The Jesus and Mary Chain Tickets

They put on a nice show with a lot of effort Much better than a few years ago on Landsdowne St.

I have seen the JAMC before. This was their Best. They came out of the gate like a raging bull and blew the Stars Out of the Sky with one great hit after another. Everyone in the crowd was dancing and going crazy. Then they transitioned into some of their newer songs from Damage and Joy such as Mood Rider and Always Sad. Solid songs. The JAMC then went deep into their archives halfway through the show and performed some hits from Psychocandy and Darklands. These were well received and took me back in time to a dark and moody 1989. The JAMC wrapped up a high energy show with a feedback psychedelic extravaganza full of flashing strobe and dry ice. It's was an awesome experience. I have seen the JAMC before, but never like this really. They were just so passionate and wild and enthusiastic. If you have a chance to see them. Go. Get your ass off the sofa. Shut off the Netflix and go see some awesome live Rock and Roll.

JMC played almost two hours of their best spanning the whole catolog with some they hadn’t played in over a decade. They sounded great. I got lost in a trance of sweet overdrive fuzz and wahwah!

First time seeing them since lollapalooza in the 90's and was not disappointed.

The Brothers Reid, aka, The Jesus And Mary Chain, rocked the joint! The band was tight, and the set list was all their top speed hits, including a couple new hits from their new record. It was a memorable night elegantly capped off with a free JAMC poster handed out at the exit door. One gripe: the ultra bright LED strobe lights flashed from the stage into the audiences faces was overdone. Back off on the blinding lights so the audience can focus more on the music.

The Reid Brothers, along with their three merry sidemen, played fuzzed out JAMC jams behind their typical wall of smoke. Jim Reid up front, all the rest backing him up, with William on the right. Not much to look at, never very dynamic. But great Jesus & Mary Chain tunes.

this the best show i have seen from them. They played almost 2 hours! The Warlocks were great and a good fit.

First time seeing this band and they were awesome! It made me want to see them again live. Definitely recommend.

But I wish I could say the same of a couple of concert-goers. I get enthusiasm, a little singing, a little dancing, a few pics, maybe a short video, maybe an exchange of words between songs, or even a hushed comment during the songs. Fine. Enjoy yourselves. However, if you want to talk/shout over the music non-stop, like you're in a bar and you don't give a shit what's on the sound system, or like it's your own living room and you can replay your Netflix any time you want, maybe consider that other people are there to enjoy the show as opposed to hearing your loud mouths punctuating every moment. Go talk in the back, go into the lobby or maybe leave the venue altogether because obviously you aren't there to watch the show. JAMC were very good. It was nice hearing the new songs and a great variety of favorites and a couple deep cuts from most of their career. They played well and feel like they're back in a groove.

JAMC is one of my all-time most favorite bands and have been so since the early 90's. I saw them in '95 at SDSU with Mazzy Star. They gave a rock solid perfomance, absolutely impressive. William's guitar was awsome and innovative as always. Jim's lyrics were true to form. The band was tight and truly delivered. Outstanding concert!!!!!