Blue Hawaii Tickets
Blue Hawaii Concert Tickets
Add some spunk into your weekend when you get Blue Hawaii tickets to see this electronic duo perform live. The Canadian band was originally formed in 2010 and was founded by Raphaelle “Ra” Standell-Preston and Alex “Agor” Kerby. The former was a member of the art-rock band Braids. They released their debut EP, Blooming Summer (2010), to much success. After garnering a significant fanbase, they released their first full-length album, Untogether, just three years later.
Instantly, the album received widespread critical appraise. Not only did it get a 7.1 out of 10 on Pitchfork but it also received a 69% approval rating on Metacritic. Fans gave it a 4.3 out of 5 stars on Discogs as well. Their sophomore album, Tenderness (2017), was even more successful. The album received a 7 out of 10 from Clash, Exclaim!, and Loud and Quiet, as well as a 4 out of 5 stars from Metacritic. Any techno fan looking for a unique artistic splash in their music should consider buying Blue Hawaii tickets while they’re still on sale.
Their debut and sophomore albums were so well-received that the duo was nominated for a Juno Award for Electric Album of the Year. Overall, Blue Hawaii has released more than three studio albums, one mixtape, and several singles and EPs. Some of their most popular hits include “I Felt Love”, “No One Like You”, and “Where are the Keys??” Throughout the years, the band has managed to attract over 103,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. They can frequently be found touring alongside other techno artists like Purity Ring, The Dining Dead, and Body Parts.
Blue Hawaii Ticket Prices
The cost of Blue Hawaii concert tickets varies depending on your location. Blue Hawaii ticket prices in New York will vary compared to Chicago or Kansas City. Tour length, venue capacity and timing will also impact the average ticket cost. Ditch the box office and find competitive prices with TicketSmarter.
How much are Blue Hawaii tickets?
Blue Hawaii ticket prices can range from around $34 on up. The get-in ticket price can be as low as around $27 depending on the location. If you are looking for cheap tickets, check the availability of seating in the upper levels of the venue. Over the past decade, concert ticket prices have seen an increase of over 55%. However, ticket prices for these performances will tend to be modest with most tickets being under $65 each.
Blue Hawaii Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
Blue Hawaii concert schedule typically includes a number of stops along their tour. However, there are some instances where the performances are limited to one city or venue or limited tour stops. Potentially see them perform at The Fox Theatre at Foxwoods, Arcada Theatre in St. Charles and Daryl's House in New York. Look at the Blue Hawaii tour date schedule above to find out when they will be in your hometown.
When do Blue Hawaii tickets go on sale?
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Blue Hawaii Seating Chart
Seating capacities vary depending on the venue. Intimate seating options may be available in venues with less than 1,000 seats. There are a number of theatres that have a seating capacity under 3,000. Mid-size arenas typically have a capacity of 5,000-10,000. The largest arenas will hold close to 16,000-19,000 fans. Don't miss your chance to secure your Blue Hawaii concert tickets today. Use our event filters and interactive seating chart to find a seat that suits your budget.
Songs from the Blue Hawaii Tour Setlist
Blue Hawaii's setlist while performing in Mexico City , DIF at “Yu Yu” included the following songs:
- L.O.V.E.
- My Bestfriend’s House
- All That Blue
- Where Are the Keys???
- Let It Be Us
- Feelin'
- Not My Boss!
- I Felt Love
- Butterfly
- On a High
- Where is the Sun???
- No One Like You
- I Felt Love (Suzanne Kraft remix)
- No Drama
- Try to Be
Source: Setlist.fm
