Father John Misty Tickets

Really great, His band is tight and he is dialed in.

We travelled 5 hours to see the show and those miles were well worth it. What a cat. His on stage presence and performance Are pure entertainment and the level of talent and his music leave you with a feeling of "whoa, what just happened in there?" as you walk back into the world. We would see him again a million times over.

This show was definitely not what I expected. J Tillman is much more of a performer than I imagined. I only ever saw clips of him solo with an acoustic before. This was a great show, great band, super tight! The theatre setting was perfect.

I loved that the Commodore Ballroom was chock full of true true fans, who know every lyric by heart! Intense, hauntingly beautiful melodies juxtaposed against insanely intelligent lyrics that range from deep and damaged to sweet and "almost" innocent to cynical digested anger to humorous (if not so sad) pure genius. Father John Misty makes me think "Jim Morrison meets Leonard Cohen under the spell of Edith Piaf"- the ultimate showman, a phenomenal musical talent, with superbly intelligent lyrics and a silky voice that is intoxicating! The Commodore Ballroom is the perfect venue for this artist! The energy was palpable - there seemed to be a communion, knowing that sharing this moment was truly something sacred!

Father John Misty was one of the best performances I've seen in a long time!

He's amazing and on an amazing show. Love the danforth music hall

Guitar slammed down, walk off, freak out? Don't blame him though.

Father John Misty was great! He is always great. He has a great voice, he is super funny and very charismatic. However, he is a bit of a diva too. Maybe just due to alcohol consumption or maybe he was just in a bad mood, but Josh Tillman can act like a real big baby when he doesn't get his way. After a completely enthralling show, Mr.Misty comes back out on to the stage to play his encore to a room of enthusiastic fans. He shares a heart felt moment with the crowd, describing the disconnect you feel with your art after touring for over a year and a half of playing it over and over again. He then makes mention that being yelled at while on stage is weird and not something one get's used to. Now, hands on hips, as if to tell the crowd to "be quiet, I'm gonna play a song now" he is yelled at by an obviously drunk DUDE from the back of the room. For some reason Josh was just unable to handle this and proceeded to removed his guitar, smash it on the ground, throw his pick and leave. It was still a good show, but ultimately insulting to the fans that were there to see a great writer/musician share his art. The sold out crowd should not have been punished for one silly frat boy with a big mouth. What surprises me most about the entire incident is the throngs of brainwashed fans under the spell of Misty's charming cult leader-Esq qualities who feel the need to apologize to him on behalf of Toronto. Really? The guy has a temper tantrum and we should be the ones apologizing? I will forever be a FJM fan, but will think twice before I give him anymore money to see him live. The hissy fit left a bad taste in my mouth, but not in my ears!

I just bought tickets to see him for the 4th time in a year. I think that says it all!

The FJM show was awesome!! Loved it!! Except for the group of giants who, when the band came on, rushed up in front of everyone to the stage. That's always annoying. Tillman was excellent live!! Brings a lot of energy to the slower stuff!! And he was looking pretty good too! Music was tight! Great show!!! I got a little too drunk by the end of it though so maybe this was all thanks to that! ;)