This concert made my dreams come true. I have been a fan of Beach House since 2013 so I was very pleasantly surprised when they came through town! Getting tickets was a bit of an ordeal but it's to be expected. Met Groupies in the box office line who got to go ahead of us in line. Purchased tickets and got in where we were immediately seduced by a bartender who charged us $43 for 2 drinks! We then settled in and were completely absorbed and it was like coming sexually listening to the psychedelic and purest of tones only reinforcing the gorgeousness of the album on vinyl. For those who are complaining of the "loudness" need to go to more concerts because the sound quality was flawlessly dynamic and revealed facets of their music that I never heard before. It was awe-inspiring and I will remember my 37th birthday for many years to come in great fondness. The Paramount Theatre design and architecture left me speechless. Such a grandeur experience.

This was the fourth time I’ve seen Beach House. Show was excellent! Couldn’t love them more. Lighting was cool. It was wonderfully loud. Great experience!

Second time seeing this band. They keep getting better and better (didn’t know that was possible after Depression Cherry album, my fav). Lighting was moody, hypnotic, and not distracting. Just like I like it. Sound was awesome right on the floor. Drinks at this venue could be cheaper but that’s another topic. Peace

This was an amazing experience, I don't know why people are complaining they did not see the band's faces, the lighting was an intentional choice and added to the atmosphere of the show. It was a very hypnotic and otherworldly experience that complimented and enhanced Beach House's music.

This was my first time seeing them after finding out only a few months ago about this wonderful band. The selection of songs in the Paramount venue was excellent. The bass however in the highest balcony row where my seats were overpowered most of the songs. My daughter in fact had too leave after the fourth song because the bass started to make her ill. That was a real shame. I'd love to see Beach House again, but I'll be looking closely at reviews to see as previous reviews I read here have indicated if this "over bass" continues to be an issue going forward.

I was so excited to see one of my absolute fave bands in a typically fantastic venue. There were some shining moments like "Sparks" was mind blowing but the sound was awful most of the show. There was feedback happening throughout and it was SO loud the beautiful subtlety of the bands sound was lost as was the vocal. Really disappointed.