Anderson .Paak

The show started later then expected as he didn't make it on stage until 10:30 but he came out with a bang. He was very high energy on the first song, dancing and skipping around mid stage. He wore super tight black jeans, a tee shirt with the sides cut out, purple circular shades, and a crocodile dundee hat. Not the outfit I expected but still rocking. After bouncing around the stage on the first track, he hoped up on his drum set and started pounding away. He proceeded to sing the story of his journey to buy his first Jordans, while playing his drums. He ended the song with an epic drum solo. At this point, I knew this show would be special. He was a singing, dancing, rapping, and drumming madman. Not to mention, his band was having a blast jamming too. His visuals on screen were a moving collage similar to his Malibu album cover. During the show, He did the usual "DC I love you" and "How ya'll feeling" check-ins with the crowd, and made sure we understood he needed "our hands up." He'd also hop up on a platform on stage, and pretend to start a Kanye style rant only to dive into the next song with finesse. This man gave so much Prince energy that I know the purple emperor was smiling from the great beyond. This was a totally epic show and if you ever have a chance to see him live, take it!

Unbelievably amazing. He has some of the best energy I've seen in a performer. Whether he was playing songs from his solo albums, Venice and Malibu, songs by NxWorries from their album Yes Lawd, or just choruses he sang on collaborations with other artists, the crowd loved him and sang every word. The Free Nationals were equally magnificent, adding funky new elements to the beloved hits. When the crowd couldn't get enough of them at the end of the show, they came back out to close the show with an amazing finale that had the whole crowd jumping and eaving their hands. Needless to say, Anderson .Paak did not disappoint, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who won't be able to get those amazing songs out of my head any time soon.

One of the best shows I've seen besides Prince!

The graphics, production, set, lighting... Everything came together to make this more than a concert. This was an EXPERIENCE! Anderson and the Free Nationals were all so energetic. There was dancing, drumming, special effects, crowd-surfing. All crescendoing into the peak of the experience which was, IMO, the song, "Come Down". I thought I was going to have a heart attack the collective energy was so high - we were all losing it on that one. It really should have been the closer, and could have gone on much longer.

The ticket prices were inflated, but, I feel worth every penny.

Anderson Paak and The Free Nationals are something else, I highly recommend catching them live.

I got to see them perform in Philly at The Roots Picnic and they knocked it out of the park, despite only having a 30 minute set. This time around it was a full fledged concert with a crowd that was screaming for more.

Anderson clearly felt the love from the crowd and put on a stellar performance followed by a fantastic encore. I would've paid twice as much for the show and still felt like I got my money's worth. Cannot wait to see them again.

U.S. expats from St. Louis & Chicago who now live in EUR—traveled from Munich and Grenada, Spain to check out Anderson Paak and weren’t disappointed! From crowd-surfing to torches lighting the entire building while house lights were off—his show was beyond LIT! Two days later and we're STILL talking ‘bout the AP concert.

AP had the crowd hyped and singing along the entire show! It was such a dual-appreciation AP and The Free Nationals played nearly 2 straight hours and gave us TWO encores!!

FaaNS 4 LiiFE!!

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3/27/19 at Vienna's Gasometer. We were on the galery. The sound there was *abysmally bad*. The base speaker system in that venue surely dates back to the last century, and the sound engineer's idea of modern bass seems to be self resonating speaker cabinets.
I surely will make a it a point to never go to that venue again. AP&FN may have been excellent, but I wouldn't know it... Thanks for nothing, Bank Austria Arena!

Thoroughly enjoy the show from beginning to end.

Nai Palm was the perfect pre act for Anderson .Paak as she was simply beautiful, her vocals were something to die for, which helps to set up a great platform for Anderson show.

Anderson .Paak himself was energetic, entertaining and engaging, for those that didn't go, sure missed out on an amazing show!

I can't wait for him to come back again!!!

Anderson Paak put on a stellar performance here in Atlanta! High energy from beginning to the end. Much anticipated and he met and exceeded my expectations. Noname also had a great set she and her band sounded great. Unfortunately Thundercat was a little too psychedelic for my taste, kinda had my head throbbing. But overall it was a FANTASTIC SHOW. Cant wait till he comes back.

Anderson .Paak and the Free Nationals were absolutely brilliant tonight!
Unbelievably good! Dope! So much energy and fun! So hyped! They did numbers from Malibu of course, also from Venice and older tunes, including a few freestyle instrumentals! Overall fantastic gig!
They were amazing! I am already looking forward to Anderson .Paak's next gig and next album!