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Alcest played an amazing show. To be honest it felt and sounded like a dream. I was right up front like 2 feet from Neige and it was an unforgettable, night. The only small problem was Neige's voice was mixed very low at some times, but despite that it was the best concert I have ever seen.

We didn't stick around for much of the headline act's set; but the second opening act 1,2,3 from Pittsburgh, was great. Really tight set, great vocals and fantastic guitar work. I went online the next day to get their album "New Heaven" on iTunes. It rocks. Hope to see them as a headlining act soon.

This was a really great concert with awesome sound, no feedback, and a comfortable and intimate atmosphere

This event surpassed my expectations. The Mercury Ballrom was an excellent venue. Bar, sound, lighting incredible.

I've been an Eleanor fan since college, when I discovered the Fiery Furnaces. I took a friend with me on a little road trip from Pennsylvania to see Eleanor play in Woodstock. We were impressed by the venue and how laid back the whole atmosphere was. She played for about an hour and sang all of the songs from her new album, New View. Excellent voice, and as I said in the title of my review, she is just effortlessly cool. I think the whole audience could have listened to her play all night! I know I could have.

Fantastic!!! Truly a spirit-filled event. I enjoyed every moment, and would not have wanted to be any other place at that time!! I was blessed. Thank you, Bishop Morton and Kathy Taylor, for your obedience!!!! Please return soon.

This group is incredible! Caught them when they opened for Eric Hutchinson last year, and now I'm hooked! The new songs sound promising. Can't wait for them to come back to Boston!

Port City Music Hall was completely impressive. My first time there and I loved every part of it. The intimacy, the sound quality, and the bar were all equally great. The preferred seating area was the perfect place to be. Chadwick Stokes is amazing. His voice takes me to another place. The stripped down version of some of our favorite Dispatch songs combined with the lyrical genius of his solo songs made for the perfect concert experience.

At long last----a musician who pays Bob Welch's Fleetwood a proper tribute, not just through his marvelous rendition of Fleetwood Mac's 1974 release, Angel, but in his lush, pastel songwriting in the best, early 70s wa-wa style. What a fantastic show.

very small crowd for such a talented group of musicians. the drummer was great and watching the band switch instruments throughout the night was a blast as well.