Lifehouse ("Hanging By a Moment") at the Gibson Amphitheatre
Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal Citywalk (100 Universal City Plaza Universal City, CA 91608)
- Full Price:
- $28.75
- Our Price:
- $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for Lifehouse was Thursday November 18, 2010 / 7:15pm.
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Parking was a little pricey but at Universal that's expected
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Exit Lankershim, park at Frankenstein; Gibson entrance is next to Universal Studios
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lisaluvslana
Written on Jun 10 2011Great Venue and opening acts. Life House was amaizing!!!
Manypenz
Written on Apr 15 2011The concert was amazing! Life House was better than I expected them to be. We had decent seating considering we only paid $10.00 per ticket. The location wasn't too big so we were able to enjoy the concert. We had a wonderful time.
DaraV
Written on Mar 16 2011The seats were almost the worst or next to worst for this venue, but since the venue is small, it was still okay. My BF is a huge lifehouse fan and thought it was the best show he's ever been to. I'm a so-so Lifehouse fan and thoroughly enjoyed it too. I was kinda disapointed in the seats because there seemed to be so many other empty seats closer, but I only paid $15 for the tix so you CANNNOT beat that for a very happy BF! :) Again, really amazing show and LOVE that Lifehouse is a Christian band. I will def go see them again!
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Written on Dec 28 2010Lifehouse was awesome!! They mixed it up real well & sang some old hits. I've seen them before many years ago, & they're still the fun energetic band. They walk thru the audience, so if you're into it.. Run down and give Jason a hi-five, hehe. Chris Allen opened!!
A little note on Gibson amphitheater.. it's actually pass city walk, pass universal studios gate, and a bit inside the amusement park. Be dressed (& shoe-d) for the walk!
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Website
http://www.lifehousemusic.com/
Quotes & Highlights
- See video for Lifehouse's "Halfway Gone," the lead single from their latest album Smoke & Mirrors.
Description
For the duration of Los Angeles-based Lifehouse's ten-year career they've been delicately balancing two identities: radio-ready song craftsmen and raucous live rock and roll band. On their forthcoming fifth studio album, Smoke & Mirrors, the band finally unites these two personalities.
"We toured for over a year before we started making this record," says singer and guitarist Jason Wade. "With the new album we really wanted to capture what we were doing on the road but halfway through recording, it was apparent we hadn’t focused enough on the equally important radio side. It finally dawned on us to just do both."
Still in their twenties, the guys in Lifehouse have an impressive resume. Founding members Jason Wade and drummer Ricky Woolstenhulme Jr. met in Los Angeles and formed the band in the late 90s. Lifehouse released its smash debut No Name Face in 2000, which launched them to global stardom. Their breakout single "Hanging by a Moment" was the single most played radio track of 2001. Over the next few years – joined first by a replacement, bassist Bryce Soderberg and more recently by new member, guitarist Ben Carey - Lifehouse built upon that initial success.
Combined album sales are over 5 million and Lifehouse singles have sold over 3 million copies online including number one hits "Hanging By a Moment" and "You and Me." Later Lifehouse singles "First Time," "Whatever It Takes," and "Broken" have also achieved major chart and sales success. From very early on, Lifehouse fans demonstrated a resilient loyalty to the band, so much so that several of the band's hits still maintain chart positions on iTunes, years after their initial release. The band also has a formidable online presence – their video streams are at 70 million and counting.