Tiger Army

How good are they LIVE?

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Critics Consensus

Based on 28 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Tiger Army is rated as a mediocre live performer, with shows that lack substantial critical acclaim. Tiger Army concert reviews describe live shows and performances as ferocious, infectious, and consistent.

How long are their concerts?

How long are Tiger Army concerts? Tiger Army concerts usually last from 45 minutes to up to an hour and 20 minutes.

How much to book?

How much does it cost to book Tiger Army? To hire for a live performance or concert, the booking fees for Tiger Army range from $10,000 - $15,000, with Tiger Army's current estimated booking fee to be around $10,000.

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Artist Info

Genre

rock

Origin

Berkeley, United States (1995 - present)

Bio

Tiger Army is a psychobilly band from California. They have a very devoted following.

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Critic Concert Reviews

Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

December 9, 2019

Plunging into the depths of the Manchester Club Academy was met with one common theme – to appeal the cold night with warmth of dark themes.

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Twin Cities Media (USA)

June 18, 2016

I arrived at the Varsity about 15 minutes before the show was scheduled to start and I was amazed at the lack of people there.

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The Orange County Register (USA)

March 3, 2012

Orange County, USA

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The Orange County Register (USA)

July 31, 2011

But Saturday night Tiger Army and its rockabilly forebears the Blasters handily revived the heart of that sound at Pacific Amphitheatre.

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The Orange County Register (USA)

October 31, 2010

While the Northern California trio’s brand of punk is infused with rockabilly touches, it has basically stuck to the same formula (much like Joey Ramone & Co.

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The Orange County Register (USA)

October 31, 2009

Frontman Nick 13, bassist Geoff Kresge and drummer James Meza came roaring ferociously out of the gate -– fast, hard yet as smooth as ever.

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The Orange County Register (USA)

October 27, 2008

To spice up this gig the band re-enlisted original drummer (and current AFI sticksman) Adam Carson for a set almost entirely comprised of tracks from the band’s 1999 self-titled debut.

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