; true prfessionals. Had tickets to see them again in Wilmington it but unfortunately Hurrican Ian … I will never miss these guys - Sadly I think they are the most incredible band In the business today that nobody knows about. Do you like Petty, Dylan Springsteen, Pink Floyd, even say Talk Talk, go!!!

This was an amazing concert. They are exceptional and played over two hours. I did not want the show to end. They play so well together and hit songs from their early days, as well as plenty of new material. One of the best concerts I have ever been to.

It was amazing seeing twod on the road Big problem with management/ booking agents at the venue (revolution) ft. lauderdale. Way, way way too many people in the venue! Dangerous, they overbooked this show. Ive been to a ton of concerts and this was illegal! Fire Police would have had a field day. You couldn't move! It was an outright crime! I will be contacting the place for a refund. I couldn't see or hear the band. Problem is not a single manager did zero!

Awesome band, awesome show. Saw them in January in Philly....Since they've been on tour all year, they have only gotten better! I only wish they weren't so loud. The sound guy should really understand that these musicians (all of them) are go good and talented, and the music is so awesome, that there really is no need to have it played as loudly as it was last night.. I love WOG and will continue to se them any chance I get!

Incredible show! Fell in love with these guys in 2014 when I first heard the Lost In A Dream album. So then at Massey Hall in 2017 and thought it would be hard to top that show. Last night was equally as good. Sound was incredible. Set list ticked all the boxes. Now trying to figure out how to see them again on this tour.

concert was good, first time seeing them. opening act lo moon was also good, but not mentioned on any website which is kinda lame. what was disappointing was our seats. the seat chart on ticketmaster for red hat amphitheater was totally fraudulent. it showed a cordoned off area of 6 seats, but was really just a long row of shoulder to shoulder folding chairs. what ticketmaster showed as our seats…totally false

Epic show! Been wanting to see this band live for a few years and it was better than expected, they mixed some older favorites of mine including “Your Love Is Calling My Name” witch was a complete surprise!..and the new songs that are amazing and taking them to the next level..This band is a Must See!…unbelievable performance, keep rockin WOD!

This band is one of the best bands around today, and their show at the Met is Philadelphia proved it. It was an amazing night of great tunes, in a spectacular venue. I strongly recommend seeing WOD live if you can, and also going to another show at the Met in Philadelphia!

Excellent performance in a terrific venue. The sound seemed exceptionally clear and crisp. I saw them on the two previous tours and this one seemed even stronger because of the amount of material. The addition of Eliza Hardy Jones was a real plus. Her backing vocals were superb and her small percussions were a new treat. As always, Dave Hartley and Charlie Hall provided the most solid rhythm section in the business. Adam went out of his way to mention John Natchez's sax was "ripping it" tonight. Robbie Bennett played the setup role for Adam's humor a couple of times. It was an excellent show sonically. My only suggestion for an alteration: the lighting was rather sophisticated but it was done about 90% BEHIND the band. I would have liked more front lighting in order to better see faces. It really was annoying at times.

Too cold to enjoy it being that we were not told it would be an outdoor venue until after we purchased the tickets. We were first made aware of it when the tickets arrived and were not provided with a cancellation option. We would have never gone to a concert that was outdoors in January.

I know that the last show in a tour can be tough. But I think all things considered it was a fun show. I think we need to come up with a better way to figure out how to stop ticket resale . I did not love the all will call set up.

Very nice show. Excellent light and sound mix. A powerful band with a passion to play. Gorgeous!!! Verti music hall is an interesting new location ...but who was it to replace a bar by a McDonalds lookalike counter where you can order dumb drinks like "cranberry caipirinha" and still get your beer in nonreturnable single-use plastic cup?!? ...are you still sleeping?

It was magical as it is always! But there was an awfull lot of noise from people just talking constantly as if being in a bar. And I heard from other people that the sound of the Dome wasn't perfect. I agree, but was very happy to see TWOD again.

These guys blew my mind 🤯! The same if not better than their record! I feel like their mind blowing performance comes from the fact that these guys sweat the details! Seeing Adam (the lead singer/guitarist) switch guitars for nearly every tune and navigate around his 5 feet of pedals was, itself, something to be wow-ed about. But the sounds that stem from this sort of skill and attention to detail is just on another level! They killed it and I highly recommend them to you or anyone who is a fan of music generally! They’re “the best around!”

I don’t go to a lot of shows anymore. Admittedly, at 34, I’m becoming a grumpy old man who would rather listen to music at home while drinking 1-too-many IPAs. But, I will now get off my couch every time The War on Drugs comes within 150 miles of Columbus, Ohio. I like a lot of music but have recently found that not everyone I listen to can put on a good show. These guys did. Music, lights, energy; everything was on point. Also, the Agora Theatre was a perfect setting for such a night. Last night’s show was the perfect way to celebrate my 14th anniversary. Thanks!

I've been a fan or TWOD for a few years and this was the first time I've seen them live. From the opening notes of In Chains to the final chorus of In Reverse, the crowd was on their feet for the whole two hours. The acoustics at Blue Hills are not the best but it didn't matter because you were captivated by the melodies and absolute precision of the performance. Adam and the boys kept the music rolling with a nice helping of cuts off their new album and hits from Lost In The Dream. A cover of a Warren Zevon song was nice addition, not that they needed filler for their set list. I am a fan for life and look forward to seeing them live again.

Regarding the performance alone, they were fantastic. They had a fine opening in the six-piece band The Everymen and took the stage shortly after. Their setlist consisted mostly consisted of their recent album "Lost in the Dream" and a few tracks from "Slave Ambient." Overall they held the audience well throughout the evening (on a Monday night, especially) and showed a reminder as to why their album was perhaps the best I've heard last year. They only made a bigger fan out of me and I highly recommend them if they're nearby your city.