Frank Turner

Absolute legend. I wish he believed in his own abilities enough to stop with the infernal strobe lighting. It was brighter than the noon sun and it was out for my corneas. Frank was drenched with sweat a couple of songs in, and I guarantee the artist and the pumped up audience would have enjoyed the show so much more without those crazy flashing strobes. The other artists in the lineup did not suffer from this sweaty, retina melting malady, so I hope you can understand your discomfort was over shared and completely self imposed. Do better, Frank. You may be undefeated, but I was - by those glaring strobe lights! The music shines through enough on its own.

Fucking frank tuner is dreamy! First time seeing my amigo the devil , they were really good and I am excited to see them again. Bridge city sinners were really good, although their set wasn’t as long as I hoped. The opening band was really amazing, I look forward to seeing them again.

epic show!! 😁🥳🥳💃💃🥰🥰 frank's charming and funny between songs, reminding us to look out for each other while we enjoy ourselves; being part of the sing-along was the happiest i've been in years 😁😁 can't wait for the next adelaide show - i nominate a return to hindley street music hall, as a perfect venue

I didn't know Frank Turner before, so I even enjoyed more this big surprise. Great music, incredible energy and really good, lusty show (on top one of the few shows at Southside Festival, where the music was at the right power and bass level). I am looking forward for the next concert!

First time for me to see Frank Turner who I’m a new but huge fan. found him via Tim Barry/Avail. So good. Friend Kristi from NC gave me a ticket. Impressed how the NORVA has evolved into allowing for circle pits. I was informed that there is a way to monitor them to be safe according to someone who manages music events at other local venues. This is her photo.

Show 2759 in the books with a great show and a great evening overall I knew nothing about Chuck Ragan or The Interruptors, but was extremely pleasantly surprised by both of them. I'm sure The Interruptors would have benefitted from a larger stage, but it didn't appear to slow them down at all My first time in an indoor standing-only venue since before COVID, so everything started of a bit stressful for me. All stress left as soon as Frank took the stage. A great selection of songs & great audience energy made the whole show a good old fashioned sing along. My only complaint is I wanted the show to go on much longer.

Smashing show at the Roadmender! The support acts, Wilswood Buoys and Lottery Winners, were immensely enjoyable too - Frank knows how to pick them. Plus, the front man from Lottery Winners was pretty hilarious which added and almost comedic element! The atmosphere was great and although it was packed (being a sold out show), I felt like most attendees were considerate and spatially aware, which was a slight concern of mine as I’m now 4 months pregnant. Love that Frank spotted and diffused whatever situation was going down at the front, it’s always nice to feel like the act you’re there to see is trying to build a sense of community and is uniting people through their music. No tolerance for troublemaking. It was certainly a varied crowd! It was our first time seeing Frank Turner and we wouldn’t hesitate to go again.

As usual a brilliant live show from Frank. Full of good vibes, energy, singing and of course dancing because I want to dance. Frank, how do you do it. We saw you in Vegas at the House of Blues for our wedding anniversary trip and you were doing 50 States in 50 days. you were near the end on number 48 and looked like you had just started out. See you soon

Frank put on an amazing show, as always! You cannot miss with the Bouncing Souls, they are a great time at every show. Pet Needs and The Bronx were some fantastic openers, but I think some of the floor crowd needed a bit of a heads up regarding The Bronx fans.

This show was so rad. I don’t get to to go see shows much. I’ve just started recently. It was my first time doing all bands on this ticket. It was good to see Frank introduce a new band (Pet Needs). They had a decent stage presence. That comes with time. The front man’s self-chiding about his father’s approval of him bring a musician was amusing. The Bronx were fucking phenomenal! It was great to see Avail! Just as rad as I hoped they would be. Frank and the Sleeping Souls put on an amazing set! I’m glad I finally got to see him AND them!

Frank was stellar, as usual. It was my second time seeing Frank and he put on a show entirely different than the last. I really enjoyed hearing him solo and hearing stories along with each song. I look forward to the next time he comes around, you can expect that I will always be there.

Great show!! First half was Frank solo and unplugged, telling about the backgrounds of the songs on the No Mans Land album as an intro to each song. Then the Sleeping Souls joined him unplugged as they did their older songs with a twist. They had been redone, so while the songs were the same, they were new. It really showed their versatility and was just an awesome show.

Frank always comes out with high energy and this one, show 2187, doesn’t give any indication that he’s slowing down at all! Frank played for exactly 1 hour and 44 minutes. Crowd surfing and and rowdy pit happened as expected, even encouraged by Frank. The venue was perfect: lots of GA floor space for those that like it and plenty of seats on 2nd and 3rd floor for those that want to get away from the jumping and shoving fans.

Top night as always with Frank. Homeless Gospel Choir was decent, Arkells surprised me with how good they were. Was not so taken with their records, but live they’re great. The main man himself was on top form, bantering with crowd and band alike. Still not 100% on all his new stuff, but still had a great night!

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Frank Turner totally brought his unique voice and talent to SF. Crowd participation was at a high and Turner started with some new material relevant to the current US political environment. That said, of all the many Bay Area FT concerts I've attended, the warm-up bands were the worst ever. That was the one and only disappointment of the night. Turner and the Sleeping Souls will produce a new album before their next tour and I am eager for the new tunes and the opportunity to hear them live.

I've learned my lesson to move to the back rows at age 49, with that said, amazing full-force concert at Fillmore Philly!!! Frank Turner is the one artist my 20 year old daughter and I can enjoy together, singing along with all the lyrics!!! Epic crowd surfing, energized room, packed house and a stage directed hug-fest!!! And Frank always tours with great bands, Arkells, Will Varley, Murder By Death all enjoyable. #PS4NP

Absolutely incredible! The atmosphere was amazing even though it was a small venue, and everyone was so lovely throughout the gig and afterwards. Frank came across as so lovely, and so did the members of The Sleeping Souls. Both support bands were awesome and full of enough energy to spark the crowd into life. An amazing gig to go to with friends. My personal favourite part was definitely the wall of hugs. It was an absolutely heart-lifting, revolutionary pleasing, flawless gig - and I can't wait to see them all again. Well done to everyone included!

Brilliant. Show 1,942. Glorious.I love this man and his music. Frank engenders a spirit of community in his crowd, a gathering of souls linked by the mutual experience of being moved by his words. His shows are conspiratorial, making the room part of the performance. So much joy!

Frank Turner puts on a great show. He gets the crowd involved in an easy way that makes everyone happy to join along. It's fun and he gives a good message about everyone treating each other well and just having fun together. If you like punk and acoustic music, go see Frank