The Halluci Nation Tickets

The opening band was mediocre. Every member except the singer seemed bored and we couldn’t even hear him unfortunately. Halluci Nation was amazing, but I feel like they can and should be so much bigger, not just in notoriety but the show itself. I love the incorporation of live dancers and feel that increasing the number of dancers and adding more cultural elements would make the show even more immersive and impactful than it already was. Regardless, they were great and I can’t wait to see them again…

The Halluci Nation put on an amazing show with performers doing traditional and modern dance to get the crowd going. But the opening act F*cked Up went on for far too long and their music did not exactly complement the main act. This would've been fine on a Sat or Friday night show, but having the Halluci Nation start their set at 10:15pm on a Sunday night is rough on full-time students and workers. I did appreciate the multiple notices and reminders about the venue change from Ticketmaster.

Halluci-Nation were on fire! A group to be celebrated nationally & internationally. Incredible show....as always! They instantly got the crowd moving and vocal ...on what could have easily been a quiet Sunday night no less! Perfect blend of old and new material. The visuals were spot on, the dancers stole the show, the energy built through the night! A mystical blend of traditional, drums, chants and sounds with bass & beats that kept everyone wanting more. The show was moved from the Corona somewhat last second but Le Studio TD was a sick spot, great sound, and it was special to see Halluci-Nation whose sound is so big, in a smaller room! Easy 5 stars but lets bring them back to Montreal soon just to be sure:)

The partner band Fxxxed Up was SO TERRIBLE they gave me a rocking migraine that has lasted a week and I was unable to make it to watching the Halluci Nation. Their screaming was also incredibly triggering for anyone who has experienced trauma or domestic violence. I don't understand why such an awesome band (TCR) would partner with such a terrible collaborator or how this music could be called anything close to "healing" - it was the most traumatic event I have attended in years, made so much worse by the violent mosh pit and the Commodores policy of not letting you leave once you were in the venue. If you are a fan, I would hold off until their next tour since this was so bad. I don't know if I'll ever even want to see another one of their live shows given how terrible this was. We saw many others leaving at the same time, it was just too much.

It was my first time seeing the Halluci Nation in concert and I can’t wait for the next one!

Went there to see a fantastic band but was in a group all so disheartened and disappointed by the first two acts that my group left and was unwilling to see another. Would have been nice to know there were 3 intro bands prior to the main act

Not my best evening at the Commodore. I'm unsure how they chose a death metal band to open up for Halluci Nation (DJ/ Electronic). It was the worst pairing I have seen. On top of that, once in the venue, you were not allowed to leave and come back in. People were buying earplugs at the coat check and were waiting by the stairs for the opening band to finish.

Great concert at a great venue! Lived up to and exceeded all of my expectations! Can’t wait to see them live again!

The sound system was terrible.. I could whisper to my partner mid song and they could hear me perfectly. The audience was louder than the actual concert. I love these guys but I could hardly hear anything. Super disappointed..

Such an incredible show!! Was my first show back in 2 years due to pandemic & it didnt disappoint. Sound was top notch, visual were incredible & the energy and vibes are very happy and positive. Really enjoyed myself, cant wait for the next one!