Frank Turner

Awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! Frank put on a show that will be talked about for a long time. He meshed his new album with some old classics. It s amazing how well the crowd embraced his new album even though it s a departure from some of his hardcore body smashing classics. Being a late comer to the Frank Turner band wagon, and being a bit older than most in the crowd, the new album has totally sucked me up and has shown to me that Frank has planted his feet on solid rock and roll music. Seeing Frank live and even watching him crowd surf around the entire floor was electrifying but when he sent his good friend to the bar for shots by surfing, I have to admit, that was a first!! We are now traveling for his next show.

Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls was absolutely incredible. The entire band (especially Frank) was full of energy, showmanship, and surprises. They played a long, raucous, joyous set. Everyone in this beautiful 3K cap venue was dancing and singing along, fully in the moment. Frank was captivating. Such an unforgettable night. If you get the chance to see them, don't walk - run!! I can't recommend these performers enough.

Just go see Frank Turner! You'll have renewed faith in humanity, some sweaty clothes to wash, & a body full of sore muscles. FREAKING AMAZING!! :]

I had an awesome night . Frank and the boys were on fire. The staff @ Wonder Bar are the tops and they add to a great time . I loved the fact that Frank and the band came out after the show ... Took pics and signed autographs . I really love this band.

AJJ and IIOI got the crowd ready, and then Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls nailed it...absolutely awesome show.

Frank and the Sleeping Souls put on a great high-energy show, always. If you have any doubts about the rejuvenating power of rock and roll, take in a show and let Frank show you the way.

It's amazing to see this talent and the way he's grown since not too long ago when he came around opening for Flogging Molly and was virtually unknown, his hard work has paid off and he gained a legion of fans due to his great shows, music, and lyrics. The opening acts were nothing to write home about for me but to each their own.

Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls + Andrew Jackson Jihad are gods...gods who love their fans and put on a gnarly show.

Absolutely fantastic! I would go back to see frank turner in a heartbeat.

Frank Turner is Awesome. And Awesome-r live. Serious. Andrew Jackson Jihad put on a GREAT show too. I'd go again this week if they were anywhere instate.

This event was ok. I saw Frank Turner last October when he opened for Social Distortion and enjoyed that show much more. Maybe it was because that was my first time seeing him or maybe the Fillmore was a better venue for him.

Frank Turner is a musician that makes music that begs to be heard live and with everyone else singing along. The Magic Stick definitely pulled that off, and it would've been amazing if not for the one guy that decided to shout when Frank was talking, pour beer on people, and overall ruin things for a few songs until Mr. Turner told him off.

We were unfamiliar with the opening acts prior to coming, and Into It/Over It and Andrew Jackson Jihad were both very pleasant surprises. Frank Turner and the Soul Searchers were, of course fantastic..

Never heard of Into it. Over it. until day of show, and even though Evan was sick, I was still pleasantly surprised. Andrew Jackson Jihad played a wide variety of their music and took requests from the crowd. Extremely friendly guys! Best merch. Frank Turner sounded crisp and lived up to my high expectations. The venue was a cute little place, and the crowd was nice. Except some guy got shoved down a flight of stairs for trying to steal merch. Ultimately, he deserved it, but the security just sat there and watched the whole thing play out. I came from Ohio and it was completely worth the drive.

Frank Turner's lyrics are heartfelt and powerful, just like his live show. He engages with the crowd, has an enormous amount of energy, and plays his heart out. Not to mention, he sounds just like his records. He is a must see when in your town.

Walking into the amazing venue was just the beginning of the overall experience for the night. The atmosphere set the mood for the amazing performance Frank and the Sleeping Souls gave later on. They sounded flawless and were extremely energetic, getting the crowd involved in many of their songs. I've seen them three times now and would see them again in a heartbeat!

I had never been to a show at the El Rey and have always heard nice things about the velvet room with chandeliers and I must say it didn't disappoint. Anyways the opening act Into It, Over It was actually highly entertaining and it felt as though he was simply having an open conversation with us as an audience. The second band was the reason I came to LA for the night. Andrew Jackson Jihad, this band was amazing in every sense of the word. People laughed at their lyrics, people slowly danced to the stand up bass and their romanticism, and people even moshed to their very fast paced folk-punk. This band was truly something to witness and I could not reccommend them highly enough. Frank Turner then came out with his band and I was happy to hear they were very solid. Proved to be quite the fun band but AJJ simply stole the show. Id suggest catching this tour, I went on a Thursday night whenI had school early the next morning in Orange County. Bottom Line: IT WAS WORTH IT TO LOSE MY VOICE, GET BRUISE IN THE PIT AND SMILE THE WHOLE NIGHT LONG.

I have seen several hundred bands I've the years; Frank Turner and his band are top three. You just can't find better songwriting and talent. It is great to look forward to seeing someone for a long time and have them exceed your expectations.

Frank Turner performs with incredible energy and talent. His band has been with him for quite a while and they all seem to love what they do and provide great energy as well. Frank does a great job of involving the crowd, telling stories and he encourages fans to sing along with his songs (which have great lyrics to sing along to). From a fitting opening in "Eulogy" to a great ending in "Photosynthesis" this was a high energy, incredibly fun show. I feel privileged to have seen Frank in a small venue because I think he will be playing bigger venues soon enough. He sang a great mix of old and new stuff. Favorite songs were "Dan's Song", "Ballad of Me and My Friends" "I still believe"

Seen Frank Turner and Sleeping Souls open for Social D before and was impressed. When we saw he was coming to Atlanta (3 hours away) we knew it was a must-go-to concert. Were not disappointed. Frank always gets the crowd involved and in Atlanta the crowd sang, clapped, danced, and jammed with Frank and guys through-out. Great prices on shirts and c.d.'s too. Stage was small at the Masquerade.

All three sets were amazing. Frank Turner finished up an already stellar show by performing in his usual, ultra-groovy way. He had everyone in the place singing along, even the hipsters that were there to see Andrew Jackson, in their flannel shirts, unnecessarily large-rimmed glasses, and drinking their PBRs. Great night, fun show, glad I didn't miss it!!

Awesome concert. Every act was great in their own way. The guy from Into It Over It was a great story teller and had an acoustic punk-rock style. Andrew Jackson Jihad was excellent, and I was very surprised when half of the audience knew all the words to their songs. The mixing on their album needs work, but live, they really got the crowd going. And of course, Frank Turner. Last time I saw him (and how I heard of him), he and his band opened for Flogging Molly and despite the fact that no one knew any of his songs, he was still able to reach the audience to an appreciable extent. This time, everyone knew him and his music, and it was amazing! I was on the side right up next to the stage, and the crowd at the front of the stage was just pulsating, jumping in perfect rhythm with each other and with the music. Great concert, see them if you get the chance.

This was a great example of a natural entertainer in a great venue - good pub-style music that's very conducive to pub-style singalongs even if you don't know the words. I'd never heard of the guy before a buddy of mine invited me to the show, and now I'm hooked.

Frank Turner is one of the best unknown singer/songwriters out there today. Every show he rocks the house. Great venue in a small intimate place at the Culture Room.

Awesome show with a lot of energy! Frank turner knows a thing or two about a thing or two. I think you missed out if you didn't go to his show. Hes soul to the earth kind of dude.

The Bowery is a small, intimate place, perfect for the artists that performed. The first act was okay. The performer's jokes and stories were better than his actual music. He is, without a doubt, a very skilled guitarists, but, and the people I was with agree, he was doing too much without focusing on the potential of the song. His songs were very forgettable. The second act, Andrew Jackson Jihad, was very good. They were enthusiastic, interesting, and most importantly, entertaining. They're definitely not for everyone. I could understand why people would like them. On the other hand, I could understand why people wouldn't like them. Frank Turner was definitely the best part of the show (that's why we all went now, isn't it?). His set stood out most for one single reason. He's the only full band that performed. This is good planning on the event planner's part. But anyway, Turner performed nearly flawlessly. The drummer made a mistake once, but quickly recovered. They played all the songs I expected them to play, and they played them perfectly. Turner's banter with the crowd was also entertaining and effective in raising crowd participation. He is one of the most passionate performers I've ever seen. Only disappointment was that there was not one song from the first album, but that's expected.

Frank Turner had my older sister dancing in a sea of teens and hardcore "kids at heart" fans. He may have sold millions of albums, and charmed his way into the hearts of teeny-boppers with his English grin and his listen-up attitude; but seeing my sister dance is the ultimate accomplishment in my book. After a couple of drinks my fist pumping sister, thanked me for the night and never once asked me to leave early. My night was topped off with a causal meeting with Frank himself. Frazzled, I'm not sure I mentioned that I enjoyed his music. On my way home I didn't even mind the beer, and stick on my shoes. It was almost as if I was sixteen again, but this time the music was emotional, raw at times, and just plain good fun.

He played a perfect set and the show was absolutely amazing! Unforgettable!

Could there possibly be a more energetic, enthusiastic, dedicated performer than Frank Turner? You'd be hard-pressed to find one. He has the most amazing voice ever and engages his audience in a way that no other performer does.

Into It. Over It. was fun. The dude was chatty and might be trying too hard, but the music was pretty good. Andrew Jackson Jihad was funny and weird and great. Their singer was exceptionally complimentary of the crowd. Frank Turner was OUTSTANDING. Maybe one of the best concerts Ive seen. The crowd was super high energy, he was super charming and on point. Just an awesome awesome show.

I liked Frank Turner, until the first time I saw Frank Turner\u2014his performance blew me away. He puts a ton of energy into his show. His shows are awesome and a ton of fun. The Aragon is alright. There is a big floor space. I dig the smaller venues a bit better. Thought the sound quality was only okay. I might be a bit of a rock snob, but prefer Thalia Hall, Lincoln Hall, or the Vic, but that s just me

I came to this event to see the Memphis based band, Lucero. While I thought the venue was awesome and the bands sounded great, I needed an outlet to express my disappointment with Lucero's set. I expect to hear new songs, but only playing unrecognizable and unavailable songs was a poor decision.

Frank Turner's constant touring of the US pays off. He's finally headlining good size venues here. Well deserved!

This was my third time seeing Frank Turner, and his show is always a good time.

Aragon sounds great, well staffed with nice people, lots of bars, bathrooms clean. Can't wait to come back.

Frank Turner absolutely kills it every concert and his show at the Aragon was no exception. Great set list and great energy. The Homeless Gospel Choir was a great opener. My only complaint would be that 3 openers is simply too much. People who arrive an hour before doors to get a great spot are literally waiting almost 4 hours before the main artist plays.

Frank Turner played a wonderful setlist, and the show was energetic and fun as always. A great cast of opening acts, too. But it didn't take long to be reminded how bad the sound can be at the Aragon Ballroom.

I had a fractured foot and staff was extremely kind, helpful, and accommodating. The show was amazing. Great sound, lights, and enjoyment all around. Beer was great priced, at least for pbr. I had a blast and appreciated the amazing help. ❤

Frank Turner is one of my family's "do not miss" acts for a reason - his live show is just wonderful.

Venue was great, but it was only made great by the best musician, Frank Turner

I had not heard of Frank Turner prior to this show s announcement. I actually just wanted to see the Menzingers who were opening for him, so I pre-ordered Frank Turner s new album Be More Kind to get access to presale codes for the show. We had planned on leaving after the Menzingers played, but a friend recommended that we stay for Frank Turner. I m glad we did, Frank Turner was great! He was energetic, positive, and an overall great performer. I just wish we knew more songs before the show. I ll definitely go see him next time he comes through.

Incredible music, passion, and energy from the Wessex Boy along with a message. Best show I ve ever seen.

The Fillmore is a great venue and the line-up from that night made for one of the best concerts I've been to. It's not the first time I've seen any of these bands, but seeing them all together in this venue made for an amazing experience. Also, the Fillmore has a bar that you can visit afterwards and Frank Turner and The Homeless Gospel Choir DJ'd for about an hour, which was a lot of fun!

Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls put on an amazing show!!!!!! More than we ever expected. If you don t know his music yet, give it a listen. You won t be sorry.

First time I ever heard his music. Frank Turner was great. Lots of energy, great sound, unique songs, and he really knows how to engage a crowd. It was a fun night.

Menzingers - 8 out of 10 main problem the set was way to short. They should have been the band to come on before Frank. Lucero - 2 out of 10, played nothing but a new unreleased album that no one knew, completely lost the crowd and was an odd fit for the show. Frank Turner- 10 out of 10, full energy the entire show! In the crowd singing and surfing just an unbelievable performer.

Always high energy, even during the slower songs. Frank is always running around the stage and engaging the crowd. Every time he comes around I will see him because it is always an unforgettable evening of fun

This was one of those unusual shows where every act killed it. Opening Act Homeless Gospel Choir connected with the audience with his first song and kept them entertained for his entire set. Next the Menzingers got thing stirred up and had the audience moving with some good energetic punk. Lucero might have disappointed a few people by not playing any of their old stuff until the very last song, but their set of unreleased music from their upcoming album was solid country tinged rock! And then, Franks Turner. An hour and a half of high energy upbeat rock and roll. My wife and I drove out from St. Pete to see him, and if he was playing there tomorrow, we would drive out again! Very entertaining and engaging!

This was an absolute horrible event and the venue was poorly ran

We saw Frank a couple of years ago in Ft Lauderdale, and that made us agree that we would go anywhere in Florida to see him again, well this time we said we would go to Georgia too when he comes back! The music was Great! Frank's stage presence and energy are amazing! His connection to the audience and his fans is intimate, and as always the way he sings the lyrics shows you that they come from the heart. From the moment he came on stage the four little words that he sang during the encore grabbed everyone! "I want to dance".

Played a lot of new songs, but also, did not leave out crowd favorites.

Incredible show, great venue! I wish I could join the crew and follow the entire tour!

Frank Turner puts on an amazing show, I will see him every chance I get.

This show had something for everyone. Full on protest from Derek Zanetti followed by high energy pop punk from The Menzingers. Lucero were up next who while being an excellent band made what seemed a strange decision to play their new album right through meaning almost nobody knew any of the songs. Frank Turner and his band were in a word, amazing. Great songs skillfully played with incredible energy and just enough between songs banter to keep things interesting. You couldn t have asked for a better night.

The openers were amazing. Menzingers were high energy as always and Lucero gave a great performance of the new album. Frank Turner did a great job of doing some fan favorites and doing some material from his newest release. Overall a great concert.

In my opinion they booked too many acts. With the opener (whom may have been great) made it too long and didn't allow time for the other bands. Frank Turner was great, I don't feel like he was affected as much.

Frank Turner was amazing as usual...& HOB is a nice venue...

Such a fun night!!!!! The lineup was great. Bar service is always fantastic. And the Tabernacle is just incredible! I love shows there.

What a show. Energetic and with a great ethos. Be more kind my friends. Be more kind.

Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls were beyond amazing. I've seen them perform multiple times and have even traveled by plane. This line up was so great. From the homeless gospel choir to The Menzingers. Each artist had so much energy and passion. The venue was beautiful. everything about this night was awesome! Don't pass up an opportunity to see any of these artist live!

Frank Turner was amazing as ever. The band, the setlist, and Frank himself were full of energy, fun, and passion. He will forever be one of my favorite artists to see live. My only negative about the concert was that 3 opening bands felt like a lot. And it felt like Frank Turner's amount of time on stage was very much lessened because of the amount of opening bands. Not sure if this was a choice by the venue or Frank Turner himself. But it was only a small annoyance. Otherwise, wonderful show!

This was my 8th time seeing Frank and he always puts on an amazing show! This time around was no different...except that I was lucky enough to see The Homeless Gospel Choir open for him! We had an incredibly fun night at the Tabernacle!

Frank Turner never disapoints, but this show was special. Played everything I wanted to hear and with gusto! One of my favorite bands to see live.

Very engaging. Lots of energy. First time seeing Frank Turner live and would definitely go to another show.

I've been to concerts where Frank Turner opened, and I left after his set... Because who could follow him? He has earned the headliner billing many times over! He played a rocking mix of old and new songs - I don't think anyone sat down from the opening chords to the ovations. Bring him back SOON!

Just go see it! I knew all the Menzingers songs (who were awesome in concert!), Lucero was fantastic (wish they played more old stuff), but Frank Turner...was awe inspiring. I only knew a couple songs from him before the concert. Let me tell you, I am ashamed of that. He was phenomenal live!!! Just go!! The whole band s energy is electric, stage presence epic, and sound destroys any studio albums you might have heard. JUST.GO!!!

Opening acts were good but Frank Turner was exceptional. Always enjoy his shows but this was phenomenal. Great mix of old and new. Despite the weather we really enjoyed it.

This show is unforgettable. Upbeat, danceworthy and so much fun! The band rocks out behind Frank who sang and danced all over the stage and even sang songs while crowd surfing!! Opening acts The Homeless Gospel Choir and Lucero made the night altogether, top 5 of the best shows I ve ever been to!!

Frank Turner is my favorite artist and I was so happy to finally get to see him live. The venue was a nice size as it was still small enough to feel intimate but large enough to fit everyone (there were apparently over 2,000 people there). Security was also good; I was very close to the front and had a good view of the guards who were doing their job without stopping people from having fun (also a shout out to them for making sure each and every crowd surfer got down safely as there were quite a few). There were three openers, and I enjoyed all of them, which is rare for me when there's that many. Homeless Gospel Choir was definitely a standout; his interaction with the audience was hilarious and it was nice to see a performer from Pittsburgh. Some of the crowd near me was a little rowdy, which is normal for concerts like this but only concerned me because there was a boy in front of me who looked about 7 that I was scared might get crushed, but they seemed to mellow out after the second opener. Frank of course put on a wonderful show from beginning to end. He mixed new songs in with the older songs well, so we were hearing some of his older releases along with old favorites. Starting out with "1933" and "Get Better" back-to-back got the crowd's energy up right at the start. "Blackout," which is probably my favorite off the new album, was a standout for me. I loved what they did with the lighting during it by darkening the stage during the chorus. As for the encore, I loved that he mixed some softer acoustic numbers with his high-energy songs. Of course his performance of "Four Simple Words" was amazing. I knew that he crowd surfed at his shows a lot but underestimated just how fun it would be. Ending with "Polaroid Picture" was lovely. Overall, the whole show was a fantastic experience that I won't forget any time soon.

Frank Turner is one of the best live performers around. He pours his heart and soul into every gig. It is a little different seeing him an an area environment, especially since I've been following him since he was doing his own merchandise. But he still manages to command the involvement of the whole audience. It was one of those energizing live shows that leaves you still buzzing days later. Agganis staff were great; everything was well managed. The opening acts were high quality, though would have been more enjoyable in a intimate club setting. With Frank, it didn't matter, everyone was on there feet from the first song to the final encore.

Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls are one of the best acts you'll ever see. They're passionate, hilarious and incredibly talented and extremely good at what they do. And that is to give you one hell of a rock 'n' roll punk experience filled with a sense of community. Frank has cultivated an inclusive community and family feeling amongst his fans and points out at every show that we are here together to sing, dance, have a good effing time and to take care of one another. And that is exactly what happens. This night was added to in the sense that it was their first arena headline show outside of the U.K. It had an extra special vibe to it that made the night one that will never be forgotten by everyone who was lucky enough to take part.

Frank & the Sleeping Souls played for a solid 2 hours and still didn't get to all of his best material. A testament to his catalog. No artist has a greater connection with his fans. Must see.

Turner gets it: introduce new songs within the perfect mix of his favorites. He played an amazing set of both with passion and energy!

I will see Frank and The Sleeping Souls whenever I can. I've driven through LA/OC Friday night traffic to see them. I've flown to adjoining states to see them. Their energy is infectious and unbeatable. Seeing them at The Wiltern was great.

Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls played hard Sunday night. They were tired from their stay and play in Boston but it really didn't show. As usual, they gave it their all and the crowd ate it up.Frank did a stage dive and crowd surfed for a bit. The best part of small venue shows!

saw reviews from prior shows and you tube clips, and this was everything I ever imagined. Incredible energy, the crowd was into it on a cold/rainy Thanksgiving Eve, and the sound was spot on. First time at a Frank Turner show so the setlist was perfect. I don't understand why he's not huge in the States but it allows him to still play smaller venues and Terminal 5 (just two levels open) was excellent. (Wish I had seen him at the Ottobar back home in Baltimore in years past, or even at SoundGarden this past spring) He hasn't been playing guitar since a recent injury but that didn't seem to slow him down otherwise, and he didn't seem lost without a guitar as a prop.

This show was stellar, Frank always puts on a great show. Even injured, he still delivered a quality performance and you can tell he really, truly cares about his fans. What a talented artist. That being said, I cannot imagine how the opening "band" (I use that term very loosely) Koo Koo Kangaroo got booked with such an intrepid performer as Frank Turner. Koo Koo Kangaroo was awful, with songs about unicorns and rainbows. It was downright painful to experience. The last time I saw Frank perform, he had Beans on Toast, and The Architects open for him. Koo Koo Kangaroo was such a departure from the style of the rest of this show, that it made me weep for humanity.

After Koo Koo Kangaroo, who was really entertaining, but hardly "music" - basically KidBop for willing young adults - there was a forgettable backup punk band with a really loud, bad mix and a lot of power chords. If there was emotion behind the noise, I'll never know because the vocals/vocal mix was unintelligible. Wasn't worth the ear damage. Frank says they are his current favorite band. Must sound different in the green room monitors. BUT THEN...I love Frank Turner AND the Sleeping Souls! I only knew a half-dozen of his songs prior to the show. I've become obsessed since as has my 17 year-old daughter (believe it or not, I'm 54 - that's how wide a net FTSS casts). We've become junkies for all the Frank we can get on YouTube (NPR, German TV, Frank's lesson on Recovery - there's a LOT out there, Killers and Dylan covers, etc). I've now listened to every album and am more than prepared to sing every song along with the crowd at my next FTSS concert. I've already learned to play an FT song each day since the show. I don't quite know how to pigeon-hole his music (and I know he loves that). Dylan-esqe lyrics, Springsteen "screw it all - party!" attitude, Ryan Adams depth, Petty rockin' sound. Damn! By the way, Frank hurt his back and had a new guy play acoustic because the doctor told FT to lay off playing the guitar standing up for a while. The newbie did a GREAT job and I'm betting Frank keeps him and finds new ways to use him. It allowed Frank to be REALLY ENERGETIC vocally and on-stage. In fact, the whole band had a touch of Green Day and Chili Peppers in their music and energy on stage. The bass player must be leftover from FT's punk days - he was intense. BUT - did Frank's back keep him from jumping onto the barrier and body-surfing his way back to the stage?!?! No, of course not - and the security guy basically threw FT back on the stage. I saw a grimace, but he kept singing. I heard later that FT had to have physio-therapy backstage after the show. So much for the doctor's orders. GO SEE FTSS! Just go knowing that Koo Koo will make you laugh - and they may make you suffer through locking silly songs in your mind for days - but that they are really more comedy show than music. And for goodness sake, get a drink and take a pee during the next band's set. Or at least bring your noise-cancelling headsets. Then, save all your energy for FTSS and be sure to know your lyrics or feel left out if you are up front - these people aren't fans, they are fanatics and now I know why - and I'm one of them!!! PS - Please be sure to sign the tour flag that fans bring to every show - and to sign the guest book that will get passed around.

Another absolutely amazing concert. I have seen two of my favorite artists play this year, and Frank Turner did not disappoint. The guy is playing injured (bad back) and still brought the house down, easily. Cannot recommend seeing him play live enough. He also brought two great opening acts which were very enjoyable.

Seeing Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls was an incredible experience that I will always hold close to my heart. The audience inclusion and sheer atmosphere was a sight to be seen. Frank doesn't disappoint. Will definitely go to see him again if he comes back around!

Concerts are good when the music is good. Concerts are GREAT when the musicians are into it. And let me tell you, every single person on stage that night was INTO IT. It was a joy to watch everyone rocking out. The crowd was good. Jenny Owen Youngs was great. Larry and His Flask blew my fricking mind. And Frank Turner is, well, amazing -- one of my favorite artists, hands down, so I'm glad he didn't eff up my perception of him by giving a crappy performance. It was really, really, really fricking great.

Frank and his merry band of men rocked the Wonder Bar, it was an unforgettable experience!

Great small venue and intimate show. Started early and included around 19 songs! He puts on the best show and you really feel involved. I love him and his music!

Where do I start?? Opening acts were really good. When Frank and The Sleeping Souls took the stage it was really a mind-altering experience. I have not seen a band with this much energy in a VERY long time. The venue was small which was AWESOME but the boys didn't have much room on the stage for all their energy. Frank's vocals were spot-on and the rest of the boys were awesome as well. If you are on the fence about seeing these guys live, get your arse off the fence and get to a show while they are still in small, intimate places like The Masquerade.

Frank Turner is an amazing performer, every single time I see him. Besides that, he chooses extremely talented openers and I have more often than not become a fan of his opening act as well. This time did not disappoint at all. Kevin Devine and Dave Hause were amazing performers. These musicians were particularly impressive since they were without accompanying bands- you really see how a musician holds up when it is just them with their guitar. Thank you to these amazing artists, it was a gift to see them at this intimate venue.

This was the best performance that I have seen in a long time and I have seen him on numerous other occasions. Th combination of an acoustic set, and great venue made it memorable.

If anyone had told me that Frank Turner was going to do an all acoustic show, I would have been a little skeptical that he would be able to bring his typical energy to the songs. Boy was I wrong! That show was amazing! He sang for over 100 minutes. The songs at the end were as motivating as the songs at the beginning. If Frank Turner plays anywhere within 300 miles of my home I will be at that show. I am amongst those devoted fans who will never miss one of his performance.

Menzingers were great as well as the guy that opened. Lucero looked like they didn t want to be there and Frank was okay. The crowd was awful as well.

We ve seen Frank Turner many times, but this was his best show yet!

Frank Turner is one of the best live acts touring today. Great energy and fantastic songs! Go see him!

Frank is one of the finest live preformers you will ever see! His band is crazy talented as well.

Frank Turner is phenomenal and he never disappoints! Three opening bands (all wonderful) and still almost 2 hours from Frank :)

Frank puts on a fantastic, high-energy show, and I loved it! The venue was great - large space, and easy to get to.

Frank pours his heart and soul into every show. This night was particularly hot, augmented by hometown openers The Menzingers. I heartily recommend that everyone go see Frank and the Sleeping Souls. My only caution is to watch out for crowd surfers! Added bonus for this show: Frank came out to the lobby to DJ for an hour afterward, with a really good mix of tunes. The diehards stayed and danced the night away, then afterwards he hung around to talk, sign, take pictures, and give hugs. As for the venue, it is growing on me. Pros: interior waiting space, easily accessible restrooms, bar/food stations located on either side of the room. Cons: entry procedure has been different every single time I've been there. Also, if you're carrying a purse it is thoroughly searched, to the point of ridiculousness, so I recommend using your pockets and traveling light.

Amazing show, great venue. I take back everything bad I said about the Fillmore from when it first opened. They must have fixed the sound. Frank Turner sounded fantastic and it was a fun event. Go see him when he comes to a town near you!

I ve seen Frank about 10 times and the Menzingers twice now and neither band disappoints. Always a fun and energetic show. Will see them again every chance I can.

Simply put. Awesome show!!! Frank is full of energy and a true entertainer. Glad to be part of that experience at The Fillmore! Thx Frank! Can t wait to see u back in Philly.

I got to the venue late as I had to attend a graduation, but in time for Frank Turner's performance. It always takes a little while to get a drink there - the bar is busy and the bartenders do a good job of avoiding eye contact until they think it's your turn to order. The show itself was great - Frank Turner is an energetic, talented performer, and he sang a good variety of his songs. I would go to any venue to see him, but Stage AE was fine - good acoustics and they handle the crowd well. I can't say that I like their new purse policy. My tiny purse was 6" x 4" and the sullen guard was going to make me leave it behind, but thankfully was overruled. It only fit a cell phone and credit card as it was. I don't understand this policy that seems to be taking venues by storm. But, aside from that unpleasantness upon entering, the night was great. Decent venue and excellent show!

Frank Turner put on a brilliant high-energy show in Baltimore. He performed a perfect mix of old favorites and new tunes. It was a fantastic concert.

Great show overall. I love the Menzingers and Frank Turner and Lucero was a present surprise. The weather was the only downside but the staff let us sit under the pavillion even though we had lawn seats.