WAILIN' JENNY'S

The most awesome sound I've ever heard. Their harmonies are extraordinary!

Two days at the Birchmere, in Alexandria, the 2nd sold out! They write a lot of their material which tends towards the spiritual and details thoughtful vignettes of life, the sort of things Canadians are very good at. The harmonies were liquid and full, and are the Jennies strong point. Being able to sing together and play instruments is nothing short of amazing. I especially enjoyed the inclusion of a short piece directing small children to get dressed. A departure for the Jennies, but a welcome bit of comic relief. Sometimes you don't think, you just do.

The show was fine. It was my first show at the Birchmere. It would've been nice to know beforehand that they also served as a restaurant with restaurant style seating. That made seats slightly uncomfortable. The show was lovely though. Lots of "mom" chat, not for me but made for some laughs. Will opt for a more conventional concert space for the next show.

Simply put, The Wailin' Jennys are amazing, out of this world. Perfect harmonies, perfect phrasing, great stage presence. Their genuine and witty commentary makes the audience feel right at home. One of the best live performances I've ever experienced! I can't wait to see them again next year!

For anyone thinking about seeing them, don't hesitate. They are great live!

i am looking forward to their concert next year. What fun! Thanks

The Wailin' Jennys put on an amazing show. Their voices blend together so well. The banter between songs was fun and engaging. They sang a lot from the new album. I'd definitely pay to see them again.

The ladies of Wailin Jenny's are amazing singers individually. Put them together and they are out of this world. The harmonies they demonstrate cut you to the bone and each song they sing brings out the best in each of them. We met them afterward at a CD signing session and they are great people as well. I intend to follow this group for the rest of my life or to the end of their careers whichever occurs first. You will not be disappointed!

A wonderful evening of folk music by talented musicians. Their harmonies are the best currently in the business. Well worth the ticket price!

The Wailin' Jennys have put out four really good albums with very good songs, three great voices in harmony and superior musicianship. Seen and heard live, all three qualities are even more evident, and the togetherness of the group stands out. Maybe think of them as a Canadian (more folksy) version of the Dixie Chicks.

I missed out last year by waiting too long and the show sold out. This year, I bought the tickets months in advance. I'd seen you tube videos but never live until now; they did not disappoint. The sound was seamlessly blended. These are 3 ladies who sing like angels and when they sing in 3 part harmony, I get chills down my spine. Ruth's brother played a mean viola and artistically complemented the music. Overall it was a great show and I would certainly like to see them again.

The Jennys were exceptional. They sang several songs from their new CD "Bright Morning Stars." You cannot go wrong with a Wailin Jennys concert.

I've seen the Jennys a few times before... This one was BY FAR the best. The Birchmere is the perfect setting to see them in because it is so intimate and their music comes across as delicate but powerful. The world is a more better place because of the Wailin' Jennys and their beautiful music.

The Wailin' Jennys had nice voices and harmonies. They were so-so musicians (except the fiddler, a brother of one of them who knew what he was doing). Play list was mostly sad songs. The Birchmere is a dump, food and drinks were terrible. Their logistics were also poor.

Excellent show at the Birchmere. The Jennys are amazing - all three have marvelous solo voices yet have the ability to sing as an ensemble without any one voice sticking out. The instrumental work was tasty without distracting from the vocal performance. A special nod to the "male Jenny" for his fiddle and mandolin work. Another nod to the sound crew for letting us hear all those great sounds.