Anoushka Shankar Tickets

This was a glorious live rendition of much of the material in her last three releases ... Chapters I, II and III ... all of which I love! She also performed several other pieces, including her favorite Raga; an interpretation of a piece by the late Ravi Shankar, her father; and an instrumental version of one of her songs with Norah Jones, her sister. She and her phenomenal band delivered another evening of musical majesty and magic. The audience was so in synch, that for her opening number, "Offering"(from Chapter II), you could have heard a pin drop in the sold out, packed house. It, like most of the performance, was mesmerizing. My sister and I left the venue in a state of bliss, gratitude and deep peace (thus, my review's title). Thank you, Ms. Shankar, for another delightful evening. Can't wait until you return to The Town Hall/NYC to perform, again. 🙏🏽🕉☮️❤️

The vibe was LEGIT. Would love to attend more concerts with Anoushka

The transaction was excellent. Perhaps it's for security reasons. However, not to download the tickets, or only have them available shortly before the performance, and especially not to be able to print them out incase of a dead phone, seems not very useful. Thank you!

Fantastic event. I was surprised by the different styles of Anoushka Shankar, from new age, to jazz to Indian classical. We enjoyed it all. She has incredible skills on the sitar, and I love her mix as a composer. The band is fantastic and performed with conviction and passion.

Ms. Shankar has amazing talent along with her accompanying musicians. She played a non-stop show for 1 1/2 hours and responded to the applauding from the crowd and played another song for the encore. Glad I was able to experience her world view of music. The Moore Theatre is an older setting, but line of site was fine and appeared to have enough bathrooms and bars. Don't highly recommend the pre-show "Moore lounge", can't watch show from this area or balcony nearby, however, there is a small bar for lounge folks which is easily accessible, the setup has several nooks and crannies to rest before the show and the biggest drawback is lack of 'lounge' restroom - that addition would make it worthwhile. Overall, glad I saw the show and tried the preshow experience.

Very interesting compositions, especially the upbeat volume 3 album. Kids loved it too for it's energy and jazz/world sounds. Artist also connected well with the audience, add to it a beautiful theatre, it just was an amazing evening! Post show, their merchandize was already sold out which is likely a hiccup given their first tour location but sounds like a lot of fans left without token music.

She comes to Seattle every year and a half or so--I've seen her five times [the first time with her father's ensemble around 2003. She's a sublime performer and a terrific presence. She's now touring with a trio of musicians--conventional drum kit, stand-up bass, and clarinetist. Her work is constantly evolving, always new projects. She's a world-class talent.

This was my fourth Anoushka concert. I will always go to see her. She is world-class--mesmerizing incredibly skilled, joyful, creating a new music with classical Indian scales and rhythms infused with the spirit of jazz improvisation and complexity. Her current group of musicians is the best I've seen--there's a full drum kit, plus a standup bass, her long-time player of Indian drums, and a world-class clarinetist. Don't miss the chance to see her if at all possible.

It was an honor to watch Anushka perform but a disappointment at the same time. She barely performed for 30 min and left. It seemed unorganized as she left stage couple times and came back. We enjoyed but another 30 min would have been well worth the 1.5 hr drive one way from OC!

Good experience, wanted to more Anoushka, but she only played about 50 minutes.