Barenaked Ladies Tickets
All Concerts
Toronto, Canada
Overall Rating
4.3
By kpixydiva
BNL Never Disappoints
Barenaked Ladies are always entertaining. This was my fifth time seeing them and they make me feel joy. KT Tunstall was also incredible and Better Than Ezra were everything. I couldn't have asked for a better night unless I'd been in the front row!
By BryanR
BNL is always a great show!
All 3 bands were great. Even with the lightening interruption, it was a great concert.
By Jasonbird
Overall a great time venue is always good and the show was amazing
By FoxyBigCat
BARENAKED LADIES ARE AMAZING!
This was hands down the best concert I've ever seen!
By amandalovesdogs1111
Barenaked Ladies at Chastain Park was amazing!
Barenaked Ladies performed a great show with a good mix of old and new songs, as well as some other unexpected songs. Chastain Park is a gem in Atlanta, and the amphitheater is absolutely one of a kind. Bringing your own food, wine, and coolers into the event makes for an incredible experience!
By Allisown
So much fun!
A lot of people around us coming out of the show complained about their setlist "Well, they played the songs they wanted to play, not the songs we wanted to hear." In reality though, they only missed two of their wider known songs. Was I disappointed not to hear It's All Been Done? Sure. But the concert was so much fun anyway! These guys are still hilarious and talented and provided an atmosphere of stress-free joy for an hour and forty-five minutes, and what else could you ask for out of a concert? A few songs in, I turned to the people I was with and said "I am SO GLAD we bought these tickets!"
By Bradleeo
BNL in Atlanta
Show was very childish, they even played 3 songs from their kids cd.
By AngDel
Disappointed
Saw this band a couple of years ago and loved the show. This time, not so much.
By BarkBark5
Barenaked Ladies... Not so much
The venue was amazing. BTE was amazing as always.... However BNL? Kill me. One of the worst shows I've ever been to. They are horrible live. Their jokes are terrible. Good thing it's their last tour as I absolutely would not recommend seeing them...i even hate reviewing them this way but truly.. Was a terrible show.
By ALCurlyGirl
Half-Naked
They only played about five hits, which were awesome and fun--got the audience to participate. However, they also played a couple of kids songs that were silly and some new songs no one knows yet. Overall, they seemed slightly checked out.
Bio
Barenaked Ladies on Tour
The Barenaked Ladies have been honing their musical and comedic chops since playing gigs around Canada with a comedy troupe in the late 1980s. Starting out as an acoustic duo, they quickly expanded into a full-fledged band and became well-known for their fun and dynamic live shows, where they’d throw in some of their improv and rapping skills. Since those early shows, the Ladies have been performing nearly continuously on tours that have crisscrossed the globe. Since 2004, they’ve been especially focused on the environment, offering eco-friendly options at their shows and using biodiesel to get around on the road.
Barenaked Ladies in Concert
With an amusing mix of pop, rock, sincerity and humor, the Barenaked Ladies are one of Canada’s most endearing exports. Over the years, they’ve been in a constant state of evolution, scoring hit singles in the ‘90s, contributing theme songs for TV shows like The Big Bang Theory and Odd Job Jack, releasing a holiday album, dropping an award-winning children’s album and even creating a popular fan cruise (called “Ships and Dip”). The band started humbly enough in the late ‘80s, as just an acoustic duo, featuring vocalists and schoolmates Ed Robertson and Steven Page. The name Barenaked Ladies started out as a joke, but ended up sticking — and the fact that it came off slightly scandalous ended up being to their advantage. After adding brothers Jim and Andy Creeggan and drummer Tyler Stewart to the mix, the band self-released The Yellow Tape EP in 1991. It proved to be a big success, mostly via word of mouth and their live shows. That same year, they were invited to perform at the New Year’s Eve concert outside Toronto’s City Hall, but were denied by then-mayor June Rowlands who denounced the band’s name as sexist. This minor controversy only raised the Ladies’ profile, and The Yellow Tape became the first independently released album to go platinum in Canada. They subsequently signed with a major label, Sire Records, and released their debut album, Gordon, in 1992. Folky singles like “If I Had $1,000,000” and “Brian Wilson” would become some of their most popular songs, but it’d take a few more albums before the Ladies finally topped the charts with 1998’s rapping sensation “One Week.” Going into the 21st century, the band would continue on an impressive recording spree, especially once they went back to being independent and created their own record label, Desperation Records. They released a few popular themed albums, including 2004’s Barenaked for the Holidays and 2008’s Snacktime! for kids. Even after original member Page left the band in 2009, the Barenaked Ladies have continued on, with albums like 2017’s Fake Nudes, and a number of tours around North America and beyond. In 2018, they were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame after 30 years as a band.