Say Anything Tickets

Max brings all the energy, unexpected harmonies, and crowd-engaging singalongs to his 20th anniversary show, where Say Anything is better than ever with the musical accompaniment of some truly extraordinary players. Sherri Dupree’s encore vocal duet manages to improve an already stellar song (“I Want to Know Your Plans”). I once saw Ben Harper ruin one of my favorite Pearl Jam ballads (“Indifference”) when he sang it with Eddie in concert, but Sherri did whatever the opposite of that is. I love Say Anything, and have seen them live a handful of times (including the 10th Anniversary show), but this show is probably my favorite thus far. Max Bemis is incredible!

Say anything fans are unlike any other. I had so much fun being in the same place with the same people that have the same love for this band. I’ve been waiting for years for this and It was just awesome and I can’t wait to see them again!

Say Anything blew me out of the water. They're so great live. If you're debating on buying the tickets, just do it! It's worth it.

need I say anything else? .

Bemis is god, haters are plebs. Loved the show, best album ever performed better than it ever has been

My brother and I saw Say Anything on 05/17 and we had a blast. The concessions are expensive, like $12 per beer, but that's on par with most venues. Every staff member we spoke to was friendly, the bathrooms were clean, the venue was beautiful, and entry was smooth. Overall, 10/10 experience.

Unreal experience, great performance and hope they do an album anniversary tour for In Defense of the Genre in a couple years. Highly recommend

Other than getting kicked in the face by a crowd surfer who really should have read the room and had no business being as heavy as he was, attempting to crowd surf from the side, where a bunch of melinnial girls were standing, The show was great! Say Anything was amazing, as usual!

Show was great, band sounded good. Drinks were expensive but the experience was great!

Literally all it is, is a newer version and knock off of the House of blues. I want to enjoy it, since it’s “trending” to perform there apparently….But they are no comparison, (especially staff wise), and the entire arena is built, almost as a total copy of the HOB. I’ve lived in Fenway For about six years now (10 minutes outside of Boston my entire life) I was raised off amazing music by both of my parents. Concerts were our “thing” as a family. I was going to the House of blues for concerts at a very young age. and I think this is the biggest joke and waste of money AND space in the back bay. It’s a knock off, missing the third eye and the fully packed venue that the HOB has, It always felt like home. people who love music can’t afford to even sit in those seats. I think it’s annoying and overrated, and we didn’t need it in Fenway. The performance itself was amazing. The venue will never be a place I would ever choose AT ALL in first this state to see some of my favorite bands. But my love for music triumphs. my dislike for MGM -as It would NEVER be my choice place of mine to see a concert. Probably last in the state. The only convene is that it’s up the street. But it kind of kills the vibe of my true love for music