Now it lets me out down five stars. This was my first concert and she really blew my expectations out of the water. When she came on I literally was crying. I was supposed to see her in 2020 I had 3 days but Covid shut it down. I really lost my mind here and I really saw her. It was amazing I list my voice the next day and I could not speak. I could not even listen to any of her songs 2 weeks after because I was so sad that I would not be able to see her again but at some point I was able to listen to her music again.

ok, so we all know how it got postponed because of the rain, right? but the 30, i can assure you, was the absolute BEST day of my life. I kid you not, i started crying when i was looking for a picture to attach here. This woman single handedly saved my life and i love her more than I could ever imagine loving anyone. She is absolutely breath taking to see live and her voice sounds like actual angels singing. I would highly recommend going to a concert of hers at least once in your life. Can't forget about FINNEAS, obviously. He does an amazing work on instrumentals and harmonies, and he's also amazing as a solo artist if you're looking for something new to listen to!

It was my first concert ever and it was freaking amazing man when I tell u I did not stop crying tears of joy. I had the GA seats ( ShE LoOkEd At Me BrUhHhHh AhAhAHa and I loved it was me and my dad there he don't even listen to her that much and he even enjoyed himself. If I could go back a relive that moment I sure would like stop playing with me right now. But I really want to go see her again and again and again like every time she performs I wanna go see her but I can't but it's okay one day I wish I could. But overall it was the best experience of my life I will never forget it. Billie, you changed my life. I love you. -Biggest Billie fan ever

To begin with, I was a huge fan of her's for a while. When I collected the money and convinced my mom to travel to London with me after my school exams I was the happiest I've ever been. It was crazy... I would go to the stadium all by myself since we didn't we have the economical comfort back then to also pay for another ticket. Six hours before the concert, I got to the O2 stadium and made sure to print my ticket since-everyone who's using it knows-ticketmaster was laggy and sometimes didn't show me my ticket. I waited in line to get a t-shirt for a really long time and met few awesome people from London and other countries (including mine!) which was amazing! Everything was super safely meassured and nothing bad happened during the concert. Arlo Parks was literally the most amazing opener. The only problem I had was my seat. When I found my seat (one of the front seated rows, on the left of the stage) there were two little girls that sat beside me. They were looking at me weirdly and kept screaming, even when their parents asked them to stop. All I knew was that I would have a horrible time if I kept seating there. Then, Billie was about to come to the stage. I saw that I wasn't far away from the center, where I saw few empty seats. To say less, I went and sat in the exact middle of the center of the stadium. The crowd there was crazy and excitedly screaming Billie's songs when she got onto the stage. She was gorgeous and she literally served. We were all crying at the sad songs, and were hyped up on the up-beat ones. They were like a family. The most exciting thing was that I hadn't even see that I was standing few meters away from the elevator that she used. When I saw her slowly coming up to where I was, it was pure panic. It was as if everyone knew about this except me! I looked at her from a close look and she was even prettier. I even thought that she looked at me for a second when she was right above me with the elevator. It was the best day of my life

Let me tell you guys my experience… so my friend told me all about Billie Eilish when she had came out. So I then bought her album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" and I loved it very much, then her new album came out "Happier Than Ever" and then this tour. So I decided to go see her and surprise my friend with a ticket to go with me. So I told him, and when we arrived, he was sooooo surprised, and we had a blast. She and her brother put on a GREAT show and DUCKWRTH was a perfect opener too!

this was taken on an iphone 5 excuse the quality😭 feel so fortunate i got to see her right before she got so big! the fact that my ticket was around $40 now she’s selling out stadiums is so crazy. finneas sang a song (“new girl” i think) as well which was a nice lil surprise. there was a huge thick pole in the way most of the time which was super annoying bc i couldn’t see whenever she went to the right of the stage🧎🏻‍♀️didn’t enjoy the opener but that’s not a huge problem. if i could see at least 80% of the time it’d be 5 stars bc the show itself was great! she was so energetic and i feel like it made the small venue feel so lively it was really nice.

She was so genuine and grateful and thankful and she rocked it and was very fun!! 🤩🤩 I went with my 16yr old daughter who loves Billie so she was soooo happy and felt so good to dance and sing and jump we had A blast!!!!! Soooo Good 😊 Billie said “ we are not here to Judge anyone just be yourself and lots of love over and over Love, we can’t get enough love today in our world today. I give Love and compassion and caring naturally I am An RN for 30+ years, I Lead with love to every human being and Billie definitely does as well !! soooo awesome !!! We Love Billie !! And Finn too!! 🤩🤟🏼🙏🏻😊☀️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

The show was amazing! I’ve been to a good amount of concerts but the artists never gave as much energy as she did. I don’t think I was standing still for one moment, I cried, laughed and screamed at the top of my lungs. This being said, be careful about going to the Legacy, me and my friend stood outside the doors for 2 1/2 hours in the 41 degree, rainy weather so we could be first in the door because we had floor tickets. The line wrapped around the whole little square they had in front of the building. At 6:15 they said “okay everyone come inside!” And everyone ran, we were at the back of the line within 5 seconds. We the cut in the middle of the now, mile long line because we were around the 25th & 26th person in line. No way we’re we waiting AGAIN! Then when we got inside they said we had to go around the back of the building to get to the floor. About 30 minutes later we made it to the floor and was nowhere close to the rail. I drove for 5 hours to get there and was livid no one had any idea what they were doing. Nonetheless, this was NOT Billies fault and i plan to see her again! ❤️‍🔥

The show was amazing and Billie was hilarious as always. The visuals were stunning and it was especially exciting as it was the first show of her world tour. She really knew how to hype an audience up even if it’s a slow song. The only thing that would have taken the experience an extra step forward was if the actual concert was louder. It didn’t sound like a concert, it almost sounded like I was just blasting her songs in the car. I could easily hear and talk to the people next to me, which is unusual at a concert. Overall it was an unforgettable experience and was one of the funnest nights I’ve had.

This concert was by far my favorite concert this year! From the venue to the acoustics! Billie and her brother are both amazing talent individuals. Her brother kicked off the concert with a solo set playing piano. I didn’t get to really listen to him as my husband and I were buying merchandise and enjoying the nice weather. When the show started the set was pretty amazing! It was a short cartoon story and then Billie came out! She had a lot of energy and spoke to the audience often. I would see her every chance I get. Her voice is amazing and I just really like her vibes and her style. It’s pretty crazy how she is only 17! If you are unsure you want to go to her concert just go! You won’t regret it.

It was truly a breathtaking performance. She’s such an amazing influence on people all around the world. And she’s just someone you constantly want to be around. She always makes her performance interesting, entertaining, and a really amazing experience. I love how passionate she is about a lot of things. It’s also such a cool thing that her brother preforms with her and produces the songs. I would definitely recommend going to see her sometime because you won’t regret it. Also, if you hate her, I’m just gunna say that there must be something seriously wrong with you. But you should go see her preform if you have the chance.

Sadly storms ruined most of the fun since we all had to cram in a parking garage. Billie is a great performer, but the negatives on the venue’s behalf ruined a lot of the fun, especially since to get back in we waited from 8:45pm to around 10:05pm in the pouring rain to get back in. The first time around with the same place in line it took 15-20 mins max. I was also bummed that I was unable to see Denzel curry due to storms and needing to be finished by 11:00 due to a noise ordinance, this did not impact my rating, but the venue giving vague updates and not giving a concrete answer in a timely manner did impact my rating. [TLDR: I would recommend anyone who gets the chance to see Billie to go and enjoy it, just not at Ascend Amphitheater].

Billie was absolutely incredible and had amazing stage presence. Her performance was flawless and it was cool to see her having a good time. However, the crowd was really inconsiderate of one another. Of course, this was mostly the fault of the sold-out show and the ridiculously hot venue, causing a lot of claustrophobia and overheating. I would also guess that this was a lot of younger kids' first concert, meaning they ignored everyone else in order to have a good time. My brother had a 14 year old basically resting against him the whole time. The girls around us were screaming (screaming, not singing) every single lyric so loudly we couldn't hear Billie for half the show.

THE ARTISTS WERE AMAZING it was just really really fucking crowed like bro by the end of the show my shirt was drenched in other people’s sweat. my group got there at 12 pm and we got in line at 3 i think and went in at 6:30 i was pushed to the barricades. do not buy standing room only tickets if you are claustrophobic!!! PERSONAL SPACE IS NOT A THING IN THE PIT!!! also i had a lot of pain but that quickly went away when the music started because of the adrenaline. the closest thing i can relate to last night is the battle of the bastards scene from got when jon comes up for air... that was literally the whole night.

It was very good! Her and her brother were both great performers. The sucky part is, is that there was a 1 hour wait in between her and her brothers performance and they both got on stage late. It was very hot and many people did not have water, everyone was forced to drink drops out of one cup served by 2 guards. Or you could give your spot in the mosh pit up and never get that close ever again to get a $4 bottle of water. But it was definitely worth it! They are both great performers and I would leave to go again if they were more organized.

It was a great night I didn't get tickets to go but I was out the front supporting her in every way I could but the is one bad thing about her concert it was bad that it was not acceptable at all it was really rude, a security guard grabed some-ones phone and peged it at the ground and I feel like it should have been handled in a better way then that and the security guard was blinding people with there torch and that I understand why but they could have communicated better with her fans out side, it was not like we all were going to jump a fence to get in were we're just recording her concert

The concert was amazing the only thing that sucked was the security because they were very unorganized going around stamping people in the lines and people arriving later on after the stamping and if you didn’t have a stamp when it was your turn to get into the show the security would send you to the back of the line and I was even accused by a security guard of “ holding spots for people “ when I only came with my sister and she and I waited in the line for an hour and a half for the doors to open because a girl said I wasn’t waiting in line in front of her even though I was and he made a big deal about it and I continued to explain to him these accusations weren’t true and he said “ I can’t deal with this anymore “ and stamped me and my sister and let us in my sister even provided an I.D to show she was over 17 and could be considered a legal guardian for me even though I’m 15 however over all I loved the concert and had a fun time I’m glad Billie was my first concert and can’t wait to go see her again she sounds the same as when she sings on her album such a genuine and beautiful person inside and out :))

Billie was perfect I had such a great time other than the fact there were many people Passing out so so often and nobody able to breathe and people continuously pushing so hard forward. I get that it’s a concert but it became unsafe before billie even arrived. I was in the very front so my ribs constantly being pressed on the gate was like not my go to but it definitely got better later in her performance. I had such a lovely experience but I know many did not and every time someone passed out or was passing out I would have to get help but often times staff would look the other way... I suppose this has been happening at most performances , which it’s understandable it’s a concert, but uh yeah that’s my review lmao

In July I bought my 15 year old daughter tickets to see her show at the Roseland Theater. I was in a domestic violence shelter for 12 weeks, spent the only money I had, because we love singing her lyrics and songs together. After I dropped her off, she sent me a recording of ‘Lovely’ as soon as Billie finished singing it with the crowd. My daughter knew that song was the catalyst that helped me get away from the abuse. It helped me have the courage to save my own life. Made us both cry. ❤️. She and her friend had such a great time seeing her live!

The good parts: - Every part of listening to Billie and Finneas. I am so grateful to have experienced that. I enjoyed singing along with her. I love her so much. - Meeting a friend. He’s dope. Although I lost him in the crowd. - Getting merchandise. I had already owned her green hoodie and yellow beanie, then I bought a white hoodie, black hoodie, orange beanie, and pin. Dope shit am I right? The bad parts: - Being one of the first people to arrive at 3:30, then ended up being pushed to the back of the line due to the confusion of others. - The show was supposed to start at 7:30, and ended up starting at 9:45. - I didn’t get VIP, which was 100% my fault. Shit made me sad. - I was sweating my tits off, and dying from dehydration. My hair was wet and my face was dripping cu- I mean... sweat. - Fat bitches pushing me around for what? I mean that’s a general admission concert and I saw it all coming but you know, I’m claustrophobic as hell. So if you don’t mind backing your fatass...