The London Souls

Great show! Bowery Ballroom is a good sounding venue, and the crowd carried the band along. Good times!

They filled the entire venue with so much energy. Everybody was dancing and having a good time.

Great show, well worth the 5 hour drive to Portland for the night out!

Have seen the London Souls twice, great shows both times!

Simply amazing! The London souls rocked the house!!!

Killer show. Slayed it on the guitar. Didnt want it to end!

The band was awful altogether. Their songs were all over the place ranging from metal to emo to jam band. Aside from the overall letdown of the band, the sound was HORRENDOUS! The sound check was non existant and the amps often let out piercing screeches. I am not sure if the band, the venue or both were horrible but I would not recommend this concert to anyone.

Always a fantastic show. Rock and roll like it should be. Your favorite rock stars love children

We went to the first record release party and these guys are the real deal. Since that party a year or so ago, they have had a residency at the Brooklyn bowl and have toured extensively and have even almost died in car accidents. They return alive and well with a new bass player who plays as well as Kiyoshi did, but lacks the front man singing skills that lead to two of their greatest songs, "shes in control" and my personal favorite, the epic "dizzy". Despite that change Tash Neal, the lead guitarist/ singer, is doing better than ever, and has changed up his style very little. He was given a second guitar, a dobro, and there was a short time where the new bass player left and he rocked with Chris, the Ginger Baker-esque drummer, who sings well and plays even better. They covered AC/DC's "its a long way to the top", Bowie's "it aint easy" and closed with a rockin', balls to the walls cover of the Faces "stay with me".

The tomorrow never knows encore was unreal. Can't wait til the next show.

This was a phenomenal show. I would absolutely recommend them and go see them again.

Possibly the best rock act I've seen since a 1980 The Clash and Midnight Oil. They are destined to fill stadiums. Gentlemen, thank you, you truly ROCK!

Although we went to see the Souls, who were great,, we were incredibly impressed by the performance of the opening band, Gonzo Jones. Hope you have these guys back soon!!!!

The show was absolutely amazing. Bowery was the perfect venue to see these guys for their record release party.

I loved this show. The London Souls were amazing. But I have to say that the band "Gonzo Jones" who played before them were absolutely fantastic. I definitely think they are on the fast track to being BIG stars. I wish them both lots and lots of success. I also believe you should book "Gozo Jones" as headliners. I also thought that DJ Jonny Sollis was incredible. He knew exactly what the crowd needed to keep them in the dance mood. WOW what a great night.

Show opened with the phenomenal band Gonzo Jones (formerly the Auctioneers) whose ass-kicking vocals and riveting guitar riffs appropriately set the stage for The Souls, a classic rock power trio, a la Cream and the Hendricks Experience, but with a powerfully original spin. How good are The Souls? - guys almost make you forget their predecessors. All in all a fabulous double bill.