Sheppard

I saw Sheppard at The Basement in Columbus, Ohio. The venue is extremely small. There were maybe 60-80 fans there which made the experience that much more special. I was within 30 feet of the stage at all times. Lawson opened for them and put on a great show too. I would definitely put them on my "up and coming" talent list. Sheppard was great. Just great. It was obvious that they are an internationally recognized band that has experience in much larger venues and have achieved multi-platinum status. There stage performance and crowd interaction was amazing. They really made the show feel like it was was being performed just for you. They seemed as much a fan of their fans as the fans were of them. Every band member had a smile on their face for the whole show. If I'd known their show was going to be this good I would have bought tickets to see them again the next night in a bigger venue so I could have seen them make use of a bigger stage. I have some vids and pics of the show on instagram under jjess79. As I was uploading pics of the venue before the show Amy Sheppard was actually liking the pics backstage. That was pretty cool.

Sheppard was an incredibly fun band to see live. The performers have great energy and also enjoyed interacting with the audience.

I had been listening to Sheppard via Pandora and got to know and love their music! Their live show was fantastic! Energetic, engaging and great to dance and party along with. Great stage presence, musicianship and singing. Such a fun evening, at a great, intimate venue, so worth it! I hope they come through again!

Sheppard gave an amazing performance full of energy. They were outright fun and really connected with the audience. Unfortunately, some the Brighton Music Hall staff were a bit pushy and rude (barking at you to move faster and to get in line), which was a bit of a damper post-show.

Sheppard was super good. The energy of the band, the songs, the way the tried to make the audience to sing along with them, it was really nice.