Kula Shaker Tickets

Great show. Everyone who was at the Brooklyn Bowl experienced a special night. Love the latest album and would like to see them back in the USA again ASAP. Why only one USA date in '24? Come back, please.

To see Kula Shaker live is a life changing experience. Their music is out of this world as they create a magical atmosphere to invite us all to connect with something divine. For me it's a mystical experience that helps me to find myself. This concert had two opening acts: Tomorrowish and SeepeopleS. Both really in the vibe for Kula Shaker. Fantastic choice for an unforgettable show. Brooklyn Bowl was a perfect venue for the concert. Comfortable and beautiful, intimate and fun. Everything was supported by the creation of a setting by Mad Alchemist and his liquid lights that were perfect for the psychodelic mood for the show. If you have the chance to see Kula Shaker: don't miss it for the world!!! If the band you love play at Brooklyn Bowl: go! The venue is great. You won't regret it. Thank you Kula Shaker for sharing your beautiful art with us. Please visit this Continent more often.

What a show! Wish they would hit the states more often but I’ll take what I can get!

We had a great time traveling to New York from Boston for this much anticipated show, by one of my favorite bands. As always Kula Shaker delivered a fantastic performance, and even pulled out Golden Avatar"which is one of my personal favs. The added enhancement of the light show made it feel like we were at the UFO Club in London in 1967. The venue was a great space, with bowling alleys off to one side and super freindly staff. If you have never seen Kula Shaker live make a point of getting out to see them if they are playing anywhere near you in the future. I can't wait til next time!

This is the fourth time I have seen Kula Shaker, being fortunate enough to see them every time they have come through Boston over the years. This show was originally scheduled for back in February, but was postponed when their original keyboard player Jay Darlington rejoined the band around that time. It was well worth the wait getting to see the original band once again. They play many of their hits, especially from the first two albums that featured this line up. Crispian Mills is one of the most amazing front men, not only putting on an amazingly physical and visual performance, but also an awesome vocal, and extraordinary guitar performance as well. This band is solid and tight, and probably one of the best live bands I have ever seen. I'll right back at the front again the next time they come to town.

The concert was fabulous and the venue was great. Probably one of the best.

I tried to make this show from out of state but due to things out of my control like a hurricane and other things, I didn’t. I understand it’s up to the venue to resale tickets but I for sure thought a small venue would allow this. Instead they pocketed my money and probably two more at the door. I tried to even give them away to friends who live in the area and even posted on the band’s social that someone could take them for free. No one responded, sadly. Oh well, I hope everyone had a good time anyway. Next time I’ll buy the insurance if it’s available. (On another note, I did purchase insurance for Cure tix in the US, which was kind of useless but there was no way in hell I was gonna miss The Cure. Kudos to Robert Smith for fighting ridiculous TM fees for us.)

I've been a huge fan of Kula Shaker since the mid-90s, then enjoyed the two albums Crispian Mills did with The Jeevas, and have loved the band's work back together in the 2000s & '10s. Seeing them live (my first time) was a longtime coming, and it was well worth the wait. The band played with an intense passion throughout. Every track was tremendous. None of their best ones were left out with just one exception: "Into the Deep," which is a personal favorite. But that hardly detracted from the memorable evening I had.

This was an amazing show. I've been fortunate enough to see Kula Shaker overtime they've played Boston, but the last time was 17 years ago. This time was right at the front of the stage, and Crispian's energy is unbelievable. They played lots of their old huts, and plenty of new material from their recent release K 2.0. Sadly it's a pretty limited tour, but make sure you catch them if they are coming anywhere near you. I also had the privilege of meeting the band after the show, another benefit of a smaller venue.

Crispian Mills gaved an inspired performance at Rough Trade in Williamsburg. He is the best live performing guitarist with the ability to send out and receive audience energy to the point of ecstaticism for all involved. Kula Shaker is a tight, intelligent and deeply soulful band who curating the best and coolest influences of British rock history whether its Blind Faith, Otis Redding, Indian mystical classics, the Beatles and the Who. Mills moves like a dancer and pkays guitar like a master.