Orpheum Theatre

Glen and Markéta did not disappoint. The mix of old and new was perfect, and they even did a couple impromptu numbers when the crowd called things out. I would happily see them again!

Vince was fantastic. He played his hits, covers and new material, all while being classic Vince. Enjoyed the crowd interaction and hearing the stories behind the songs. His band was equally impressive. The concert was like spending an evening with an old friend.

Unbelievably good show. 3 hours of incredible music. Vince is a musical genius!!

This is the 2nd time I’ve seen her live and she was even better this time. She is so funny and her crowd work is next level. 10/10 I’ll see her every time she comes to town. Her opener was great too. When I later found out she wrote the monologues for Taylor on @ftermidnight I was not surprised. Beautiful venue

Taylors show was awesome. My best friend and I laughed the whole time. I can't wait until she comes back next year. She seems like such a down to earth person and you can see how much she loves doing what she does. Thank you Taylor for making the night amazing.

Awesome show! My friend and I were laughing pretty much the entire time since it started, and we even started quoting some of the material as inside jokes😂 Definitely recommend going if you need a good laugh and a distraction from life!

I went to the show last night with my mom and it was great ! Sophie Buddle was a great opener. I’m hoping to see her in June :) I’ve been following Taylor for a few years now and it’s so amazing to see her from little sets to sold out and watching her netflix and paramount show. Good vibes good laughs. truly a great time

What am amazing show in Minneapolis on Saturday night, the best one I've been to yet and it was my 4th show!!

So honest and real and funny as usual I’ll always remember this night ❤️

Amazing performance!!! Seal, I don't know if you'll ever see this, but this concert just confirmed why It was your music that helped me through some tough times. You were vulnerable on stage and it just shows how beautiful your soul is. Thank you. The performance was amazing, soulful, energetic, and raw! He also had The Buggles open for him and their intro song was genius!!! No words just funky tunes. AND they were his band mates for his performance.. sooooo wholesome. I am so thankful I had the opportunity to go to one of his shows.

Great Show! Joe and the band are exceptionally talented and put on a great live performance. They did some rockers and some old time blues jams. It was great to see him after the almost 3 year wait from the cancelled performance at the outbreak of Covid (and we even got to hear Joe's story about that night in 2020). He sounded great as did the rest of the band. Check him out when he comes to your town, you wont be disappointed.

The show was awesome. Joe deserves the Grammy award and to be inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.

Amazing performance - especially since he was jacked up on cold meds he still rocked the place for over 2 hours!! One of the best live shows I've been to in a long time. If you ever get a chance to see him live - just go!!! You will not be disappointed!!!!!!

Awesome band. The PA went out & all we could hear was the amps with the drums—like a raw practice—& it was glorious. Really showed the chops & the fact that we were watching a real band play real instruments

For the 21st anniversary of “Oh, Inverted World,” The Shins played the whole album front to back with (the incredible folk/pop band) Joseph singing backup on many of the songs. Everything sounded truly amazing. After that album’s tunes were complete, they started performing a “greatest hits” playlist. 3 or 4 songs in, 30 seconds into the song Australia, the house sound just stopped working. Completely off. But the stage sound was still fine, so the band had no idea that it had happened. The crowd could still hear the drums and all the guitars/bass coming from their amps on stage, and knowing all the words, they gladly filled in for the missing vocals. It wasn’t until after the song was over that the band found out nothing was playing through the house speakers. After some confusion, rather than calling it quits (which I absolutely expected considering they had already been playing for over an hour), they started playing vocal-less covers. A chunk of Everybody Wants to Rule The World, the first minute of Vaseline by STP, and (by loud crowd request) The Sweater Song—which the crowd happily shouted along with. Midway thru the Weezer tune, the house audio started working again, but the band didn’t realize and continued to rip thru The Sweater Song sing-along. Eventually, they found out everything was working again, and then went back into their own tunes, playing at least 4-5 more. They even came back to do an encore. First song in, James Mercer’s guitar audio was malfunctioning. Yet again, rather than giving up, they improvised a plan and played the tune with two violins picking up the slack. It was spellbinding. It couldn’t have sounded better. This was definitely one of the coolest concerts I’ve ever been too. What a class act. Rather than getting pissed and calling it quits, they made an excellent night even more memorable. I was completely blown away.

I almost enjoyed the commentary and comedy in-between the songs more than the the songs themselves. Almost. I thoroughly soaked in all of it and thought it was great to include other 80s songs to go with her evening's theme especially Neverending Story! It was especially entertaining to include a young gal who was a bride to be from the audience.

Our son is a huge fan and has been excited to see them for months!! They are truly awesome entertainers and we loved every minute! Definitely would see them again!

Awesome set list. The early studio album songs played but with a modern sound too.

I have been to many concerts and seen many amazing performers but to see Nick Mason from Pink Floyd playing the early catalog is hands-down one of the best performances I have ever seen.

Great show! Susan was in great voice and the band was tight. I just wish Derek would stay out front more and not tuck into the little cave between the keyboards, bass, and drums.