Fleet Foxes Tickets

Great band on a great night

Unlike their last trip to Raleigh, the weather improved the concert. Lovely spring evening made everything better and a fun coincidence to sing along to “the third of May” on the namesake day.

Excessively load and little visual effects.

The sound level was uncomfortably loud, and the high pitches is inaudible. The vocals were not clear. There were no visual effects except fog machines and very basic lighting. No digital screens, no lasers, no video images. I put my fingers in my ears and then could hear much more of the high pitch vocals and acoustic guitar. I'm 51, but I noticed a young lady with her hands on her ears too. Went to the very back of the seating, and this helped a bit. The lead singer did not introduce the band, and not much connection between the band members was displayed. This was my least enjoyable concert at this venue.

Fleet Foxes

Fleet Foxes are my favorite band, and this was my first time seeing them live. They exceeded all of my expectations. It was simply spectacular. If you’re into this band at all, I highly recommend seeing them live. It’s better than even the best studio recordings, and they are all so funny and charismatic in addition to being fantastic musicians.

Fleet Foxes

Third time that I saw them in this tour and they have been wonderful at each show . Great band !

Fleet Foxes was great as usual

In 2011, Fleet Foxes player Red Hat but had to cancel mid-set due to storm conditions. This year they finally returned and were just as great. The venue is just okay. The staff and security were all very nice and helpful, but the chairs are pretty rusty and they’re packed together like sardines in a can, so if you’re stuck near two drunk couples who alternated between talking loudly and making out, you’re pretty much stuck. But the band was great and that’s what counts. Here’s hoping they come back soon but to a different venue.