David Gray

Amos Lee, David Gray & The L.A Philharmonic on one stage, need I say more? What a truly great concert! New found respect for Amos Lee, not only a tremendous and gifted singer/songwriter, he is also quite gracious, humble and engaging. The delightful music of David Gray and Amos Lee is given such a dramatic compliment with the sound of the amazing orchestra. Amazing night of great music!

The night was perfect. Rachel Yamagata left us wanting much more from her shorter set. Beautiful voice, perfect sound, wonderfully simple music. Amos Lee was fantastic, crowd knew him well obviously and there was much dancing and yelling. He was very personable on stage. Gray was perfect, couldn't believe how pure his voice sounded, and his band was absolute first rate. Loved the venue, loved the weather, the sound, the performers....perfect night.

I've seen Amos Lee several times but this was the best! He was charged up & just incredible! First time to see David Gray but not my last. He was great!

All of the performers were awesome- esp the woman, but had we had known that David was coming on at 9pm we would have come to the event much much later..... we had arrived at 3pm - 6 hours later it was time to leave. Next time please give a rough end time.

A first rate line up form start to finish. All artists were fabulous. The sound was acoustical heaven. Words clear and volume just right. Well run, short breaks, wonderful venue, Nice to have a reserved seat for this long afternoon. Great beer and food. Lots of fun! Highly recommend it. Thanks to the The Mountain. Love you guys!

I will take ANY chance to see David Gray. And not complain. But you did ask, sooooo.... The Good: David Gray can really sing. I will see the man perform EVERY single chance I can get. He commands your attention while he performs and knows what he's doing onstage. Howie Day blew some minds with his looping talent. Ingrid Michaelson won over the crowd with her quick quips and catchy tunes. Even with an interpolation of Vanilla Ice and The Fresh Prince into her radio hit! The other performers had their moments too. The Bad: 1. I would've enjoyed seeing a buildup of the intensity of performers. The guy/girl/guy/girl sequencing was OK, but with mixed-in solo acoustic acts, it was probably the least exciting concert I've ever been to. There was no way to build up, so when a quiet solo voice came onstage.... Phhhhhheeeeewwwwwwww, the air gets let out of the room. No one even stood up for David Gray. A few performers even mentioned how weird it was. 2. David Gray onstage for barely over 1 hour. I LOVE that he headlined, but I would've enjoyed less of the warmup acts and more David Gray. For a 6 hour show, you'd think the headliner would get more than 60 minutes.... Overall, I still really enjoyed the show. But I'm beginning to learn to stay away from "103.7 Mountain" produced shows. They tend to overcrowd the lineup to the point of short-changing the headliner. I guess that's by design, but it's not fun when that headliner is one of your favorite performers.

Marymoor is the perfect venue on a warm mid-September evening. Easy to get to, bring the cooler of sandwiches, get some beer on tap, relax in the lawn chairs and see two of my favorites on stage. Ray LaMontagne with his husky, sensitive style was the perfect lead in to the head bobbing, energetic, lovably fabulous David Gray. His band is tight and the acoustics were perfect. Hope they come back again soon!!! Loved it.

Never in my life have I been wordless...but this is that time!!!!!!

Well what can I say??? I flew in from Pittsburgh, PA to see the show. This is my second Ray LaMontagne concert and third David Gray Concert this year. Seeing them together was definitely a treat.

Serena Ryder warmed us up. Ray Lamontagne and the Pariah Dogs brought a perfect set, complete with their full-on bluesy sound along with some solo acoustic songs from Ray. Then David Gray brought his timeless voice along to top it all off. Favorites and new stuff were mixed in his set. And even though he was suffering from a sore throat, it was a great show. Great weather and an amazing quaint venue. But the highlight of the show was Ray. Loved his energy and his outgoing set.

Music and sound was great...only thing could hardly see perforfmers and we had middle class seats. Bridgestone arena needs lcd screens to show faces to middle and low class tix!

This was my fourth David Gray concert and the best! The crowd was so enthusiastic - a fantastic show! Can't wait for the Berkeley CA show in September..............

This was my first concert here in the states and i was kind of afraid on how the sound was going to be, the place was, and all of that stuff. For me paying 50 dollars for a concert is too much with that money in the last place I lived I could have gone to a 2 day festival. I got there A Little bit early cause I had no Idea where it was, and once I got there I saw that the place was empty I freaked out, I knew he wasn't that big here but never thought the place was going to be empty empty. 730 was almost there and the place had some people and I was starting to feel better the place wasn't full or anything but at least I wasn't the only one. The opening band started playing (phosphorescent) and the place was half full, The sound was awesome, the band was unbelievable, I couldn't ask for more. David Gray started and the place Was completely packed, Again the Sound was great, the night was great, He was great too! He did play his most popular songs but he shuffeled between old and new so it was great! Again this was my first concert here in the states and If David Gray was this great I cant wait too see other concerts in that venue.

Absolutely incredible! A dream come true...Never thought I would get to see him. Unforgettable! Classy and fun!

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome...can I say Awesome one more time! Both the headliner, David Gray, and just as importantly the band that supports him are amazing musicians....great music, great songwriting, and on top of that a great live performance. It all feels very personal....it was interesting to hear that the acoustic set in the middle of the show is not planned ahead of time. You can easily see how much he enjoys what he does for living.

This was the first time my girlfriend and I saw David Gray live, even though we have been fans for years. The show was incredible, and the set list could not have been better.

David Gray sounds absoutely amazing live! Its true! He sounds just like he does on his recordings-fantastic! He was full of energy, and he rocked the guitar, piano, and harmonica (sp?). I wish he could have made it to Tulsa on this tour. That would have cut down our total drive time by 8 hours haha, but it was defintely worth it! I would love to see him again!

We really enjoyed the concert , Music second to no one but the light show really messed it up. I was watching people all around me with their eyes closed . During almost every song they would point the lights right in the eyes of the audience. We were on the second level, I dont know if it was like that on the floor. We were with someone who left early just because of the lights!!!! It was painful

Saw David Gray at Caesar's in Windsor... one of the best concerts I have ever seen!! Played for two full hours and rocked the house. I would definitely see him again, and again and again...

What a way to bring in the new year. 2010 started with a bang. I've seen David Gray four times live and this was by far the best. Of course every show is amazing, but actually bringing in the new year in concert is an unforgettable experience. If you have the chance to see David Gray live take it. It is well worth the money. You will not be disappointed.

The show at the Circus Mximus was simply AMAZING!!!! David and the band always give 110%, and this show did not disapoint. Go see him on this TOUR!!!!!!

I had only recently come to know David Gray (earlier in the spring of this year) and was really taken by both his lyrics and his vocal style. I discovered that he was coming to Los Angeles and got tickets, not knowing what kind of live performance he would present. Well, he was just wonderful. He and his band were extremely well rehearsed, and showed no signs of fatigue at what was the end of this year's long tour. David was emotive and emotional, improvised with daring, and yet was surprisingly self-contained and modest in his aspect. There was a great warmth in the Orpheum, induced by the wonderful warm-up act of Lisa Hannigan, and it carried through to the end of the performance. I will make it a point to attend his concerts.

David Gray rocked the house and made us stand up and listen and sing along. The Orpheum was a beautiful and intimate venue for this show. The performance was unforgettable and the audience was engaged the entire time. Lisa Hannigan was an awesome opening act, very enjoyable as well.

David Gray is a true showman, I was entertained from beginning to the final encore. The encore had EVERYONE on their feet. I would see him 100 more times

I think this was the 7th time we've seen David dating back to 1997. The last few have been good but he didn't seem to be having real fun playing until this one. He clearly enjoyed himself which made the experience even better for the crowd. Great performance in a great venue. The Orpheum could use some more rest rooms but the staff are always great.

David Gray did it again. He brought to life all of his amazing new work, and freshed up everyone's favorites from the recent past. "Babylon" turned into a sing-a-long that could probably have been heard out on the street. The stage was simple, yet dramatic with the mini light show in the background that complimented every song they played. The only thing the show was lacking was a few songs from his past. When is the last time he has performed songs from "A Century Ends" or "Sell, Sell, Sell" or "Flesh"? Overall a wonderful show. Hopefully it won't be another 5 years before he makes it back to the Twin Cities.

I rarely go to concerts, but when I heard this was an acoustic concert , I jumped at the opportunity to hear some of my favorite artists as well as some up and coming performers. And Mountain Music Fest did not disappoint. Next year I am going to sign up for the slumber party. You just can't beat the price, fun, and meeting new people. You ROCK 103.7!

This show was phenomenal. We got great seats up front, however next year we may go ahead and bring blankets and the baby! The music was just amazing and it seemed everywhere we looked people were really enjoying the show. I've seen David before, and this acoustic venue was indescribable. Wouldn't miss this for the world next time around.

From the time he arrived center stage until the time he performed an unbelievable encore, David Gray had the crowd estatic. He never pauses or wastes even a few seconds while moving back and forth form the baby grand piano to his collection of guitars. He is a masterful story teller with his wonderful collection of songs that he plays and sings with unbelieveable energy. He puts every ounce of himself behind each of the songs that have made him so popular amongst his followers. And, I'm sure he amassed many more faithful followers among those who were lucky enough to experience his performance that evening-- at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He performed for well over two hours, navigating through favorites and new material alike. Each song was delivered with astounding intensity by this one man act-- performing every song from his heart and mesmerizing the audience with his musical abilities. A wonderful performance. A must see performance if he comes your way.

I am a huge fan of David Gray but had never seen him in person. I was thrilled he was going to perform in Ann Arbor at an historic theater no less. First, the sound was terrible, which was inexcusable. Yet, I expected energy for one thing, a "spark" ... he seemed tired. There was little banter or connection with the audience save perhaps with the first 15 rows? He sang off key. His guitar was out of tune. I have to assume he was not feeing well or was tired. He performed 4 songs I believe, then took his first break. My friend and I left - stunned. His upper register (falsetto) was "pitchy" and truly off key.. The venue was also very noisy and bustling with late comers, audience members getting up to get drinks. It seemed more like a party wherein David was the "wallpaper music." Very disappointed, and truly shocked. I have been to many concerts -- folk, rock, classical, and am a musician myself. This may have worked better in a smaller venue such as The Ark. Sorry David. Still a fan!

I have seen David Gray about five times, and he is always good. This time he was playing alone the whole time without the band, and it was very intimate and a very enjoyable concert. I would go to see him again any time.

Great singer/songwriter! Michigan Theatre has a fabulous acoustic. We enjoyed the concert a lot, some songs gave us goosebumps.

He puts on a very good concert, will be seeing him again when he comes back our way!

Amazing music! But people were running up aisle, mingling for the opener, people arrived late finding seats in the dark. Ann Arbor members of the theater were rude.

Michigan theater was the perfect setting for his solo acoustic show. Would definitely see him perform again in Ann Arbor.

Truly one of the best artists of our time and so underrated. Such an AMAZING live performer - he sounds just like his albums.

I attended he Amos Lee/David Gray concert at Huber Heights, Rose center Amphitheater. Let me start off by saying that the venue was a wonderful surprise for the concert. Easy in - Easy concessions, wonderful staff and it just so happened that for once it wasn't raining in Ohio!!! Amos Lee was up first and WOW is all I can say. He had the crowd going. He opened with "Windows are rolled down", which happens to be my favorite song, I was mesmerized! He played for 90 minutes and the time flew. David Gray was up next and although I really like him it was a let down after the energy that Amos brought to the night. I truly wish that Amos Lee was up second so that we could have cheered him on for and encore.

These two performers were amazing at Radio City. Absolutely incredible live, possibly even better that way. An unforgettable night, probably the best concert I've seen. If you have the chance to get tickets to this tour do yourself a favor and get them!

I love you and your Beautiful music. I think he's singing to me when he sings. Poetry to my ears. Such a talented performer.

Great show! Would differently go again!! David played for a long time and needs to come back once a year!!

Since first hearing David Gray on a mountain road in Hope, Alaska I wanted to see him in person. He and his musicians were incredible. The crowd singing along at times, the instruments used, his incredible energy made for a great show. Thank you for bringing him to our great city.

David gray is amazing!! I surprised my husband with tickets for his birthday.... We had the best time. David and his band are very talented- the music , lighting and venue was all fantastic! When he sang Babylon on stage alone his voice was simply amazing! We love David Gray!!! my husband couldn't thank me enough for such a great gift!

The lighting was really great. The seats are nice in the Saenger Theatre, although it's hard to stand if the crowd isn't standing.

Music madness! Loved this concert ~ David Gray is easy on the ears. He is passionate and professional.

As usual David Grays music is so moving and touching. He really shows his emotions and it was nice to see him rocking a little, even for him.

First time at the Paramount and I was very impressed with the acoustics. Fox ,one of my fave venues, down the street has a more stunning interior but sound is better here. David Gray's voice was spot on and his band is incredibly talented. Seats are super comfy and staff is over the top polite, drinks reasonable and lines not too long. Def will be back :)

It was my first time seeing David Gray in concert. It won't be my last. A great show with an excellent band. He played for two hours and right up to curfew. I wish he had started earlier and played another few songs. Why'd they start the first act at 8pm? My one complaint is that Gray played too many songs from his current CD. I'd say that half of the 21 songs on this night were from Mutineers. It's a good album. However, Gray has so many good songs from previous albums that I would have loved to have heard. I understand that his tour is in support of this CD. However, many people were not engaged during the show because they didn't know the music from this CD. All-in-all, this show was better than I had expected. I look forward to seeing him again.

Great concert! The best I've been to in years! Venue was perfect for the type of event.

David Gray put on a fantastic performance! Truly wonderful!

An unbelievable show in an amazing venue. If you have a chance to see David Gray, than DO IT, and if you're ever in Nashville a show at the Ryman should be on the top of your to do list!!!

such a fun night! his voice is unbelievable . this was the 2nd time I saw him. I love how he reacts to the audience and I love his music. would definitely see him again.

Been a David Gray fan since 2001 & have seen him at least 10 times over the years. He continues to grow & embrace an eclectic array of instruments, melodies, musicians & lyrics. He's never done a show that was less than fabulous, IMHO! So much energy & great connection with the audience! Just. LoVE. Him!!!

Awesome venue and an unforgettable performance. New material is wonderful...his best since "White Ladder". Of course the "White Ladder" numbers were well received. David Gray fans need to see him on this tour.

David Gray has the richest voice, amazing back up singers and an incredibly musical group. He is remarkably talented, has wonderful music and is always a favorite for me. This show was very special. He began with a performance of all of his latest album, Mutineers. While most of the audience was unfamiliar with the majority of this set, the music was still very enjoyable and so beautifully performed. He then began playing a number of his greatest hits, which was what we were all eagerly awaiting. His shows are absolutely magical and I would see him over and over again if I could. The venue, the Palace of Fine Arts Theater, was also a great place to see him live. Every seat was terrific and the acoustics were perfect.

A brilliant performance. His voice retains its youthful luster and range. The opening artist, Yuna, merits praise too. I anticipate his next tour.

On a super warm night 100dg. maybe more, I finally saw one of my favorite writer singer performer David gray, his live perfomance was better then the studio version, his voice was electric and clear on pich and robust, the band was great, you can tell they have been playing together for a while, the venue was unsurpased what a place !!!! magical under both the roof and the moon all at once Awesome, Meadowbrook is a fantanstic place to have summer concert and fall too! My only negative remark has to do with setlist I wanted More and More it was too short :)

David Gray is one of my favorite singer songwriters. He's brilliant. Live show is good however, he doesnt address the audience very well. Tends to not be a very personal show. One song ends and the next begins. A few smiles and laughs but only inside jokes to the band or stage hands. I've seen him twice and would go again - no questions. hes that good. Persaonl note: leave your political / religious views out of the show. If you want to sing about your views fine. This way i can choose to not support an artist. But when an artist really doesnt engage the audience almost the entire show only to blindside the audience with some political comment and then sing the encore....well it tainted the show and the evening.

If your a fan of David Gray, you'll love the acoustic setup.

His new stage setup fit the Fox to a "T"! Great sound, very easy to get lost in. Very clear and beautiful. That's why he is my favorite singer/songwriter!

David Gray was by far the best concert experience in my life! He is such an amazing musician and performer and very entertaining to see live. He has such an engaging stage presence and his enthusiasm for his music is so evident. The set was beautiful and the variety of instruments added so much to the experience. He's a very hyperactive person which was fun to watch.

It was fitting for David Gray's most recent very mellow album. Not quite last last tour, where there was an occasional moment of standing/dancing. This was a sit-down-&-enjoy-the-show event. Lots of slow tunes and relaxing melodies. The acoustics for this venue were great, as it was in the symphony hall, but for the same price, I was 40 rows from the stage (instead of 15 like last year). Perhaps a lot of prime seats went to symphony season ticket holders?????. Backdrop & lighting were beautiful (comparable to last year). The reason to go is obviously for David's phenomenal voice (and his clever lines between songs) and that DID NOT disappoint!

This mostly acoustic set was awesome! I really enjoyed all members of his band and the more melon mood of this show.

Low soul.opening act from front row balcony was as depressing as the city of detroit and a big part of michigan politic's. Babalon(do I need a Y in there?) was the highlite w/most of the show putting me& my best friend 2 rest. the special effects and the detroit opera house were 2nd to none.Next time DG comes to DTW,please hand him a function energy drink!

Dear Mr David Gray You soothe my soul & lift my spirit Thank you yet again for another magical night in New York City Spending an evening with you is like floating in a dream that I don't want to wake from. I love you...

This was a great show. I'm not even a huge David Gray fan but to watch him "do his thing" was amazing! It was mesmerizing to watch someone go through the process of performing. It was an experience unlike other concerts I've gone to before. David shows how deep his passion is for music. You can tell how much fun he was having and the venue was fantastic for it! Definitely recommend to see him during this tour!!

I've seen David Gray 3 times in concert and to be honest, was really looking forward to Ray Lamontagne. With that said, David roped me in, gave me the best show I've ever seen him in, and reignited my love for him. And that's what a live show SHOULD do. We got there about 30 min late, and Ray was already in full swing. His show, did not disappoint. His soulful, raspy, voice was clear and loud booming through the park as we found our seats and settled in. He did an extra long set and I couldn't have been more pleased. He ended it on Henry Nearly Killed Me and brought the entire seated area to it's feet. Amazing, not a body in the park 'holding still'. Then David Gray arrived. As I stated before, I've seen him multiple times in concert, but this was by FAR his best show. He had more energy, vibrance, and excitement than I've ever seen him have. He rocked that little Park.... His energy was contagious and consuming. He played a good mix of old and new, and made me leave wanting more. So glad I didn't miss this show. And David, you were worth EVERY penny. Wish we would have had more of you.

Beautiful summer night in Indy and I love shows at the Lawn, where general admission seating allows movement and always a great view from both sides. I have seen Amos Lee many times over the years, was a bit disappointed with his song selection and play style at beginning of show (reggae?), but middle and end did not disappointment. I love his larger band and female guitar/back up vocals. He is one of my favorite performers, strong song lyrics and pure talent - no need to add anything fancy. David Gray and his band came on strong with enthusiasm! Great band and back up vocals. David treated us with up tempo selections and softer piano songs as well. If you haven't seen him live, you must, you will be sold!

First time seeing Amos Lee Preform & Second time with David Grey! Both were equally AMAZING!!!! Will definitely be attending if/when either return to the area!!!

Bad storms rolled in and show was delayed an hour or so. No matter...David Gray finished his set with "Babylon" and Amos came out with so much appreciation for those who stayed. Very soulful show as they played some incredible covers and great renditions of Amos' songs. Amos seemed to be having a great time and was really having fun with the crowd. He is such a great performer and his band sounded phenomenal. I only wish I could have had better seats. My girlfriend is a huge fan....I want to thank her for turning me on to Amos several years ago. We will see him whenever he's close to Nashville!

It was my first time there and even though it stormed ut was very cool!

Weather was a factor, but both did a great job considering!

Rachel and Amos Less were great. David Gray was thoroughly outclassed by better musicians in Lee's band. Gray was a disappointment--basically strums his guitar, plays a simple piano as well and jams. Not very interesting. Amos Lee should have headlined.

Without a doubt one of the best concerts I have been to! I love the pairing of these two extremely talented musicians, singers, song writers! Amos Lee's backup vocals were amazing! Verizon Wireless Amphitheater was the perfect place to see them :)

David Gray was amazing! He came out full of energy and killed every instrument he played. His voice was amazing and the set list was perfect. wished he would've played Back in the world again tho.

The show opened with Rachael Yamagata. One of my fav artists and the actual reason I bought the tix! Of course, her voice was AMAZING. I only wish she had a small back-up band in order to demand the attention of the audience. Her, alone with her guitar, was a disservice to her talent. Amos Lee, was AMAZING. Fun, charismatic. His band was really talented and I loved that he showcased their vocal & instrumental skills. He shared the spotlight & it made for a very fun & entertaining show. LOVED "Pony" ~ made my night! David Gray is always amazing. Passionate about his music & the constant entertainer.

Fontanel is a great place to see a show...if it doesn't rain. In the case of the David Gray show, Gray was pulled off the stage about 3/4 of the way through his set due to storms coming in. Even though he did come back almost two hours later to play one song after Amos Lee's performance, it still feels like I missed out on the full experience. This is my second Gray concert and he really captivates the crowd. Much like a baseball game that is called early for rain, spectators are typically offered discount seats to a future game...I feel strongly that Fontanel/Ticketmaster should consider as well.

I typically do not like outdoor concerts for this very reason. It rained before the show, delaying entry for an hour. They cancelled the opener. It rained again while David Gray was on stage, and because of the lightning they cut him off mid song. The sent us all back out to our cars to wait out the lightning. When we came back in they did allow him to play Babylon, which was good because I was bummed he didn't get to play it. The reason I went to this concert, though, was to see Amos Lee. <3 Amos clearly LOVES Nashville, because he said it about a gazillion times. I have seen Amos play 3 other times, and he so clearly loved playing in Nashville over the other cities where I have seen him play. It was wonderful. I would go see Amos play anywhere! His talent is brilliant!

Weather in the area, David Gray started first and sounded awesome for about 45 min. They delayed the event for 45 minutes with generally just light rain, some lightning in the distance, then called the event. I realize there was lightning in the area, but it was not a severe storm by any means during the delay or at the time it was called. Most people were hanging around the area anyway, they should have continued ...

Amos Lee and Rachel Yamagata were fantastic. Amos worked well with getting the crowd involved with the show and really made everyone have a good time. David Gray sounded great and had good enthusiasm, but he didn't interact with the crowd much.

THis was a first time for both Amos Lee and David Gray. Amos Lee blew me away. He is a showman and such a talent combined with his own unique style and personality. Would like to see him again.

We so enjoyed every minute of what amounted to 2 concerts in one. Both musicians are great showmen, their bands are truly talented, and the audience was so appreciative of the music. One criticism of the venue, though. A very noisy, talkative group sat behind us and would not be quieted by my continued turnings around and scowling faces. The ushers should have stepped in to request that they simmer down or leave their seats to chatter outside the realm of us who went to hear the concert.

Two incredibly talented singers come together to put on one concert. It was one of the best concerts I have ever been too. The venue is fantastic and the music was all that I expected and more.

Both Amos Lee and David Gray were fantastic. They each have different performance styles but I loved both. The Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre is a fabulous venue in which to see a concert. The storm happening during the concert only added to the ambiance - fortunately the seats are covered!

I was a little disappointed that Amos Lee wasn't the closer because after all, that's the only reason I went. But, he was amazing. I saw him once before and he put on a totally different show. I would go see him over and over again!

David Gray was great but Amos Lee sings to my soul! I have seen him every year for the last 8 years and he just keeps getting better! I can tell he is so much comfortable on stage than he was at 20th Century Theatre, where I first saw him 8 years ago. I just absolutely LOVE him!

David Gray does not disappoint! His voice is incredible and his song writing skills are unmatched. Do not miss this show if you have a chance to go. ...and to add to the awesomeness...AMOS LEE!

Amos Lee stole this show. Excellent band talent with great voices and harmonies! great set list with lots of variety. Go see them.

Amos Lee was fantastic. I did not expect David Gray to begin his performance at 9:40pm! He has an amazing voice and great stage presence. There was an opening act at 7pm, which was not advertised. She was wonderful, but set changes were long causing the show to run long and late.

I have seen David Gray several times, and he is always incredible. This was the first time I'd seen Amos Lee, and he blew me away! I cannot wait to see these two again, weather it is together or separate concerts.

Loved both Amos Lee and David Gray. Severe weather in the area that night, but held off during the concert. The stars aligned!

This was our first time seeing Amos Lee in concert, and he was FABULOUS!!! He interacted with the audience, was entertaining, played great music, and his band was amazing. We would definitely attend another Amos Lee event. Also, this was our first time at Meadow Brook Music Festival, which is a smaller venue, so parking was easy and close and the staff was organized and friendly.

Overall this was one of the better David Gray shows I have seen, and I think this was my fifth show. He was always good, but the setlist was especially good this time. Always a great performance from David Gray.

I've seen Amos Lee multiple times and I would say that this concert so far was his best. His performances are always top notch but this one was even better. It was like I was in his living room, casual, interactive, relaxed. He knows how to pull the audience into his performances. I have several of David Gray's CDs, first time for a concert. He was awsome, singing song after song like a machine! They both rocked it.

Radio City is a great place for any event. There isn't a bad seat in the place. David Gray started late not until 10:00PM on a Wednesday night. He was suffering from laryngitis but he belted out every song and really played a great set. He is an incredible performer and I love his music!!!

All 3 of them were great! Can't believe how amazing the show was. I never heard of Rachel or Amos but I'm now a fan of both of them! David was better then I expected and Leanne as a special guest was pretty cool.

It was my 7th time seeing Amos Lee and 2nd time seeing David Gray. They are both stellar performers. While it was awesome seeing the 2 of them together...I prefer them separate to get longer, fuller sets. I saw Amos Lee's page that Rachel Yamagata was opening but did not see her. I arrived around 7:45 when the show was set to start at 7:30 so unless she played less than 15 minutes, why was she not there?

What an amazing show. I wanted him to play all night. He is a great entertainer with a voice that cuts right through your heart and soul.

No opening act - just what felt like a very intimate concert. Alternating between guitar and piano, David Gray showed us just how good his vocals are. He also was humorous and likable, interacting with the audience. The venue was perfect for this kind of show and the audience was totally engaged and enthusiastic. Exceeded my expectations.

Don't miss the David Gray acoustic tour. A stunning performance of many of David Gray's songs, just a piano and acoustic guitar. I hope he continues this tour. Not to be missed. The show really showcases just how talented he is.

Went to the concert to see Amos Lee and he was great. Loved him with the orchestra. Usually have seen him with his band. Didn't know much about David Gray but enjoyed him as well. I only knew one of the songs he sang. Overall a great concert.