Iggy Pop

Sure Iggi is not getting any younger, but he still has a planty of raw power in him. It was my long time dream to see him in action and I am glad I got a chance to see him and to hear him! It was also nice to see the well aged people going to the concert with their teenager kids. And the kids were prepared! They knew the alone and they could sing along. My sit was a bit far from the stage, but after all it does not matter.

The performance was epic. It was high art. Now I just want more.

No words necessary - the show was FREEKIN' FANTASTIC!! Josh Homme was AWESOME and everyone on stage seemed to be having as good a time as those of in the audience!!

Great band and iggy was awesome. My only problem with the show was his choice of songs. I thought could of did a few more hits, and at least 1 from Brick by Brick. He left a lot out .

Easily one of the top 10 rock shows I have ever seen...

A great 2 hour show that had Iggy stage diving, and talking of the old days. Truly an event to remember!

Well when you bring a boyto his home town -What can you say- His band and Iggy performed brilliantly! - I just hope that this is not the last time we see Mr Pop in Detroit!- You gotta lose yer mind in detroit-Ig's City!

One of the greatest concerts I have ever seen. Iggy Pop is a magnetic leading man that loves performing and one of the most appreciative musicians to his fans.

Best show I have seen. A must see for any fans of Iggy Pop.

A great event, venue,Band. Iggy as a front man can not be beat. 68 years old and you would have not known it at his fox show. He filled the people at the fox with his energy, loving and talent with all he had. He gave it his all and us back to him. Leaping in to the pit, and at the end running 10 rows deep in to the audience to make us feel as if he really loved us , Detroit and what he does. Josh, Dean, and the band,I think , had as much fun as all of us did. I don't think Iggy was just giving lip service to us when he said," F... London,F..Paris..F.. LA... you are the best" Iggy pulls no punches. To you man thanks, I felt special to be there!!! God speed to you Iggy and the whole band. A true legend!

Great concert. He gave his all and seemed appreciative of being in his hometown. He kept having the house lights turned up so he could see everyone, He sounds just as good as he was thirty years ago. Geez, did I really just say that?

Iggy puts on a great show and his band is awesome!

I mean almost 70 and stage diving and crowd surfing how awesome is that? His voice sounded great. Guitars were rocking and Iggy had great energy How amazing to see a legend live

This concert had a lot off in energy! He was a joy to watch from diving into the crowd at 68 to running around that stage like he was still 25. His interaction with the crowd was really amazing due to the fact that many performers don't do that much anymore! The only downside was the sound wasn't great for his show! I was in a balcony box and his voice wasn't clear. I couldn't make out the words to many of the songs! Still had a great time!

The Post Pop Depression tour is phenomenal! Caught Iggy Pop in Chicago just 3 days ago. He was backed by Joshua Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, along with other queens and gents from Arctic Monkeys, Chavez, and the Dead Weather. Homme and company kept their energy up throughout the show, dancing and hopping around as they strummed their guitars with theatre and played their synths and drums with fervor. The marquee man, Iggy himself, was the real surprise, though. At the tender age of 68, the guy was all over the stage. He was -um- humping PAs, shadow boxing his enemies, confronting the crowd, reminiscing, tenderly thanking the crowd, and just lighting the damn stage up. He is taking a victory lap, and it's a very well-deserved one. Iggy is the guy. Period.

the warm up act was fantastic. she spoke her name too quickly and I have not seen one mention of her anywhere. she is extremely talented. this was the 7th time I saw iggy since 78 or 79. the songs he did were awesome. some rare things I have not seen in decades. iggy is always great to see.

Iggy was Iggy. A must see performance for those who appreciate the history and origins of rock.

This was one of the best live Iggy shows I've ever seen in my lifetime. With Josh Homme at the wheel, they both rocked the stage in a presentation that showed their love for rock 'n' roll. By adding a new sound to some of Iggy's best songs, they made his sound new and fresh.

I have seen Iggy multiple times and have truly enjoyed each show. However, this show was easily the best. The band's sound was fatter, with at times three guitars, and the orchestration of old songs was fresh and alive. Even the first song I heard from the new album has evolved and become heavier. The lack of Stooges songs, the choice of late '70s material and the new album allowed the show to be distinct, which can't be said of hardly any performer with five decades of experience. I could go on and on, and I wish that Iggy will too. But if this is his swan song, he's still got them all beat.

I first saw Iggy when he toured the Idiot album with David Bowie playing keyboards in the backing band. This tour and album had similar energy and dynamics. The retro-ish stage set set a different tone for Mr. Pop and the band wearing matching jackets in a nod to entertainment styles of the past was charming. Josh Homme & Band provided a tight, energetic and dynamic framework for Mr. Pop to really excel at being himself. (someone needs to put this man in the Smithsonian, as no one can do what he does, and I doubt they ever will). Relying on the wonderful new album and most of the Bowie-produced Idiot and Lust for Life, it was an energetic, mesmerizing and wonderful show. It was one of the first shows in ages where people weren't fiddling with their phones or talking. Everyone was hooked from the opening note, to the last bit of applause. I hope this isn't the last album and tour, but the start of a new fruitful collaboration!

Great, great show. Iggy can still bring it with a very powerful voice and stage antics, although not as quick or animated like he used to do it, but still a very commanding presence. Terrific set of songs,many old, a few from his new album. Backing band was adequate and in some instances very good, but of course Iggy is the man!

One of the best shows I've ever been to! As close as I'll probably ever be to Iggy Pop!

Iggy opened with Lust For Life and went on to play for nearly another 3 hours with his usual intensity covering songs from both Post Pop Depression as well his older material. He is a must see show.

Iggy is king... a master of the stage & musical talent.. what an Icon.. if you have not seen him perform you must do so because he is definitely 1 musical giant that will go down in rock history... completely holds the audience in awe... above all he clicks with the audience... from the moment he came on stage the audience did not sit for 1 second that's how great he was... Also he is just a nice down to earth person & gave 1,000000% of himself... Iggy, keep rocking & don't retire.. we love you too much!!!

Awesome, awesome and just awesome. The guys were so dynamic and fun to watch on stage. Great stage set up and great overall look and experience. You could clearly see that they were having a great time on stage.

Iggy was ON when he came to Boston. Excellent set and accompanying band (of course)

Amazing show!!! He was jumping, crowd surfing, energy like mad!!! Let's all hope we can kick ass like this at 68 going on 69...

One of the best shows I've ever been to. Iggy had the most amazing energy from start to finish. The venue was absolutely stunning an a perfect place to see a legend.

If you're not a super fan, groupie, friends or family... I don't see how you could see a better show than this. Iggy is a legend, and the band behind him, soon to be legends.

The opening act was good and sound was great. Iggy put on a good show. His vocals sounded awesome, the band put on a good performance but the sound was hit or miss. Too much high end, hardly any low end. My biggest complaint which ruined the show for me was the improper seating. We were moved 3 times during the show because they sat people in the wrong seats. Very aggravating while trying to watch the show!

The show was unbelievable. Excellent mix of the new album and Berlin-era Bowie-produced Iggy. The all-star band behind him was sensational.

Amazing show. One of the best concerts I have been to! The fact that he's 68 years old and still crowd surfs and jumps and kicks in the air is incredible. So punk rock, so cool! GO IGGY!

I love Iggy and am quite happy with his set list. The problem with the show was that he was in front of the band and out of the view of the balcony for nearly the entire show. So, I got another check made on the bucket list but did not actually 'see' Iggy. Will not see a show at the Orpheum w/o being on the floor or Mezzanine

right from the time Iggy stepped on stage till the time he left you could feel the electricity in the air Iggy still has it full of energy and constant motion the band behind him (josh Holmes) was excellent the best he's had in years very tight and amazing Iggy still delivers 2hours of energy everybody was on their feet through out the whole show again amazing no wonder he is the godfather of punk keep rocking Iggy we still need you

Iggy Pop was AMAZING! This was the greatest show that I've ever seen. High energy, joy and a true connection to the audience, even felt in my cheap seat. THIS is why he is legend. His bands was tight and ON it at every moment.

What's there to say? This was a once in a lifetime show, and Iggy, Josh and Co definitely delivered.

Fantastic show. After Lust For Life, the opening song, Iggy sounded pretty good for an old man! The band was tight with excellent guitar and drum playing.

I hate to write negative reviews about Iggy but this show was not very good. Played his whole new cd with several older Iggy songs thrown in. The sound was bad, every song sounded like a bunch of noise instead of music. The band was nothing special unless you like the bass overpowering the rest of the band. Sound board never adjusted the bass. Even the three or four older songs weren't very good. I've seen Iggy many times but this was very disappointing.

Awesome line up, they rock!!! Awesome setlist,

It was strange to see iggy pop at the fox theatre, seemed a little fancy, but it was amazing overall.

Rock and Roll,Iggy was off the charts, will never forget this night...!!!

69 years old - one leg 3 inches shorter than the other... but DAMN did he put on a show. Very much a top 10 shows of the year shoe in. When he walked... he looked like Kaiser Saujet before the big reveal... the guy is a freaking mess... I mean, if I saw him at Shop-A-Lot I would be offering to carry his groceries to the car... but when the music was playing, he was a freaking gazelle!!! Unabashedly shirtless, numerous stage dives, hip shaking, sprinting... it was nothing but net one song after another. The set was limited to only Iggy Pop solo disks (no Stooges) and of course tracks off the Post Pop Depression disc, which worked out well... the closer Here Comes Success is now one of my favorite live music moments of my life. From the moment Iggy first walked out, you could see, there was no where in the world he would rather be... he beamed exuberance, waving at the crowd, smiling ear to ear between each song... this tour is his victory lap, and he is spinning donuts non-stop all the way to the finish line. Musically the show was flawless... you might get pissed when I say this, but Josh Homme was exactly where he should be... in a band member and music director position... I love Queens, but JH is not a front man. His guitar work on this tour is stellar, and the arrangements are amazing. There was an extended version of China girl with about a 8 minute instrumental tacked on at the end... it was soaring. The twin lead guitars rivaled classics like Layla and Sweet Jane... hats off to Josh, I could not dig him more.

Great show, cant say anything bad that night. I enjoyed every minute of it

Such a great show with an amazing backup band!!!!!

This show was unbelievable and to have a chance to see Iggy cover the majority of the Idiot and Lust for Life, was probably something I would have regreted missing till the end of my days. Seeing members from QOTSA be the band, well that was icing on the cake. Josh sounded amazing as I have often considered Josh and Queens as the reinvention of rock and roll. Having grown up on Iggy, David and Lou, I can't even describe how excited I was to see this show. it was a little before my time as I was only 10 when the Idiot was released, but it remains some of my favorite work from Iggy with David producing. The new album is great as well and is reminiscent of those albums in my opinion, with a twist of Josh in that mix. These guys were excellent, just excellent.

The Godfather of Punk is back! I can think of few things better than seeing Iggy in Detroit, Mi. I have not had that much fun since...I can't remember when. I felt like I was 15 years old again. Iggy was and is better than ever and the band was insanely tight! Please God, don't let this be the last we see of Iggy!

Its nice to see those who have worked their way to stardom continue to build rapport with their fans- walking through the seats, surfing the crowd, waving and carrying a conversation. With Iggy there was no barrier. With Iggy Pop and Josh Homme great music should come as no surprise, and I was pleasantly reminded that connection shouldn't either.

Rockingest heavy punkness. Every bit the show I wanted. If this is his last show he surely went out with a bang!

From opener Lust For Life it was non stop pounding energy.Iggy was in good voice with as much energy as you would expect from a beat up 68 yr old punk! The band led by Josh Homme was clearly having a ball,as most of the material was from Homme's fave albums,Lust For Life and The Idiot.Everyone dancing around,smiling on stage,having as much fun as the audience.Ig did more talking to the crowd than I have ever heard,giving props to The D,to rousing cheers!Did not mention David Bowie in name but talked about his time in Berlin with the song German Days and doing 6 songs from new album.This tour very well could be his last of this type as he has said in magazine interviews.But I'll bet he has more to say,so i'm hoping to hear more material in the future.Iggy truly is one of Detroit's music Icons!!

Damn near two hours of great music. I can't believe he can rock like that at 68... a great tribute to David Bowie awaits...

I had never seen Iggy before and was not disappointed! He still rocks it at 68! You can tell he still loves his home town! Will definitely see him again!

I really don't know how better to say it than the title above. Iggy was full of energy, the band was tight, the music was awesome, the staging was minimal but effective. The usual things you would expect happened: Iggy coming onto the stage with a suit jacket on over a bare chest; the jacket coming off after about 3 numbers; the stage diving; crowd surfing; singing from the main floor; some reminiscing about the old days; and yes, the liberal usage of certain language. If you didn't leave there wondering where a guy his age gets his energy from, then you must have slept through the show. And I doubt anyone did that! And all at The Fox. A bit of an oxymoron for him - and a far cry from many of the early places like the Grande - but who doesn't love that place?

Iggy was in good form. Josh Homme really ripped it up on guitar, and the band was very tight. WIsh they did a few more classics like 1969, Dog, Search and Destroy, and 5 foot 1, but it was a fantastic show. Iggy surfed the crowd a little and came up into the aisles.

Raw power.He sounded great for any age.Backing band is of all star quality.Can't wait to see him again.

Wow! It was a unforgettable show! I have been in so many shows this year but this one was the best!

I've seen Iggy at least seven times since 1977 and consider him the greatest front man in the history of rock and roll. Honestly though, Ig looks to be in pain and slowing down since the Stooges tour. That said at almost 70 there is no one who does what he does or enjoys himself any more that the great Ig. Go...do not miss your chance to be amazed by the legendary Iggy Pop.

This show was amazing. Iggy Pop is one of the coolest human beings ever to exist, and Joshua Homme could be very close behind! What a show! What A band! Iggy's new album is awesome, too!

My review for post pop depression is just awesome. We had great seats, merchandise was cheap and they had IPA at a good price. Parking was close and cheap with validated ticket. Best part is Iggy signed after the show. I'm really glad I bought the lp at the show as I had something for him to sign. Show was just awesome from beginning to end. He played the whole new album along with 7 tunes off of lust for life and 2-3 off of the idiot. He also played repo man a rarity I guess. Loved it...

How lucky was I to see Iggy with Josh Homme and his band. Incredible to see Iggy running from one side of the stage to the next, jumping around, diving into the crowd and crowd surfing, going up the aisles at the Greek and this guy is 69 years old!!! The band was solid and the music fantastic. Great performance overall by the Iggster. Never stopped dancing once!

Iggy's Post Pop Depression tour was a great show. Never was a fan of Queens of the Stone Age before, but what a great backing band. Awesome back up vocals too. The set was very eighties and was missing classics such as search and destroy and 5 foot 1 but set list was very strong. First time I ever heard him play repoman. Highly recommend this tour.

It was so refreshing to see a true Rock and Roll performance. Nothing scripted, choreographed, or fake about this show. Original, pure, passionate. Iggy performed as if he was still in his 20' s. And what can be said about the band? The amount of talent on the band was astounding. The music was tight, and they were having such a good time that it showed.

Iggy and the band put on an amazing, intimate show!

Unbelievable concert and venue. Queens was tight. Iggy was amazing.

I was expecting this to be ,the stooges and i quickly realized the vacated to premises after about 6 songs, wasnt to happy. it isnt RAW POWER

The show was brilliant. Loved it. Iggy pop is Amazing

Amazing show all the way through. Iggy never disappoints.

I I go to lots of concerts. The main reason I bought these tickets is that Josh Homme had collaborated with Iggy and I was curious.... Hats off to all, it was an amazing show. China Girl was a gift to the audience. Closest thing to David Bowie we will see live again. Iggy is a live wire and still wears his Red panties. Almost all the songs had us up and dancing and singing. Worth every penny.

What an awesome show this was last night! It was so Goth in the very best possible way. Iggy was in full crooner mode... And killing it. Although he resembled ET to me, he still was all over the stage. I thought Josh Homme played the perfect backseat. He was as front seat as you could get, from the backseat... In a good way. Overall I thought it was a splendid good time.

The show was amazing! The sound was perfect. I loved the stage lighting and set up. Iggy Pop and the band was so awesome! So happy I got to experience it!

One of the better shows I've ever been to. Iggy Pop was amazing. Lots of energy and beating his chest like King Kong. Josh Homme kiled it too.

Iggy is amazing! He is s 69 and has the energy of a 30 year old. The show was great and he sounded really good. The only thing that prevented my review from being five stars is that he played almost the whole new album and too few classics. I prefer a show where the artist plays a few new songs and all the songs we already love. I get that he needs to market the new album.

Iggy was just the showman he always is and he was very funny !He seem to appreciate everyone that was there and acknowledge us! Seeing my favorite musician Josh Homme playing with him was such an honor !

Always love a concert I can just stroll up the street to in my neighborhood, and the United Palace Theatre certainly chooses their shows carefully. This vaudeville relic was packed to the rafters tonight for Iggy Pop, complete with a well rehearsed and super tight power outfit of a backing band. Iggy never fails to disappoint and this show was solid from start to finish. Opening with Lust for Life, Iggy and his group set to the tone from the very beginning. Was pleased to hear a homage to his friend David Bowie in there with China Girl. The new songs weren't half bad either. If this man is at the end of his career, you wouldn't know it....

The show was fantastic. Iggy put on a great show. Interacted with the Crowd as per usual and all the guys sounded great. Josh and Matt sounded great and were grooving. First time at the Greek theatre and it did not disappoint

For this tour, Iggy is backed by some rock geniuses: Josh Homme, Dean Fertita, and Troy Van Leeuwen of Queens of the Stone Age, and Matt Helders of Arctic Monkeys. What you'll get is awesome musicianship with Iggy's crazy stage antics. It's hard to believe Iggy is almost 70, because he is so high energy through the show. His singing voice is still solid, and even though he has a limp, he moves all over the stage, stage diving and running into the crowd. Iggy and the band played a lot of songs from Post Pop Depression, but it was nice to hear classics like Lust for Life and Passenger. This show is a must-see. You won't regret it.

Wife and I been wanting to see Mr. Pop perform for years. Wait was worth it. The real deal. Please come to San Diego.

Loved every second of this concert. Iggy was in top form, his voice strong and his energy uplifting. His band was perfection. Wish I could see him play again!

Awesome concert! nothing more to say. If this is what happens when you are 68 years old then I wanna some.

Best Iggy Pop show I've ever seen. He sounds great, has the same amount of energy, if not more, and a great set list with a really good, tight band.

This was my first(and most likely, my only) time that I got to see Iggy Pop and he put on a heck of a show. Extremely glad that I got to see him once in my lifetime!

My husband and I are both huge Josh Homme fans, especially Queens of the Stone Age. We also both love Iggy - although he prefers the Stooges whereas I love his solo stuff, especially the Bowie records. I knew I would love this collaboration as soon as I heard about it and I was right. It took a little longer to grow on my husband, but now he loves it too. Iggy has pushed his body to its limits performing live all these years and it shows. But his voice is still magnificent, even with a cold he claimed to have and apologized for. He still sounds amazing. And his voice with Homme doing background is just so sexxxy! I'm so glad we got to see this live. Josh has said Iggy is one of his biggest heroes and you could tell by the way he and the rest of the band were dancing and smiling ear to ear the whole show. This was one for the ages!

I've been following Iggy for over 40 years and finally got to see him Live. He did not disappoint and had the entire audience completely spellbound. He was very entertaining and even though he mentioned that he was sick and it was affecting his higher register but he gave all he had, The show was wonderful and his band was Super! Really a great show...Wouldn't miss it if I were you.