Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Tickets

Fantastic performance, great atmosphere, really cool venue.

Great band. Very tight. You won't regret it. Royale was a great, intimate location.

Great band of eclectic sounds and also quite danceable. They didn't really fill out the venue as much as I had hoped and when there are fewer people, there tends to be less dancing which is too bad. But they played a good show and looked like they were having fun.

I've been a fan of Clap Your Hands for quite some time, but never had the chance to see them until their show at the El Rey. They were great and the audience was very much into them. A lot of dancing and energy all around. I enjoyed them!!

the darcy's were great! i liked their sound and stage presence. the theater was beautiful. it was a nice night. the darcy's were also friendly and not pretencious. the drummer was so good!

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah was really fun to see live! The lead singer Alec Ounsworth is a great singer, and there was great energy throughout the show. I am a huge fan of the band, so I really enjoyed the concert! Also the El Rey is a really nice venue -- quite small, and cool-looking.

Webster Hall is proving to be one of the best venues for shows of this size and artists of this caliber. The crowd filled the space nicely, with enough room to get from place-to-place. Nearer to the stage, it's easy to have the "personal" music experience without feeling suffocated by those around you. CYHSY put on a charged and vibrant show with a set that drew the audience in and tapped into a bit of primal rage. A few songs got the crowd moving and thrashing, but swaying and head-bobbing were the popular moves for the night. Despite the pricey drinks at the bar, it's easy to enjoy a $5 beer if you find the guys wandering the crowd.

Great fun. Wonderfully rhythmical and as engagingly offbeat as ever. Genuine connection with a home crowd starved of live appearances. Songs off the much-loved first album predictably had the best reaction but the new stuff slotted in very nicely.

The songs captured the essences of their recorded versions, but every musician seemed to be putting something extra in. More drum variations, more keyboard coloring, and of course the high speed strumming trickier than ever. I could focus on different parts at different times or let all the parts combine. What an experience!

The set was tight, fast paced and energetic. They played a pretty even mix of some of their old songs with some of their new. I would have prefered more of the new, however. The venue was small and intimate, which I loved, but the crowd was quite lame. Alec's vocals were spot on, but a bit too low. Not sure if it was the accoustics or the accompaniment, but I like to hear his voice above all.