Metric Tickets
Canadian indie rock band Metric, caused quite a stir among rock and roll fans with the release of their 2009 studio offering Fantasies that spread across the five continents despite the absence of a label, producing many radio hits such as Help I’m Alive, Gimme Sympathy and Gold Guns Girls. The group comprises of Emily Haines as the vocalist, guitarist and synthesizer, Joules Scott-Key as drummer, Joshua Winstead as bassist, James Shaw as guitarist, and James Shaw as guitarist, theremin-player and synthesizer. Band members Shaw and Haines also play with another indie rock group Broken Social Scene while the latter has also performed as a guest on studio albums by KC Accidental, Stars, Tiesto, Jason Collett and The Stills, while alongside issuing a solo studio album as well as EP. Winstead and Scott-key too have worked on a side project called Bang Lime. Together these talented artists create an extraordinary vibe as Metric, on record as well as in their live shows, which explains why Metric tickets are the talk of town among rock fans.
About
Metric
Emily Haines and James Shaw are the two original members of the band who came together in 1999 for a music partnership and decided to call them
Metric. Both the artists had strong music backgrounds where Haines already gained exposure to eclectic music at a very young age due to her father, and had been part of a band in the early nineties. Similarly, Shaw had been part of the music group Stars since he was studying at a music school in Boston. The two were introduced in Toronto from whereon they collaborated on projects and came up with songs such as
Butcher,
The People, The Lifestyle, The Mandate, and
The Battlecry, through which they developed a demo collection characterized by an electronic, down-tempo feel. In the beginning of 2000, the two went to London where they signed with Chrysalis Records.
In 2001, Shaw and Haines came across Flint-native Joules Scott-Key and his longtime friend Joshua Winstead, who were performing in the Texas music scene. At the time
Metric was only a studio band since they did not have a drummer, which presented an issue for live performances that used drum-machine sounds from recordings and were centered round synthesizers. Their shows thus lacked the spontaneity, energy and dynamism that is so essential to a concert. After recruiting Winstead and Scott-Key, live shows gained a certain presence with a strongly interactive vibe, facilitating the band to connect with the audience. Soon the group had the opportunity to gain public exposure in a Polaroid TV commercial for the I-Zone Pocket Fortune film, which featured their song
Grow Up and Blow Away. The advertisement’s tune drew attention from music fans who visited the Polaroid website to find out the synth-pop music source.
Metric released their first full-length studio album titled
Old World Underground in 2003 for which they won a
Juno Award in the category of
Best Alternative Album. The album produced six singles among which
Combat Bay was the most successful and was available on iTunes as a free single. Produced by composer Michael Andrews, the album was reported to have attained the gold status in Canada by the end of 2005. Their next album
Live It Out, issued in 2005 received a nomination from
Polaris Music Prize in the category of
Canadian Album of the Year while alongside receiving a nomination for a
Juno Award in the category of
Best Alternative Album. In 2007, the band released the album Grow Up and Blow Away on Last Gang Records, which was initially to be released on Restless Records.
Metric released their fourth studio offering titled Fantasies in 2009 in the US and Canada, for which it received a
Polaris Music Prize in the category of
Canadian Album of the Year. The album also brought the group two more
Juno Awards in 2010 for
Alternative Album of the Year as well as
Group of the Year. Get hold of
Metric tickets and be there to listen to the winning indie rock group.
Metric Tickets PRICES
As of 22/02/2019 the average Metric tickets will cost you between $107 and $176, if you are looking for the cheapest seats then catch the event being held at the Revention Music Center, Houston on 28/02/2019. The average ticket will cost you the highest on 04/03/2019 at the The Van Buren, Phoenix.
Minimum get in price is for Metric tickets is $21 for the event being held at the Revention Music Center, Houston on 28/02/2019 , there are some venues that have a much higher get in price, for instance the cheapest seats at the The Aztec Theatre, San Antonio on 26/02/2019 will set you back $50.
| Metric & Zoe | Nashville | 22-Feb-19 | $140 | $41 |
| Metric & Zoe | Atlanta | 24-Feb-19 | $141 | $46 |
| Metric & Zoe | San Antonio | 26-Feb-19 | $143 | $50 |
| Metric & Zoe | Houston | 28-Feb-19 | $107 | $21 |
| Metric & Zoe | Dallas | 1-Mar-19 | $137 | $31 |
| Metric & Zoe | Austin | 2-Mar-19 | $171 | $48 |
| Metric & Zoe | Phoenix | 4-Mar-19 | $176 | $49 |
| Metric & Zoe | San Diego | 5-Mar-19 | $121 | $33 |
| Metric & Zoe | Los Angeles | 6-Mar-19 | $143 | $29 |
| Metric & Zoe | Anaheim | 9-Mar-19 | $158 | $50 |
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