Natasha Bedingfield

I loved EVERY minute of it and didn't want it to end.

I enjoyed the concert immensely. Natasha was amazing on stage. Dressed in all black, she glowed ethereally as she moved rhythmically across the stage. Song after song the crowd cheered for more of the soulful songstress. As an added bonus, concert goers enjoyed free slices of Freschetta's fresh baked pizza. Two thumbs up!!!

The two opening acts (Andy Grammer and Kate Voegele) who I had never seen or heard before were both excellent as was Natasha herself. The two hour show was incredible! Natasha's voice was amazing and she gave the public a nice mix of the popular songs (Pocketful of Sunshine, Unwritten, These Words), the hidden gems (Strip Me, Angel), some nice surprises (Purple Rain, Smooth Operator) and material from her latest CD. Also, she was humble and sweet towards the crowd and her band (her background singer Jess was INCREDIBLE!). This was the last show of her tour so definitely try to catch her the next time she comes to the US!!!!!

This was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. Natasha and her band put on a spectacular show... in an intimate atmosphere. Don't miss her tour!

I'll start with the venue being an absolutely charming old theatre with very good acoustics making for a marvelously intimate setting for a show, not a bad seat in the house. Natasha Bedingfield; what can I say, she was amazing. Very personable with the audience and when it comes to singing she is in a class of her own! She can belt out a tune to get the crowd going or sign a nice soft melody that really is music to the ears. Some of the show was with the band playing and some was acoustic with only a guitar accompanying her, which was very special as you really got to see just how great a voice Natasha has. I'll definately be looking to see her again the next time she comes to the area.

This concert was incredible! The openers were great and reacted with the crowd. I had never really listened to either before the show, and ended up loving them, especially Kate Voegele. Then Natasha came out on stage and put on an amazing performance. New songs, old songs, a cover or two, her conversation with the crowd, whatever she did, it was incredible. It's all you could hope for from a concert and more. Then after the concert, both Natasha and Kate Voegele were in the lobby talking with fans, taking pictures, signing autographs, and more. Both performers stayed and made sure all fans were happy before leaving. Kate even got a box of her new CDs for fans who were waiting to buy copies to have her sign! All in all, this is easily the best concert I have been to, and will ever see. If there are tickets for a show near you, be sure to grab them and get ready for an amazing time!

Natasha had two great opening bands...though I did not catch their name. The crowd was cheering tooo loud. Somerville Theater was a great place to experience these bands. It was a small venue and very intimate. Well worth the price! She did a great cover of "Purple Rain" and a few other songs. I was quite impressed.

Ok i went to a nastasha bedingfield concert back in 2008 and she was amzing!!! whole crowd was on their feet and wanting even more!

I went to The Ritz Ybor venue. It was a nice small building that allowed for me to get up close to the stage and not feel crammed into the place. I would definitly watch another performance there. The show started with Andy Grammer, who was very energetic and fun to watch. Kate Voegele followed him. I was unfamiliar with her music but she had a nice voice. Natasha was next. She was absolutely amazing and sang all my favorites. I will look forward to seeing her perform again in the future. Anybody that enjoys her music MUST see her live, she's that good.

Natasha Bedingfield was amazing live. Her voice was flawless and every song was a hit. She was great on stage. She looked great too! Absolutely loved her outfit. Met her after, and she was so nice. Would definitely do it all over again! The venue was great. She was great. Everything was great!

This was such a great event! The venue was awesome and Natasha has such great stage presence. I enjoyed every minute of it. The opening acts were great as well, Andy Grammer was so much fun! I would highly recommend this concert!!

This show was awesome! I went to see Natasha but the other 2 acts were awesome as well! I would def go see it again, and tell others to as well!

I have been waiting for her to come to Atlanta. My daughter's song was a "A Face without Freckles" My daugter passed away in 2009 and this was an event we wanted to do together. I loved the concert and how close I was to Natasha. To sum it up I loved it, I loved it and I loved it

Natasha puts on a fabulous, unforgettable show! I absolutely loved this concert! I especially loved when she took requests and then met with fans after the show!

I didnt even know who the first opening act was until he finished playing, but he was fantastic! Kate Voegele of course killed it!! I've always loved her, ever since she came onto One Tree Hill. Seeing her after her set made my night! Natasha of course had the most incredible mind blowing set! I learned so much more about her & her music, and she was so personal & made the night so much fun!! Definitely would see all of them again!!

I love it. I have a great time and it is soo carefree. Natasha is just having her great time what she love and interact with us. LOVE IT!!

Very good show. Excelent performer, So much better than expected. Incredible voice and energy on stage. A must see.

I thought that the opening Andy Grammer was energetic and fun. Kate Voegl was cutesy and IMO a bit country soudning and boring . Local Houston raised singer songwriter musician Tory Taylor Tompkins would fit Natasha's show much better and bring the energy up. . The Natasha Bedingfield headliner (NB for now) was great for the first half although she kept up her amazing energy throughout her set . My favorite of the night was NB All I need... a bit too many covers in second half but still well done. I estimate ther were about 550-700 people there last night. There seemed to be some sound problems (veryminro though) in NB set. Is was very distracting how many times Kat Voegele (KV) woudl cup her left hand over her hear during her set.

I was pretty bored by Natasha's performance and actually enjoyed her opening acts much more. Too many cover songs and poor pacing, and her songs seemed much more repetitive live than they did on her CDs. Maybe that is just song selection, but I will not be seeing her live again.

This was my first time seeing her so I wasn't sure what to expect. The show setlist drew very heavily from her newest album "Strip Me" which has probably gotten the least amount of radio play of her releases. I find it to be her strongest and most reflective album yet so I was not disappointed. She has an underrated voice, yet she didn't overdo it when it came to showing off. She did all the familiar songs, though I was disappointed that she left "Touch" off of her set. She also did not do the customary encore which didn't really bother me much. All in all, she was entertaining and it was nice to see an intimate show.

Natasha Bedingfield's voice is amazing. A truly versatile instrument. Backed by a great band, her music is so positive. Amazing Purple Rain cover. Will try to see her when she returns to the metroplex.

She is a great singer with a huge range... not really pop.... hard to put a label on her music. Great back up musicians... especially the back up singers.

Pros: Natsh Bed had ALOT of fun performing wearing killer 5 inch heels.She moved around on the stage alot and danced with her band. She performed most of her hits, even from her first album, which was a great treat. Biggest negative: Doors opened at 7pm and she did not come on stage until 9:45 pm. I arrived at 8:30 and saw one of her opening acts. Opening acts sang wayyyyy to many songs. No knew the songs so was pretty bored for 1hr+. Also House of Blues does not accept credit cards, so I had to watch the opening acts sober:(.

Natasha was great, she sang with an effortless easiness, band sounded good. However, the venue, House of Blues, was loud, noisy and the sound engineers did not take that in an account. For us in the back, it was hard to hear her over the noise coming from others at the bar. Some of the lyrics were in-audible. Too bad, because from the parts we heard, when she sounded little louder, she was great! I don't think I would go back to the House of Blues San Diego for a concert of singers/songwriters. Maybe a heavy rock and metal band - yes. Only that type of music could overpower the noise from other patrons and concert goers.

It was a great night for music. First, about the venue: The House of Blues is located at Downtown Disneyland, which makes it very easy to get to, and very convenient. Despite its impressive look from outside, the concert hall is actually fairly small - a very good thing. And, as I got my Will Call ticket, I was told that, if I spent $20 there that day (including for dinner), I could get a pass to enter before most other people. That's what I did, and it worked beautifully: ended up on the front of the stage (although, to be honest, people that didn't were just behind me). The staff from the house was also very nice and polite, and I have to say: aside from the one guy who pushed his way to the front, the crowd was also very nice and easy-going, making it an even nicer night. The one negative, I'd say, was the heat. Maybe because the place was sold-out, but it got very warm at the floor. And also on stage, as all performers were literally dripping sweat in front of us (and not the "I'm running around and singing" kind, but the "It's really hot" kind). Now, for the shows: Andy Grammer came in right around 8pm, the scheduled time, and was a VERY nice surprise! I didn't know of him although, once he started playing, I did recognize a song or two. Very nice music, fun music, good voice. And yes, all the 15-year-old girls were going crazy for the guy, and he does know how to play the crowd. Did many songs solo, without the band, which was a nice touch. At total, I believe he played about 8 songs, including his latest hit, Keep Your Head Up, which is great live. He also had a special guest for a cover song. Kate Voegele was cute. I did know of her, and liked some of her songs. While she's more than petite physically, she does pack a punch on her songs every now and then, and seemed to be having fun. Highlight was definitely "99 Times." And then came Natasha. She came up at 9:35pm, exactly the time we'd been told previously she would - showing that the production did keep everything running on time. And then went on to play for almost 1h45m. She included many older songs, many of her hits (Pocket, Single, Unwritten, etc.) and some crowd favorites (Soulmate, for example), with many songs from her latest album. While she didn't do that much stage banter - less than in previous shows, it seemed - she did walk around, stood up and sat down, and, when she did talk to the audience, seemed nice, even playing with the cane of one of the ladies in the front. Her band was great, including guitar, bass, drums and one backup singer (instead of two, as last time I saw her a few months back). And great production, taking advantage of the lighting system to create some great effects during the show. It was quite odd, though, that they didn't do an encore, at all. When they left the stage, some of us didn't move at all, waiting for the usual "they'll come back and do a few more songs" (including "Touch," which they never did), but the curtains closed, the lights came up and staff told us that was it. Maybe it's a house thing, maybe it's a Natasha thing, but, yep, no encore. The worst thing about her show, I should say though, was the acoustics. Kate also had a bit of that problem: at least for us in the front, the instruments completely drowned her voice at times - you'd only hear the guitar or drums, and not the singer. I'd hope it was just that night, but it's a big issue with musicians like Natasha, where her voice should overpower everything else during a song - and it didn't. I've seen her live before, and have to say the acoustics and overall sound of the other venues worked better. Overall, it was a great show, definitely worth the money paid. Natasha and the opening acts made it a great night out.

Good time. Loved the Prince "Purple Rain" rendition.

I Love Natasha Bedingfield! She was amazing live, the venue was really good, the tickets were cheap, and she can sing live! It was an amazing concert for a cheap price! When she was on stage she sang like she sings on her cds, Flawless! I would so recommend going to see her live! Plus the opening acts were good except...Kate Voegele! She was seriously annoying! Andy Grammer Was AMAZING! Less Is More Tour 2011!!!!

The show astounded me all around. I am a huge Kate Voegele fan and it was my first time seeing her and she blew away my expectations. She did a meet, greet & autograph thing out in the lobby which was even more exciting! I got a picture with her and an autographed CD. Natasha Bedingfield totally shocked me. I really hadn't listened to her newer songs until about a week before the show. I am now in love with the entire CD. She's an amazing performer and the show was so much fun!

If you have ever had the expirience where you pay to see a performer and they just don't sound like.. well, themselves? Natash is NOT one of those artist! I was blown away by how friendly and how she related to the audience and took time out to kinda chat and relate to us. I was also blown away by what we all came to hear.. the voice. She sounds EXACTLY like she does on the CDs, but only better. I wish she would do an acoustic or live cd of her songs and some of the covers she performed. The version of 'Letter in a bottle' by The Police and her cover of 'Purple Rain' were AH-MAZING! The band needs to get some credit as well... all were perfect and her back-up singer was incredible as well. If she ever comes back to Seattle and heads to to the Showbox you can consider me there. This was my first time at the Showbox and it was beautiful and was shocked about how big it was. The atmosphere and the crowd size were just perfect and I would love to come back soon and see another fantastic show. The only negative I would give would be the start time of the show and the opening acts. I loved Andy grammar and think it should have been just him. The more than one opening act is too much and the start time of the show being close to 9:30pm was a little too much.

Natasha Bedingfield was fabulous as expected. She has amazing stage present, jumping around and dancing but still singing amazingly. Andy Grammar, who is less well known, opened for her. Once you hear his music you will recognize it but he is sill up and coming. He was much more casual, sitting down in jeans and playing his acoustic guitar. If you came for music, you will enjoy it. Between these two talented musicians, Kate Voegele belted out songs for an hour. She has a nice country voice but her songs are boring and she is so self-centered it makes me want to throw tomatoes at her. Someone needs to tell her that you don't say thank you when nobody is clapping for you.

this was my first time at the Showbox at the market for a concert. Fantastic evening, fabulous set of songs. Even the opening acts had it going on. Great energy.

Natasha Bedingfield truly put on a wonderful show that was simple & fun, and her voice sounded so good live! If she goes on another tour, I will be there!!

Nataha Beddingfield has a great energi on stage. Cheap tickets to a great concert experience.I like her style even better live than on the radio... To few seating options though, when you buy a seated ticket and there are no chairs because the few there were are taken.

Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! Natasha was amazing! She is a fantastic performer and her back up singer and band members are each great performers, as well.

Truly memorable concert - amazing vocals - Great spirit - Very interactive with audience-Loved the band as well - Thanks!

Natasha rocked the house! She sounded great, and we didn't want her to stop. She played new and old songs and even added her version of Prince's "Purple Rain" which sounded better than the original. Her voice is a beautiful instrument.

A wonderful concert including the two opening acts. Natasha has the ability to 'release inhibitions' from herself and her audience with her free flowing, candid, sultry and playful style. She pulled from all her best songs from her released albums.

Natasha Bedingfield is amazing! She has a flawless voice, and she really just puts on a great show. She does her thing, and her band and backup singer are also very talented. I came to the show to see Kate Voegele (who is also a flawless performer), but I ended up being very impressed with Natasha's performance and the show overall was fantastic.

The entire show was amazing. I loved how Andy Grammer and Natasha Bedingfield sang together on stage. it was an incredible night that i will never forget

Great Show! Great Energy! Great Venue! I would recommend to everyone to see her live. I know that her tour ended here in Ft .Lauderdale, but I know she'll be back

I would absolutely recommend to anyone who wants to have a great time at a show -- to purchase the VIP Upgrade package through Live Nation after you get your ticket. It includes special Foundation Room Access, VIP Seating and DINNER. I was greeted at the VIP Check-In podium and shown to the seating area. I had dinner (New York Steak -- YUM!) and then went up to the foundation room for a tick (where I was able to say hello to Tasha :-) All the staff treated me like I was a KING -- and the performances by all 3 artists were magnificent. I would definitely do this again (and again, and again...)

You want to talk about an amazing show. The Less is More Tour is that show. Andy Grammer is a one man instrument with so much energy. Kate Voegele was so amazing my only wish is that her set had been longer. She was the reason I went to the show. Then there was Natasha Bedingfield. She has such an amazing voice. Watching the guitar player playing using a drum stick as a pick was amazing. I have seen alot of shows in my time but never seen anything like that. Natasha had so much energy and such a presence on the stage you just could not stop yourself from dancing and singing along.

her voice was great and every performance just got better and better. She basically performed every song she has put out and a few great cover songs as well.

Went to a gig with 2 of my daughts. Natasha Bedingfield was the headliner with Kate Voegele and Kevin Hammond were the 2 opening acts. Kate was the reason we went cause we met her a few times before and wanted to catch a good gig and she's pushing the new cd. But the whole show rocked - great line up and Bedingfield has a vocal range that is incredible. Surprised me totally. She works the crowd real well. Kate was very passionate with her performance and Kevin Hammond had a nice acoustic set

Last night I went to see NATASHA BEDINGFIELD in concert at Irving Plaza, in New York City. It was my second time seeing her in concert. She was beyond wonderful. She was warm, and happy on stage doing lot's of story telling to the crowd. In between songs & talking, she did fun ablibed acapella 30 second covers of Nelly "Hot In Here", Beyonce's "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It), and even Britney Spears "Hold It Against Me" (better than BS's version). Natasha also did a really good cover of The Police's classic "Message In A Bottle" that had the whole crowd sending out a SOS to the world. That's not all, she also did a great live cover of Prince's "Purple Rain" that got her a standing ovation. It was a big highlight of the night. She also had special guest Kevin Rudolf sing "All I Need" with her (their duet is featured on Natasha's "Strip Me" CD). It was great how she sang not only new tracks from her new cd "Strip Me', but tracks from her album catalog. She pleased everyone singing all her greatest hits single's like "Angel","These Words","Singe","Soulmate","Love Like This","Pocketfull Of Sunshine", and "Unritten". The one continous highlight of concert/show was Natasha's live vocals. Her vocals were amazing. I couldn't believe how she kept hitting all those high notes with such ease. She sings like it's as easy as talking. Her voice is in such great shape that not even Whitney Houston can match up to her now. Yes that's how strong & powerful her voice is. I loved the show, and now I can't wait to see her again. I own over 100 Natasha Bedingfield worldwide cd's, and now I love her music even more. I also would like to add that her band was just as great especially her background vocalist Jes (I hope I got her name right). Jes's vocal's blended perfectly with Natasha's vocals. I hope Natasha keep's her for year's to come. Thanks Natasha for a great night, and thanks for singing your heart out for NYC. Loved it. LOVE YA !!!!

such a rock star. Talented, and very hot too! she did stripped down version of a couple of her songs and spiced a few others up. She did a couple classics as well and killed it like Purple Rain. She's amazing

Natasha is so charismatic, energetic, gorgeous and has an great voice. Her concert was amazing ! Almost two hours ! I loved it.

IT was a very awesome show, all 3 performers were very amazing. I really liked seeing a show at this theatre it is a small enough venue that all seats are great for viewing the stage and big enough for the crown to really be felt. I felt that the price was good too. $21. they also had a bar and the prices were good too, $5 for a pint(16oz)

This had to be one of the best concerts that I have ever been to... And I have been to many. At first I was not sure if it would be really good... I was also worried that it would be a short concert. It wasn't short at all, she sang almost all of her songs and some other songs that had everyone singing. Natasha was incredible... amazing voice, awesome persona and there was such a great ambiance. She had us singing, laughing, jumping and screaming the whole time. Never a dull moment. I would definitely go to another one of her concerts, and I will have to drag all of my friends along because it is something not worth missing.

The opening act of Andy Grammar was good. Kate was not. But Natasha Bedingfield was awesome! She really can sing and knows how to engage the crowd. Her songs are inspiring!

before she showed up, we were already tired by listening the other 2 people, on feet. Andy Grammer was fun to watch, I cannot say the same thing for the other lady, I guess her name was Kate... Sorry if I was wrong. However, when she showed up, I totally forgot how tired I got while waiting for 2 hours for her to show up. Her performance was awesome, Her guitarist, Luca Campaner, he was amazing. amazing. amazing.

Great performance - sounds great live and two awesome opening acts....sang songs from both albums...great band....love her lyrics...highly recommend

shows were fantastic, venue should have turned a/c down earlier

Her show was great. Very intimate. Crazy pipes!! Andy Grammer was a great opening act. Made me want to download more of his music. Kate Vogel was not that great.

Kate Voegele was the highlight for me- the reason I went, though. I have seen her perform 4 times now (3 times in Boston, once here in FL) and she never disappoints. She has a great live presence, connects well with her fans, sings beautifully and powerfully live, and always chooses great set lists. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Natasha Bedingfield was fun, too. She played some of her songs and some covers.

She was amazing! The venue was also very cool definitely going back soon. fyi wear sneakers!!!

Natasha Bedingfield's performance was fabulous! She sounded great live and had a good set with a large amount of songs. You can tell she is into her performing and loves what she does. She brought so much energy to the stage! Since it was a small venue, I felt the concert was more up close and personal and I liked that she interacted with the fans. The opening acts were good too and it was amazing when everyone came out at the end and did a big finale since it was the last concert on the tour. The only thing complaint I have is that the show was supposed to start at 8:00 and we weren't even allowed into the venue till almost 9. After the opening acts, it was around 11:00 before the main show even started. I know myself and most of the people around me were getting tired of standing and being cramped in the space, especially after the extra wait outside. That aside, great performance and I would definitely go see Natasha in concert again! :)

To say I've been to a lot of concerts is an understatement. I'm usually leaning more on the rock side when it comes to concerts I attend, I'm used to moshpits and headbanging..But I truly believed Natasha was one of the best of our generation so I decided to give it a go. Boy am I glad I did. She has as much stage presence as I have EVER seen. It was the last night of the entire tour, so they went all out. Natasha has this certain human-ness about her. What you see is what you get. Her voice is flawless, unique, and powerful. She gave me goosebumps with every note she hit. She performed her biggest hits from Unwritten, to Single. She added a little flair to every song, switching it up every now and then. She was crowd interactive, danced around, and she even covered a few neat songs like Purple Rain and Smooth Operator. Her band was just as flawless and together, the show felt so intimate that I felt like I was interrupting a band practice. Natasha is beautiful and talented inside out. She's the definition of raw talent, and she's far too underrated. I will definitely see her again if she comes back to Florida. I also have to give props to the venue. Although the show started late and they took forever to get us inside...The place was incredible for an intimate concert, they quickly set up between performances, it was cool and comfortable despite the crowd, the small bar inside allowed for easy access to refreshments and drinks, and it was overall pretty pleasant, time aside.

I loved the venue! It was an amazing atmosphere altogether. The concert blew me away. I loved every minute of it.

Great show, just hated the wait. The sound was amazing.

I had a great time and met some cool and interesting people. Andy and Kate were great opening acts. Andy had some cool beat boxing and Kate's voice is incredible. Now to Natasha, she is dazzling. She sang like 30 songs! She went hard and gave every ounce of energy that she could. I was surprised her throat didn't explode. I also loved her little hand movements and dance. She is a fantastic performer!

Great venue but doors opened a hour later than advertised... and the performance was above average. 3 and a half stars :)

Natasha is beautiful, charming and dynamic. Her performance was filled with the ups and downs an audience hopes for...sweet love songs to crazy, rockin' dance songs. She had an intimate "acoustic" series of songs right in the middle of her set. She kept us fully engaged and entertained the whole time. Opening acts, Andy Grammer and Kate Voegle were great as well. There were no disappointing parts to this show at all.

Natasha Bedingfields performance was Incredible! and the opening acts were unexpectantly great too.

No words to describe how great she was! AMAZING!!!

She was lovely, her concert was unforgettable and she was very kind with all of us, she signed our merchandise.....very nice singer!!!

This concert was amazing-especially for the price. Not only was Natasha Bedingfield awesome, but her openers Andy Grammar and Kate Voegel rocked the house as well!! They were all very humble and Kate Voegel and Andy even had a meet-n-greet time with fans before Natasha went on.

Andy Grammer surprised me with his music and awesome beat box! He was super in to his fans and stayed for hours to give hugs, take pictures, and sign autographs. Kate Voegele was amazing as usual and provided fans with quite a thrill by waiting around for hours to give fans autographs. She was down to earth and friendly as always! Natasha Bedingfield lite up the stage! She is a million times more amazing live than on CD - although her CDs are awesome too. She also stayed after the show to provide autographs for her fans. Overall I couldn't have asked for a better concert!