Miike Snow

This venue is legiiiiittt!!! Seriously there is no bad seat here and the acoustics are amazing. For being so crowded exiting was so smooth and fast. Such a a great show and perfect venue.

Phantogram did an amazing show and interacted perfectly with the audience. however miike snow was okay. he didn't interact with the audience and the one time he did he got the name of the city he was performing in wrong. i would pay to see phantogram again for sure!

Penguin Prison as the opening act started the night out with a bang. Incredible beats and talent, I couldn't stop dancing. Miike Snow entered in a sea of lights and smoke and the crowd went from mediocre to absolute insane within moments. All my favorites were played: Sans Soleil, Black & Blue, Animal - and I also discovered how much I love Penguin Prison's repertoire. It was an overall incredible night only to be outdone had the sets been longer. Awesome venue (Metropolis) and non-stop dancing. I had an absolute blast.

Amazing show. Miike Snow is one of the best performances to see this year.

The Masquerade is a dark and intimate venue. Miike Snow was great there! The only thing that I did not like was that Andrew Wyatt (the lead singer) seemed to keep disappearing off stage. He was still singing but I have no idea where he went to!

Miike Snow put on one of the most engaging shows I've ever been to. They performed as if we were a crowd of thousands instead of just the few hundred that can fit into Heaven at Masq. If they're coming to your city, or anywhere near it, go see them.

This show blew us away! The band was even better live and the energy of the band and crowd were amazing!

This is the most AMAZING band I have ever seen! I have never danced so hard in my LIFE. I will be at there show in Dallas in June.

Great show, a lot mero techno than the actual CD but great none the less

I and my brother had to wait for 2 hours before the highlight band played. Then, we had to wait for another hour before Miike Snow played. In the beginning, Miike Snow couldn't performed to their best because the audio system was bad, the vocalist microphone was not loud enough, the place was too cramp so the sound bounced back, distorted. The several last songs were amazing and the lighting was awesome. I am a big fan of Miike Snow and I gave respect their effort in the poor venue. It would be a lot better if they played somewhere else that can accommodate their rich music.

There music is great feel good music with danceable beats and awesome lyrics to sing along too. There stage presence was engaging and active. The light show and tech quality was superb. The misted light was a memorable aspect.

The band: I had a feeling that Miike Snow might be more of a studio band, but I was proven completely wrong about this! Their stage show was fantastic! Lots of movement, lighting changes and fog kept the crowd mesmerized. They also sound very good live as well. The vocals sounded perfect and were very close to how they sound on the album. The venue: Showbox SODO is nice, large venue with ample room for the beer garden that doesn't interfere with the rest of the space. Lines were long, but they moved quickly so I have no complaints. The sound was a bit rough though and I'd imagine that most of this has to be blamed on the venue. At times there was significant crackling sounds coming from the right channel and at others it felt like the woofers were having trouble keeping up with some of the deeper tones. I expected a little bit better acoustics for a newer venue. The crowd: The crowd was unlike any I've seen for a concert like this. I'd estimate that 50-60% of the crowd was female and the average age was probably around 25. People were dressed pretty nice too -- as if they were going out for dinner. This was definitely not the dark clothes, black mascara, dyed hair alternative crowd that you usually see at modern music concerts. The audience did, however, become very involved in the show, jumping, dancing, clapping and cheering at all of the right times. Conclusion: Between the awesome performance of Miike Snow, the perfectly arranged set list (for order and time) and the crowd, this is one of, if not the best concert I've ever been to. My friend and I were still talking about how pumped up we were by the whole experience the next day. I would go see Miike Snow anywhere and I hope they continue to put on five star performances like this one. I can't wait for the new album.

For a band that only has 1 release Miike Snow killed it! Probably the best light show I've seen for a smaller band ever! Sat in the balcony and was able to see the whole show perfectly unobstructed in all it's glory! If you have a chance to see these guys then you should make a point to go...you will not be disappointed. These guys have an interesting career ahead of them

The show was amazing. I can't wait to see them again.

The music was incredible and the sound in the venue was perfect. Miike Snow put on an perfect show and the venue was packed. So happy I was able to get tickets and everyone I went with felt the same way!

I had to drag my cousin to see miike snow perform becuase he didn't know who he was but as soon as miike snow began my cousin's face filled with excitment.....all in all It was amazing..and Delorian was Great.

Go see Miike Snow. May have been the best concert I've ever been to.

Love, love, love! The use of masks, crazy lighting and incredible beats all came together to be an amazing show. I would recommend it to anyone.

Miike Snow was great - singer in good form. Too much time between bands is my only complaint - would have liked for Miike Snow to come up about an hour earlier.

Excellent performances and acoustics! It's always an amazing experience to visit Greek Theatre

Both Miike Snow and Phantogram performances were awesome. Having seen Phantogram a number of times, I knew what to expect. But MIIKE SNOW?! WOW! They blew me away with their versatility and overall performance. Loved the venue as well!

I had no idea what I was going to get when I came to this show. I was more familiar with Phantogram but had never seen either group perform live. I was impressed with how good the vocals were for both groups since it was near the end of the tour. I danced my way through both performances and loved the energy of the crowd as the sun went down and Miike Snow performed "Silvia". It gave me a new appreciation for that song. The only drawback I can think of is that sometimes Andrew wyatt seemed a little loopy; like lightweight drunk loopy. Some of the things that he was doing definitely made me feel like he was pretry "sauced". But overall it was a great concert and I would definitely go see them again!

I was into Phantogram but have become a big fan after seeing their concert! Sarah's voice is amazing live and there is so much chemistry between her and the audience. She also brought a doggy on stage and it was a big hit. The effects/graphics was also perfect - I especially loved the animals in Cruel World, Jellyfish in Mouth of Diamonds, and the animations for You Don't Get Me High Anymore. I also liked Miike Snow but his presence on stage could not compare to Phantogram. His effects were too small and his songs were sort of monotoneous after a while... I am sorry to say but his concert was not all that worth it.

I really like Phantagram (when they are not live). I believe that their sound guy was WAY OFF on the bass/subwoofer. In complete contrast was the Miiike Sniiiw sound - it was really terrific and what you would expect in venue like the Greek.

One of the best shows i have seen in a long time. Would gladly see them again

Great show at a fun venue. Wasn't sure about the reviews, but it ended up being just incredible.

second time seeing the band, last time was outdoors, this was smaller indoor. amazing!

I was lucky I saw Miike Snow at House of Blues on Sept. 27 and also at Radio City. The show in Boston was flawless and absolutely breathtaking, everyone in the band was up to Miike Snow high standards (especially drumming and vocals were superb, in my view). I danced my head off. They were also magnificent at Radio City. The sound was very good. Guitars were rocking. Andrew Wyatt's falsetto was fantastic as always. The setlist was great and included gems from all three albums. They really killed Animal, it was so good and energetic. Stage design was very Miike Snow, original and very postmodern light installation, very bright colors occasionally with stars like effects and with a smoke. The audience (both venues were packed) was excited and very happy. Such an incredible experience and impeccable show! Bravo, Miike Snow! And thank you so much!

I've been going to concerts for many years and I've never before been to a concert where you can't even see the performance because the band, including the lead singer, are in the dark without any spotlights. Honestly: about 85% of the concert we could not see a thing, the stage was near total darkness. I love their music and they sounded great, but hey, we came to see a concert, not just listen to music. Plus the video screens hanging from the ceiling were turned off! C'mon Miike! We want to actually see you guys!

Miike Snow are wildly talented. Not the best venue for them, but they are so so good.

Amazing show as always. The show not only matched the prestige of the venue but superseded it even. The lighting engineering was something I've never seen before, it was entertaining, beautiful and sophisticated. The sound was just tremendous, sitting smack middle of the Orchestra helped I am sure, but I wasn't going to have it any other way. Miike Snow is the best band out there currently, hands down! I only wish people just sat down. The seats are there to sit on! You pay a premium for a premium venue. Act like you deserve to be there. For all of our enjoyment!

Miike Snow did not fail to deliver a great show. Danced all night long. Great encores!!! Animal!

Miike Snow put on a great concert at the Newport here in Columbus, OH. The cover band Mona was excellent, vocalist has a Chvrches sound. Miike Snow brought out many of the hits, won't spoil it for you, but you'll definitely leave happy!

As an avid Miike Snow fan, any chance to see the band would be unforgettable. But they sounded so amazing that it was truly a treat. They had amazing energy. I danced so hard I hurt myself!

It was great to hear this guy after listening to his material for years. His performance didn't rely heavily on vocal augmentation like the recordings. Those effects were present but didn't steal the show. It was front mans Andrew Wyatt's unique stage presence that kept me wondering what flavor of performance he would provide next. Each song had a different feel from the last and each had a different sound that made it stand out compared to the studio recording. The lighting and LCD screen effects almost stole the show! It was also great to see each of the band members take turns playing all of the instruments. From guitar, drums, synths, to keyboard, they could do it all.

The show was poolside and with a great view of the strip! The opening act was great. Slight mic problems, but Miike Snow overcame them. All in all great show!

Such an amazing venue with a smaller crowd. Definitely enjoyed this show. Unforgettable.

Beautiful show! Beautiful people! I loved every minute of the show. I heard almost all of my favorite songs! The energy during the Silvia performance was absolutely magical! So glad I went!

The venue staffing were very friendly, and overall a great experience !

AWESOME SHOW and kaneholler was great as well. Would recommend to everyone

Decent show, venue looks like an old church community center didn't fit the band at all

Great show. Played a nice mix of new songs off their latest album and all their big hits. I can only think of a couple of other songs I would have liked to hear. Really walked away feeling like I had heard the best of Miike Snow. Liked the opening band KaneHoller a whole lot. I had never heard of them and became an immediate fan.

Loved seeing Miike Snow at the Buckhead Theater! What great artists and what incredible energy!! They did a cool job at mixing their new songs with their past hits. Couldn't stop dancing the entire night! So much fun!!! Oh! And KANEHOLLER, their opening act was amazing! Didn't know lead singer was Tyler Perry's younger daughter - soo good!

They performed the music better than it sounds on the album. What else can you ask for?

I will be as unbiased as possible. I would ACTUALLY give this show 4 stars and a half, but that isn't allowed. And this is coming from a die hard Miike Snow fan who dreamt of seeing them at the El Rey and couldn't! There were a few flaws! One of the things that intrigued me most about this show, was the opener. I was in the center pit and I saw the performance 3 feet away the maximum and I gotta disagree with the reviews here -- the sound was great! I think it was a little overbearing where my ears would start to tingle and vibrate -- but it wasn't consistent throughout the whole night as people were claiming. Andrew really knows how to put on a show even though I personally don't think he has a lot of stage presence. The whole band does a lot and they handled the situation pretty well during "Sans Solei" (Andrew was pissed and i know sound production got it after the show finished) Overall, great experience. The setlist was great! After seeing them live, I have a whole new perspective of when I listen to their music. Love them and i would highly recommend.

The Palladium couldn't even get the name of the band right on the marquee that faced Sunset Boulevard (MIIKE SNOW). LOL. After a long, long moody fog-soaked intro, out comes MIIKE SNOW, all of them in black velvet track suits. With a video screen shaped like the Emperor's window in The Empire Strikes Back where Luke fell, and so much fog it would have grounded planes, and a bit of an edge to the lead singer's voice, they roared through a great selection of tracks from their releases. Putting Sylvia up in the first half of the show was ballsy. The encore of Animal was expected. The song before that - during the outdo - the sound went out - and they played their hearts out not knowing we only heard feedback. Then I realized there had been something wrong with the sound ALL NIGHT. UGH. LOVE MIIKE SNOW though. This was their last stop on their long tour (they started in LA too). Glad to see they are getting more popular. They're very talented and deserve a wider audience even if it's tough to categorize them.

Miike Snow is incredible and I can't wait to see them again. They don't have a bad song in the repertoire and played them flawlessly. I didn't enjoy the opener, I'm always ready for new music and the band seemed to have a lot of potential but two things made it unbearably uncomfortable. The bass and reverb was painful and made me and my friends nauseous. And the female singers voice was over mic'ed and screachingly loud and hurt when she hit high notes and the speakers shrieked.

I was looking forward to this show as his albums are great to listen to and incredibly catchy. The sound was awful from the start. Everything was turned up full blast, we could barely hear what he was saying or some of the instruments that have key melody lines. I thoguht it might have been because we were upstairs at first, but it was even worse when we stood in the pit facing him. I have never walked out of a concert before - tried to stay but left after about 5 songs.

Thought this show would be amazing- it was even better than I expected!

This show was moved from the Orpheum Theatre to the Paradise Rock Club, which was standing admission only. Having had really good seats, I was very upset about this change. However, the venue was amazing! it is quite small and intimate, and the stage is no more than 15 feet away from you at any given moment. As for Miike Snow, they always give an amazing performance. Despite Andrew Wyatt being ill, the songs and the atmosphere made it a concert I will never forget. Thanks Miike Snow! Come back to Boston soon!

As someone who does not often go to concerts, this was really a great experience. The band really performed the songs and overall experience between the sound, visuals and performances. I also really enjoyed the opening act, Nikki and the Dove; the two bands were a great combination together with N &D being more of an 80's club inspired and MS being more alternative and current. Want to see them both again. Only issue was that the venues and starting times changed so it was a longer wait than desired, but the experience was still great.

This was a super fun concert if you love Miike Snow and love to dance (not worth it to me if you're not dancing)

Although the lead singer was sick and drinking tea the whole time, they put on a really great show. The opening act was very entertaining and I was so close to the stage that I made eye contact with both the opening act and Miike Snow. So glad they changed venues!

Miike Snow is absolutely one of the best bands to see live currently. Have seen them three times and each time is somehow better than the last. Their energy and music quality is unmatched. State Theatre is a great venue as well.

Fabulous show, the venue was not at capacity but they were great. If you love Miike Snow, don't pass up the chance to see them live!

FOH Sound was terrible, artist performance was fair with many mistakes.

Miike Snow always puts on a great show, and the palace was no exception. Really amazing venue, however was pretty dissappointed there was a lack of encore. They left the stage with the lights of and granted the crowd wasn't as large as others I'd been too, the majority of people who came to the show were likely not from spanish harlem, so it would have been cool to see them perform another song or two since we made the trek.

I love Miike Snow. We recently saw them at United Palace Theatre-- the sound quality was terrible. I don't know if they had a new sound guy or what, but my chest was vibrating the entire time b/c the bass was too low. You could not even hear any of the lyrics of the songs b/c the mics were too loud. We left after 20 mins. Very disappointing considering we spent $100 for 2 tix.

This was my first time seeing Miike Snow live and I was very excited. The venue was beautiful. My seat was outstanding. My only complaint is the set was too short. They were only on for about an hour.

The sound quality was terrible. Couldn't tell if it was because we were sitting on the lower lodge (first row), the cavernous ceilings, or just bad audio mixing. I'm tempted to believe it was the later. The sound was just muddled, too much bass not balanced at all. Practically ruined what would have otherwise been an amazing show.

Good show, however I expected a bit more. The opening act, Penguin Prison, totally outshined this show in my opinion, and that without any of the cool effects. The front man of Miike Snow seemed a bit like he did not want to be on that stage that night lol.

Absolutely fantastic. Loud and intense. Crew done well.

This show was amazing. I've been talking about it ever since. They are so great live and this was my first time seeing them. I had been anticipating t ever since I got the tickets months in advance. I cant wait to see them again!

Penguin Prison was amazing- my new favorite band!!!

Miike Snow did not fail! They kept the crowd alive and really enhanced the their 2nd album in their performance. The only negative aspect is the show was too short. An hour set--really? They have two great albums out, the songs could have lasted longer. They definitely touched up on the songs from their first album and really extended the beats from their second album. Great show overall, but wished it could have lasted longer.

Miike Snow had zero stage presence - just walked back and forth. The set list jumbled a great dance song from the first disk right into a slower song - so the crowd lost all momentum. The sound quality wasn't what I expected. Bottom line - I should have stayed home and listened to the albums.

An amazing show. Would see them again in a heartbeat.

I like Miike Snow's albums a lot but I was disappointed to see that even though they had 5 people on stage, there were many times when music was playing but nobody was touching instruments. I am fine with bands adding a little extra but when the main parts of the song are controlled by triggers and recordings, it takes it too far. The concert was so loud that at times it was basically just noise. This is a sharp contrast to the intricacies and nuances that can be heard on the album. The vocals did sound very good but WHY WAS THE LEAD SINGER'S PIANO IN THE BACK CORNER OF THE STAGE?!?!

This guy knows how to put on a show!!! I was sweating by the nights end, as were the other 5,000 people in the venue!! #unreal

Miike Snow was just amazing, from the venue (my first time at Terminal 5, great place and drinks weren't THAT expensive) to the freaking opening band.. yes even the opening band for Miike Snow is well worth checking out (Penguin Prison).. definatly will be checking both bands out in the future

Brilliant show. They are consistently true to their sound and remix their albums much to each concert-goers delight.

Terminal 5 was a great venue, extremely chill, well-managed and comfortable. Great ambience. Penguin Prison, their opening act, was funky and had a solid sound. Miike Snow was incredible; they played amazing renditions and remixes of their songs and really got the crowd dancing. "Animal" as an encore brought the entire house down. Loved them!

Great show. Sound quality was impressive. Drinks a bit pricey.

BEST SHOW EVER. SO GOOD. I assumed it would be pretty awesome but it completely exceeded expectations. Go see them if you have a chance because they're great performers and it is such an amazingly fun show to go to, you can't help but dance!

Loved it! Great energy and awesome performance!!!!!

This concert is one that I will someday tell mY kids about! Every part of the show was amazing! Can't wait to see them again.

They played all their hits but weren't the best performers. Kind of just sat up there and performed. I love their music so I had a good time.

Love the album, not a great live band. Very minimal interaction with the crowd, and light show seemed designed to obscure the band members. They had so many opportunities to get the crowd involved, which was raucous and partying and would have loved it. They only played 13 songs or so, and left out a couple of relatively big songs (e.g. horse is not a home)

The duo Miike Snow put on a great show. They cleaverly interweaved new and old songs to give the audience a taste of their new album while playing the crowd pleasing hits, Animal and Song for No One. They kept the audience engaged throughout the show and they sounded terrific. I would definitely repeat this concert hopefully getting a better view of the stage next time around on the floor. Don't miss them the next time they are back in town.

Visually amazing. They sound exactly like their album. Great live show. Ive been a few times. They never disappoint. Dance party.

This is my second time seeing them. First time being back in 2009 when their first album was released. They are AMAZING live. Put on an awesome show. They came out in masks and hoodies. My girlfriend and I were at the front and center of GA section. They played all their best songs from both their albums. They ended the show with Animal and everyone went bananas. My view was incredible and the energy almost tangible!

Really good show. Good energy and they are great on stage.

Andrew Wyatt never fails to put on an amazing live show. The new album sounded even better live..

Really great performance, great crowd, sound was absolutely perfect and the sound man should get a Grammy. We tried for five minutes to get them to come back for a second encore, oh well\u2026

If you are a fan of their music, I guarantee you'll have a great time. If you're not a fan, there's still a great chance you'll enjoy yourself.

Great performance. Terrible seats! There was a railing right in front of our seats that completely blocked the stage. May have been one of the worst concerts I've been to for that reason alone. And this is coming from someone who saw Ashlee Simpson at the Dixon State Fair......

Every song they played sounded better live than on record, if you can see them, do it.

What a PHENOMENAL show!! My husband was new to this group and I a huge fan, he was really impressed! The visuals and the crowd were outstanding. Bravo!!

They put on an amazing show, but it was pretty disappointing that they only played for about an hour and 20 minutes.

This show was in my top ten best live performances. Not only are they one I my favorite groups but they rocked. Best dance party at a show in a while!

It was in an amazing venue! The music was great live It was Chillmazeballz.

It was ok. The light show was annoying. Thought I was gonna have a seizure. And it was the shortest show on record. 1.5 hours. Maybe less. And the bar is very expensive. $7 for a beer that wasnt even a pint.

did they just phone in the performance? and what's with all the bros in the audience. It was like a frat house party. Ugh.

I loved their first album and the singles they released. I wondered how their live performance could possibly be better than their studio recorded work. Would their performance on stage be able to be recreated on the spot? Miike Snow did not disappoint. The best musicians and artists always sound better live - and they proved to me that they are not simply producers but artists.

one of the best shows i've ever gotten a chance to see. so much energy and such awesome vibes.

havent danced that much in over a year. Amazing set. Its a shame there were so many young kids - that kinda spoilt the vibe

This concert was basically a free-for-all, raging dance party with lasers, techno beats, raunchy dancing, nudity, champagne, and oh yeah miike snow was there. This was the longest concert known to man, but the only negative part about it was that Miike Snow didn't go on until 11:30 PM after over an hour from the time Major Lazer ended. I like Miike Snow but I have no idea what took them so long to get their equipment together. I don't think they had finished by the time I left at 12:30 AM, but I was exhausted from all the craziness. Also, I'm not sure if Santigold ever came back on, but she came out during Major Lazer's set for an unbelieveably brief 2 minutes. She said she'd see us later, but we didn't. Absolute craziness and incredibly fun - just way too long.

Major lazer, with their awesome light show and funky beats, was awesome. Miike snow was surprisingly good, save the odd masks he and band mates came out in. I would recommend both for a good time, especially at Terminal 5, a great venue.

I bought this ticket because, while I like Miike Snow, I wanted to see Santigold. She was on for 30 seconds...ridiculous.

there was a lot of sex simulation on stage and some spraying of champagne on the crowd. other than that, the music was pretty soild.