Soul Asylum Tickets

Great show brought me back to the early 90s really enjoyed it great performance

I wasn't super familiar with Soul Asylum's catalog. I only knew a few of the hits. But, this concert made me a fan. The band's playing is super tight and professional. Lyrics are engaging and heartfelt and the fans really get into. I will definitely see them again!

I’ve been a faithful Soul Asylum fan since they began. I was blown away by how rude the audience was. The couple in front of me talked loudly through the whole concert and the large group behind us were so drunk and annoying that we could barely hear the concert. No, I’m not an old lady. I was back downtown on Friday for The Suburbs concert at 1st Ave. I’m just a supportive and loving fan who wishes people who aren’t fans or who are rude would just go somewhere else.

Phenomenal evening with Ivan Neville Band starting a new tour with some wonderful new songs added to an already considerable group of ones already appreciated. Soul Asylum and the great players joining for this acoustic event really showed us how it can be done with style and grace. I was particularly impressed with Made to be Broken arranged and performed for this event along with many favorites and a few rarities from throughout their catalog of releases. Truly an event I felt honored and privileged just to be there.

Local band I grew up with living in uptown. Brought back so many good memories of good times.

Ive been a fan for years. They are still just as good if not better than the 90's. Dave Pirner talks with the crowd and makes it fun. Cant wait to go again!

The music was 5 out of 5 stars – everything I wanted it to be, sounded great. The one issue is with the Cabot – they really need to add a men's room on the 2nd floor.

First time seeing Soul Asylum in about 20 years was not expecting an acoustic concert but they did not let me down the two players seemed tight. Saw them at the Cabot Theatre great venue for this kind of show. They played all their hits and a few songs I didn’t know but sounded great was a lot of fun

I didn't realize the show was acoustic, but was pleasantly surprised. The venue was very nice and Soul Asylum very entertaining.

Corey Glover from Living Colour at the open followed by the music and comedy stylings of Soul Asylum - and acoustic to boot! A+

All i can say is beyong AMAZING.. Bucklist band and already have tickets for another state. Corey Glover was an incredible addition.

The plan was to take my son to see his new favorite band for his 21st birthday. Aidan is autistic and survived leukemia and has his mother's great taste in superb musicianship. However the show was not 18 plus and I have to go back to work as a severe autism teacher on his real birthday in August. But the trouper he is, he insisted Mum who has long been a Soul Asylum fan go without him. WHAT A SHOW. The songwriting stands the test of time to be among rock's forever best. In front of me was a couple in wheelchairs and the bands kindness to them showed me this is a band with not just erudite creativity, but also HEART. I came home happy. And my son, he made me promise to take him to see Soul Asylum in a city he loves-Minneapolis, AND to a Twins game (we completed 50 states, now completing all MLB ballparks!)

Phenomenal show. Two guys, several guitars. Nailed all the songs

Soul Asylum really delivered. Just Dave Pirner and Ryan Smith but that’s all they needed. The guitar music, lyrics and harmonies filled the Criterion. Really glad we saw them.

Great concert. The band was awesome. Been listening to their music since the 80s and so happy to have finally had the opportunity to see them. And best of all they played at the criterion Theater. An amazing place to see a band. Very intimate.

This was an outstanding show, please come back to the area! A pair of tremendously underrated & incredibly talented music acts from the 1990s Dave Pirner hit every last note on the guitar didn't miss a beat in my opinion...... what are rare gem of a show I loved it I really did

Came to see Soul Asylum but left a huge fan of Dishwalla. It wasn’t even fair Soul Asylum had to follow them. Just a phenomenal performance.

We weren't able to go due to circumstances beyond our control and wasn't able to get our money back because the last day to do so was Oct 24th and we didn't know that until the 25th. Thought we had gotten the insurance for the tickets but apparently we didn't so couldn't get our money back that way either.

Let's be honest, Dave Pirner doesn't need to do this anymore. He's written and played some great music for almost five decades now. He could sit at home and relax, release music and write soundtrack music to bring in some bread. While there was a smallish, a kind word for pathetic, crowd at the Effingham Performance Center, Pirner is a pro and knows how to deliver no matter what the crowd or lack of is doing. The man could entertain a gaggle of stoned teenagers waiting for the Seven Eleven to close so they can hangout on the roof. I was happy to hear "Veil of Tears", "Little Too Clean" and "April Fool" . Most of the crowd danced along to "Runaway Train" and that's fine but I'm there to hear some different stuff and Soul Asylum provided that relief for me. EPC is a great place to see a band, been there two other times and have not had a bad seat yet. It's a 1,200 seat venue and it's well kept and clean. The ushers are super nice and its easy to get to and parking is right there. Will attend again, here's hoping EPC books more bands like Soul Asylum. And here's hoping Dave Pirner keeps on chugging, because clearly the man is enjoying himself and so am I watching him.

Such a great concert! The band sounded great and their energy on stage was fun! Would definitely f recommend seeing this band!