Chris Robinson Brotherhood

CRB is an amazing experience! The vibe they create with their music and the way they interact on stage with each other and the crowd is so awesome! I will continue to see them as long as they are playing

Chris and his brotherhood put on a great blues jam show at the Fine Line Music Cafe on a cold November Minneapolis night. The band sounded great as did Chris. He seemed to be really enjoying playing and gave the fans a 2 set show with a 20-30 minute intermission between the sets. The band seemed loose and comfortable and the music just flowed effortlessly from them. The crowd was really into the show and much dancing and swaying was happening all night. The venue, The Fine Line Music Cafe, is a great venue for intimate shows and has that historic downtown vibe emanating from its brick walls. The band did a nice variety of music from their catalog of music. Great show!

Great performance.. would see again met him outside and got his autograph and all the band members too.

Chris, Neal and company were dialed in on this warm night in Ybor City, cranking out about three hours of boogie-woogie rock & roll and spacey psych with only a brief intermission. Highlights included Sunday Sound, Tulsa Yesterday, Vibration & Light, Rosalee, Star or Stone, and a pitch perfect reading of the Dead's Ramble on Rose.

Chris Robinson's BROTHERHOOD show was the best show I have EVER seen! They played for over 3 HOURS! Though they did have a brief intermission between the 2 full sets they played. The band was tight and sounded like the albums with a few songs from Chris' NEW EARTH MUD & THE MAGNIFICENT DISTANCE. After the show I was able to meet just about everyone i the band including Chris Robinson! REAL COOL GUY AND VERY COURTEOUS. I do have to say I am a big fan of THE BLACK CROWES, and this show was reminiscent of CROWES' shows... All in all. if you appreciate good southern, bluesy, rock and roll; this is a must see concert! I only hope they do a second leg!! Be sure to catch them if you can...

First time for us. Loved their CD's and wanted to check out their live act. The Alladin is a great smaller venue. Good acoustics with room to dance. CRB was amazing. Especially the second act when they started jamming more. If you loved the Dead, you should give them a try. This ISN'T the Black Crowes.

Just a fantastic night of Cosmic American,space, blues, rock-n-roll. The band are locked in...it was a perfect distraction from the storm related problems of the few past weeks!

First time catching these guys, had heard/read nothing but good things about them, and they totally surpassed my expectations. Neal Casal is an extremely talented and under-rated guitar player. His playing is patient, calm and exact. Chris Robinson always puts on a good show - very animated, upbeat and clearly having a fun time. Overall had a great time, and I am looking forward to catching these guys again......hopefully soon.

A sensational show. Robinson's voice and his guitar playing were top notch. I grossly underestimated how talented a guitar player he is. Give the man many props!!! Rhythm section was steady all night and they played for close to 2.45 hours. The show was worth double the ticket price. If you get the opportunity to see them live get yourself a ticket!!!

AWESOME as always!! Pretty mellow 1st set. 2nd set definitely rocked more.

I danced all night long! Fantastic show! This band is tight and so so talented!

Great show, decent crowd. Tickets arrived timely enough and were priced right.

I have been a giant Black Crowes fan since the first time I heard "Jealous Again" and begged my mother to drive me to the record store to buy the tape. I followed that band's progression every step of the way, remaining a giant fan... CRB is not at all like the Black Crowes, and that is AWESOME. CRB is a unique band that doesn't sound like all too many solo projects that are essentially "the lead singer wants to recreate the band he left but on his own terms." This is the space hippie country boogie band that the Black Crowes sometimes hinted at but never completely embraced... yet they are too rock n' roll to be a real jam band. And that voice: Chris Robinson still delivers 100% and I actually like his older voice more than his early work. Oh.. and the tix were around $20 for nearly 3 hours of music... A+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I was shocked to see how proficient Chris was on guitar. His voice was perfect. The sound was perfect and the band was tight. One of the best small shows I have ever seen. Feel blessed to see it!

Seeing CRB was like going back to the days of love, peace, and togetherness. Chris had tons of incense burning through out both sets. Chris had an all-star band that cooked from opening to closing. There was not one slacker playing. Chris played guitar all night which is something that he rarely did with the Crowes. It had the flavor of a Crowes show without sounding like them.

Awesome show. You must catch CRB when you can. They are nothing but amazing.

CRB THANKS FOR AN ENTERTAINING NIGHT OUT! THE BEST OUT THERE!

Amazing show by the Chris Robinson Brotherhood tonight, featuring Chris Robinson, the lead singer of the Black Crowes. The CRB combines boogie rock, melodicism, and psychedelia into a beautifully rendered package of soulful keyboards, amazing vocals and delicate, probing guitar solos. Beautiful and yet also fierce, the CRB combines the best elements of progressive rock and stripped down soul to create a unique sound that defies easy categorization. Their style pays no heed to the mainstream, and is all the better for its pursuit of the ultimate groove, allowing fragile harmonies and gorgeous turns of phrase to take root in one's brain. Great covers of the Grateful Dead and Otis Redding rounded out an incredibly satisfying show that left me feeling grateful for the healing power of music. Add the great people I met and spoke with at the show and you have an evening I won't soon forget.

Chris Robinson Brotherhood was AMAZING. This past weekend was my husband's 30th birthday and one of his gifts was this show. Couldn't recommend them enough.

I have seen Christ Robinson 3 times solo, black crowes about 8 times, this was one of the best shows ever!

I totally love Chris Robbinson and totally enjoyed the jams and love that came from the band, But there seemed to be no key change from song to song and it was hard to dance to such mellow music. I enjoyed myself, but if it's going to be this slow next time, probably won't go back..

This show was awesome. 2 sets of incredible music and jams.

This was an AWESOME show! We will be returning everytime.

I've been folllowing the Chris Robinson Brotherhood since I heard "Rosalee" on the radio through various means of social media, videos, etc. This was my frist time seeing them live however. And it was pure insanity. I expected it to be a little more relaxed like the Dead, but they regularly crossed the line to an almost Almman Brothers like jam. Fast, head bobbing, and lots of guitar work. The venue was, surprisingly, rather small. The Deluxe room in the basement of the Old National Centre is a rather interesting set up. It's just a little general admission room with the stage. I got to be front row, dead center, and I was probably less that 8 feet for the stage. Purely insane. I made eye contact with the he band often throughout the show. The intimacy blew me away. I'd love to see another show here.

If you have never seen CRB, it's hard to explain how amazing they are. For 20 bucks they played for 3 hours and I mean they let it all go. It was moving and beautiful and crazy weird and awesome. CRB fans are as awesome. The crowd was lovely and everyone just smiled and danced and sang. It was beautiful. A MUST DO

It's been less than a year that they were at the TLA and this time around they were even better than the last. The music was great, the crowd was great and everyone had a good time.

Awesome venue, awesome music, awesome as expected.

This was the first time we were ever at Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta. Very nice venue and perfect place to see Chris Robinson and the Brotherhood band. The sound system and mix was excellent. We talked to the sound and lighting personnel and told them what a great job they were doing. Nice people. Chris has got together with some very talented musicians who sounded like they had been playing together for years. We were very impressed with the music which sounded like the band was influenced by the Grateful Dead and the Band. Yet the music was definitely new and fresh. Easy to get lost in the words and dance the night away with this band. After the show we were lucky enough to meet all of the band. They are all great to talk with. They made us feel like they really did appreciate having fans like us. See this band if you get a chance. They are touring hard right now so check out to see if they are near your town. Well worth the cost to see them. We are planning on seeing them in Raleigh this month and hope to talk to them again after the show.

The show was amazing! Chris Robinson was inspiring to my 9 year old son who plays guitar. House Of Blues is a great venue!

These boys just keep getting better & better. Finding places in songs to open up a jam & let it flow. Just in time

The beautiful venue went perfectly with Chris Robinson's amazing voice. Wish we could've heard more of it though and less of the 80's bad synthesizer solos. That awful noise pushed us to the back of the venue and then out the door. It just didn't go with the rest of the amazing music and was a huge disappointment.

I like the Chris Robinson Brotherhood very much. Saw them in Placerville at Hangtown and they were great! Also have seen many great shows at the Fillmore. For this show however the mix was terrible. Perhaps this is the sound that they wanted, but I can't imagine it. The bass was so loud that you could not hear Chris' voice OR the other instruments. It was terrible. I ended up leaving after about 30 minutes of the 2nd set because the sound was so bad. Very disappointing.

I was not familiar with a lot of the bands music, tickets were cheap. Drove to San Diego t check them out, they were a bit to country and twangy and overly loud for me and my wife and we left early. I won't see them again the hob in San Diego is a great place for a show.

I have seen the CRB over a dozen times and they keep getting better. The crowd seemed to match the CRB's energy and the combination was a great vibe. Despite being at the end of a long tour, Chris and company played a high spirited 3 hour show. I can't wait until they come back.

CRB doesn't disappoint! Great show - two sets and an encore! We ate at HOB beforehand though. Def skip that and eat somewhere else/better.

Sound was amazing - Great Show! This was the first time I had seen Chris Robinson and the Brotherhood live and they did not disappoint!!

The music was terrific, the venue was intimate and very inviting.

Great venue as long as you can get right up by the stage; snag a seat in the upper level; or are at least seven feet tall. Otherwise you probably won't be able to see jacksquat.

Great show as usual by CRB! You can see and feel how much this band enjoys playing together; their vibe and talent are undeniable. It was nice to see them in Columbus after having traveled to Cleveland the last several years.

HOB is a concert hall. The CRB is a bar band. Chris Robinson used to be one the most powerful, soulful rock n roll singers around. Now he just sounds 'tired'. The music wasn't bad, but it lacked dynamics and variety. It just sort of flowed. Not a horrible thing, but not exactly exciting either. Comparing these guys to the Crowes probably isn't fair...but it's kind of unavoidable. Chris definitely needs Rich...

This was the third time I had seen CRB and I am never disappointed! Chris Robinson's voice is rich and soulful. The jams ranged from upbeat southern country/rock to the more heady, almost psychadelic jam I really love from CRB. The show was great!! This was my first time at the House of Blues Cleveland and I definitely enjoyed the venue for live music. I was general admission so a lot of standing, but I have no complaints. I would go to HOB Cleveland again and definitely see CRB again!

CRB was spot on as usual! It appeared hob gave away tickets to yuppies and people that don't normally go to the show. Not our usual crowd like at The Beachland. Those are real fans at those shows. It seemed that more than 50% of the people didn't know anything about the band. And we're dressed up like they were going out in downtown Cleveland. Hope crb goes back to The Beachland and never goes back to HOB

Show was short. We are use to 2 set concerts....this was an hr. and 25 min with a 2 set encore. Not sure if this was due to the fact that it's was at a casino or not. All othe shows if there tour have been the traditional 2 set, encore. Venue was amazing and they sounded great! Fun show! Wish it would have been longer

Great venue and the band sounded terrific. However, they only played for 70 minutes. Other dates on this tour show at least five more songs per show. Too bad. We all left wanting more.

Wow, low energy, poor sound, sleep walk. Shadow of his former self with Black Crows.

They came out, jammed for 2+ hours and they were absolutely fantastic.

Don't miss Chris Robinson Brotherhood! I've never experienced anything like it before, the whole vibe of the band & the crowd was unforgettable!!

Thunderstorms ended up being a good thing as it brought the band inside and enabled us all - band and fans - to rock together in one intimate sweaty jam.

These guys are amazing, if you are a fan of the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, The Byrds, The Black Crows, You will be a fan of CRB! Chris, Neil, and Adam unite and the fireworks begin. Go see them and you will want to follow the tour guaranteed.

I had never seen them. I was going in to it hoping and expecting to kick it to at least a little bit of Black Crowes music. Wrong. Not that this was bad but just left wanting to rock a little harder. The songs were good, and the music was very well played. The covers of Old Crow and Grateful Dead were great.

If you're going to see Chris Robinson and expect the black crows, just stay home. We did our research before buying tickets and thought...wow, something a little different. That's what we got. Long-drawn-out songs that all sounded very similar. The band did not engage with the audience at all. Never addressed anyone in the time that we stayed. Perhaps they finally said hello to the crowd but we had already walked out.

The show was great. The crowd was very Friendly and the sound was good.

Chris Robinson Brotherhood exhibits a fine blend of rock n roll. Combining the raw earth energy of the Black Crowes and the jamibility of the Greatful Dead. Soulful, searing and energetic guitar playing by Neal Casal and top notch keyboard by Adam Mcdougal made songs interesting and mesmerizing. The vocals by Mr. Chris Robinson as astounding as ever. Their cover of Come Together by the Beatles was better than the original and I hadn't heard such a good version since seeing Aerosmith do it back in the early eighties. The original songs however, were definitely the highlights of the evening.

Great musicianship, great singing, feel good otherworldly jam banding anchored by solid blues and country musical hooks. Powerful, fun and tight band.

Another awesome show by CRB. Loved the small room, up close and in your face feel of the show.

I enjoyed the band and music. I will say I was spoiled in the past by the Black Crowes in a similar small venue where they floored me, far exceeding expectations. I liked the jams and interactions within the band but didn't think the music was as strong. Still though, good times.

I was very disappointed in the show overall. I expected better. the band was lead by the keyboard player all night and I really was not impressed with the guitar play. Chris, please make up with your brother and get the Crowes back!!!

Love seeing these guys in this small venue! They are so right as musicians and you can see the smiles on their faces as they are just giving everything they've got! Can't wait until the next time!

I was really looking forward to this show as I've become a bigger fan of CRB's with each new release. The show was supposed to start at 8PM but the band didn't take the stage until 8:40. They sounded great but at 9:35, after playing for less than an hour, Chris announced they were taking a "quick" break. I'm not sure what his idea of "quick" is but we left at 10:15 after the band was still "on break" after more than 35 min. I expect a lot more from a seasoned professional such as Chris.

the small venue at the Sherman allowed a show with a close, tight feel with the band. Neil played his ass off. Kinda loud with the keyboards, but Chris has the voice of a great rock n roll band.

I love this band. The venue was perfect size for their audience, opener Samantha fish was great too. I would definitely go see another "party in the park" concert, the only thing I'd do differently is not purchasing 4 tickets in advance, just pay the 5$ cash at the entrance, (because my crew couldn't go). Then people didn't want to buy the tickets from me because they didn't think they were real... Lesson learned, no one buys tix in advance for this place!

What a night, 2 full sets & 3 Gram Parsons debut covers for the encore. The CRB never disappoint. Until next time boys!!

A very mellow feel for the first set and 1/2 of second set. Didn't stay for the end because we were falling asleep. Great for a Sunday afternoon, but a little sleepy for an evening show.

I would see this band every night. Chris Robinson & the band know how to bring it. Never ceases to blow me away. 5 star show.

I thought the band was tight. The sound was very good!!! I liked that it was just good musicians playing good music without the superficial promoting of the newest album, I was surprised to here two Leon Russell songs in there. Some of the jam sessions were overdone but I would see Chris Robinson again and I am looking forward to his return to South Florida. Music had a Grateful Dead/Phish/ Allman Brothers feel to it that made it seem like 1971. What a pleasant evening !

A must see for any fan of pure rock and roll. Not many doing it this good these days!

Flew in to see CBR 2 nights in SFO since they did not make it to San Diego this run and as always it was well worth it. These guys are so good that I will see them any chance I get. Love Neil's guitar work and of course Chris's amazing vocals...the whole band are solid musicians. They played for over 3 hours this show...they care about their fans and putting on a great show every night

I have seen these guys many times and they never disappoint. Neil was so amazing on the guitar tonight I would love to see him join the Hendrix experience so I can hear him do a long set solo...love the riffs!. The band is really tight with great drums and the amazing vocals from Chris. I love this band!! They played for 4 hours with a break in the middle AMAZING!!!!!

I'm a Black Crows fan. I went to the show blind thinking the band would dive into some old Crows stuff. I quickly realized when I saw the fake owl perched on stage that those Crows songs would be scared away. But if your a fan of jam bands, great guitar, incredible organ and down right funky southern feel. Thats what the CRB brought all night. I'm so glad I went and thanks for the contact high.

Great set list, great energy from band and crowd. Always a good time with CRB!

So enjoyed this show! The band really got into it and gave the audience a great show! Easy to see why this band has a loyal fan base. It was a sold out show.

As always CRB never lets you down every show I've seen brings a different vibe because the sets are always changing & the brotherhood fan base is strong & like family. Awesome show bless are the trip takers!

What a great show! Had never seen the band or Chris Robinson play before. just started to listen to (CRB) music this past year. What a surprise. The ticket price was good and got to stand within feet of the band all night. Can't wait to see them in the cincy or Indy area again. I'll be the first to buy a ticket. Hopefully, they post the show on their website to be purchased.

The venue was great and it was nice to see Chris Robinson live again. I had not seen him since 1998 in Columbus. The band was tight and I liked the throw-back sound effects that remind me of The Grateful Dead. I'm glad to see that there is a new flagship jam band out there to fill the void provided by Phish. I will see them again for sure.

It's hard to beat Chris and the Brotherhood. I'm always amazed with the intricacies of their shows. From Chris himself, to the amazing Neal Casal, Tony Leone killing on drums, Mark Dutton laying down the bass or Adam Macdougall bringing it all together on Keys. I recommend standing up front between Adam and Neal for the best experience. These small venues and tight shows are the epitome of Rock and Roll. Don't miss these guys.

I would recommend CRB to anyone that enjoys music! They are a top notch jam band!

An excellent performance by Chris Robinson Brotherhood in the intimate and acoustically superb Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, TN. The band played two sets with an intermission in between them. The band played for about 2 and 1/2 hours with one encore song and left the audience pretty well satisfied. They played only material from their albums and did not venture into any material from The Black Crowes. I think Chris Robinson has a bad taste in his mouth from the last disagreement with his brother, Rich, over an alleged proposal regarding the ownership of the band, which caused Rich Robinson to announce the third breakup of the band earlier this year. Before the show, we waited outside the bus to hopefully secure an autograph from Chris Robinson. When he exited the venue following sound check to return to the bus, several fellows rushed him with Black Crowes material. Chris saw this and raised his hand, saying "I don't sign any of that." They left and following this a rep for the band came out and looked at us and offered to take our appropriate Chris Robinson Brotherhood material on to the bus for Chris to sign. I don't know, but I think we were one of the few to get Chris' autograph that evening, since after the show he quickly got on the bus and never reemerged. The other band member were very happy to give autographs and talk with the fans after the show. Meeting Neal Casal was a pleasure since he was very friendly and easy to talk with about his music. Former Black Crowes keyboardist, Adam MacDougall was also very friendly with us. I would recommend going to see this group if you ever have the opportunity.

Do not miss an opportunity to see this band. And bring your Dancin shoes!!!

One of my favorite bands at my favorite hometown venue.These guys are an absolute blast,hanging out in parking lot before show, taking pictures with fans, just all around good guys. They have a great time on stage and obviously love what they are doing.They have quite the fan following and I was very happy to see some out of towners at this show,made for an enthusiastic crowd of super fans!

GREAT SEATS (FRONT ROW BALCONY) GREAT SHOW!!! LOVE IT!! A MUST SEE FOR ANYBODY INTO ROCK AND ROLL.

I knew I'd enjoy first time seeing seeing them at The Pony. Very intimate show... Am so impressed by them...it was honkytonk meets up with blues carnivale and a little bit of rock & roll...

CRB, are one of the best Americana/Jam/Rock band out on the road today!!! The place was packed on a Tuesday night, and everybody was having a great time!!!!!

Another great CRB show! Second time catching these guys at the Paradise - was surprised that they returned to the Paradise. Figured that due to their growing popularity they might have made the jump up to House Of Blues. Aside from the venue being packed and not being able to maneuver around too much (finally got a comfortable spot and solid sight line during 2nd set) the show itself was great. Decent amount of tunes from their newest album Phosphorescent Harvest, with a solid mix of tunes from Big Moon Ritual too. Was also sweet to hear them play West L.A. Fadeaway again! The Hard To Handle was a nice touch and well played too, and the double encore with Bertha closing everything out was a dance party as well!