Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox Tickets

I’ve been watching on YouTube for years and loved so many of the performances. I showed so many people, watched on repeat and shared with people at work on social groups. I paid a lot of money for my me and my wife to go see them for the first time. I noticed a few things early on ranging from admittedly irrelevant to very disappointing. No Scott Bradlee? Huh? No grand piano. The host has a few jobs like setting the scene, introductions, thanks yous, singing some songs and also some padding of time to allow performers to rest and get ready etc. but the amount of filling he did blew my mind. He went on and on and on and on and on. Did he then start a song? No, he went on and on and on and on. Was something wrong? Is this normal? I don’t know. He was a fantastic performer and very good at getting everyone in the mood but I was shocked at how he could just keep going on and on and on. He wasted so much time. The next thing was key to me but might be irrelevant to 97% of people. The standard of the performances were good but what I always loved about postmodern jukebox was that the performances were elite. But these were just…good. It’s like they just hired some professional performers and did a few rehearsals. Nothing like Hayley Reinhart or Morgan James (for example) Nothing. I quickly came to the conclusion I’d wasted my money and they were just living off the “Scott Brandlee” brand name. If you look at the most popular songs on YouTube absolutely none of them are Zelda medleys. What was that about? I love Nintendo music but that was never what postmodern jukebox was about. Bizarre. I absolutely loved the short tap dancing interludes on YouTube but not whole performances of just tap dancing. Far too much. Overall, just disappointing. Are there still some gigs that match the original magic? I don’t know. I only saw this one.

This is the second PMJ concert we've attended. The first one was at an outdoor venue and bar in Asheville, NC. The Asheville experience was great, and the concert at the Walker Theater in Chattanooga was greater than great. It was absolutely superb! We are hooked. Anytime they come within a reasonable distance or a fantastic venue, we're there! They are live entertainment at their best!

We experienced Post Modern Jukebox twice now, and will do it again ASAP. They're so creative and talented. We recognize the songs (it can take a minute) and love the way they re-create them in different genres. There's not a dull moment, and the audience is totally energized and appreciative. Experience PMJ yourselves - you'll love it! It's completely original and entertaining.

The show was amazing. They put in a great show. It’s exciting and engaging and they keep you involved. One of the best shows I’ve seen by far.

I can’t tell you how much me and my friends loved this show. The musicians, singers and tap dancer were all incredible. Can’t wait to see them again.

The vocal, dance, costumes make this an amazing show. Lots of love from the audience- spontaneous standing ovations throughout the performance, reflected back by gratitude from the performers celebrating a landmark anniversary.

Everybody should see this show -- amazing music ... and tap dancing ... who could ask for more!

I loved your show April 1 at Fort Lauderdale. Your musicians and your singers and the girl tap dancing were phenomenal. The Black hole Sun song deserved the standing ovation and I loved seeing Matt Parker on the stage. #pmjtour I'll want to see your show again someday.??

A most amazing show. It had the most wonderful singers, tap dancer and musicians you could hope to see onstage. Soundgarden’s Black hole Sun was quite worthy of its standing ovation And I especially love seeing Matt Parker on the stage. I’ll love to see the show again someday.

PMJ puts on an amazing, interactive show. I look forward to their shows every year!!