Thousandaires

With the addition of drums and guitar the duo was incredible !

Show was great, would love to see them again. I bought some of their CDs at the show and became an instant fan. Was bummed to learn that they are coming back to town, but opening up for QOTSA and tickets are sold out. Guess I will have to wait another couple of years until they come back around :( Not sure why the other reviews on here are so negative, but if you have a chance to see Broncho I would recommend the show!

I was amazed at the energy, the talent, and the story line of FELA

Incredible, along with Honeyblood, amazing and song Sugar was the best

Allman Brothers meets Stone Temple Pilots. I follow these guys everywhere-- next big superstars. See them now when you can!!

This was an amazing event, like none you have seen

This was a really fun night for a good cause. Austin Scaggs band brought out a special guest to sing each of about 30 different Petty songs -- old and young, everyone loves to sing Petty! The quick rotation of special guests kept the shows' energy high and the night moving - no time consuming set changes or waiting between artists - loved that! Austin and his band had to work the hardest to support all the different artists ( and their different keys ; ). Loved the father and son music moments when Boz came out and played with his son for a few songs.

We love this venue. Stanley Clarke and his band were amazing. The young talent that he has with him is beyond their years.

This was the 4th time my daughter and I have seen Ryan Beatty in concert and it was the best performance by far. He has grown so much with his vocals and the maturity of his music. The venue was small and the crowd was even smaller, making it a very intimate evening. The addition of Cade Larson and Sam Woolfe as the opening acts made the evening even better. We enjoyed every minute of the night!

I recently saw Kindness play at U Street Music Hall in D.C. It was the best $15 I've ever spent. Before seeing him, I'd only heard a little bit of his music. I liked it but wasn't super into him. After seeing his show, I'm a fan for life, and I'll pay any amount of money to see him. There were lots of great moments, but three really stood out for me. 1. One of his band members is from D.C. and his parents were supposed to come to the show but were running late. He stopped the show and asked the guy if he could call his parents to see where they were. When they said they were 20 minutes away, Kindness stalled the show (in a fun and not obnoxious way) so they wouldn't miss as much time seeing their son play. 2. Some people in the front were taking video on their cellphones. Kindness started taking their phones and giving them to his band members so they could take video from on stage. He even huddled near some of the fans and took video with him. 3. Between songs, a group of girls were being kind of loud. He started talking to them and eventually had them all get up on stage and dance with his band during one of their songs. I've never been to show like that. The bar has been set quite high for live shows now.