Warren Haynes

Summer night at the outside amphitheater of Chastain Park in ATL was an ideal setting for this event. The setlist was choice. It really showcased both Warren and Jerry's talents. The symphony added another layer of depth and texture to the old standbys. Vocals and guitar are two of Warren's big talents, and he utilizes them on this occasion and the result was beautiful.

Wasn't sure how I was going to like this tour with his band Ashes And Dust they are a little more Bluegrass and Folk with the Banjo, Fiddle and Mandalin Each member of the band all had their own little spotlight moments and they we're all spectacular and Warrens guitar playing and vocals were incredible plus being in the front row was a dream come true would definitely love to see this show again

A great seamless evening with Warren Haynes & Co. There was not a lot of dialog, and that was great with me, just great music from start to finish with a surprisingly (to me) excellent band.

Wow!...Very moving show!...At times it was as if the sax, guitar and key boards were all harmonizing together!...Man in Motion takes you on a musical soulfull journey to a place you have not been!. Warren Haynes has assembeld one hell of a band for this current CD and tour!

Ive been a fan for a long time & the thought of WH starting a band with 2 or 3 other voices + great musicians was a dream come true. Ruthie Foster & Ivan Neville compliment Warrens voice ,vise versa, like maple syrup on blueberry pancakes. Hot , buttery sweet & sticky! At one point they got a bit muley but that is to be expected Id expect some great things & phenomenal covers from them in the future.

Warrens sound was way off. There was a constant distortion to the sound. The volume was excessive which made matters all the worse. To bad because the Orpheum is usually a nice venue.

Saw Warren and the new lineup on Fri 13th. There was nothing unlucky about it. High energy and highly skilled musicians jamming hard. They played two sets. First one electric with mostly tunes from Warrens new cd. The opening tune was the title track Man in Motion. Second set started with Warren solo acoustic. Just amazing. Then did an hour of electric ending with Soulshine.

Warren was great. His band was very tight. Nice soulful sound. I wished his acoustic set was longer. Well worth it. Go see him!

big warren rules. if you get a chance, a must see. voice of an angle, plays guitar like the devil.

The greatest show this summer so far. Warren and his new band really meshed well together and put on a great show/ looking foward in see Warren again

I don't think anyone should get tickets the next time Warren plays near Boston, but if you do, get seats as far from the stage as you can.

Great show. Different side of Warren for sure. A lot of Soul, R&B, Blues and classic covers. The "Soulshine" was probably the best I have seen with a little "Tupelo Honey" wrapped in the middle. A fun night for all. Warren Haynes never disappoints.

We think Warren Haynes is great, but we were just expecting a little more variety, maybe some covers like It Hurts Me Too, It Stoned Me... We ended up leaving early so maybe he did toward the end and we missed it

great show, warren played for almost 3 hours, great seats, good crowd, looking forward to his next show, his band is solid

every song was fabulous. my first time to see him in a non-alman bros concert. we all agreed we would look for new opportunities to see warren again soon. wonder if he can be talked into a stint on Jam Cruise.

Warren was typically top notch! The band was tight and the jams just flowed.. The players were a real treat. I liked the new band very much. Go see them in a town near you!

I'm a huge Warren Haynes fan and have seen him many times with Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers. This show might have been the best I've seen. Warren's new album and this band really bring out the soul and passion that is in all of his music. Warren's vocals were amazing as were the backing vocals of Ruthie Foster and the band. Warren's guitar playing was spectacular as it always is. I loved the acoustic songs he did to start the second set. When he played "I'll be the One", he broke into a great "Blue Sky" solo during the middle. As soon as I heard the first keyboard notes to "Soulshine" as the Warren and the band closed the second set, it made the night perfect. Don't miss seeing Warren if you get the chance. With this band and his new material, he'll appeal to a broader audience as well.

This show is amazing. A must see. Warren tries to showcase his band, who are all accomplished in their own right yet still steals the show. This is one of the premier shows around. 3 1/2 hours of non stop talent, from acoustic to his new material. Cant say enough about the talent Ruth Foster is great as is everyone else who plays with Warren. By far the most under rated musicians around. Warren thanks for the music, this man is all about live performances. He keeps the ticket prices low so anyone can attend. Thanks again Warren see you soon

Musicianship was not stellar, just OK. Some high moments, but mostly average. Haynes was not at the top of his game. Seemed to be going through the motions a lot. Not anywhere close to the level of performance for Govt Mule; and I'm not talking about the style of songs.

Loved the new material. Band was in a top funk groove all night.

Warren Haynes guitar and voice continue to be awesome. Good surprise guest especially Booker T. Jones. Great acoustic set. However, if I may be so bold; I would have preferred more soul type songs than the Mule songs. That said, I always enjoy Warren!!!!

Like everything he does, this concert by Warren's new band in support of his new album "Man in Motion" was a night of unforgettable Magic with a mix of songs from the album, a small acoustic mini set, a number of covers and some songs from Haynes other work, both his 1993 solo album "Tales of Ordinary Madness" and some from his work with Gov't Mule. The excellent band including the marvelous Ruthie Foster on backing vocals and the incredible Ron Holloway on sax supported Haynes righteous guitar jamming.

My wife and I had a great night again at the Beacon, totally sold on Warren Haynes and his brilliant new album, To describe the Band Its like they were meant to play together, Warren played for nearly 3 hours and his passion was energetic throughout the theater, everyone was having a blast. The theater accommodated again a crowd of people that love to smoke, drink and have good times. Lot of dead heads, Mules and young and old who appreciate good soul style blues. wouldn't think twice at making this show at the beacon a habit.. Peace.................................................Ps LIsten to this on C.D... worth every penny,,,

Loved the entire show. Partial to the accoustic set, soulful

show was lackluster in that except for the special guest performance by Trombone Shorty- the speed of the show was too slow for me. Last year's show was electric. This year it was putting me to sleep and left early to catch another show somewhere else.

What a jam, trombone shorty and Warren trading runs was awesome. Ruthie foster is real deal. Really fun and interesting show and Warren ended it all withnthe preservation hall band.

Warren is incredible, loved all the friends (lost count). One heck of a tour opener for the new album! Theater staff and Security were very helpful and polite. Great sound, comfortable seats, great venue! Keep it cool New Orleans! Thanks for the Smokestack Lightning!

Hands down, the most soulful, heartfelt, humble, true bluesy rock you will ever experience. Had the blessing of meeting Warren a few times after unforgettable shows, and his kindness & humility (being only the lead guitarist for the Allmans, Gov't Mule and the Dead after Jerry passed) was just quietly mind blowing. Let Warren's music and energy transport you...you will never forget it! Gotta let your Soul Shine!

If you are just checking this event out for prices, just buy a ticket. Its bottom line the best show you will ever experience in your life! Warren puts a show together like no other. the best

This was my 1st ASO show, and what a better way to experience an orchestra than to have them play Jerry Garcia! Having Warren, Skip, and Jeff accompanying them was awesome too! Also 1st time at Chastain and LOVED the venue. Security could of learned some manners, but besides that everything was awesome!

Thank you Warren and the ASO for paying proper tribute to Jerry! That was great music written in the late 70s that will live forever. Not many guitarists that can play those licks any better than Warren and he does it with respect....Great Night...Looking forward to Mule in Sept

Performance exceeded my expectations. They played all the Grateful Dead hits and my only disappointment is that it didn't last longer! My boyfriend and I really enjoyed it and I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who loves a good time. Smiles all around he crowd! :)

Show was good. Warren great on the guitar, but it lacks the enthusiasm of Warren wailing away like he would do in a rock band. Song selection was OK but some Jerry classics like Deal and Sugaree were not included. Best part of the show was the last song before the encore which was Terrapin Station which blended perfectly the ASO with Warren's guitar and voice. Glad I went, but won't do it again.

We were so disappointed in this ASO Warren Haynes concert. Play less than a handful of everyone's favorite Grateful Dead songs and the rest and self-indulgent of the symphony. People around me were talking throughout the whole thing because everyone was fairly bored with the music selection being offered. So very disappointed! We have been so looking forward to this and it was a huge letdown

Show looked a lot better on paper than in person. Warren Haynes - great, ASO - superb, Garcia - legendary. Put it all together at the pit of Chastain and you get a total waste of a night. Chastain is old and worn out, terrible acoustics, and the entitled millenials in the crowd wouldn't shut up long enough to listen.

From start to finish, he was amazing. I did not want it to end. It made my soul shine.

Top performance by Warren Haynes and the Ashes & Dust Band was tight

My hubby and I had been looking forward to this date night, and we were not disappointed. We have seen several concerts at Penn's Peak and we really enjoy this venue. It's smaller size means we can see the performers from almost anywhere inside. Warren put on a great show! We're hoping he comes back to Penn's Peak soon. We'll definitely be coming back!

great show Very tough place to find where to park. No signage

Warren, the Band, the Sound...everything was Perfect. The Egg is a terrific venue ! Best acoustics of anywhere I've ever seen a show.

Warren and his Ashes and Dust Band were fantastic! The group was "tight" and Warren's guitar work was amazing as usual. They played a nice mix/variety and a solid 3 hours without break made it a bargain as well.

A little bluesy, a little jazzy, a little country and a lot of hot southern rock! Haynes put on a great show. His band was tight, arrangements were great and he sounded like he was channeling Dwayne Allman and Dickie Betts. Go see him, you'll love the show!

My third trip to Lexington Opera House and it was awesome! There really isn't a bad seat at this venue. It's easy to loose your self in Warren's solos and lyrics. The Ashes and Dust band complemented him perfectly.

I got there several hours early and parked across the street right in front the black tour bus, I was sitting and Warren gets off the bus and I walked over and asked if he had a second for a quick picture he so graciously did take a pic with me I thanked him he went in and proceeded to play one of the best sets of music EVER!!! That's my opinion. But the theater is unbelievable as well great acoustics shows sounded great, then to top it off at the end Warren came off the bus after the show and took pics and signed things for 1/2 hour at least and he is such a great person and he proves it each and every night. Warren is the hardest working man in rock n roll and he is my favorite musician and hero of ALL TIME!!! Love ya Warren Keep Rocking in the Free World your friend kevin

Warren is incredibly talented and a joy to watch. With this band he has surrounded himself with a unique blend of sounds. These guys can play just about anything!

The beautiful 2015 release has some great songs that aren't in the live set (Blue Maiden''s Tale, Beat Down The Dust), but what's there is a soulful collection that loses nothing with a new band replacing what Railroad Earth recorded with Warren. It's even better to get close enough to see where the sound is coming from, with Matt Menefee's many voices on the "banjo" synthesizer along with the other strings. good sounding historic venue without too much adornment, floor columns slightly distracting but got a cheaper seat last minute...Warren Haynes poured out stories of a lifetime for this band; don't miss it anywhere!

Show was great. Lexington Opera House was very accommodating.

Excellent technical playing by Mr. Haynes and a couple nice feel good Allman Bros tunes thrown in had the crowd on its feet. But, for me, since it was the Ashes and Dust Band on the Ashes and Dust Tour after releasing the Ashes and Dust CD, that's what I came to hear; a CD as close as anything I have ever heard that perfectly blends the power and emotion of electric blues/rock with the sublimity of down home acoustic bluegrass/country. I only recall two songs from the CD (You and Me and Coal Tattoo) and they made a fair attempt at recreating them, but for the vast majority of the show, it might as well have been electric guitar plus bass plus drums; the banjo, mandolin, acoustic guitar, and fiddle could barely be heard. When they were heard it was during a lead break set aside for them, but even then, the players seemed to be straining to get everything they could to break through the wall of sound behind them. The subtle counterpoints of those instruments so exquisite on the A and D CD were missing in action, and the emotive passages of sweet fiddle and ensemble playing just didn't make it past the sound board. Wish I could have heard what their body language told me they were trying to say.

Warren and his entire Ashes And Dust Band were spot on all night. He had the "World's Best" Banjo player with a wah wah pedal....Warren called it a MANJO, the best fiddler I have seen since the likes of Charlie Daniels! Catch the band if you have the chance.

Great show,,.. what a band! They effortlessly pulled off many different genres. complex rhythms and difficult harmonies. Warrens guitar playing was on fire. His vocals were spot on. Some great takes on some cover tunes (Fleetwood Mac, Allman Bros, etc.). Loved the instrumentation of this band, the interplay between the banjo, fiddle, mandolin and Warren's Les Paul/ES 335 astounding! World class players all! Acoustic & electric, funk & jam, blues & country, it all rocked. There were some very magical moments, I was grateful, they were dead on! (pun intended).

Did not know what to expect - but was one of the best displays of incredible musicianship we have ever witnessed. Was not a concert type experience but a deep emotional sample of what music is supposed to be. Still in awe and telling everyone!

The band played together like a well oiled machine. Sound was amazing!

This band can play anything and it sounds fantastic. Not only does Warren play original material, he plays some Almond Bros, a song that was reminiscent of the Dixie Dreggs, Fleetwood Mac, and a fantastic Little Feat song.

Everything was great, the sound, the songs, the set list, and the band.

The entire show was amazing, they killed it. Jannus as awesome as always.

Warren Haynes and his band was fantastic. I loved hearing a lot of familiar songs done with a bluegrass feel. The bad part was Jannus Live. It has to be the worst place to see a live show in the Tampa area. No where to sit and chill. Very few good places to stand. If you do get a good spot near the stage, its hard to take a piss, its hard to get a beer. The crowd is mostly uninterested in the music and talk over it. People barging through the crowd to make their way up front. I would have rather seen this show at any other venue. Jannus really makes a great show a bad experience. No more shows at Jannus for me. Terrible.

Great show from an incredibly talented band. I have been a huge Warren Haynes fan for years, and to see how rock solid and tight the band is was a huge treat. Venue was nice, but as I get older, I would appreciated seats rather than standing. Other than that it was perfect.

Great concert, the venue is so nice - it's fun being under the stars and enjoying the beautiful night.

This is probably the best warren haynes show since I saw him with Jon scoffeild. Warren sounded great, and chessboxer what can I say? They were amazing, I thought it would lose something witout RRE, but no they were awesome. The venue was great, if you ever get a chance to visit Jannus live by all means do so.

Was a great concert blending banjo, violin, and mandolin with hard guitar licks and strong rockin drum beats! The banjo and "electric banjo" along with the electrical charged violin made for very unique leads. The song selection covered many different venues or styles of music and was evenly preformed throughout the night. Really loved the fact that Warren and Band wasn't afraid of cameras or videos!

The Empire is a fantastic venue with no bad seats and the concert was excellent. Haynes took a number of hits from his extensive repertoire and made them soar through the clouds.

It was so much fun experiencing Warren and his talented new band, in such an intimate setting. He played an enjoyable variety of his repertoire as well as some new music and mixed in a few well-loved cover songs. He was meant to play Stevie Nick's "Gold Dust Woman" and the softer side of Jimi Hendrix. But when he would slide in an Allman Brothers song, the crowd really loved it. Overall, having seen him with the Allman Bros Band all those years ago and more recently with Government Mule, I am impressed how enthusiastic he remains and will definitely make the effort to see him again!

I go to a lot of concerts and shows - and this ranks absolutely at the top for musical performance, precision, energy. Unbelievable skills. The band - electric banjo, mandolin, violin, bass, percussion all performed at a level I had never seen. I was blown away. The Empire in San Antonio is a small venue and we had excellent seats so we were only feet away which made it even better. By the end of the show folks were dancing wherever they could find space. The first couple of hours were pure concert. Not until the encore did Warren and the band really engage the audience. But there was not a moment that wasn't just musical awesomeness.

They're asking me to review a Warren haynes show? Sorry, can't be done. Has to be experienced.

Warren never ceases to amaze me. This is the sixth "band" I have Warren Haynes in and best band I have seen him in. Wow, what a fantastic sound with the guys from Railroad Earth. A MUST see show!!!!

Warren and company was amazing. Come back to Nashville soon!

Uncle Warren at his finest!! The new band is awesome as well!! Gil Landry very nice, loved the Loser encore with Warren!!

Really enjoyed the opening hour by Railroad Earth and the solo Warren Haynes songs. But when everything came together it was magic.

This concert was phenomenal!. Warren continues to amaze and Railroad Earth was a new treat for me! He debuted his new cd and I enjoyed it so much. I recommend this show to anyone and everyone!

What an Extraordinary Night it was!! So dynamic and rich it was a golden night for Jerry's BDay and Everyone who was present and truly All-In. I couldn't believe how comparatively few attended however for this caliber of a show but those who made it knew it was something special regardless that no one else was tuned too, and it was so nice to have room to indulge. Warren, GM, Berkeley Symphony & Conductor and All... Thank You for keeping the Heart of the magic real and true!!

Great Show - AMAZING sound from Wolf (Jerry's Guitar '73-'93). The Symphony behind him was stellar to say the least. Overall - An Amazing Show that seemed to please the whole crowd. Even the Greek workers were dancing and toe tapping.

The show was perfect. Appreciated the politeness of the ticket people working the gates

I've been wanting to go to this for several years! It was great! Warren doesn't disappoint!

This show was amazing, outstanding musicianship by all players, the drum solo was a mind blower, really glad I went

Warren was incredible and the Colorado Symphony showed diversity and makes me want to see them play a traditional classic music concert!

Warren Haynes with the Colorado symphony was a transcendental experience.

This was one of the most memorable concerts I've ever attended (and I've been to quite a few)! I was a little skeptical of the blending of a "rocker" and an orchestra---but the combination was magical! I only wish it could have lasted for several more hours!

Warren is the MAN!!! And the band is right there with him! Not an easy task

Very nice venue, great staff, bartenders and crew. When Warren is in, the whole place seems to adopt his customer is king attitude. Wish I could see several of his shows in a row to see the different interplay that develops each night between him and the band.

Warren and his awesome band really tore it up in Durham on 10/13/11! The fans were treated to two sets of wonderful music, hearing selections from Warren's "Man In Motion" and lots of unexpected treasures that made the concert quite special and fun!

Wonderful! Could not have been any better! Not to mention we met him after the show!

Great show! Always expect the unexpected, but Baby Love by Mother's Finest was a house rocker. What is the backup singers name? Loved Sailin' Shoes and the encore of Spanish Moon with Ron Holloway! Loved Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley with Nevill. The new songs off Man in Motion where powerful, especially Save Me! Ogden Theatre Denver, CO 05/25/2011

What a show! What a true artist. Miss it and you'll be kicking yourself in the nuts for the next 30 years. Warren acknowledged the fans outside after the show, signed autographs, and took lots of pictures. I even got a pick. Love you man!

a spinof of the Allmans & Government Mule bands, Warren presented a spectacular event, complete with a hard-driven backing & the voices of Ruthie Foster & guest William Bell, with many of the songs from his newest release, Man in Motion.

The show was utterly magnificent! Great music in a beautiful venue.

Excellent show Warren Haynes was amazing trying to cover Little Feat !!!

Warren assembled a great group of musicians and played one of my favorite live albums of all time. I like that they are truly an ensemble, the spotlight was shared among all the musicians. The New Orleans crowd stood and danced for most of the show. I had a little moment for Lowell, he left us too soon. On the downside, the concert started one hour late and was a bit too loud.

I really liked the venue. Saenger theater is historic and has been recently renovated. Beautiful ! Amazing acoustics, and the band was on point. Warren and Medeski were great!

This concert hearkened back to the days when all the best bands were touring regularly. Little Feat, the Dead, the Band, etc., etc. The concert promised a recreation of the Waiting for Columbus experience and it delivered. All of the musicians were amazing. It's not often that the audience thanks the source of the concert, but that happened with the shout out to Warren Haines for making this event happen. The crowd was literally dancing in the aisles. Apologies to the ushers on duty that night. Only drawbacks - I was somehow expecting more special guests. Maybe that was just me. Also it started nearly an hour late, but then again, that hearkens back to the old days, too.

Absolutely EPIC!!! Warren haynes is amazing and bringing along gil landry was a deal closer!!!

Great show, great venue! It was great to see Warren Haynes go in this direction.

It was a wonderful night listening to Warren Haynes and the new album!

Just watched Warren Haynes live at the Moody and was blown away by the great band he had backing him , then I go to concert and hear an entire concert of what I can only describe and some strange mix of country/ bluegrass sprinkled with some blues. Really, a mandolin, a violin, stand up bass and banjo with the great rock and blues guitarist Warren Haynes? And his playing was laid back with a lot of pansy country leads. Please bring back the old Warren or his going to lose lot of fans.

Warren Haynes has assembled a masterful band of musicians for this solo tour. The evening started off with an Allman Bros song and ended with a Grateful Dead song. How could it be any better? Well, throw in songs from his previous solo album, a Gov't Mule song and 3 hours later, I'm exhausted from cheering, clapping and foot stomping. it was as if this band had played together for years, even though they hadn't. Jeff Sipe is one of the best drummers I have ever heard. Don't miss this show when it comes to town.

Hands down the best Warren Haynes show I've ever seen. If you're okay with bluegrass then this is the show for you Warren Haynes with a bluegrass feel doesn't get any better than that

Thank you Warren for gracing us with a show of your amazing talent and love for music a second time in the same year! I'd see you again this year, or any time I'm near one of your shows. The back-up players were a pleasant treat and really displayed musical prowess. What are rare and enjoyable experience the whole concert turned out to be overall. Favorite Moment: The last song of the night - Jessica! Super way to say goodnight with a long awaited song. To see one of the original members of The Allman Brothers play this was a true blessing.

Warren put on a great show! Played a couple favorites, and love the new stuff...

I have probably seen Warren 6-7 times with Gov't Mule and another 4-5 with the Allmans. He is always stellar with whoever he plays with. It was nice to hear him with a backing Banjo, Mandolin, Fiddle, plus his normal Bass and Drums. It gave a new tone to some of the oldies he played which were the highlight to me. Not a big fan of Soulshine, but was SO happy to hear Blue Skies and especially Jessica. Played almost 2.5 hours with only a call back for encore break. I was front row center in balcony and the sound was superb except for clarity of lyrics. That could have been better.

Warren Haynes is one of the top guitarists in my book, because he can play a variety of covers, genres, and his improvisational skills are top notch. He also played with a back up band...and he made sure that every member got a chance to solo. He never stepped on anyone's feet, and he never stole the spotlight. That is what I like to see from a musician. Truly inspriational

It was great to see a different side of Warren Haynes. Railroad earth did a great job accompanying him. The fiddle player Tim Carbone for Railroad Earth was unbelievable. He soloed all night from 730pm till 11pm. I saw Warren 52 times before this and I really enjoyed the change of pace and courage to do something different.