Great Woods Music Festival

It was a great show! I'm glad I was introduced to this band :)

Acoustics in the venue were poor. Sound guy either didn't know what he was doing or couldn't cope with the poor acoustics. Too loud, all base, barely audible lyrics and melody... And I know it wasn't the band because I saw Helio Sequence in Tucson and they were wonderful. Oh... We left before Menomena too k the stage so I can't speak to how they were.

"Doors at 7" isn't enough info to go on when there is a movie and two bands at an event. What happens first? Does the movie have a start time? I got there at 8 figuring that's when things would get going, but the movie had already started. The movie is arguably an art piece so it should be judged accordingly, but I'd say even grading on that curve it is basically unwatchable.

Once again, the greatest bar band in the world does not disappoint. I honestly don't think there is a single front-man in the industry that has as much fun on stage as Craig Finn does night-in and night-out. Had a great spot right on the rail up in the balcony across from the stage (overlooking the very energetic crowd) and even up there, I got a work out in. From the opening cords of Hornets to the final sing-along of Stay Positive - the crowd, like Finn, doesn't stop moving. We were treated to two new jams, 'Let's Wait Awhile" & "Teeth Dreams". I can't wait to hear more. I'm looking forward to a new album coming out either late this year or early next because that just means that the band will be back in the area soon.

Tome keifer was awesome! He shouldhave been the headliner. This needs to be an annual event.

So thankful that these guys come around the Philadelphia way every so often. Maybe they're not really widely known, but Assembly of Dust is a great band. Lyrically one of the better bands around, musically tight and interesting, and just all around fun to see live. I love that I get to see them in Philadelphia's smaller clubs (Foundry, Ardmore Music Hall, Union Transfer, World Cafe, etc). This was my first trip to the Fillmore Philadelphia's smaller club The Foundry. The sound was good from was, and seemed to be pretty clear throughout the spacious venue. I like the bar placement and the fact that you could get to it from all four sides. Couches around the sides and back gave the place a loungey feel. Great band, great show, great, venue, and most importantly, a great time. I can't wait next time. Thanks

It was amazing to see Kaki perform her first album from start to finish. Her style is unique and captivating to witness live. See her solo, and get up front!

The show was good, BUT I did not realize that it was not the Highwaymen. Nor did many other ticketholders. A lot of people were complaining because they felt like they were swindled. Obviously I was not expecting to see Johnny Cash, but when I googled The Highwaymen I found Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Merle Haggard.

Suede was amazing and Vickie was SO funny!!! A must see, seriously....

well worth the 5 hour drive. amazing harmony. would love for people to listen to scripture and the meaning in songs. They say it well we are all trying to get to the same place no matter your religion it all leads to God