The Growlers

Great set list. Great atmosphere. Great Venue. Staff andService was excellent. The Growlers showed up and performed beyond expectations!

I was only here to see Growlers! they didn't let down at all. I love youuuuu, Brooks♡ until next time.

I love the growlers man they are pretty much the best to see live because they sound even better then on my iPod.

Brooks was sick I believe with bronchitis but holy shit did he put on one hell of a show The whole band is some pretty awesome guys they re really nice even had the chance to get them to sign a poster,

I really enjoy The Growlers, but they were really really bad live.

The venue was great and the growlers were really awesome!!

rude workers at the dingy and gross venue put a major damper on my favorite bands show. They were great as always.

I'm obsessed with the Growlers. I couldn't have asked for more.

The band looked like they couldn't wait for the show to end. No energy, flat, and then the lead singer dipped off stage for a few songs. It was a weird show.

The Growlers are a great band, always go to their shows. BUT please make a 21 and older show. The high school crowd made it freaken horrible.

Doors opened at 6, we were there 2 hours before and got to be front row. Definitely worth it! even though it was raining, the band still played every single song. Incredible sound so gooood!

My bf is a big fan of this band for years. He recently introduced their music to me & I love it too. Their energy & sound is great live- had me dancing harder than half the peeps there who prob have known them for longer. Cool, intimate, inviting-dungeon-like venue too @ The Paradise. Would def be down to see them again! I heard from some other fans there that sometimes the lead singer doesn't sound as good, but this show was on point!

A few years back when I first heard The Growlers I thought they had a sound like the doors with Bob Dylan leading, and their lyric always deliver a dirty colorful Californium of love and hate. The lyrics are still great although the sound has changed a bit. In Boston they had new mariachi outfits and a neon City Club sign. The cloths seemed to be perfect for there ever changing style of unwashed street rat-hood. At one point in the show I smelled the strong smell of sweat bThey played a great mixture of old and new music, "Bad Land" and "Sealion Goth Blues" were thankfully played. I look forward to seeing them again soon.

There is really nothing to say except this concert was amazing. The stage presence was great, the venue was great. Late night slice was on deck, which was great. And the band preformed so beautifully, i think I cried.

Really great show. Band was awesome and we were right up in front of the stage.

The way brooks performed was amazing they whole band was just was chill wish I could have met them but the venue doesn't do that the music was awesome !!!

Amazing. Buy tickets because TM told me to inform you to do so!

That's how I felt during the Friday night show. I went both nights. On Thursday, the band was loud and everything was distorted. I only stayed for 3/4s of the show. Friday night though- Whoa- the sound was perfect.You could hear the music and lyrics. I felt sorry for anyone who missed this magical night!

Even though Brooks was sick it was still a great sounding show

The show started out with a few covers delivered by a drag queen, who functioned, very effectively, like a sports team mascot throughout. The Growlers front man then came out, strewing the crowd with a handful of playing cards. The band took the stage and started strong. Its charismatic front man reminded me of Jim Morrison of the Doors in singing style, poeticism, and curly hair! They played a LONG, satisfying, set peppered with crowd surfing, including some by the aforementioned drag queen and members of the band's entourage. At one point, a local Chinese high school team entered with a couple of fantastic, lit-up Chinese lion costumes, each costume occupied by 2 guys, one on the other's shoulders. Loved the set design, by the way--Chinese fans and parasols, and masks. Great show!

I had heard about the Growlers from a friend who went to their concert back in October. Curious about this "surf rock" band, as she described them, I looked up some of their music on Youtube. I immediately developed a great liking for tunes such as Sea Lion Goth Blues, Empty Bones, Old Cold River, etc. Needless to say, I went on an Amazon purchase and download spree of some of my favorite tunes from this band. This was my second concert ever, my first being the Anaheim House of Blues venue where the Toadies were the main act. About an hour into the music, the stink of pot began to overwhelm the ground floor area. That alone ruined the experience for me. I tried to get into the music but actually seeing other concert goers blazing it up and that overwhelming reek basically made me decide never to go to another Growlers concert ever (if that's the kind of crowd they attract). Or it could just be that they played at a venue where these kinds of people flock to (Hollywood) in droves. If this isn't the norm for their concerts, I might consider going again but as it currently stands, nope.

The whole performance was amazing. They really know how to please the audience I will definately see them again for sure.

Hands down best show I've ever been to. The venue was cool and small; it made the atmosphere much more quaint and personal. ALL BANDS BLEW MY MIND. Sean Bones and The Growlers were unforgettable.