THE BLACK CROWES

THE BLACK CROWES ARE THE BEST!!! The Black Crowes are by far one of the BEST live bands you can ever get a chance to see! One of the BEST LIVE bands; not lip synching garbage bands! Its like attending the church of the BLACK CROWES!! Bear witness, it gets your "Soul Singing"! The addition of Jackie Green on lead guitar is a nice fit too. Loved everything about the show, BACKSTAGE MEET & GREET, PHOTOS WITH THE BAND, FRONT ROW, SET LIST, CHRIS' VOICE, THE BAND SOUNDED AWESOME ......EVERYTHING! The venue was cool, the date was down for EVERYTHING, and the show rolled on and on. Wish It Never Stopped!! CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS REAL SOUTHERN BLUES ROCK BAND!! LONG LIVE THE CROWES AND THE COSMOS... This was the 3RD time (of 4) I saw them ON THIS TOUR, and it was the BEST OF THE BUNCH! Well done boys...

THE BLACK CROWES: OWNED it - they stepped on the stage and your know you are in at a rock concert. Jackie Green was awesome. TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND: Awesome - Susan voice is top notch and keeps getting better. Derek guitar solos are 5 stars.

I´m from Europe and the Crowes are seldom visitors ´round here, so I was quite exited about this opportunity. I must say my exeptations were fullfilled and then some. The sound quality was really good too and it was easy enough to get beer (thats important!). I could also nourish my disgusting habit of smoking on the roof (!) so it couldnt have been better. Thank you Terminal 5 and especially The Black Crowes!

Ratdog opening for the crows, please... However i'll take it how I can get it. Bobby rocked it. Thanks again ratdog, oh and Jackie that sugaree was smoking...

Put my 11 year old front and center. She will never be the same. Rich gave her a pick. Bob played a song with the boys. They played a bunch of songs I've never heard and I thought I knew all of them. overall great show.

I'll keep it short. Ratdog was less than impressive. I don't understand how a band that's been together so many years can be out of synch so often. Directionless. The BC's were fantastic. Chris Robinson's vocals were unstoppable and, overall, the band was in fine shape musically. Much more spirit behind this performance than last' years's show. Good night.

Show was incredible. Jackie Greene was a super rockin opening act. Ratdog was great. But i was unprepared for the sheer level of rock the Black Crowes would put on as a headliner. Very very strong! Great time and now i want to see them again before the summer ends.

Everytime the Crowes or Bob Weir and RatDog are in town I make sure to go.....its always worth the money! The only thing I would have liked to see was a better sound board tech. He nearly ruined the show!! The only reason I would recommend the show is because I am a FAN FOR LIFE!!

WOW!!! Freakin' Amazing! Great jams, great weather, great crowd, great price........bands playing together......I mean, The Black Crowes, Bob Weir & RatDog, and Jackie Greene--'nuff said!

The Black Crowes rocked on for at least 2 hours. They performed most of their hits from their recent album The Black Crowes Greatest Hist from 1990-1999, a work in progress. They looked just like a band from out of the 70s.

My third time to see the Black Crowes and they ROCK! A legendary sound and the presence on stage, no theatrics, is commanding. We are so fortunate to have a band with their creativity in carving their place in the genre of rock music. Oh the mix of ages that were rocking in and out of their seats to the music was really cool. I couldn't believe how many younger peeps were into the Black Crowes sound.

What an amazing show!!! This was my 3rd time seeing the Black Crowes and this was by far the best, and the other shows were great! I felt like the venue was a little strange. Daniel Island is a little upscale for a Crowes event in my opinion. First, even though this was an outside event on a Friday night and you parked in a field, there was no tailgating allowed. I arrived at about 4:30PM, not a soul in sight, and the crowes were doing their soundcheck. It was cool to just sit outside the gates and get a preview of the concert. Second, There were a sprinkling of what seemed to be traditional Crowes fans, but mainly many that attended seemed to be just there because thats what was going on in town that night. This was confirmed by Chris Robinson when, in the middle of their 4th song, a slow ballad called "The last place that love lives", when he actually stopped singing and asked the audience if they had anything better to do. He asked people to quit talking because others "might want to hear the music". I appreciated this and totally agreed, although I could understand why some might get upset about it after paying a pretty steep ticket price and basically being told to shut up. After that song, he said that he couldn't understand why someone would be on their cell phone and what would be so important. He went on to say that life is all about "moments" and if you weren't paying attention you would miss them. I couldn't say it better myself. I love the format where they opened with an acoustical set, and then closed with a rocking electric set. Both sets included the long jams and solos that the Crowes are known for. Many of their classics were done featuring songs from just about all their albums. They played She Talks to Angels for the more casual fans, but also played songs like Descender which are probably only known by the more dedicated fans. I felt like anyone who wasn't a fan at the beginning of the show had been completely won over by the end as indicated by the complete frenzy everyone had been worked into during the encore. Chris Robinson still has an amazing voice, and it was very cool to hear what good musicians the band has become over the years. In a day and age when many concerts are made up of computer generated music, it was coole to see a bunch of musicians practicing the disappearing craft of Rock N Roll. They concert lasted from about 7:45PM to 11:15PM with about a 15 minute break in between the 2 sets. Where most bands only play 90 minute sets and then they are done, it made me proud to be a fan of people who seem to just enjoy performing and willing to go all out. I was sad for it to end, however, the fact I have tickets to see them in Myrtle Beach at the House of Blues on Tuesday helped to ease my sadness. I can't wait! If you are fan, or just looking to hear some good live music, don't miss this show!

I've seen the boys many, many times. Last night's show was incredible! They looked and sounded better than they ever have! Fantastic setlist, perfect venue, 2 song encore...amazing. No opening act, 3+ hours of The Black Crowes. Doesn't get any better than that!

I don't think I like the LC pavilion as a favorite venue. But it was a fun laid back atmosphere and plenty of "personal space". There really was no seat too far away. The Black crowes always manage to keep rock out and just have a good time!! Will be going to see the Cleveland show as well.

Just because I have every Crowes album ever released, and still listen to all of them, doesn't mean that I can't be objective. I've seen the Black Crowes when they were just plain bad. But Sunday night (8/23/10) was like Christmas for me. Every Album was visited. From Jealous Again to Garden Gate, fans had a rare opportunity to be nostalgic with the band that doesn't typically rely on old favorites when touring. But after 20 years the Crowes seemed to enjoy the look back. The "Croweology" underlines how well their material stands up over time. Truly a body of work to be proud of. Authentic American music. Chris has grown as a writer, as a singer and a performer over the years. His style is unmistakable and his energy is never-ending As always, the LC is the star of the event. Columbus has a real jewel there.

Amazing event, so happy that I was at the show it was one of the best concerts I've been to.

I've been seeing the Black Crowes since 1993, and this was my 21st show! I really enjoyed most of the show. They didn't play enough of their new music though, and a couple too many songs off their worst album, Three Snakes And A Charm. Not sure why these are being brought back as of recently. Just about every show I've been to has not included any of these songs. I hate to be brutally honest, but they are my all-time favorite band, and I'm a straight up person. Luckily the two songs I'm speaking of were during the acoustic set, back-to-back. The rest of the show freakin' rocked, and they did end the show with one of their new songs, I Ain't Hidin'. Personally, it is their best song ever, and after screaming for it the whole show, was thrilled it was the encore. I will continue to see the Black Crowes over and over again, as many times as I can. They are at their best right now, and although they are trying to make something out of a few songs from a poor album, I know they'll continue to play the rest of their awesome music. Out of 8 original albums, only one so-so album ain't bad. There are a few keepers on it anyway. The rest are good from front to back!! But boy can these guys jam! THANKS BC's!!!!!

I had no idea they would play as much old stuff as they did. It was amazing. The only thing that I couldn't believe is they didn't play "hard to handle". I mean that was like the song that put them on the map. I'm sure they get tired of playing it, but their fans never get tired of hearing it!

The acoustic set was awesome. I wondered what they would play given their library of songs. Got to hear some awesome tunes from "the vault" that were perfect acoustic. Under a Mountain, How Much for Your Wings and Bring on Bring On were great surprises. They also did a great job with Remedy. The band didn't seem all too into it for Angels, though I know it's not one of their favorite songs. First time in A LONG TIME I've heard that one played live. The second best part of the show was when Rich stepped up for Oh Sweet Nuthin'. That song had the most energy of the night. As always, they did not disappoint!! Can't wait to see them again in Cleveland on Tuesday!

Overall I though the Black Crowes show at the MN Zoo was really good. Beautiful weather, packed house, and the audio was spot on. My only complaint is we only got about 1hr 20mins worth of music. I think they should've done 2-3 more songs at least. It was also slightly disappointing they didn't play "She Talks To Angels".

Excellent performances by both bands at an exceptional venue

As always the Crowes put on an amazing show. This was the Crowes first visit to the mountain top venue. Chris said he was happy that after all these years they have finally made it to the top. The venue was tiny and intimate. My guess is about 2500 people capacity. It was sort of a snobby environment; there were lots of Wine and Cheese with very little smoke in the air. The show had a bit of a greatest hits feeling to the setlist. This is maybe in part to their upcoming Croweology disc coming out in August. All in all the show was terrific, Chris was smiling and strutting around the stage like a proud peacock with lots of long cosmic jams. He was also exceptionally vocal in-between songs. I m already looking forward to seeing them at the Fillmore in December.

Well, they came out about 9pm as usual, however, the length of play time was too short and seemed this show was not serious play compare to the one in Fillmore, SF. So, I'm a kind of unhappy.

I've listened to the Crowes for 20 yrs, but this was the first time I had seen them and was not disappointed. Chris and Rich and the boys put on a great set of old and new and borrowed, with some amazing departures into instrumental work before returning to the familiar.

I saw the Black Crowes in 1980 in Birmingham. They opened for Robert Plant and they only had the one album, "Shake your Money Maker". They were awesome. I saw them two more times from 1980 t0 2009 and frankly I was disappointed. Especially when they played at the Alabama Theater a few years ago. They came out on the beach at Gulf Shores and just cranked out hit after hit and they seemed to be having fun. They restored my faith in their live shows

No surprises here. The Black Crowes do there thing and do it very well. Chris Robinson's voice is as gritty as the Cape Cod sand and has as much feeling as his soulful blues idols. The band delivers. Not afraid to look over the edge and take a leap of faith, they carry on in the tradition of the Allman Brothers, each member fluid and feeding off each other, they take chances, and the audience is only to happy to follow along. Sure they played the hits, but it's the extended jams that show what these Atlanta boys are made of. A great way to start the season at the Melody Tent, The Crowes are the real thing, always have been always will. Great choice!!!

20 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS AND NOONES ROCKS A STAGE LIKE THE BLACK CROWES!!!!! NOT ONE PERSON SAT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC THEATHER! LIKE CHRIS SAID FREAK AND ROLL AND AT ITS FINEST!!!!!!!!! SEEING THEM FEW MORE TIMES THIS GO ROUND !!!!!!!!!!

Well each time I've been able to hear these guys live, it's amazing, just open your ears, closes your eyes & take it in! If you didn't catch Chris in Frisco for Phil's bday, too bad for you.

The Black Crowes were amazing. They never disappoint and every show is energy filled, fun and exciting.

Dear Friends, Simply stated, The Black Crowes performed magic as usual. Acoustically speaking, the venue, Club Nokia @ L.A. Live is something left to be desired.

Around 2300 people, a dimly lit room, and then the opening notes of Good Morning Captain begin the best Rock N Roll show you will ever see. The smell in the air and the people around you are a sure bet that the music is good. Song after song rolls from the band to your toes to the ceiling and even when you don't know a song you find yourself dancing and singing along... That was the Crowes last night at Club Nokia. And don't forget their opening act, Truth and Salvage Co. They will get you moving as well. Now get out there and see the Crowes!!!

Robinson's voice is absolutely amazing and just as perfect live in concert as a recording (it definitely was a LIVE show) - but I have to admit, I was very disappointed in the show overall. First, they are a great bluesy rock band and if you like watching musicians make music, then the show is perfect for you. However, I wanted to be entertained, and The Crowes just are not performer-type entertainers. Comparing just The Black Crowes to Kid Rock, hands down, Kid Rock is much more entertaining. The band was excellent, vocals and solos were spot on, but they did not play any of their old stuff, or maybe I should say they just didn't play what I wanted to hear them play live for me. I wanted "Josephine, Blackerry, Seeing Things For The First Time, Twice as Hard, Hard to Handle, Evergreen, Locust Street, Remedy, Sting Me, Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye, Kicking My Heart Around, Only a Fool, By Your Side, Sometimes Salvation" .... more, and more, and more. I knew the words to only two songs they played in the set!!! I left feeling hollow and unsatisfied about the five hundred bucks we spent on tickets and one hundred and fifty that we spent on Black Crowes shirts and souvenieres. Next time, I'd like to see a set list before I actually plunked down that much money for entertainment during a recession.

Hippy hair and fully-bearded as if to audition for Credence Clearwater, the Crowes took the stage in Seattle just after 8:30pm. The next :90 minutes were filled with unabashed dueling guitar solos, complete with slide, and alt.country rock chickin' pickin' deluxe! Chris Robinson's vocals were stellar, the drums and bassist locked in total synchronicity all night, and their little dorky keyboard dude even threw out a couple sweet ivory-tap sessions. The mix was sweet with vocals way out front; and the double, black babes belting out the harmony vocals in tandem put the authentic stamp of Southern Rock approval on the evening. They didn't have an opener, which I appreciated; and the single two-song encore left me semi-satisfied event though they did NONE of their hits (save "Jealous Again"). So, if you're a fair weather fan looking to sing along to "Remedy", "She Talks To Angels", and "Hard To Handle", then save your $36 and $12 donation to TicketMaster ($48 total ticket tally). If you love the Crowes, dig the new album and War Paint; then you'll love this show. It was a pleasure to stand 15' feet from the stage, rather than watch a big screen from 100 yards away like at the White River Amphitheater in 2006. Thumbs way up for the HUGE band at the SMALL venue.

I have waited to see the crows for years, and I feel that they are to the 90's what the stones were to the 60's and aerosmith or Zepplin to the 70's a band that 10-20 years from now you will want to say " I saw them Live" and so I took my whole family wife and kids. it was a great show the band was great and the addition of Luther from the NMA on guitar adds a great guitar tone to their sound. My only low points were the sounds mix was muddy at times, and I would loved to have heard a few more from Shake your money maker and the Southern Harmony CD's. The new material is good and a show that is in my opinion a Must see!!

I went on a solo adventure to see the Black Crowes last Friday night. I have about ten songs I know of that I would have loved to see live and guess what??? They only played 2 of them??? And guess what??? I was so surprised to hear them do "Bad Luck Blue Eyes" that in all honesty I wasn't all that disappointed. They did alot of new stuff. They were great!!! When Chris Robinson sings the songs are mesmerizing. It's almost as if you can feel his soul come outside of his body and take over the crowd. There's nothing in the Black Crowes performance that doesn't feel authentic. Sometimes when you go and see certain bands that have been playing a long time together some songs feel like they are almost borred singing them. Not the Black Crowes. Chris Robinson lets the music take over him, it totally shows in the way he sings and dances. LOVED IT!!!!

I was not a big fan of these guys but liked a couple of songs, after seeing them live in this intimate venue I am putting a bunch of their stuff on my IPOD, they were amazing! they played for a very energetic two hours but wished they would've closed with Hard to handle but they never played it. These guys are still big venue guys and I wish them much future sucess

This was a great show. . . but shorter than i expected. While the Crowes rocked for a little over an hour and a half, I expected a little more jamming. The staff at the Palladium told me that thier schedule was that the Crowes would play from 10-??? This was a pretty small venue and did not look to be at capacity. I wonder if the smaller, older, more reserved crowd made the show shorter. I came to this concert because in about 1991 the Crowes were my first concert. I picked up a 5 gallon water bottle at the show, (to beat my high school friends with) and ended up putting loose change in it for years. I decided that when I filled it up, I would see the Crowes. The show was short, but still worth the money. But then. . . . I would have listed to them play all night.

always a treat to meet new people and share crowes stories. that was a blast!! everyone was very friendly, thought it was a short set and unfortunately for the reason i would like to know .. they did not play good friday. would have liked to hear that one live again. soundboard crew was friendly. excellent slide work, rich still can bring it. backing vocals tight!! great to see everyone again, give it a 3 because im not that familiar with the new material. have to listen to the tape some more.

I wouldn't call the HOB intimate (I wish, wink wink Chris!) but it was perfect for seeing the Black Crowes. I took my 12 year old daughter for her birthday and she loved it. incense Chris is a beautiful man and i'm so glad i got to see him that closely. I'm very sore from the dancing.... only the Crowes can reach into me and rock my soul!

I thought the band sounded great. It's always fun running into familiar faces at a Crowes' show when you've been to many already. We had our own little group of 9 or 10 people we met up with. I thought the venue was nice...I had read many sour reviews but the vibe was great and the people relaxed and cool. That probably has a lot to do with the band playing there. I thought I was going to be toasty on the main floor but the air flow was good and made it so much more comfortable. Great night. Great band.

I have seen the Black Crowes at least five times and every time is better than the last. If you have the chance to see them live...GO!

Incredible set list of all The Crowes greatest hits as well as some incredible covers. The energy of the band members could be felt! Great comraderie between the band members. Love the addition of Jackie Greene who has really meshed well with the band as it's newest member. He has truly grown with the band in the 6 months he has been touring with them. The venue was very nice. Had a great time!

Have had the pleasure of seeing the Crowes several times and they are always 110% rock and roll. I knew this was going to be a special night when they opened with Feelin Alright. Two Velvet Underground encores for Mr Lou Reed and a great Neil Young cover during the show. If you haven't see them before you are missing out.

This review is written by a long time Crowe fan - Seeing many Crowes shows in my life I'd have to say the only "bad " shows for me is when to many of the band's staple songs are played - Hard to Handle, Jealous, She Talks To Angels, Soul Singing ect. ect. - The first 5 songs of the night don't fall into my "staple" category - Opening with Under A Mountain > Gone, Exit (a fav of mine) and No Use Lyin (which when it first came out I didn't care for, but live I seem to appreciate it much more ) - rounding out the first five songs was Black Moon Creeping ! - Awesome 5 in a row ! - The I could use the head while Virtue and Vice a song I don't care for was played - Sister Luck another take or leave for me - into Thorn in my Pride (which contained a customary long Rich Jam inside the song ) I've heard many times before, but this one never gets old ! - Hoping to get another I like, i did with Nonfiction - into something I wasn't familiar with - Isn't It About Time - Then it was staple time for all those who have never seen the Crowes - With Soul Singing , Sting me (not really a staple and I still love it) - Twice As Hard and Hard To Handle - these songs always get the most fan reaction so the Crowes gotta play them ! - Hush was woven in there and although I've never liked that song , the Crowes made it sound better than ever - encore We Who See The Deep I thought was a "get your hat and coat on song cause we're done" song, but I was wrong when the follow up final song was a fine Zep Hey Hey What Can I Do - These are a collection of the best pure musicians you'll find - Chis showed a little lead guitar ability taking a short lead in one of the songs (possibly the Isn't It about Time) The new additions to the band showed to be up to the level as those they have replaced - The sound quality a terminal 5 was awesome - another fun night that left this Crowe vet. ready for more - Thanks Crowes !

Sooooo worth getting there early!! Great talent! Pleasantly surprised at the variety of music!!

Review title states it all! Amazing Show, everything about it screamed Black Crowe level of excellence!

BY FAR, the best TBC show I've seen. It was one of "those" nights. Damn good setlist. Jackie Greene TORE UP that Les Paul; Rich was the consummate orchestrator (as always!) and did his fair share of shredding, too; Chris was Chris, what more need be said? And, Steve drove the band HARD from his kit. Only complaint (and I can't believe I'm about to write this, but....) the volume was TOO amped for the venue (distortion abounded!) and Chris' vocals were too low. Nonetheless, I loved it and would do it all over again, if that were possible. This show second only to Led Zeppelin, 19 April 1977 in Cincinnati - it was THAT good!

2 and a half hours of pure rock and roll. One of the best shows ever. I have seen them over a dozen times and this set list, the sound and overall performance was stellar. If you are reading this review to decide weather you should catch the next show...don't walk...run to get the tickets!

He sang my favorite songs and hit all the notes better than the recorded version!!

I had a blast! They sounded GREAT and the set list was awesome! This was my 4th time seeing them and I believe this was my favorite. Well done!!

This was an amazing show! Chris Robinson is always mesmerizing to watch BUT the band was so phenomenal too!! Just watching them jam and play off of each other was incredible! An amazing show overall. I will see them again and again!

Great performance but the venue was way too crowded

The show was mind blowing! I could listen to Chris's voice all day, everyday. The lighting was great, the setlist was out of this world... great choice on that! I'm glad I made the 3-1/2 hour drive to see them. Can't wait until they come to see me in Indy!

Putting on a great concert in 2013 like always...well worth seeing. The sound quality in the theater was good and the Crowes well-rehearsed. None of the stuff some artists pull...no political rants...no ridiculous costumes...no pyrotechnics or gimmicks...just two hours of pure music.

Awesome show. No opening band. The Black Crowes hit the stage around 7:45 and rocked for almost 2 hours.

Awesome. I'm 64 and always will be a rocker. It was general admission, so me and my huney got there early and pranced right up to the stage. Need I say more? And the Baton Rouge crowd I always found has always been one decent party crowd. No one was drunk or acting obnoxious, everyone was like a cousin and just talking and rocking. Can't wait for Styx.

I just saw The Black Crowes play at the Mahalia Jackson theater in New Orleans this past Saturday and they were GREAT!! It was surreal to see/hear Chris Robinson in person with his long shaggy hair, classic scratchy rock n' roll voice, bare feet and all. Anyone who appreciates genuine, passionate, live music, whether a current fan of the Crowes or not, should definitely experience their concert while they're on tour this summer. It's an unforgettable experience that will keep you singing along and boogieing on your feet all night long.

The old Crowes are back!!! With an unbelievably fan friendly set list, the band enthusiastically performed the favorites, as well as some hard core fan gems. My favorite band of all time...so glad they are backing the road!

I have seen the Black Crowes many times on many different tours. Always a brilliant band to see live, nevertheless, there have been many hit and miss shows,...too many obscure songs, too much nebulous jamming, etc...this one was definitely ALL HIT! It was the Black Crowes at their very very best. All the long extended jams, the nebulous jamming all gelled to perfection.The addition of Jackie Greene on second guitar, and various other instruments added so much more depth to their already heady brand of music. Every song, every note, every section of silence and segueing played out to perfection. It was a treat to have been there for such a phenomenal performance. It was the Black Crowes as I always remembered them, taking risks and allowing the music to almost guide them to the places that we all like to go to...the out there, the unknown and a place of musical communion.

Black crowes put on an epic performance Sunday. My first time seeing them in concert and they delivered a very tight set that was full of energy. And they started on time! Well done!

November 19th and 20th 2010 is the last time the Crowes were in Atlanta, enduring a nearly three year hiatus. Felt good to have them back and they sounded as tight as ever. They opened the night with the first six songs from Three Snakes and One Charm, in order, which included "Nebakanezer", one they haven't played much in the last 18 times I've seen them. Not their most well known album, so, very cool. Then followed that set with "Medicated Goo", a song I was unfamiliar with by the band Traffic. That was the only one I didn't know. The brothers Robinson had the crowd screaming as loud as the music during a jam on "Thorn in My Side" and even had bassist Sven Pipien head banging for a few seconds. Ending the main set with the career starting cover of Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle", they spiced it up with a cover of Deep Purple's "Hush" in the middle. The encore consisted of "Jealous Again", "Oh Josephine", and another great cover, Velvet Underground's "Oh! Sweet Nuthin". After two and a half years I finally got my fix, but I'm already jones-ing for more! (Luckily, they''ll be back in July)

From the opening Track of Jealous Again to the closing jam of Happy by The Rolling Stones the Crowes rocked the place. The energy was high and Peter Frampton was a bonus! If you every get the chance to see the Corwes live...don't miss it! Worth every penny and every minute!

The brothers Robinson & the rest of the Black Crowes never disappoint & the Pageant is the perfect venue for them.

I've seen the Black Crowes a few times and they were ok in concert but I just saw them at Terminal C in NYC and they were off the hook!!! The place wasn't that great for viewing the band but the sound was awesome! If I were to get tix for that place again, I'd def get table service and have a nice rail view from the 2nd fl.

I was able to do the meet and greet before the show and get in early. The guys in the band were great and the show outstanding... Great set list, great energy and sound, vocals were excellent and the music.. Well you get it. Thanks for an amazing show.

If you want a real rock'n'roll show, a band at its prime, Energy, soul and eletricity Rock, blues, folk, country, reggae, r&b in the perfect dose The coolest people in the world ( band and audience) Than you should never miss their show!

i thought the crowes were having a good time and so was the crowd. i dug it!

Great show, great band. No question, I'm gonna miss the BC while on hiatus. THe show was awesome, the band in top notch form. The venue (Emerald Queen Casino showroom) was good, except the video monitors had a delay to them causing what looked like REALLY BAD lip syncing, and drove me MAD!!! I was disappointed that I didn't get the acoustic set others got on this tour, was really looking forward to that. All in all, BC put on a great show anytime, anyplace!!!

For $50/ticket the Crowes gave a GREAT 3 hr show!!

Great Show, Song selection was perfect for the last show of the year. Very Rocking event.

seen em more times than I remember but....they did it again....incredible show

My husband and I,our friend and his daughter had such a great time,it was one of the best shows we have seen in a long time. Looking forward to more events .

We thought it was awesome! Lots of fun! Great concert and good venue!

Enjoyed a great concert with The Tedeschi Trucks Band and Black Crowes in San Francisco on 12/14/13. There were three bands in all, but unfortunately I do not know the opening band. I walked in when they had already been introduced. They were very good as well. Wish I could credit due where it is deserved. It was followed by Susan Tedeschi (Tedeschi Trucks Band), and then Black Crowes. Susan Tedeschi sang her heart out and at many times brought to mind the great talent/lady, Bonnie Raitt. The Black Crowes were really good. They played for 2 & 1/2 hours. The front man, Chris Robinson, sang his heart out and was full of energy. I enjoy so many of their songs and every song was performed with perfection. Truly loved; She Talks to Angels, Remedy, By Your Side, Jealous Again, and Wiser Time to name a few. I would have preferred that they played their second set first and the first set last. Regardless, one heck of a good show. Would I go again, you bet!!!

This show was one of the best I have been to in years. If you have not seen Tedeschi and Truck you need to see them. Knock you socks off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! crazy stuff!!!!!!!!!!

I arrived at the show half way thru The Tedeschi Trucks band. Wish I had arrived earlier cause they rocked. Susan Tedeschi is an incredible performer. They almost stole the show. The only downside of the concert was the long set up time between bands, but oh well, the wait was worth it. What can I say about the Black Crowes, except that they put on their usual awesome show. On the second encore, Tedeschi Trucks band jammed with The Black Crowes. Absolutely awesome show! By the way, I was up front and it was a little loud for me so one of the security guys actually gave me a pair of ear plugs. A truly great experience.

Having just seen the Black Crowes at Table Mtn Indian Casino in Fresno, I was most interested in seeing Tedeschi/Trucks when I heard about the show. I had been wanting to see this band for several months. And they did not disappoint. An excellant performance by everyone in the band. And of course Derek Trucks is probably the best slide guitarist on the planet right now. The big surprize for me was the Black Crowes. A month ago I paid the same price for tickets at the casino to see just the Black Crowes only. After the show (no encore) I ran into another musician friend, and I was not as enthused by the show as he. To me it seemed something was missing, or maybe the bass was too busy, I couldn't articulate what it was. Until seeing the show in SF. It was like a different band. These guys kicked ass. I pretty much knew it was gonna be better when their third or fourth song was "Remedy", the closer for Fresno. Tighter band, better energy, longer show, some really spectacular musical moments. I don't know if I will go to a show in Fresno again.

First of all THE BLACK CROWES AREA OUSTANDING BAND AND NEVER FAIL TO PUT ON A GREAT SHOW. this being my first time at the bill gram Seeing the Crowes i was blown away. i ususally see them at the filmore a much smaller venue. The sound, the energy, the Beautiful women dancing on the floor and infront of their seats. this was a great show as expected, iwas very suprise ath the age differnce i seen as young as in ur 20 and as old as in your 60's. good music brings all ages. . IF u have never see the Crowes play , and been curious. DO NOT HESITATE TO SEE THEM WHEN THEY COME BACK AROUND. I wish they would have played for 2 1/2hrs. whenever the crowes come to the bay area, i will be there AND SO SHOULD U. Oh yeah, u like to roll or spark it up. SO DO THEY. so dont be shy and and rock witht he crowes and enjoy a unforgettable show.

It was a great concert. London Souls were incredible. Bought their album afterwards. Absolutely loved Tedeschi Trucks. Susan and Derek never disappoint and their band is fantastic. Loved seeing The Black Crowes, especially Chris. He has an amazing voice. I did think they played too loud. You couldn't really enjoy the music at that decibel. They were so much louder than the other two bands, which were fine. I would see all three bands again.

From the beginning until the end this was an old fashioned rock and roll show. Susan Tedeschi's voice was GREAT! Jackie Greene with the Black Crowes what a great fit. He really is amazing.

Very disappointing show at the Civic the other night - obscure songs, low energy, extremely loud sound system which drowned everything out including Chris' screaming out of vocals. Being a long time fan of the Crowes, I think I'm done seeing them live.

TTB and Black Crowes were top-notch! Such amazing musicians!

My husband and I also went to The Black Crowes show at the Balboa Theatre. There is literally not a bad seat in the house there. The Bill Graham was a tougher venue in that it was packed with people trying to worm their way to the front. We ended up just standing in the back on the floor. Tedeschi Trucks had a great sound, and Susan has an unbelievable voice...though I didn't think their songs highlighted her talent quite enough. The Black Crowes, Tedeschi Trucks, London Souls finale was the best I've experienced. Overall great line up and show....

Derek Trucks is a master. This is the 5th or 6th time I've seen in and he doesn't cease to captivate.. His playing is perfect and effortless, though I would have preferred more blues. Black Crowes, well I owe them some respect for their longevity. To me, their music hasn't stood up to time. Their late start time, the plethora of smoke that rose up to the loge area where we sat, and the long drive home were too much for us, so we left knowing full well we'd miss a big finale with this being the last show of the year for both artists.

I had never heard Tedeschi Trucks trucks band I loved their music, and Black Crows surprised me too. I thought both were exceptional. they rocked the house!

Awesome concert, awesome venue. Show was 5 1/2 hours. So worth the $$.

The Black Crowes started off great, and you could tell that they were on. But by the 4th tune, everything was so loud you couldn't make out anything except a wall of noise. I recommend the show only for the Tedeschi/Trucks portion--they kept their sound together to the point you could hear each instrument, and they got soft and loud at the right moments. Their musicianship and performing are just amazing--might be one of the best performing acts today because they not only play their songs well, but they provide spontaneity and keep everything fresh. Crowes were great, but either they or the sound guy need to let some of the subtlety of the songs shine through instead of creating a tidal wave of sound--I could only stand it for about 8 songs and had to go.

The opener for this event was The London Souls, They are IMHO the hottest young band out there, period. Go see them and you will agree, This first 30 minutes echoed throughout the evening as a hard act to follow. So much so that despite Derek Trucks Godlike command of the SG, and Susan Tedeschi's Gospel Angel voice, amazing big band complete with melodic and harmonious arranagements, grooves and soul; still couldnt sway my opinion that the opener stole the show with much less musical artillery. Don't get me wrong TnT band is outstanding but the London Souls are something fresh and powerful. What can I say about the Crowes? I love them and have ever since I first heard/saw them in 89/90...and yet, they are tired bored and ever faithful to their fanbase but paled by comparison. As great and mighty as they are - they are now fully morphed into half jam band and half song-slingers they once were. I wont say I felt cheated because i expected as much knowing the trend they have been on to be more like the jam bands out there, but it was mediocre loud and long. A far cry from where they were at their peak in the mid 90's. I still love this band and I am grateful they have graced the planet with so much amazing music, but as they have matured they have lost the spark that once spoke to my core with their new found penchant for filler jams. London Souls ***** Tedeschi Trucks **** Black Crowes ***

The Black Crows put on an amazing show...... They blew the roof off!!! When we went to the Meet-n-greet, they were the nicest people you Could see and talk to..... It was NOT the typical Meet-n-greet because you went in without all The other people and got to talk to them in a Relaxed atmospher and weren't rushed through Like cattle!! One of the best!!! Thanks guys!

GREAT show! One of the first shows in recent memory to start exactly on time and all three bands were great. Never heard of The London Souls, but they were solid and I'd go see them again. What can you say about Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi, but wow. The music and the solos...just incredible. The Black Crowes were their usual excellent well prepared selves. Did an great job with the backdrops and the musical selection covering Jumping Jack Flash & Deep Purple's "Hush" along with all the favorites. A 5 1/2 hour show...thanks guys...

The last time I saw the Crowes I was disappointed because the band played so many mellow, acoustical songs. No problem this time. Those Boys rocked the house!! I have seen them 10 times in the past six years. This definitely was one of the top performances.

Tedeski Trucks was amazing. Great long jam breakouts in each song. Black Crowes, as usual, don't disappoint. Some classics (Wiser Time, Remedy and Thorn in My Pround, Hard to Handle) and some great new songs. Jackie Green rocked it. Brought a whole new aspect to the band. I have never, and never will, miss this stop for the Crowes.

To be honest I came for the Tedeschi Trucks band, brought my son and brother and oldest friend. Was not disappointed and made 3 new fans of their music and sound. The opening act London Souls were good and I thought better than Black Crowes. I'm sure the fans of BC would argue, but their sound was screechy, couldn't understand vocals, and so after 2 1'/2 hours of great blues and vocals form first 2 bands...we left. Liked the venue and even though we left our smoke in the car, wow what a contact high! Am definitely going to see more shows there. Good restaurants nearby, parking across the street, Fooking great show!

Great to see Chris and the boys in a good ol' fashion southern rock show. Loved the old school background visuals, Chris' moves on stage, and the cover of Jumpin Jack Flash.

I have been a Black Crowes Fan since 1994 when they opened for Lenny Kravitz and have had the opportunity to see them live several times. And although always solid with their performance THIS show was like no other I have seen in years.....They burned down the house and then sum....WOW! My soul has not been ROCKED this hard in years. I am still in recovery.

Black Crowes @ the Hard Rock Hotel in Vegas! They still know how to get the crowd going. They worked is into a frenzy with all their classics along with uninterrupted solos from all band members. Overall it was fantastic!

I am a big Black Crowes can but this show was nothing special. They only played until 10 o'clock in Vegas. Show should have started later and ended later. I liked the old joint better, it was more intimant. They basically just came on stage sang for two hours and left.

The Black Crowes were excellent. The set list was awesome and their new guitarist fits in perfectly. Chris was quiet between songs, not sure why? Maybe he's ready to take a break since it was almost the last show of their tour.

This concert kicked butt! Chris blew the doors off of the speakers! The crowd was feeling it and so was I. The beer was cold. The music was ballz awesome! I highly recommend seeing them or anyone else at the Joint. We go there all the time. The venue is just perfect.

That was by far my favorite event I've ever been to! The Crowes completely rocked that place out! I've never been to a show where it felt like the musicians didn't want to stop giving. There was amazing talent on that stage and I will never forget it!