Tame Impala

Night Two was fantastic! Great sound and performance! Special shoutout to the Climate Pledge staff who checked up on me when I had some. Vertigo issues. They found us a table and chairs where we chilled out and listened to the music! Thank you, staff!

I went into this show knowing a bit about Kevin. I'm a Djo fan and really just went there for him with the bonus of seeing one of the most iconic indie artists of all time. But as SOON as Apocalypse Dreams started i lost my c**p. It was the most beautiful, ascension worthy experience i've ever had. The lights. Bro. Everything about it was perfect. I know Deadbeat in itself has a polarized following, but the songs from Deadbeat were a highlight for me. They were ELECTRIC. This made me a Tame Impala fan. Would 100% recommend you see Tame Impala at least once in your lifetime. You WILL NOT regret it.

The Tame Impala show was excellent. The light show and all our favorite songs rang true. The State Farm Area runs a clean show and handles the huge sell out crowd. I love Kevin Parker and the Band and I felt the music sounded uplifting and beautiful. Eventually, Back to Chicago, and Dracula, with the finale of End of Summer rocked my World.

“Just One Guy.” A Full Arena. And A Production Team Running Wild LISBON - Within the packed walls of the sold-out MEO Arena, layers of lush synths filled the air as delayed vocals and a slightly fuzzy guitar wailed through the first song in the set (no spoilers) The band stood atop an elevated circular stage, lit from within and pulsing to the beat, backed by a jumbotron projecting trippy, warped visuals. Then the beat dropped. The space became lasers galore, some syncopated with the beat, others twirling along with the melody The entire arena lit up as well into cheers. Colors and sound blurred together. Even from the nosebleeds, the vibe was undeniable. Vibes, in all its ambiguity, is the perfect description for The Deadbeat tour. In all its oscillating energy, its high-production visuals, its set choices and how it balances them, the show was 2.5 hours of everything fans can expect from Tame Impala, plus everything they would want from a concert. Read the full review here: https://open.substack.com/pub/cloutandco/p/the-deadbeat-tour-alive-thriving?r=5wgp5k&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Das Tame Impala Konzert war kein gewöhnliches Konzert, sondern eher ein kompletter Realitätswechsel für zwei Stunden. Schon der erste Moment hat gesessen. Kaum ging das Licht aus, lag diese gespannte Erwartung in der Luft und dann kam dieser erste Sound, tief, vibrierend, fast körperlich spürbar. Kevin Parker hat es sofort geschafft, den Raum in seine eigene Welt zu ziehen. Nichts wirkte gezwungen oder überproduziert, obwohl die Show technisch extrem aufwendig war. Es fühlte sich gleichzeitig riesig und intim an. Der Sound war unfassbar sauber. Jeder Synth, jede Gitarre, jede Bassline hatte ihren Platz, aber alles verschmolz trotzdem zu diesem typischen, psychedelischen Tame Impala Teppich. Songs wie „Let It Happen“ oder „The Less I Know The Better“ haben live nochmal eine ganz andere Wucht. Viel hypnotischer, viel länger getragen, fast so, als würde die Zeit zwischendurch einfach stehen bleiben. Was wirklich heraussticht, ist die visuelle Seite. Die Lichtshow war kein Beiwerk, sondern ein zentraler Teil des Erlebnisses. Farben, Laser, Projektionen, alles perfekt auf die Musik abgestimmt. Es gab Momente, da hattest du das Gefühl, du stehst mitten in einem lebenden Kunstwerk. Besonders diese langsamen Übergänge, wenn ein Song sich aufbaut und gleichzeitig der ganze Raum in neue Farben getaucht wird, waren einfach krank gut. Und trotzdem war Kevin Parker selbst eher zurückhaltend. Keine große Rockstar-Attitüde, kein unnötiges Gerede. Einfach Musik. Das passt aber genau, weil die Songs für sich sprechen. Wenn er dann doch etwas gesagt hat, wirkte es ehrlich und nicht wie einstudierte Show. Das Publikum hat auch geliefert. Man hat gemerkt, dass die Leute nicht nur wegen ein paar Hits da sind, sondern die Musik wirklich fühlen. Diese kollektive Energie, wenn tausende Leute gleichzeitig in diesen Sound eintauchen, ist schwer zu beschreiben. Es war laut, aber gleichzeitig irgendwie verträumt.

Greatest show ever !!!! The lights were wonderful and the crowd was awesome. People were singing along, there was no pushing and staff was handing out free water at the barriers. Kevin even came down himself and gave people high fives and later he even wrote "let it happen" on a girl's arm so she could get it tattooed 🙇‍♀️ If you want to skip the opening band from 19:30-20:00, Tame Impala didn't start performing until 20:40 or sth like that ;)

An absolutely incredible concert, the lights, the music, the energy… Kevin Parker really knows how to put on a show. The only part that was not as good was the B Stage, the idea was nice but the execution felt a bit boring in my opinion. Still, it was an amazing show, dynamic and beautiful to watch from anywhere. A real sound and light spectacle.

I went to the Tame Impala concert last night, and it was honestly such an amazing experience. Kevin Parker sounded incredible — almost identical to the album, but with that live energy that makes everything feel even more surreal. The whole performance was smooth, dreamy, and completely immersive. The environment was super chill, even from the seats. Everyone was just vibing, singing along, and enjoying the music. No drama, no chaos — just a really good crowd that was there for a good time. The visuals and atmosphere made it feel like you were floating through the show. Overall, it was a great night with great music. If you ever get the chance to see Tame Impala live, do it. Totally worth it!

Kevin puts on an amazing and fun show with crazy lighting! Insane energy with the crowd fully in it! He had a great, funny bit where he left stage to pee with a camera following him. When he performed on Stage B, it was set up as if we were watching him create his music in his living room. Great moment! He’s truly a unique, gifted artist, and I’d highly recommend seeing him.

Aussie psych rockers delivered. KP such a kind dude and talented artist. I'm sure Live Nation forced their hand to add this show on a packed tour - but the crew and talent cheerfully rolled into the new venue and made it better. 🤙

Even though it was held at "The Swamp" (Brisbane Entertainment Centre, the worst venue in Brisbane), the light show was as awesome as the music, if not more so. However, I was disappointed that they didn't play a few more of their older tracks (they only played 3 tracks I knew).

Just as The Slow Rush album expresses time being part of our lives and how we must be in the present and let go of people and memories that are pulling us back. The whole concert experience was a whole psychedelic trip as you would expect but your expectations would be fulfilled and go above and beyond. Just loved the entire show. Thanks Kevin

truly the best concert I have ever been too and it felt like an out of world experience. the visuals and light effects were so cool and their set list was absolutely amazing. the concert got better and better as it went on and they sounded so great! 10000/10 would recommend. everyone needs to experience a tame impala concert once in their life.

Sound just like they do on the radio = which is awesome. Very little visuals of the actual stage & performers on the big screens, so that was a bit disappointing...I get it they go for that trippy feel. We were to far to see the band, so that kind of sucked.

So this was my first concert ever, so I can't compare it to anything else. But wow was it incredible. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, the music of course was outstanding and the light show/visuals to accompany it just complimented everything perfectly. It is an experience and night I'll never forget for all the right reasons. Kevin and the band know how to put on a show! If you're a fan, you have to go see Kevin live!

Night Two was fantastic! Great sound and performance! Special shoutout to the Climate Pledge staff who checked up on me when I had some. Vertigo issues. They found us a table and chairs where we chilled out and listened to the music! Thank you, staff!

I went into this show knowing a bit about Kevin. I'm a Djo fan and really just went there for him with the bonus of seeing one of the most iconic indie artists of all time. But as SOON as Apocalypse Dreams started i lost my c**p. It was the most beautiful, ascension worthy experience i've ever had. The lights. Bro. Everything about it was perfect. I know Deadbeat in itself has a polarized following, but the songs from Deadbeat were a highlight for me. They were ELECTRIC. This made me a Tame Impala fan. Would 100% recommend you see Tame Impala at least once in your lifetime. You WILL NOT regret it.

The Tame Impala show was excellent. The light show and all our favorite songs rang true. The State Farm Area runs a clean show and handles the huge sell out crowd. I love Kevin Parker and the Band and I felt the music sounded uplifting and beautiful. Eventually, Back to Chicago, and Dracula, with the finale of End of Summer rocked my World.

“Just One Guy.” A Full Arena. And A Production Team Running Wild LISBON - Within the packed walls of the sold-out MEO Arena, layers of lush synths filled the air as delayed vocals and a slightly fuzzy guitar wailed through the first song in the set (no spoilers) The band stood atop an elevated circular stage, lit from within and pulsing to the beat, backed by a jumbotron projecting trippy, warped visuals. Then the beat dropped. The space became lasers galore, some syncopated with the beat, others twirling along with the melody The entire arena lit up as well into cheers. Colors and sound blurred together. Even from the nosebleeds, the vibe was undeniable. Vibes, in all its ambiguity, is the perfect description for The Deadbeat tour. In all its oscillating energy, its high-production visuals, its set choices and how it balances them, the show was 2.5 hours of everything fans can expect from Tame Impala, plus everything they would want from a concert. Read the full review here: https://open.substack.com/pub/cloutandco/p/the-deadbeat-tour-alive-thriving?r=5wgp5k&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Das Tame Impala Konzert war kein gewöhnliches Konzert, sondern eher ein kompletter Realitätswechsel für zwei Stunden. Schon der erste Moment hat gesessen. Kaum ging das Licht aus, lag diese gespannte Erwartung in der Luft und dann kam dieser erste Sound, tief, vibrierend, fast körperlich spürbar. Kevin Parker hat es sofort geschafft, den Raum in seine eigene Welt zu ziehen. Nichts wirkte gezwungen oder überproduziert, obwohl die Show technisch extrem aufwendig war. Es fühlte sich gleichzeitig riesig und intim an. Der Sound war unfassbar sauber. Jeder Synth, jede Gitarre, jede Bassline hatte ihren Platz, aber alles verschmolz trotzdem zu diesem typischen, psychedelischen Tame Impala Teppich. Songs wie „Let It Happen“ oder „The Less I Know The Better“ haben live nochmal eine ganz andere Wucht. Viel hypnotischer, viel länger getragen, fast so, als würde die Zeit zwischendurch einfach stehen bleiben. Was wirklich heraussticht, ist die visuelle Seite. Die Lichtshow war kein Beiwerk, sondern ein zentraler Teil des Erlebnisses. Farben, Laser, Projektionen, alles perfekt auf die Musik abgestimmt. Es gab Momente, da hattest du das Gefühl, du stehst mitten in einem lebenden Kunstwerk. Besonders diese langsamen Übergänge, wenn ein Song sich aufbaut und gleichzeitig der ganze Raum in neue Farben getaucht wird, waren einfach krank gut. Und trotzdem war Kevin Parker selbst eher zurückhaltend. Keine große Rockstar-Attitüde, kein unnötiges Gerede. Einfach Musik. Das passt aber genau, weil die Songs für sich sprechen. Wenn er dann doch etwas gesagt hat, wirkte es ehrlich und nicht wie einstudierte Show. Das Publikum hat auch geliefert. Man hat gemerkt, dass die Leute nicht nur wegen ein paar Hits da sind, sondern die Musik wirklich fühlen. Diese kollektive Energie, wenn tausende Leute gleichzeitig in diesen Sound eintauchen, ist schwer zu beschreiben. Es war laut, aber gleichzeitig irgendwie verträumt.

Greatest show ever !!!! The lights were wonderful and the crowd was awesome. People were singing along, there was no pushing and staff was handing out free water at the barriers. Kevin even came down himself and gave people high fives and later he even wrote "let it happen" on a girl's arm so she could get it tattooed 🙇‍♀️ If you want to skip the opening band from 19:30-20:00, Tame Impala didn't start performing until 20:40 or sth like that ;)

An absolutely incredible concert, the lights, the music, the energy… Kevin Parker really knows how to put on a show. The only part that was not as good was the B Stage, the idea was nice but the execution felt a bit boring in my opinion. Still, it was an amazing show, dynamic and beautiful to watch from anywhere. A real sound and light spectacle.

I went to the Tame Impala concert last night, and it was honestly such an amazing experience. Kevin Parker sounded incredible — almost identical to the album, but with that live energy that makes everything feel even more surreal. The whole performance was smooth, dreamy, and completely immersive. The environment was super chill, even from the seats. Everyone was just vibing, singing along, and enjoying the music. No drama, no chaos — just a really good crowd that was there for a good time. The visuals and atmosphere made it feel like you were floating through the show. Overall, it was a great night with great music. If you ever get the chance to see Tame Impala live, do it. Totally worth it!

Kevin puts on an amazing and fun show with crazy lighting! Insane energy with the crowd fully in it! He had a great, funny bit where he left stage to pee with a camera following him. When he performed on Stage B, it was set up as if we were watching him create his music in his living room. Great moment! He’s truly a unique, gifted artist, and I’d highly recommend seeing him.

Aussie psych rockers delivered. KP such a kind dude and talented artist. I'm sure Live Nation forced their hand to add this show on a packed tour - but the crew and talent cheerfully rolled into the new venue and made it better. 🤙

Even though it was held at "The Swamp" (Brisbane Entertainment Centre, the worst venue in Brisbane), the light show was as awesome as the music, if not more so. However, I was disappointed that they didn't play a few more of their older tracks (they only played 3 tracks I knew).

Just as The Slow Rush album expresses time being part of our lives and how we must be in the present and let go of people and memories that are pulling us back. The whole concert experience was a whole psychedelic trip as you would expect but your expectations would be fulfilled and go above and beyond. Just loved the entire show. Thanks Kevin

truly the best concert I have ever been too and it felt like an out of world experience. the visuals and light effects were so cool and their set list was absolutely amazing. the concert got better and better as it went on and they sounded so great! 10000/10 would recommend. everyone needs to experience a tame impala concert once in their life.

Sound just like they do on the radio = which is awesome. Very little visuals of the actual stage & performers on the big screens, so that was a bit disappointing...I get it they go for that trippy feel. We were to far to see the band, so that kind of sucked.

So this was my first concert ever, so I can't compare it to anything else. But wow was it incredible. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, the music of course was outstanding and the light show/visuals to accompany it just complimented everything perfectly. It is an experience and night I'll never forget for all the right reasons. Kevin and the band know how to put on a show! If you're a fan, you have to go see Kevin live!