Black Pumas Tickets

Black Pumas were electric live. Their music is funky and great to jam out to, but live is a whole different story. The lead singer was beaming with positive energy and started in the crowd and went back in during the concert. His vocal range and power is incredible and you can only truly understand it by hearing it live. Please go see them!

This was money well spent. Black Pumas put on A SHOW!! Vocals, excellent! Seats, excellent! Audience, excellent. Whole vibe was superb. Can't wait to do it again.

I’ve been going to concerts sfor over forty years, and this was perhaps the best I’ve ever been to! Such good music, infectious energy, and just good vibes all the way through!

The opening act The Dip and Black Pumas headlining was an amazing show! Highly recommended!

Very fun , high energy show. Love the Black Pumas on the radio but an entire different level at live show. I would definitely recommend seeing them live.

The Black Pumas put on a great performance. Even the warm up band, The Dip, played some good music. However, the venue (The Refinery) could do better by allowing chairs instead of just blankets. The blanket policy means that attendees have to stand throughout the event if they want to see the band. The stage lighting was also terrible with bright blinding red lights aimed at the audience. There was very little stage lighting that illuminated the band. Most of the lighting was back lighting that made it near impossible to see the performers. These two issues resulted in more of an auditory than visual experience.

The musicians were great and the vibe was awesome - when they could be heard. The bass channel was overpowering. Not loud bass. Not heavy bass. Not just turned up to 11. Tragic.

Black Puma’s rocked the Sylvee! The energy could be felt as they performed. I walked away feeling energized. Great show!

My partner and I love the Black Pumas and were excited to see them for the second time. Every musician and vocalist in the group is SO talented, and we were not disappointed by the quality of music they played, but rather by the set list. We expected the overall vibe to be more "chill"than other groups we've seen live, but the balance of slow to upbeat songs was way off. I think the only song the crowd really danced to was "Ice Cream", otherwise a LOT of the audience participation that was requested by the group seemed to be trying to force the audience compensate for the moving and grooving we wouldn't be doing otherwise. The group has a far better range of tempos than we saw with this set. Honestly? After an opener that I'll describe as promising but odd, a lull of almost an HOUR between opener and main artist, and a set list that was starting to bore us, we left before the show ended, along with several other audience members. If you're already going to start a show at 8pm on a Friday after most folks have worked all day, the audience is going to have a better time (and give the entertainer the energy they want) if the show isn't peaking when audiences are normally crawling into bed. Compound this with a set list of slow jams, and you aren't going to have an audience that walks away wanting to see you perform again. Another specific grievance was the prolonged use of strobing lights at the audience during the performance. This is not the first concert we've attended (tickets were purchased through TM) where there was NOT clear warning that there would be use of strobe lights during the performance before or after we purchased the tickets. I think the lights flashed at the audience for 90-120 seconds nonstop during one song, the act of which can cause migraines for people (like my partner). I wish there was clearer communication from performers and ticket sellers about the potentially dangerous lighting used during live performances, especially BEFORE the tickets have been purchased.

Amazing band playing a groovy mix of r&b and soul. Positive awesome vibe