Pavement

I have Nothing to say! I am Speechless ! I wait 31 years...for that!! Since my first music played in K7!! I am without condition to come to real world!

Pavement was fantastic the last show of the tour. The band played tight and the crowd was really into the show. Stephen Malkmus and the crew put on a show well worth the money for this old party animal and Bob Nostanovich can still rock the house baby! Miss you guys already. Tom VDR

4 excellent sets with jams getting better and better each night. Great openers every night, prison will be a must see again soon. Amazing seeing the same people every night and watching new pavement fans get born! Let's not call this a send off but the perfect way to close this chapter of pavement. We know they still fuckin got it!

Absolutely amazing! They busted out lots of different songs! And i got to meet almost everyone and they were so nice!! I love pavement so much!

They were absolutely amazing, the venue was real nice, the opener was great and Pavement killed it! Stephen even did a solo with his water bottle 😍

Dream come true. Did they do all the songs I was hoping for? No. Do I want to see them again (and again and again)? Hell yes. We even got the entire men’s room to sing Brinx Job.

Pavement were outstanding. I loved every minute. They managed to squeeze in most of their best songs to a set lasting just under 2 hours. Please please come back soon.. I wasn't so keen on the support act, Cracked Cloud. I didn't know the songs, but on this performance wouldn't buy their stuff. Every song quite uptempo, energetic, but lyrics mostly just a noise. I couldn't make out what they were on about and not enough melody to make up for the lack of unintelligible lyrics.

Great show and venue! Sound quality was good, nice balance, not a bad view in the house. Pavement put on a great show!

Easily the most worthwhile band to see live right now! Folk Jam lived up to it's name and then some, whole night was a jam and a half

Sounded great killer setlist. Getting half a canyon and give it a day in the same show felt like winning the pavement lottery this whole tour has been top shelf fine aged pavement

I am one of the foolish fans that have waited until 2022 to see a Pavement show. The band did not disappoint and in fact exceeded my highest expectations. SM was having issues with the stage sound but still played and sang an amazing set! The whole band seemed to enjoy themselves and so did I. Give It A Day was my favorite! Thank you. Stay well everyone and please play here again! The Wang Theater was also wonderful. Admission was fast and easy. The merch line, despite winding around the corner and down the stairs, moved quickly and I had a poster in less than ten minutes. Staff was easy to find and helpful, but not overbearing in any way. The balcony bathrooms were clean and big enough for the number of seats. After the show, the staff opens the side doors which makes exiting quick.

Wow I am still riding high from the concert last night. My first since before the pandemic began. The set began with a bang and had me smiling the entire time!

LOVE this band! This was my first time seeing them live and I cannot wait to see them again! It was one helluva show!

Finally got to see them live. Show was great. Sound quality wasn't as good as usual at the Paramount, but that's not the band's fault. Fun show though.

The show was awesome...except for that second drummer dude who kept trying to yell/sing. No rhythm and totally off key. Totally ruined a couple good songs for me.

they were GREAT! stephen sounds like he did 30 years ago! the seating was a bit unfortunately though, I would have loved a venue with GA floor standing to be dancing and moshing around in.

We were at all 3 LA shows. Best 3 straight nights of live music in my life. I love you guy, and Rebecca…. amazing. What a fun job.

Pavement ruled, as always! I hadn’t seen them since Coachella 1999. Film School was great as well. The only downside was having to purchase tix through Ticketmaster. TM is such a ripoff.

Wouldn't be Pavement if it wasn't a little shambolic but mostly brilliant. Early tour (this was only their second night) led to some misfires, and the vibe between the "hype man" (don't know his name, not gonna look it up) and the band seemed a little tense. No one could understand what he kept yelling in the mic, and he yelled a lot. Malkmus said almost nothing. The visuals were non-evolving and kinda crude, but overall the crowd loved it. I loved turning back to the faces behind me, everyone smiling and swaying. It's great to see a new generation appreciating the band as much as I did back in the 90's. Go, Pavement.

Amazingly talented and brilliant Pavement was not a disappointment. Everything was perfect but it felt like they were just warming up! Beyond excited Excited to see them at the Orpheum!