Low Cut Connie

This was a great show! Rarely does a band get a crowd so riled up. The singer is tremendously charismatic, and everyone in the audience felt the love, often physically! Go see them if you get the chance.

we first saw LCC in asbury park at the saint. So, we went in and got a hotel room to see them at The Bowery Ballroom and oh what a show they put on.They clearly have a great following. Adam Weiner the piano player is a real show man and gets the crowd rocking. All the musicians are very good. Really fun show. You should all see them if they're near by. We drove an hour to see them!

Low Cut Connie is a hopping musical adventure for a small club venue. Great music, lots of fun!

Band was in the middle of a three band performance. I hate to say it but these guys were weird. I'm sure many will like that but it kind of killed the middle of the night. Opened their set with a song called "Shit, Shower, and Shave." Sorry, but you probably shouldn't open a show with a song like that. I am just being honest, the music wasn't that good either. Piano player (lead singer) has some talent on the piano but that was about it. Very energetic band which was fun to see but the music just didn't make the cut for me.

LCC absolutely blew the doors and roof off of the mercury lounge. The set was eclectic, rocking, with a lot of great dance numbers and oozed the kind of sexuality that rock and roll was built on. This is a big sound with a lot of room to grow and mature. Check them out now before the rest of the world finds out LCC.

Wussy played an incredible opening set. Their song choice and onstage interaction was totally spontaneous, but each song was performed perfectly, with lots of energy and emotion. Amazing show by a remarkable band, I have to see them again.

Wussy was adorable though they did slowly cross the line from folk to country near the end of their set, which was less my cup of tea. But overall, they were great. Low Cut Connie was straight up incredible. The band's front man seemed like a cross between Little Richard, Tom Waits, and a bottle of B12 vitamins.