The Hush Sound

The venue was perfect for this event. Everyone in the audience was excited to be there and you could feel the room buzzing with excitement. All three headliners were wonderful.

I saw The Hush Sound for the first time in 2008 opening for Panic! At The Disco. Their voices are the same if not stronger. I think they also own a time machine because they haven't aged a bit. Great atmosphere and a friendly band. Thanks for doing a short reunion tour!

The show was everything I could've wanted. The club at Stage AE is a very intimate venue with great sound. The Hush Sound sounded just like on their albums and we're clearly having fun performing. They were delightful to talk to after the show.

Great band, great sound, but impossible to get a drink. Sold out show 21+ section was barricaded separately. Completely packed. Couldn't get near the bar, unlike the main floor where I could walk to one of the many bars and go right back to where I was watching the show for the most part.

As my fav childhood band, it was great to hear the music live and have it all come back to me. It was the second time my friend and I went to see them and they never disappoint. This talented band gives feelings of warmth through out their entire performance. The Hush Sound gives an unforgettable intimate performance.

This was a great show - they sound the same live and played all my favorite songs. Also a great experience because every fan there knew the words to every song.

This was my first concert ever, and The Hush Sound has been my favorite band since middle school. I didn't even know what to expect, it was just amazing, I was starstruck the entire time. The energy was really high the whole time, they had amazing stage presence, they sounded awesome. Basically everything was perfect and I wish I could go see them again.

The audience & I really enjoyed the show. Hush Sound is my daughter's favorite group, so I took her to see them. We were even able to talk to them at the t-shirt table. Fabulous value! The warm up bands were really good, too. I really liked Genevieve! I would go again.

Every band at that show was great ! BUT RIVER CITY EXTENSION WAS BY FAR THE BEST AND MOST AMAZING LIVE BAND IVE EVER SEEN !

Very fun show, partly just because of the band members' personalities. I love so much of their music, mostly older stuff. So it was inevitable I'd be disappointed when they didn't play a large number of songs I would have loved to hear. I wish The Hush Sound's set had been longer - say an hour and a half, would have been better. I always think more than four opening bands is excessive, and makes me feel like I lost out on the value of my ticket.

I came to this concert to see the Hush Sound. The website said that Hockey would be opening for the Hush Sound and that the entire event would start at 6. So I was expecting the Hush Sound to start at 7:30, max. It turns out that, as i was not informed, their set was only starting at 9:50pm. I couldn't stay that long, so I was disappointed. HOWEVER two surprise opening acts, Lucas Carpenter and Genevieve Schatz, proved to be two bright spots in a disappointing situation. They both provided quality entertainment, and I didn't longer regret attending. The venue was also well supplied, and the staff selling t-shirts and candy were nothing but polite. I would definitely go again!

The Hush Sound was amazing! I would definitely want to go see another concert of them. :)

The Hush Sound are an absolutely stellar band and it's great to know that they're back. They touched on songs from all three of their albums as well as a cover of "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" and an yet-to-be-titled new song. While fantastic performers, there were a few issues. For one thing, they seemed to be PLOWING through their set. It seemed like songs were paced much faster than they have been in the past. Also, Greta's piano was incredibly difficult to hear. I don't know if the band just set it too low or it has something to do with the House of Blues' systems, but it was hard to hear. The long and the short of it, though, is that it was a fantastic show and I've never been so thrilled to see a band return to the stage.

I had a really great time and got to meet everyone in the band except the bassist, Chris, but that's fine. I've been a fan of The Hush Sound since I was 12 and was rather sad when they decided to go on hiatus. It's great to have them back, even if just for a brief time. I will definitely go to see them again whenever they come around. They put on a great show and they have a lot of fun playing.

The Hush Sound put on a great show, it was my first time seeing them live, and I loved how they sounded different from the records, but still the same in quality. They put there set list together fantasticly, and came out to meet fans after the concert! (I met Bob and Greta!) I'm so glad I went!

The sound mixing at the event venue was poor. Most of the keyboards played by the bands were virtually inaudible.

I saw them in concert, they were not the headliner but gave a great performance and rocked. I love the switch off between the two lead vocals, it is a great touch and great to see multi-talented people not just tied to just one thing in a band. If you are looking for something different but yet so catchy you can't explain it, The Hush Sound is it. They have a great chance of hitting it big if they repeat what they did in Goodbye Blues. Come back to Atlanta, GA and The Hush Sound will have a fan for life.