Jason Isbell

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit put on a solid, tight show that has been replaying in my head; even while I m sleeping. The playlist was deep in the catalogue with The Nashville Sound well represented. A bit of level issues on the sound up in the balcony, but overall a solid experience. Can t leave a review without lauding the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn. Beautiful! The staff is the nicest I can recall. All of MSG should go there to take lessons on how to treat patrons!

Everyone in my family is a huge Jason Isbell fan. My teenage daughters began listening to him with the release of "Southeastern" and I quickly latched on after seeing him open for Ray LaMontagne a few years ago. I've seen him four times since. I would not have thought it possible, but he is better every time I see him. His band - the 400 Unit - is as tight as they come. And when his wife, Amanda Shires, joins them, the whole is much greater than the sum of the parts. This guy can move seamlessly between aching country ballads and hard rock. He is as versatile as any artist I have ever seen, and I believe he is the most well-rounded performer currently in action. Don't sit on the fence. Just go see him.

Great venue and great show. A perfect setting for awesome music. Facilities and vending was great.

Unbelievable sound and songwriting. Favorite artist by far so I'm biased. Food at the venue is mediocre at best. And everything is expensive. Those negatives only equate to a 1 star reduction as the overall experience and sound is positive.

Jason and the 400 Unit were tremendous as usual!!!

2nd time I've seen Jason Isbell, 2nd time I've underpaid. One helluva performance.

Want to start by saying that the sound for this show was one of the best that I've been too, and I've been to many, many shows in my 48 years. The Tennessee Theatre plays a big role in the sound, but the sound guy for Jason deserves a standing ovation. Very clear sound and you could actually understand ALL the vocals. Jason played 2 shows at the Tennessee Theatre and both shows were equally good, and he done a good job of mixing up the setlist for each show. If you missed a song on Saturday's show, he probably played it on Sunday's show. One thing to remember if you go to a Jason Isbell show. Don't record a show with your smartphone because he will call you out from the stage. An uncomfortable moment in the show was when a guy on the front row was holding his phone up to either take a picture or video and Jason called him out making the guy turn his phone off. And he wanted it completely off. In Jason's words, "this isn't a conversation, turn it all the way off". Smartphones at a concert can be distracting, but recorded video can also be a bonus for the artist because many bands are discovered via YouTube. Overall, great show! If you get a chance to see Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit in concert, by all means, GO!

What a great show. The band was tight and they played with a lot of enthusiasm. Love the venue and the proximity to the stage. Parking was cheap and easy and there was a food court connected to the HOB, although we chose to eat there. What I didn't like is that I called and left a message twice and sent an email once to ask how I could upgrade the experience for myself and the 4 clients I had in attendance. No one from Live Nation bothered to contact me. After the show started, I told a bartender my experience and she said we could upgrade to the seats above for $45 a person. I would have done this is a heartbeat before the event began. We lost out on an upgraded experience and HOB/Live Nation lost out on $225.

As usual, hanging with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit is like being home after a long trip. The band is tight, the lyrics remind you of what's important. Can't wait for the new album and the next show.

Wonderful show!! Such great talent! This was our second time seeing Jason and he has yet to disappoint. He sounds just as good live as he does on his albums. Just amazing! Gladly travel far to see him anytime.

Good venue, nice clean atmosphere, and the concert was great

Great show with Josh Ritter opening for Jason Isbell. Best live show I've seen in a while.

Listening to Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit slay song after song was less like a concert and more like a religious experience. His emotional "Cover Me Up," with the solo acoustic to start, perfect lighting and sound, and the lead in with each band member as the song reached its crescendo was divine, Isbell's powerful voice holding every piece together. Like listening at the feet of the master. Everyone should be listening to this guy. Best singer/songwriter of our time.

The Hoyte Shermin is a beautiful vendor. Absolutely great performance by Isbell. Can't wait to see him again. Sounds just as good and authentic live as he does on his albums.

If this had been an Art Prize entry it would have won. Haven't seen anyone that appears happier to be on stage than Josh Ritter. Isbell did it all and did it well. There is no one better at his craft right now.

I can't tell you how much I appreciated finally getting to hear one of my favorite artists in person and he did not disappoint. I was in tears listening to Elephant. He and his band Give their all I love his last two albums and listen and know most of the words to his songs. Please have him back again.

I've seen Jason four times now & every show has been good, but this last show was unforgettable. The band has really grown, and the quality of music is 2nd to none. I see a fair amount of concerts, and this one was one of the best I've ever been to.

Singer/Songwriter Jason Isbell is not just a talented lyricist he's a guitar virtuoso. I was a big fan before seeing him live for the first time. His live set was something you have to experience.

Best show my husband and I have ever seen. Jason Isbell is so talented! Well worth our 4 hour drive to get to the concert! I hope we can see him again in the future. Shaky Graves was fun to watch and Lucero was great too. A perfect show!

Jason Isbell was by far the best show I've been to. He sounds amazing live and delivers a great show. I will definitely be going again next time he is in town!!!

This was my 25 yr old boyfriends first concert, and I have to say... I chose the best concert ever to take him too. They were both incredible live, and I have a completely renewed respect for both bands and artists. JUST WOW. I will never forget this experience and neither will he.

We have seen Isbell many times and he just keeps getting better and better. The stage show here at Ovens was really even better than we have seen to this point. Shovels and Rope did not disappoint in the slightest. We are huge fans and look forward to seeing more of them.

Absolutely amazing concert. By far one of best concerts I have ever been to. Unforgettable.

Both Shovels and Rope /Jason Isbell are talented artist! I bought tickets for my husband who is a huge fan of Jason Isbell and I was dreading it because the style of music is not my thing. I'm now a fan of both!!

Jason Isbell is one of the best singer/songwriters in the business today. He tells powerful stories and writes tunes to accompany them. He also knows how to rock the house. He and his band, 400 Unit, killed it at the Ovens Auditorium in Charlotte Saturday night. From the first note to the last, he had this attendee's foot tapping, head bobbing and hands clapping.

I very recently became aware of Jason Isbell having seen him perform on TV. He and his band are terrific musicians, and I highly recommend you see them perform. The Beacon Theatre sound system, however, destroyed the performance for Jason, and the opening act. The sound volume does not need to be at stadium volume for a small classic venue like the Beacon. The sound quality is also an issue. I hope the Beacon can rectify these issues.

This man is amazing. Haunting lyrics and then a rowdy story teller. Amanda Shire is a perfect accent and completes Isbell. The band equally balanced. THAT DRUM! Jason Isbell continues to polish his performance without losing his original and desirable rough edge. The stage lighting was fantastic: Especially for "Children of the Corn" I only wish I could have gone the second night. Too many favorite songs to contain in one show. The Beacon Theater a perfect venu. Bravo.

Mr. Isbell played mostly songs from his latest two releases. He has become a very polished performer, speaking between songs with confidence and humor. He is an underrated guitar player.

Amazing show. Amazing artist. Amazing venue. Amazing setlist.

What a truly incredible performance by Jason Isbell at DPAC, a real treat to have seen him there, the acoustics were amazing.

Amazing set in a great venue! Definitely going to see him in Charlotte with Shovel & Rope.

This was my fourth time seeing Isbell. His growth as an artist is astounding. With a new album under his belt along with the songs from Southeastern, his DBT days and earlier solo efforts, he now has a rich catalogue to choose from. The Fox offered a stunning art deco palace with great sound and wonderful amenities. Isbell's command of the stage and the 400 Unit band was obvious through out as he effortlessly went from folk to country to straight ahead shredding rock and roll. Don't miss him if he comes your way. And as for the Fox, this was my first time there and I'll be looking for my favorite artists to come here.

Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit came out and blew the roof off the Sherman Theater, and the minds of the audience. Having just that week learned the new album "Something More Than Free" was #1 simultaneously on the Billboard Country, Rock, and Folk charts, there were plenty of smiles on stage, and each song the band put a smile on the faces of everyone in the audience judging by the roar of applause and cheers from the crowd. Great new songs never allowed for a lapse in intensity by the band or from the audience. The new songs reflect a different mood in Jason's life with his continued sobriety, the upcoming arrival of his first child, and the confidence that comes with success, He's a great singer, an excellent guitarist, and a spectacular songwriter and it all was in evidence Tuesday night. I had no doubt I was in the presence of greatness.

Jason Isbell is an awesome musician...His lyrics...His voice...His guitar chords...His "connection" with his fans....ALL make him a spectacular performer...AND Hoyt Sherman is a gorgeous historical venue with AMAZING acoustics. I'm 60 years old and I still go to a LOT of concerts...This was a memorable performance!!!!!

The show was so entertaining. Would recommend to anyone. A must see.

Good opening act. Had not seen Damien before. Opening was all acoustic and only had Damien on stage. Jason came on about 845pm and played till 11pm with no breaks. He played a good mix of old and new songs. The sound in the theater was really good and seemed to be just the right volume. The band was energetic and played great. My wife and I really had a good time at the show. I would recommend seeing Jason Isbell if you get the chance.

Jason Isbell is one of the most talented and gifted musicians today. We were incredibly impressed by the caliber of musicianship and level of entertainment he was ready to bring. It definitely felt like the crowd was 100% feeling the same as us. Thank you Jason and the 400 Unit for an awesome night. We can't wait for the next show in the area hopefully real soon!! Best, Jeff

I've seen Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit 3 times this year. He never disappoints. The past 2 shows I have brought friends who turned into instant fans. This time I brought my 13 year old son who also had a great time. Don't miss Jason when he comes to ton! The show was opened by Communist Daughter and St. Paul and the Broken Bones. Communist Daughter, while good at what they do, was not really my thing. St. Paul was outstanding! I'd see them again in a heartbeat.

Having been to hundreds of shows over the years I do have a low tolerance for dumb ideas that impact a show negatively. In this case it's JASON ISBELL'S lovely and talented wife AMANDA SHIRES opening the show. Yes- she had just released her own album DOWN FELL THE DOVES which would later garner an excellent review from ROLLING STONE. I had listened to her album before the show in order to prepare which I do for all shows. Music is subjective- her material was just not my cup of tea. I felt the quirky- off beat nature of her work albeit original was not suited to open a JASON ISBELL SHOW. The other problem is she's performing twice and when she's done with her set now we all stand around for 45 min while they adjust to perform the main set. NOT GOOD! But I digress! JASON ISBELL AND HIS BAND INCLUDING AMANDA SHIRES ON FIDDLE WERE AMAZING. I think SOUTHEASTERN was one of the best albums in 2013 period. I think Jason could go out there with just a chair and his acoustic guitar and blow everyone away with songs from this amazing album! Point is- I could have done without all the DRIVE BY TRUCKERS material. I was there to see the genius that wrote SOUTHEASTERN!

The concert was amazing. He played mostly songs off of Southeastern with a good mix of old material and a few covers. Definitely see him if you have a chance.

Isbell has been a known singer songwriter for better then a decade. First with the Drive-By-Truckers and now as a solo act. He just keeps getting better and better. He seemed quite serious about showing Cincinnati He can write great songs and deliver them on stage in a clear and professional manner. But what surprised me most was that there was no way all the amps in the concert hall could cover up his clear outstanding vocals. He was able to take time in between songs to make the whole audience roar with laughter and express his gratitude for us all who were standing and screaming at the end of the songs. Not the loudest crowd I have ever heard but loud enough. He played a Southeastern (new album) heavy set but reached back plenty enough to keep new and old fans begging for more. The setting in the Taft theater was a perfect match for a young musician striving to be perfect. Great seating ,friendly staff , and close parking. Mr Isbell reminded me of a young Tom Petty on his Damn The Torpedos tour- and we all know what his career did after that. Better catch him in these intimate locations while you can larger venues and many more fans await in his future.

I have seen Jason Isbell a few times and he put on a solid performance especially after a long flight in from Europe the day before. The band I really wanted to see was the opener, St. Paul & the Broken Bones. These guys put on a great high energy show. Wonderful new southern soul sounds. Just a fun group due to be the next big deal out of Alabama. Sure wish I was going on Cayamo this year to see them on the ship.

Jason Isbell is one of the best Americana songwriters working today. If you haven't seen one of his solo shows or a show with his band (the 400 Unit) you are doing yourself a major disservice.

Jas Isbell (and the 400 Unit) was excellent, no letdown with the artist. It was my first trip to Taft Ballroom, which is in the basement of the Taft Theater. There are no seats, so it is great for dancing, not so great if you just want to sit and listen. They do offer a full bar, so the adult beverages make it a little easier to take. Ticket prices are very reasonable. A good place to catch up-and-coming acts up close.

I won't try to pretend this isn't a biased review; I love Jason Isbell's music. Not only his music, but also the music that influences him that he sometimes incorporates into his set-lists or songs. Until you see a band live, it can be tricky to tell from their recordings just how produced their records are or how good of a musician they really are. From his playing with DBT, including the songs he wrote and recorded with them, I figured he was pretty good. Without a doubt, Isbell is the real deal. He carried every tune damn-near flawlessly, and played not only the crowd's favorites but slipped in a couple of his own favorites as well. Even some of his songs I was unfamiliar with, which for some artists playing live can become a drag, were as enjoyable as the ones I knew by heart. His band the 400 Unit is also very good (he even let his drummer sing a couple songs), and his 'feyonce' Amanda Shires provided awesome fiddle playing (as well as - respectfully - something visually aesthetic). Overall, a great show at a great venue. I hope I can do it again very soon.

Seeing Jason Isbell at the Kings Theater was a lifetime highlight. He s one of the best singer-songwriters and one of the top performers I have ever seen. Each member of the 400 Unit is also top notch. Amanda Shires (Isbell s wife) is a mean fiddler and her singing along with Jason is deeply moving. King s theater is gorgeous. I had seen Jason Isbell last year at the Beacon, and this venue is way better. The sound was perfect and really enahced the show. Amazing night, it was really special.

Great show. Amazing renovation on venue. Check it out

All and all it was a solid show. I would have personally preferred if he played some more of his older stuff, but isn t that typical of most artists. The sound mix could have been a little better, it was not always consistent. This was especially true when Jason hit his high notes. I would pay to see him again.

The Nashville Sound is the latest work of art from Jason. His body of work is growing. Live from Alabama was my intro to Jason and the 400 unit, so he has more A+ material for another live album. Go see this tour if you can. If you are a fan it is a must.

This band is one of the most underrated acts in the country Hope they get their due recognition soon

Great show by Jason Isbell and his band, The 400 Unit! The evening kicked off with a wonderful set by his wife Amanda Shires and her band. A must see concert!!!

I go to a lot of concerts and I've been to hundreds of venues, but this duo of Isbell and Tennessee Theatre was perfect!! His voice carried so beautifully and filled the entire room every time he opened his mouth. If you've never had a chance to see Isbell live, you are doing yourself and injustice. Get out there and see him soon!!

Jason gave his usual great performance with his fantastic band. The music was amazing as always. My only complaint (and the reason I docked them one star) was that the sound was too loud, IMHO. It was louder than a recent ZZ Top concert. I am a drummer, so I know what loud is, but this was almost to the point of distortion. Hopefully this was a venue issue and not indicative of his other performances. This was my second time to see Jason at the same venue (The Tennessee Theater in Knoxville, TN). The last time the sound was not like this. Also disappointed that Amanda was not with him. Still a great concert.

I went because my husband had been listening to Jason Isbell. I am a huge fan now ! It was an amazing concert. My only complaint are the fans. I wondered why the 2 girls from Birmingham that sat in front of me came. They TALKED the entire concert or stayed on Facebook. I may be old school but I wish people would enjoy the moment and what they paid to see. Put up your cell phones and give some respect to the artist performing !

Beautiful theatre with great staff! Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit put on their usual awesome display of musical talent. Highlights for me were two new songs off their upcoming album and a scorching "Never Gonna Change" to close out the main show. Only downside were the alleged Isbell fans sitting behind us that did not have a single unexpressed thought for the entire show. "Gentlemen", please show the artist and audience some respect, be quiet and listen to the music we all paid good money to hear.

Third time I've seen the man. He hasn't disappointed. Great writer, singer, picker, performer, even at the end of a long tour. The dude's a pro!

One of the best Songwriters of the past 10 years. Fellow ain't a bad guitar player either. Jason Isbell and his backing band presented his songs straight-up, in a straight-forward 2 guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums lineup. New album coming in June. Catch this talent at the smaller venues while you can.

Jason Isbell plays a great show! His songs are poignant and his delivery is energetic. It was my first Isbell show but definitely won't be the last!

He played a great mix of old and new. I think 80%+ of the crowd stood the whole time. Top it all off with a great venue and it was an amazing show.

Way to loud. Sound distorted. Opening act just about unbearable.

Excellent show!!!!!!!!! Sound was perfect as well as the venue

House of Blues in Las Vegas was the perfect intimate venue - with an amazing sound system - to catch Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. Their sound was tight, the timing was spot on and the crowd was in it.

This was my 4th time seeing Jason and it was by far the best show I've been to.

I've seen Jason Isbell's show three times now (once with his wife, Amanda Shires, and twice with The 400 Unit), and each performance vaults him higher up my list of personal favorites. I was only vaguely aware of his existence until a friend strongly recommended his 2013 release, Southeastern. Now, I'm a true believer. Isbell and his band take material that is already strong and push it to an even higher level in concert. Great vocals, incendiary solos during Decoration Day and Children of Children (among others), the accordion on Codeine--too many highlights to list, really. And, the full band live version of Cover Me Up is worth the price of admission all by itself, as the beautiful ballad you hear on the CD morphs into a soul-stirring epic of desperate passion. The band also encored with a solid new song, the up-tempo Hope the High Road, from their forthcoming new release scheduled for June. My only quibbles: when Isbell played acoustic lead, the vocals were easy to understand, but his voice was occasionally drowned out when he played one of his electric guitars; and he's omitted my two favorites from Southeastern (New South Wales and Relatively Easy) from the setlists at all three shows that I've seen.

I have never done one of the casino shows, so I didnt know what to expect. Jason played well, but a few thoughts. 1. Short show - Jason commented that is how it works at a casino. But, please don't shortchange me. I will spend time in your bars, and even spent the night in your hotel, but play a full set. 2. The venue is non-smoking, the hotel is non-smoking, but a casino floor is a smokers paradise. You have to walk through the casino to get to the floor. 3. Banquet chairs in a massive ballroom do not put off a good vibe.

This was our first Isbell concert. He immediately had our attention with story telling songs, beautiful voice, tight band.

Opening act, Josh Ritter and his band were just great - the power to the microphones and instruments went out for a bit and they just got acoustic instruments, moved to the front of the stage and played and sang (real loud!) as best they could. The audience loved it! Jason Isbell has an amazing voice - can be soooo powerful - gives you chills. His band was really good - especially the guitar player who also sang some pretty good harmony! All in all, a really enjoyable concert - glad I went!

Tow of the best singer-songwriters of the decade at one show - awesome!

Josh and Jason are the top of the heap when it comes to songwriting. If you don't know their music it's because they are not played on the mainstream media. Josh is like the modern day Dylan with his lyrics and Jason will eventually match the catalog with many mind blowing songs to come. During the opening set the P.A. went out and Josh played two songs totally acoustic and belted out the songs like a pro with his Royal city band mates killing it with the harmonies.. Jason was nearly flawless with his guitar playing and his singing was mind blowing. His vocals seem to be better than is actually on the records. Overall the best combination of two artists since Dylan and Cash. These two are that good!

Josh's opening had a minor audio glitch but that didn't stop him and his band from putting on a super performance. Jason was awesome. Sounded fantastic!! The Landmark Theater is the perfect venue for an artist like Jason Isbell.

This is the second time we have seen Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and they were fantastic! Josh Ritter was great as well. We felt bad for him as the sound died quickly into their set, But Josh and his band came out front and sang some acoustic tunes while the sound was being fixed. Great job!

Josh Ritter was awesome! He exudes such joy and fun when he plays! His comments and asides to the audience between numbers make every one smile. Very disappointed with Jason Isbell. Perhaps Hershey Theatre was not the best venue for him. Music was WAY too loud. If he had just turned down the volume a bit... By the end of his 2nd number had such a headache couldn't wait for the show to end.

Amazing performer, singer, guitar player and especially songwriter. One of the best shows I've ever been to.

I simply could not believe how strong and clear Jason's voice was and he is 1000% better live! Also added Josh Ritter as a new FAVORITE in my playlist! What a wonderful, uplifting night!

Josh Ritter as opener had tons a energy and was just the perfect opening romp to the powerful performance put on by Isbell and the 400 LB unit. I dragged my boyfriend kicking and screaming to this show but at the end he was a believer. Isbell is one of the greatest songwriters of his generation.

went to this show because i've been a long time fan. the opener was alright. but jason isbell was incredible. he played new and older stuff. and he played almost two hours. it was crazy, the crown was really inot it and i think he fed off that. i wouldn't hesitate to see him again

Everything about this event was unforgettable!! This is my second time seeing Jason Isbell and like always he never disappoints!! I will be going to see him again! A nice surprise was the opening act Josh Ritter. I had never heard of him or his band before and they were very good!!! Loved every minute of this show!

I was familiar w/ his music, but had not seen him live. He was awesome! I love his style of music and his writing is amazing. Can't wait to see him again.

I've seen Jason four times (twice with the Drive By Truckers) and he just keeps getting better. Amazing songwriting, great lyrics, a beautiful voice and blistering guitar licks make him a quadruple threat. You can call his music country, or alt rock, or Americana, but I call it beautiful and category-defying. Keep it up, Jason Isbell. You are a star.

Josh Ritter was amazing, but too short. Jason Isbell put on an AMAZING show. Only negative was the annoying couple next to me that kept talking loudly pretty much the entire time.

Both Josh Ritter and Jason Isbell put on great shows. Filled with new and old songs and tons of energy! Jason Isbell was awesome on guitar. Does Josh ever stop smiling? Loved the show!

What a fantastic show...loved hearing these songs come to life in a new way by experiencing them live. Has some surprises as well, given that I am fairly new to the Jason Isbell party. If he were playing in town again tonight, I'd be there.

A+ show. Jason and his band played an amazing show. He continues to amaze.

It was my first time seeing Jason Isbell live and I will never miss one again. Not only is he an amazing lyricist and singer but he plays better than most lead guitarists, which was a pleasant surprise for me. The stage lights were on-point and choreographed well - every song had a different feel to it. My favorite song - Cover Me Up - amazing, took my breathe away how they built it up. I'm not sure if anything could top that song and how it made the crowd react. I took someone who had little experience with Isbell before the show and he was blown away with how good he/the band/ the show was. Hoyt-- what can I say about Hoyt-- best sound of any venue that I've encountered. I will continue to buy tickets here before anywhere else.

Awesome show. Cool venue! Very interactive with the crowd.

Amazing show in a great theater. Love seeing such a talented band fronted by such a great songwriter. Isbell has become a must-see show.

Josh Ritter opened with a beautiful, emotional, heart felt set of songs that kept you wanting more. Jason Isbell delivered a profound set of music with powerful vocals that pulled on your heart strings.

I've seen Isbell 4 times, and this was the only time I left the show thinking "That could have been better." He seems to have developed a sort of prima donna "rock and roll" attitude. The show was good and his band was tight, but there wasn't the banter with the crowd and the storytelling that's always made his shows great in the past. Played a mediocre setlist largely comprising newer songs without paying off his past by playing more popular tunes from the DBT and early 400 Unit days. Still, he's a fantastic musician and expert songwriter and guitar player. I just was a bit underwhelmed.

Love Love Love Jason Isbell! Listening to him or any artist at Hoyt Sherman is always amazong!!!! It doesn't get any better!

If you have never seen Jason Isbell, or been to Hoyt Sherman, you are missing out on a musical feast for your senses! Hoyt Sherman is not only historic, but offers up some of the best acoustics around. Jason Isbell was a delightful surprise for me. His 2 albums: Southeastern and Something More than Free were so much better in person! Jason is definitely an amazing artist that should be seen to be appreciated!

Best convert I've been to in a while! Can't wait to go again

Absolutely incredible experience. Jason is truly one of the best songwriters and vocalists out there.

Great concert! Jason Isbell's voice was really clear and resonating. We sat towards the middle and he sounded so good. The crowd stood the entire concert. He played a lot of my favs, Cover Me UP, Relatively Easy, Stockholm, These are Different Days, Yvette and Something More Than Free and more. His guitar playing was excellent and was unexpected as I have never seen him in concert before. Loved it!

Jason Isbell puts on a wonderful, heartfelt show. The melodies were lovely and the venue was very appropriate for he and his band. Highly recommend him and the Alabama Theatre to anyone.

Birmingham needs more shows like this in the greatest venue in Alabama. GREAT show!!!

Ritter played several songs from his current album Sermon on the Rocks as well as older albums and Isbell played mostly new songs from the new album, but sprinkled in some older hits as well. All in all, it was an incredible show with lots to remember for a while and though I had never seen the two together, I think it was a good pairing and I'd definitely go see the two together again! I can't describe what a great show this was! I had seen Josh Ritter before. His energy is infectious. I had never seen Jason Isbell and what a true songwriter he is - I have a few of his albums, so I already knew this, but he is a true performer as well. I can't wait to see him live again!

Great show! Isbell was outstanding! The 400 Unit rocked!! The whole show was phenomenal!! Can't wait until I get to see them again!

Great group of musicians and really interacted with the audience. Great live voice. Loved it!

Isbell is a total pro. Great songwriter & performer. His voice sounds better in person than in recordings & the stage set, sound, & lighting were perfect.

Great set list and sold performance! Ran through all of my favorites....