Counting Crows Tickets
All Concerts
North Charleston, SC
Overall Rating
4.0
By Gent12
Disappointing
The Counting Crows were to random in speaking their minds. Live was great and surprisingly great. The venue was great.
By CCinOC
Go for Live, leave for the Crows!
I primarily bought tickets to see Live...and they were AMAZING, as usual. But this is the second time I've seen Counting Crows do their "sorta country" sounding, stream of consciousness rendition of only SOME of their better/more popular songs. Generally, the result on both occassions was a big yawn and a snore. Years ago I saw Counting Crows and loved them, but two strikes (bad concerts) and I'm done. Unless, of course, Live is opening. And then I will just plan on leaving before the Crows take the stage...beat the traffic!
By MAL0
Best Show Yet!
This was the 4th or 5th time I've seen Counting Crows, beginning with their Recovering the Satellites Tour. This was easily their best! Adam is such an amazing storyteller. He gave the background for a few of the songs as a way to help celebrate 25 years of music. Wow! is all I can say. I wish he had the time to talk about all of them before playing!
By warrenpce
25years &Counting
Live and Counting Crows still rockin after 25years. Really thought Live sounded Great with the 2 drummers and extra guitar player!
By OCCindyB
Counting Crows and Live! Killed it at 5 Points!
25 year anniversary? You’d never know it by the way they played! You could tell how much fun they were having. Excellent concert at an excellent venue!
By Kingoqueens
Counting Crows always delivers!
We love the counting crows! It was my first time to the five points at the theater and I thought that venue was very professional. Our seats were awesome and my gal really loved it!
By Vinyllyhere
Great Show
Both the Counting Crows and opening band, Live, sounded amazing. They played all the hits, and I even enjoyed the ones I didn't know. Don't miss!
By Anonymous
First time seeing counting crows and I was blown away. You can feel his emotions through his voice. One of the best shows I’ve been too.
By CJCan33
Just Sing!
Adam refuses to simply sing so we can sing along! Ruined the entire show.
By Ddeeznutz
Counting Crows
The show was great, the sound system at Five Point needs a little work.
Bio
In November 2013, Counting Crows released their seventh album Echoes of the Outlaw Roadshow, a live recording from their recent stint as headliners on the Outlaw Roadshow festival tour. The album reflected the band's pristine sets on the tour, which treated ticket buyers to Adam Duritz's haunting lyrics, the band's tight musicianship, and intense, emotional renditions of hits like "Rain King." On both the album and in concert, the band approached old and new material with a fresh eye, surprising fans with alternate versions of hits like "Round Here" and exploring new territory with covers of Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead.
The band's 2013 shows displayed the same energy they've had since breaking onto the scene in 1993, when they performed as stand-ins for Van Morrison at a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony and impressed attendees with their powerhouse performance of Morrison's "Caravan." That same year, the band's album debut August and Everything After reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200, propelled by catchy, powerful singles like "Mr. Jones" and "Round Here." Both songs remain '90s alt-rock anthems, garnering fervent audience reaction on the Crows' 2013 tour dates. In late 2013, fans were delighted by the news that the band were returning to the studio to begin work on a new album, slated for a 2014 release.