Bastille was amazing as always!!! I love the songs, energy, humor, kindness, etc. all mixed into one show. They really do interact with the crowd and are very engaging. Dan (lead singer, whose vocals were absolute perfection, occasionally plays keyboard or guitar) went into the crowd during Happier. The amount of energy Dan has is incredible. Kyle (keyboardist) hopped down and gave the drumstick he used to a little girl. Woody (drummer) wore the Pride flag from someone in the crowd. Will (bassist/guitarist) shined during Oblivion. The two stellar guest performers who have been on tour with them and are on some songs on the albums, etc.. - Bim (vocalist) had the crowd roaring after hearing her sing and Charlie (guitar, vocals) had us entertained with his musical ability, cool theatrics, and the sheer amount of energy he had.

The Staff were incredible and helpful I have limited mobility and they took such great care of me and my 10yr son the theater is gorgeous! Bastille is one of the I would say most underrated bands ever the whole Band give there all to the entire crowd! I am a Bastille fan for life❣️ best band to see live hands down Dan Smith I would follow you to the end of the earth to hear you sing❣️

This is a brilliant band, with high energy, superb craftsmanship and a good and growing catalog of songs that combine thoughtful lyrics and giant anthemic songs. Support act Alice Merton was just as good, with a tight band, good songs, and strong connection to the crowd. She'll be headlining venues of this size or bigger pretty soon. The missing star is for the Jones Assembly, which is well-managed with great staff and excellent food and drink options. Sadly, it's a crappy building. Its design reflects crowd noise to where even this giant band can't drown it out, and half the floor has very limited sightlines to the stage. Recommend the both bands but suggest you see them somewhere else. We've seen Bastille at Cain's in Tulsa and in a stadium festival and both were much better venues than the Jones.