Guster

Guster continue to bring the house down with their inventive live shows, impressive musicianship and funky attitude towards life and how to live it. Their set list spanned their entire 25 year catalog. Energetic and engaging.

Great show. Loved the 'hits' first act and then an entire album.

An absolutely amazing concert from an absolutely amazing band! I'm so happy they FINALLY made it to Louisville (at least as a headliner - they opened for John Mayer about 12 years ago)! I was also pleasantly surprised with the venue - The Mercury Ballroom was much nicer than I expected.

I've seen Guster once before, but they are just incredible again They played songs thay i NEVER would have expected to play live. The did a couple of funny covers, played around with the audiance and overall, looked like they were having the time of their lives. GREAT SHOW!!

I've been to 6 Guster concert's now and this was probably the best one I've been to. Getting the opportunity to hear the whole Lost and Gone Forever cd along with a full set to go with it was absolutely amazing.

Great sound, great song selection. Guys seemed relaxed and looked like they had a good time on stage. Brian always seems to give his all when he is cooking up there and last night was no exception. We have been seeing this band since 2003 and are never disappointed. Love the Guster!!!

The show was amazing! Guster is very talented! If you are looking for a good time with friends...go to guster!

Some bands you go see for the music, Guster gives you a show. They always seem to have as much fun on the stage as the fans have watching. They genuinely enjoy performing, and it just makes it that much more enjoyable for the fans.

The show was great. I totally loved it. Everyone was really excited and upbeat and the band was super friendly and interacted with the audience a ton.

I saw Guster a few years ago in Kent and this show was just as great. It was awesome that they played their entire album as well as playing other songs that I love. They performed just like I remembered from last time by bringing so much energy in their playing.

This was my first time seeing Guster in concert and it was great. I hope I have the opportunity to see them again. You know you've heard a great band when they deliver the great quality on stage as on their CD.

Great show at HOB! The old L&GF songs are still amazing after 10 years

A fantastic show, as always. Guster never fails to entertain!

Amazing concert, as always with Guster. However, it was a horrible venue.

Guster came out there and made every song they played count. They really got into it and played a powerful, exciting setlist. Then they came back out, and did it again. They played an entire normal setlist, then after a short break played the entire Lost and Gone Forever albums straight through. They even came back for an ENCORE, after that! Long story short, you always get what you paid for and more with Guster.

Great show! They did a great job! Can't wait to see them again!

This concert was bad - the building is crap, the sound was not loud enough and people were crammed in standing only and were talking most of the time. The band opened rough and then got better but largely went through the motions. Clearly the worst Guster show I have ever seen and one the worst shows of anyone I have seen.

Always have a great time at Guster's concerts. They are an extremely talented group of musicians.

The boys (Guster) were absolutely amazing==they are some of the most talented musicians in the business. From the harmonizing of Adam and Ryans voices, to the creative harmonicas and ukeleles to the out of this world drumming by Brian...they were just amazing. The venue was awesome as well and I think all the fans appreciated the Jesus on the Radio acoustic/fan sung version. The boys are just so real and one of those bands that you just absolutely must see live. Great set list as well. So cool to hear LAGF in its album entirety. Great Great Night. Thank you GUSTER!

This was my 4th Guster concert and by far the best one. They jammed all night, Adam's freestyle about Ohio/Kentucky and comments about Skyline Chili were unforgetable. GREAT SHOW!!

The show was great. I loved the very end when they played "Jesus on the radio" and broke out the banjo for it. It was beautiful, especially with all of the lighting!!! The show was great. My friend (who introduced me to Guster 6+ years ago) just loves that album, and so I know she really enjoyed hearing it all the way through. I really wish that they had played "Love for me" though, that song rocks!! Otherwise, it was a great show for seeing Guster for the third time!

We arrived about 15 minutes before showtime to find a packed house. More than packed; we could barely find a place to stand in the *bar*, let alone the floor. We spent half the concert in the bar with almost no view of the stage and terrible audio quality, considered leaving, then tried to move through the wall of humans to a spot on the floor (no room on the balcony, according to security). There were two narrow entrances to the floor, and one of them was choked by the merch table. The event was oversold, as far as I'm concerned. Didn't see anything on tap at the bar, either. Guster put on a good performance. I'm mainly a "Lost and Gone Forever" fan, and their play-through didn't disappoint. The drummer added new disco-like backbeats to a number of songs, and they sounded great. "Airport Song" and "Jesus on the Radio" closed out the encore, with a lot of new music in the best version of "Airport" I've yet heard. What was with the crowd shouting something about "dirty" during one of the songs? This is my 4th Guster show, and I've never heard that before.

Guster did not disappoint -- great performance, good set list, charming between-songs banter and high energy.

OMG! Guster's concert at Madison Theater last night was absolutely AMAZING! Thank you to all the band and crew for making this one of the most memorable nights of music ever! Brian's drum pounding hands should be immortalized in the rock and roll hall of fame.

This is my 9th Guster concert, and they sounded as amazing as ever. They are my favorite band of all time, and hands down one of the best live bands you will ever see... Unfortunately, I saw very little because the venue was overcrowded and set up pretty poorly. I couldnt even get to the merch table to buy a shirt. The balcony was OK, but i spent most of my time at the bar because it was better than staring at the back of peoples heads. All in all, Guster is never a disappointment, but I will never return to Madison Theater.

Guster is always amazing live...Anytime they're near, I make sure to see them! They LOVE to make music and it shows! They LOVE to entertain their fans and they never fail! If you like their music, you'll LOVE seeing them in concert! LOVE LOVE LOVE!

They played a great show. Sorry I don't feel like typing our the setlist. It was a really good mix between their older more popular stuff and their songs off of their new album (Easy Wonderful). Overall I was really happy that I went. They had an amazing sound that was even better than what you hear on the studio albums. They had a great connection the crowd., Honestly one of the best concerts I've ever been to

The fact that they opened and closed for themselves was amazing! Lost And Gone Forever is such an amazing album and I love that they played out the whole album!!!! Unforgettable show!

This was the best show I have ever seen! Truly amazing.

I have listened to Guster for about 25 years now. They are best consumed Live! You must check them out if you have never seen them. The tunes are catchy and will stick in your head.

Great show. First time seeing Guster. So good. So fun. House of Blues - Foundation Room GREAT venue.

This event was awesome. They really went all out with the art installations (lobster cage GUSTER), the lawn games, the lobster bake, everything! I really hope this is an annual event. I loved the whole atmosphere and loved all the bands that played.

Spencer Albee, Ghost of Paul Revere, and Guster put on a great show at a wonderful venue that is perfect for small groups, large groups, couples, you name it. The air from the ocean, coupled with great music, great food and drink....easy enter and exit, good parking sitch. Can't wait to go again.

Guster was great as usual, sound was much better ! Can't wait to see another show st this venue... very laid back and scenic with the river right behind you!

I've seen Guster many times! It was great to hear all the favs. This band is so talented they blow you away!

I hadn't seen Guster since I was in college, so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. They started the show with old favorites and then rocked right into a little bit of newer stuff. They were funny, could sing well, and the drummer is still one of the most amazing people to watch. A highlight was that the Maine Youth Rock Orchestra backed them up for a good portion of the show, and it was obvious that they all absolutely adored the opportunity to play, and the band loved having them. Very appreciative comments from band members to attendees for showing up, and we were told it was one of the biggest shows they've played outside of Boston. Great music, and a stellar venue.

So much fun... Wonderful venue, good food, great music, and the weather was perfect. Guster's set, especially the songs accompanied by the Maine Youth Rock Orchestra, was amazing! They never disappoint.

Guster was great. They played a great set with a nice balance of old and new. I initially thought that the inclusion of the Maine Youth Rock orchestra was just a cute gimmick but they ended up adding a ton to the music. I hadn't realized how many Guster songs had strings and horns in the studio versions, but they really allowed them to nail these songs. Thompson's Point is the best concert venue. Like a waterfront park with food trucks and beer. I would pay to go there even if there were no concert!

Excellent concert for the most part. Standing room was fine as everyone could see the stage well. Bathrooms were clean. The only complaint I would have is the pre-paid parking. Getting in and out was very disorganized. They needed more experienced attendants to keep traffic moving along.

This is my second time seeing Guster in concert and while both were fantastic, this show blew the other out of the water. The set list was full of some of my absolute favorites and the Youth Rock Orchestra were a fantastic addition. All of this plus a FAR superior venue (Thompson's point is an amazing spot, the Portland State Pier not so much) made for a fantastic night!

Guster was amazing, as always. Could not have asked for a better show... and the venue was perfect!

This was the first time that my sisters and I have gone to see Guster perform. We had never been to Thompson's point, however, and were not disappointed . It was a fantastic show and beautiful site. We would definitely go back again! We had a great time and the atmosphere was very friendly and fun!

As always an amazing show - loved the venue too! Hope to catch the footage shot by the drone. Looking forward to the next show!

Guster at summerfest is always an awesome show!!! Worth going if you can see them.

Guster never disappoints!! Such a great show, great crowd, would see again and again!

These guys are AMAZING! Don't let success get to their heads and keep it real. Glad they have been around for 25 years and can still hang!! Cheers to many more!!

Tried to get tix to the Guster Boston anniversary show: Thursday \u2014 no, Friday \u2014 nope, Saturday \u2014 nyet, Sunday \u2014 YES! This would be our first time seeing them.Were very excited. Went to the show and Ryan Miller's voice was SHOT! It was so bad (I guess after the previous three nights) that he actually encouraged the audience to sing the lyrics loudly to fill in. Seriously? I came to hear the band, not the audience. Miller mentioned that half the people had purchased special tickets for all four nights. I wish someone had told us that we were going to a 4-day-long concert cut into pieces. The rest of the band was tight: the drummer and the brass section were awesome! Feel like I wasted my money.

To be honest, the reason I went to the show was to see the opening act (John Wesley Harding/Wesley Stace), so I went in not knowing a lot about the headliners. Even with a voice raw from the previous three nights, the show was a lot of fun, with a very appreciative, upbeat fan base (though I'm still not sure what the pixie stix were for). It was a fun, positive night, and I would definitely like to see them again.

Guster never disappoints, but this show was as special as anticipated. For night two of their four-night block, they played a good mix of songs from all albums and mixed in their typical on stage banter and quirkiness. The addition of strings was an added bonus. The Paradise as a venue is still awkward but is a necessary stop for catching bands in a small venue.

Guster is the most entertaining group because they don't take themselves too seriously. They want to entertain the audience while having a good time. Their fun is infectious. They haven't changed in 25 years and I'm so glad!!!

Steven Page and Guster were simply unforgettable. Can't wait for the next show!!

While they didn't play ALL of the songs I wanted to hear, I can't really complain at all about the entire set list. The acoustics of the Beacon Theatre played in really well with the music, so overall, we were all very happy with the show!

Guster is one of the most fun bands to see live. I've seen them almost 30 times in 17 years of being a fan.

This was definitely the best concert I have ever seen! Guster is amazing!

Guster was amazing, great energy, amazing set list. The Fillmore seems like a solid addition to the Philly music scene. It had a cool aesthetic, pretty easy to get to, and the concert area was really great. Overall, we had a great time.

Excellent show - they played (almost!) every song I wanted to hear. We had a great time and the venue is fantastic. The crowd was wonderful, except for the guy behind us who argued loudly that the guys (especially Ryan) are from Canada.

I've been a Guster fan for 23+ years. I first heard them while developing a playlist for training to run a marathon in 1999. Since then, they have been the background theme for all the major events of my life to include the birth of my daughter and even the song we danced to at our wedding. This concert was especially unique as it was the first time my daughter got to see them perform live. Having been raised on Guster herself, it was almost a religious experience as she go to witness the talent and musicality live! "They really do exist!" Their music continues to evolve and delight- adding new favorites to my playlist right next to the old. I can't wait to see what they come up with next! Thanks for being a part of my musical life!

Guster is without a doubt one of the most entertaining live bands ever. Too bad for all those who are not aware of them.

I will see them every time they play in Portland from now on!!

This was the 4th time I've seen them and they haven't disappointed me yet. Their interaction with the crowd is always playful and cheerful. They played several numbers from the new Evermotion album which I happen to love but it was largely a greatest hits event for me. They touched on nearly every album in their catalog including playing a crowd request "Eden" from Parachute. They played some of my favs, "Come Downstairs And Say Hello" and "Ruby Falls". They did not play "Amsterdam" but I forgive them for it, they're probably burned out on it anyway. My only complaint was that the acoustics in the venue, Fillmore Charlotte, absolutely sucked! The band's amps may have been cranked up too much for the room or maybe the sound board mix was shoddy but its not the first time I've been disappointed by the venue's sound. Overall, I was happy to have caught yet another Guster gig and will do it again when they come back around to town.

Terrific venue. Perfect dowtown location and a band that are simply awesome. Guster interacts with audience and keep the crowd involved. Highly recommend heading out to see this band.

Guster skillfully moved through a wide variety of their material stretching back quite a few albums. Their new songs, although recently released, felt like I'd known them for years. The musicianship was solid as usual, and the stage banter was entertaining. Kishi Bashi, the opening act, was very fun to listen to, and stylistically unique. Great show all around, even Luke, the new guy, was warmly welcomed by the old fanbase.

It's nice to see a band like Guster continue to be dedicated to their craft while still having fun! They will always be my favorite band because they are honest to who they are and stay true to themselves. They do everything the right way.

Guster put on a great show, being the last show on this leg of their tour. They played a great set to a very energized crowd, and even included some local flair during the show about their exploits trying to get a "Florida Experience". Was able to meet the band and opener after the show in the House of Blues after most of the concert-goers cleared out; the staff is always friendly and inviting.

I've been a Guster fan for a while now, but I've never seen them live. I have seen A LOT of concerts, and I can confidently say that this show is in my top 5. The sound at House of Blues was awesome (they are now 2/2 in my experience) and the band was great! Lots of great energy, crowd interaction, and the music was phenomenal. I'll be seeing Guster now every time they come to Florida!

Great band. Greats music. Great Venue. Great show.

Excellent show... great setlist and arrangements with the strings made for unique sound. Jeff Garlin was terrific and turned this into a "raucous" acoustic concert.

Never saw Guster play acoustic before--I'm not sure they ever have. It truly made me see just how amazing they are, both musically and lyrically. Having a two-string accompaniment was fabulous. And as always, they were great showmen--went into the audience to play, took requests, and made it a truly intimate experience. Great mix of new stuff and favorites from their older records. Loved it!!!

Guster's acoustic show at the Palace of Fine Arts was such a blast. They were off the cuff, didn't quite know what they doing and sounded fabulous, as usual. I felt like we were sitting in a living room listening to them jam. Acoustics were great, chairs comfy. The drunk fans behind us shouting their request every time there was a lull in the music I could have done without. But what are you gonna do?

Throughout the whole concert I couldn't stop smiling. I was so happy and Loved every bit of it. One of their opening songs made my heart race and I felt like I was on a Guster high the whole night. They are hilarious and were so involved with the audience it felt like we were just hanging out with some friends jamming and joking around. Loved it and will definitely see them again!

Loved it. First opportunity for me to see Guster. They were amazing live and very engaged with the audience.

Whether it's SoCo or Jack's, Andrew's stage presence never ceases to be amazing. Jumping on the piano, alternating between mics like a madman, and always encouraging the crowd to appreciate this special little moment between all of us. The only complaint is that the set could've been longer. No one really was there for the other co-headlining band.

Jack's Mannequin was amazing! The venue was great and small enough that there wasn't a bad seat in the house!!

I've been into Guster since they used to play at Wetlands many moons ago. I haven't seen them live since. In the past 9 years, I had a kid, and he loves Guster too. So, for his Bday we decided we were going to see them live. Tix were sold out, but mommy was persistent and sure enough, was able to get last minute released tix on Ticketmaster two days before the show, YAY! We were FRONT AND CENTER... literally. Ok, about Jack's Mannequin... the lead singer is a total performer, every song was on the verge of Epic and the front 20 rows was comprised with a gaggle of young women who were 1/2 my age. To describe one interaction, an adorable little blond girl in flip flops and a short skirt exclaimed "oh my god who is this?" referring to the music playing on the loudspeaker before the band came on. I turned around and said... "California Girls by ... you know, the Beach Boys". Gut wrenching. We hung out for a few songs. The young gaggle seemed to really love them. My son kind of liked them but felt the lead singer was too Justin Beibery for his liking. My kid is NINE. After a few epic belts, we went for ice cream and waited for Guster to hit the stage. Fortunately, this gaggle of children didn't know who Guster was and cleared the floor after Jack's Mannequin left. Thus, I did the Rocker Experience Chick shuffle, used my kid for sympathy and got us into the FRONT ROW. Yeah, I'm good. Anyway, GUSTER WAS AMAZING! Everyone in this band can play so many instruments. It was cool watching members of the band change places and play different instruments for different songs. That is TALENT. They played so many of our favorite songs. I thought my kid was gonna have a cow when 'One Man Wrecking Machine' came on. We were riveted and dancing the whole time. These guys are super talented, and it really came through in their performance. I loved the lead singer's wacky humor and authenticity. Wish they gave my kid some props for his location and energy but hey, I guess we're spoiled by other artists who notice us in the front of a rockin crowd. Heheheheh. The venue was righteous. The other Guster fans were stellar. We rocked, we sang, we danced... it was better than Cats. We'd see them again and again. I bought the tee shirt (and I never do that). My stars were for the Guster portion of the show.

These guys give the best live performances anyone could ask for: humor, talent and dependability, yet always packing a surprise. They are one of the few bands to really rock harmonies and remain steadily in key during a performance, often making favorite songs even better. They also aren't afraid to move away from just new material in a show; instead, they constantly bring back little-known favorites for the die-hard fans.

Always a great show and I got to meet them afterward so I have nothing but good to say. Can't wait to see them two more times in the next couple of months!

Guster always puts on a fantastic show. It's a great time to let loose, have fun, and get your dance on. Plenty of songs for everyone to sing along with too. Don't miss them next time they're in town.

Good Old War opened and gained a lot of new fans with an entertaining set. Guster played a good mix of current release and old stuff.

My third time seeing Guster at the Tabernacle. Last show was phenomenal, this one topped it. Amazing harmony, high energy throughout. These guys love being on stage and love each other and it comes out in their show.

Guster put on a great set Friday! Guster fans are the best, they jump around, know all the words and sing along. Guster played alot off the new album but blew me away with older songs like Barrel of a Gun and Airport Song.

Amazing venue and awesome concert! Would definitely go again in a heartbeat! High energy and good crowd interaction.

This concert was quite remarkable. While I have been a fan of Guster ever since my first exposure to them, this concert demonstrated that their style has developed. It now has more substance, more depth than it used to. Now I look forward even more for my next opportunity to hear them live.

This event was so amazing, I can't wait to go see Guster again! I was in the front row and this band is so amazing live! They played all their best songs and even if I didn't know certain songs I still had a great time!

Guster never disappoints. From the intimate 9:30 Club to a Christian college to DAR Constitution Hall, they rokk every crowd. This tour is a good mix of the new album and classic songs and the new guy (Luuuuuuuuuke) fits in well. Instead of walking offstage before the encore, they played "Wipeout" and had the crowd do the Wave. Then for their REAL encore, the guys unplugged and played a song from the middle of the crowd. Wow. I've heard them unplug for encores before, but never in a crowd that size. To hush people enough that you can still hear them in a place as big as DAR. Wow.

Guster played DAR Constitution Hall and, rather than delivering a lecture on capital gains tax, brought an amazing and energetic show. We were 5th row center, fantastic seats on the aisle (so close I high-fived Ryan and patted Brian on the shoulder as they left the stage for the 2nd encore: Jesus on the Radio). Old classics and several songs from their new, brilliant album "Easy Wonderful". 90 minute set, very fun.

I was able to purchase the 15 year anniversary tickets so they were about $20. Electric Factory is always a great venue... get to see everything from anywhere. Guster was absolutely fabulous!

Final show of the tour and Adam was glad to be home. The guys pulled out all the stops and played a well rounded set of early material and their current disc. I have seen them about 5 times and as always an incredible show.

What an amazing show. The crowd went wild. The energy was incredible. Kishi Bashi was electric. Best show ever. Even Ryan admitted That Adams hometown was the best audience of the tour.

The band put a phenomenal concert as always. Great playlist, high energy, and was awesome!!!

Great concert and venue! Had a great time there in Portland

The State Theatre is such a great venue, and it made seeing Guster even more enjoyable. I've seen them many time and it was by far my best experience!

Amazing! Loved the venue. Guster is so unbelievably good live!

What can I say....if you love Guster, you would have loved the show at TLA. Over 2 hrs, fun, great sets and opener Kashi, was a sweet surprise.

Great show by a great band. Guster obviously enjoys playing together and performing. The opening act was a one man show named Kishi Bashi, and he was adorable!!

Guster was on top of their game at this show! Very good performance and supporting act. Truly a great sound system at the venue.

Overall I had a great time! Venue was a great location. The band sounds amazing alive and involved crowd in songs.

Great sound and songs and energy. Ryan Miller was in top form.

Great show, so-so venue. Guster was great as always, the opening act (Kishi Bashi) was very entertaining. Stage AE is so-so at best. Benches around the perimeter of the cement-floored general admission area would be great. Beats sitting on concrete floor while waiting for the show to start.

hellllll yeah four song encore Guster is always amazing live. 10/10 A+++ would highly recommend

This was the greatest concert I've seen in a long time! Guster was full of energy, cranked out many of their hits both old and new, and had plenty of fun connecting to the audience (and making fun of them). Kishi Bashi is unbelievably talented and sounds even better live.