Yonder Mountain String Band

Great down home time,, show was a jam session of bluegrass infused with some of today s sounds

Great show excellent venou accessibility seating was amazing can t wait to go back

Incredible show featuring their music and numerous great covers (I've Got a Name, I Know You Rider, Stop Making Sense and For What It's Worth). I've seen them in Knoxville the past 3 years about this time of the year and they have gotten better each time. Seemed to feature what I would call "Blue Grass Space" during some of the extended jams. Maybe some Grateful Dead influence there. I was in row D in the left orchestra at the end and had a bit of an obstructed view (seat 6) but the sound was good and not overpowering.

This show was amazing, best YMSB show I've been to yet. Xavier Rudd played a great opener that got everyone on the rocks groovin'. Yonder followed with a fantastic show which consisted of both classic as well as some of their new songs ( with no drum set! like their new album) some of which lasted 20 min+ of insane jamming!! The guys were hilarious and the atmosphere was something everyone there was grateful to be apart of. Overall a really incredible show that will have me going to as many more shows as I can!

With Xavier Rudd opening, the mood was set early. The dancing started early, and Xavier played a stellar jam with the didgeridoos toward the end of his set. YMSB kicked off with some classics getting the crowd into it right off the bat. They worked in new material throughout the show as well as working in some jams. They were certainly into the show and the venue and played a stellar concert.

Absolutely amazing. Packed crowds, perfect weather, the best songs. THey did an absolutely fantastic show.

Younder Mountain never disappoints and this time was no exception. Too bad the lightning ended the show early, but at least they got to play as long as the did. Jeff Austin's skills are unmatched!! Can't wait to see them again....and again....

This show was great. Yonder Mountain String Band puts on a great, high energy show. In spite of the crazy rain, it was a great time. I highly recommend seeing them.

Rain shortened event. My only complaint where was the fiddle player from the April San Francisco concert. If you attended both shows you felt you missed something.

The group was outstanding and really seemed into it as was the crowd. The outdoor setting at the Zoo Amphitheater was fabulous ---looking out at the water. Unfortunately that was the problem--rain. The band was playing through it but then the lightning started and they had to cut it off at that point. But they were excellent. Definitely worth seeing and worth traveling to see. Looking forward to their new release on Sept 1.

Yonder played a fantastic show at an amazing venue. The crowd was loving it, and everyone was grooving. Unfortunately the weather blew in and cut the show off after about 4 songs into the second set. Jeff Austin stayed out for awhile and hung out with the crowd \u2014 no doubt they would've come back and played their hearts out if they could have.

I must admit that I actually bought the tickets to see Xavier Rudd, who wasn't able to make it. Not being super familiar with Yonder Mountain, I was hoping for the best and they far exceeded my expectations... in fact this was the best show I've seen in years! These guys really know how to jam. Despite the rain and a longer setlist that originally anticipated, Yonder Mountain String Band has what it takes to turn a live performance into something magical. I'm looking forward to seeing them again.

"WOW" Enough said. Especially loved the intimacy of the show.

the show was just getting good when the rain started. they shortened set break because of weather. the energy was so thick you could almost touch it. then the rain came and we all got a little wet!

Great show and a good performance - Rain couldn't bring down the Yonder Mountain String Band. Highly recommended.

Great time- rain shortened the band rocks with the mix of bluegrass and rock

Unreal show... Redstone room is a perfect place to see yonder....so intimate

Joan Osborne has a strong distinctive voice that can recreate the magic of all the old tunes. So many of the original artists have aged and lost their voice but Joan can recreate their wonderful songs. She should reunite with the Funk Brothers and do some concerts that can preserve these classics on a BluRay concert disc before these musicians are gone. Her own songs are good but its the old tunes that really get the crowd excited. There is a tremendous potential to bring this music to the public if Joan performed on a national tour. Just don't wait too long, those "old guys" won't be around forever.

This was such a great show! Rev Hall is tiny and so it was a very intimate show and you really felt like you were right next to them. Awesome setlist!

As always when Yonder brings there energized bluegrass jam band to town- we win! Not only do they hit their classics but they did a 20 minute tribute to MJ-complete with white glove. Nothing like a 3 hour aerobic dance session with a thousand of your friends. And the Peak is always a great venue for tailgating and the views are incredible from the deck.

Every time I see YMSB I walk away with a smile. This show was no exception. They always provide a high-energy show and at the Vogue, their charm came through in a very intimate setting.

It was a great show! The floor was bouncing- an all around awesome time!!! Thanks Yonder!

YSMB was on fire. Great venue to see the show. They played a good variety of old and new.

Very good show. It was an extremely good Peace of Mind

Wow! This show rocked! The Chameleon was hot but Yonder was hotter! I've seent the boys several times but this was the most excellent show- and it was in my hometown! Love Greg at the Chameleon for booking the best bands in bluegrass and jam.

One of the greatest shows I've ever seen! These guys have talent.

I have never had a bad time at a Yonder show. Excellent performance as always. They always bring the best openers, and The Southern Belles didn t disappoint! Glad Allie (and mini Allie) made it to the show ❤️

It started too late and there was too much weed smoke!

The bands were fun and we had fun dancing but the volume was too loud for amount of people attending. The music sounded so much better with my fingers in my ears to block out the volume.

This show was great! The band continues to grow musically and surprise the audience with awesome new tunes!

Great show with extremely talented musicians! Worth seeing again!

We totally enjoyed the opening group The Rebel and were not so happy with the long drawn out songs from Yonder Mountain,after the first half dozen ten minute songs,we both agrred to leave.

The opening song was 37 minutes. It was unbelievable. They never took a break, they played like super human's. Alli, the fiddler, was constantly in motion, and really talented. Her voice during an Etta James song, was superb. The mandolin player was also phenomenal. They entire band deserves your attention. We will make sure to see them again.

Great show, everyone was really into it and played great! Opened with one of my favorite songs and it really set the mood! Danced all night and they played a couple songs I haven't heard before so being there live was really awesome!

This band is so talented! It was an amazing experience watching, listening and shaking to this band.

Excellent show by one hell of a band. 4 years straight in the Spring in DFW. May have been 200 people attending. They played their asses off anyway. DFW you are not worthy!

Newer lead singer was great, as always, yonder was fantastic. Acoustics were great.

G-Love and Special Sauce co-headlined the show and were well recieved. They played around 90min set. This was my first time seeing Yonder (of 7 shows) as a co-headliner and I was not impressed. They played a 115min subdued set that only included 12 tracks, 2 of which were sandwiched as 30min tracks! The band seemed uninspired and bored at times, purely phoning it in. They seem to have lost some of the fire present in the first two tours since Jeff left.

As always G Love and Special Sauce rolled thru Dallas with great tunes and great vibes! We got to do the VIP pre-show with just G playing acoustic and answering anyone's questions. It was truly a great experience. They played all the hits and some deep cuts as well. It really was a great show. Sorry they didn't headline as they usually do. We left before Yonder Mountain even took the stage... So I can't comment on them. But G Love was great as always.

Teriffic musicians. Kept the audience on their feet. Look forward to their return to Konx.

This was an amazing show! They were very interactive with the crowd and put on a great show!

They are amazing musicians who play with great enthusiasm and energy.

The whole show, from the opening act to the final ending...it was truly amazing! Such talent these people have, it was an overall wonderful experience. Would definitely go and see them again and again...

Yonder Mountain String Band always kills it, and this venue did a great job of hosting. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the venue interior was up-to-date and clean. I like to shake it, and there was a nice, big dance floor. There were also seated spots on the main level and mezzanine for those who take it sitting down. GREAT JOB ALL AROUND!

I thought Horseshoes and Hand-grenades were authentic, soulful, refreshing and phenomenally talented. Hoping you bring them back for the main show.

Have seen them quite a few times. This was an amazing show! I was a little worried with the change in members but to be honest they may be better than ever now! The additional folks are amazing and Allie was tearing it up! Love her! This venue is one that you can't go wrong with. Intimate and fun. For a few years they switched to the casinos on the south shore and it just isn't the same. I live on the south shore and would prefer to drive to Crystal Bay because it is such a better venue! They were AMAZING!!!

It was loud and rather boring. The only player with class or melodic finesse was the fiddle player - a new addition to the band. All other players play notes very fast - but not melodic.

I cannot miss an opportunity to see a good band at the Variety Playhouse. YMSB and Trout Steak Revival were amazing and the crowd at the VP is always cool and into the music.

First time Yonder experience and it was so much fun. Allie and the boys are amazing magicians. Recommend for everyone!

really exceptional talented musicians in their playing but not so much vocally. both bands had way too much volume for my taste. the opening band was more pleasant to listen to with less volume featuring each member at different times on each song and better vocals than the headliners. the sound level was ROCK level with horrible moving spotlights that affected the viewing of the band. I did not like having to stand throughout the night for almost over three hours. i left after three hours in the middle of the headlining band..the tickets listed 7 00 pm but people were arriving after six and being turned away on a very cold night to return to their vehichles as 700 pm was the door opening time not the show time. people were told 800pm was the show time but started late and had a long wait between bands with headliner starting about 930 pm. an excessive drinking standing party I would not describe as a concert.

This was the fifth time ive seen Yonder in South Florida and this was my least favorite concert. They played songs that were too mellow and jammed for too long with some of the songs. I was hoping for more upbeat fiddle; something I could dance to.

Janus was a great intimate venue and the acoustics were great. Keller Williams opened and was pure energy. This was my 2nd time seeing Yonder Mt String Band and they did not disappoint! I love these 2 bands. See you this summer at Red Rocks.

What an awesome band, really talented musicians who performed magnificantly. Great place to see the band since general admission gives everyone a good viewing position.

High energy and super talented musicians in a great theater setting. You won't hear a better fiddle player or mandolin player anywhere. Their show was preceded by the Henhouse Prowlers who were also a blast and really fun to watch. It made for a great combination.

Yonder Mountain String Band brought their usual high-energy bluegrass jam, and even outlasted a significant part of the crowd! I say crowd, because the venue was obviously oversold and the entire floor was so jam-packed there was barely room to breathe and certainly no room to move to the music. The crowd experience was more focused on jostling for position than enjoying the tunes, which is a shame when such masterful positive music is the point of the evening. There was also a disturbing amount of crowd noise throughout the show, as though a significant part of the audience spent the whole show trying to talk over the music. That's why I had to give the show 4 stars instead of 5; Yonder was brilliant, but the venue was bad enough to ocassionally distract from the show.

Really was an amazing night. You go into a Yonder show thinking of all kinds of foot stomping bluegrass, but Halloween brought out some real treats. At a time, long before overalls and patchwork pants I loved me some punk. Was a real treat for me.

My wife and I enjoyed the show and the venue seemed intimate. Sound was fantastic and not a bad seat in the house. Can't wait to go back. Please invite YMSB to perform again.

nice venue, good table service and the music was great! not to miss group and the warm up band was great!

As always YMSB delivers. Wish YBSB and G. Love were two separate shows. Both acts deserve their own time.

All musicians were exceedingly talented and played very tight together. Allie Kral on fiddle was absolutely outstanding and really blew me away with her talent.

How can you listen to Yonder without smiling. 3 hours of pure happiness.

I bought my tickets months ago and was disappointed to hear one of the band would not be performing a few days before the show. But the guys blew away my fears with a most awesome and memorable show, featuring new stuff and some faves. Sorry I don't remember the GRAMMY winners they had opening and playing with them, but I would go see this show again and again, if I could. They had a jam that lasted about a half an hour, but showed no signs of weakening in either energy or quality of sound. I felt like I was in sync with the band. I recommend getting a download of any show you might attend. Sound was excellent. Plus, it was only ten bucks for about three hours of stomping music! I wish they would open a door to let some of the pot smoke out. I prefer to breathe plain air, not second hand smoke.

As ALWAYS, YMSB had the crowd dancing like crazy people! There is NOTHING like being in the middle of a Yonder audience!

I went on Sat. night and it was the best I had seen in the past couple of years, I've been following for about 8 years now, next year I plan on taking my grandson!

I think in 20-30 years "YMSB @ Penns Peak" will be a saying among music lovers and people alike meaning it's all good.

Fantastic atmosphere! Yonder played until 1:15 in the morning

Jeff Austin and his crew delivered an outstanding performance at the Vogue in Indy on Tuesday night. This is the third time I've seen them in concert and they continue to amazing me. They have so much energy and passion on stage and put so much into every song. I could watch Jeff Austin's many facial expression time and time again. They played to full sets plus an encore. That is 3 hours of quality entertainment.

First timer, ready to go back to the rocks! Just need to see who is playing next, and get a flight out!!

Listened to an amazing four hour set under the Colorado skies at Red Rocks. Couldn't ask for a better night!

As per usual, they put on a high energy show...as per usual it was tough to breathe with all the smoke :P But there are worse things to complain about....Anyway, they are well worth it...i only give it 4/5 because they didn't play as much older stuff as I like...but both set lists were still great!

Yonder was absolutely amazing. They played with so much enthusiasm and for so long. The set was almost four hours long. Truly spectacular!!!

With every pluck and strum Yonder played an unforgettable New Year's show. They were on fire and the positive energy of the Pageant was almost overwhelming. Playing a wide range of their songs as well as John Hartford and Grateful Dead covers, they added a much needed flare to the last few hours of 2010. Every fan in the audience was happy and wearing a huge grin the whole night through. I can't think of any other way that I would have rather brought in the New Year than with Yonder Mountain String Band and the greatest group of music fans I have ever been fortunate enough to be a part of. YeeeeeeeHaw!!... Apparently they played too many songs to fit in the setlist text box so I just listed it below. Reading it gives me the chills. Set 1: Jesus On The Mainline> Polka On The Banjo> Jesus On The Mainline, New Deal Train, Deep Pockets, Althea, Gilpin Swing, Goodle Days> Up On The Hill Where They Did The Boogie> Dogs Set 2: On The Run> Part 1(Lord Only Knows)> Bolton Stretch> On The Run> High Cross Junction> Sometimes I've Won, Jail Song> Casualty> Things You're Selling> Boots> Catch A Criminal> I'd Like Off> Looking Back Over My Shoulder> Mother's Only Son> Finally Saw The Light> Mother's Only Son> The Road> On The Run Set 3: Peace Of Mind, Pockets, Ain't No Way Of Knowing, Brown Mountain Light, Countdown, Keep On Going> New Horizons> Dreams> New Horizons> Keep On Going, Someday's Reunion, Left Me In A Hole, Angel> Follow Me Down To The Riverside> Angel, E: Ooh La La, Another Day

yonder mountain kicks ass live! going to see them again !!! see u in st.louis!!

This was the 5th time seeing Yonder and I have never disappointed. Yonder seems to have endless energy. One ticket for a 7 hour show (yes, I said 7 hour) that concluded with a 30 minute encore jam session with Leftover Salmon is well worth it! And to top it off, this was at Red Rocks...Amazing! I drove all the way from Chicago and will go back in a heartbeat.

The show was non stop. Three hours of high octane pickin and pluckin. What a great band!!!

I've been listening to Yonder for about 5 years now and this was the first time I was actually able to make a show. I regret not getting there years ago. They are amazing performers and have an uncanny ability to really connect with the audience on a very personal level. In the first set, the version of Complicated they they played was truly moving. I've never seen an entire concert hall hushed in disbelief, as they listened to the driving rhythm on the song. It was one of those experiences that you talk about 20 years after the show. I'll be at every Yonder show I can get to. If you've not seen these guys, your missing out. P.S. Yonder has replaced Ekoostic Hookah as my favorite band...

Great show, great setlist. Was on the rail Jeffside all night and it was great. Good interaction with the band and crowd. Crowd got a little annoying due to the constant off-beat clapping and screaming girls. You would've thought it was their first concert. Oh well, didn't get us down and we raged all night! Can't wait for Omahahaha tonight!

Yonder rocked my overalls off. Great new Cd

the show started out right with Danny Barnes opening for yomder and getting the crowd ready for the boys they came out and played close to an hour and a half for the first set a bunch of old songs mixed with some new ones just really a great show can't wait to see them again

Was an unbelievable night, had a great time showing a friend from North Carolina around Denver and one of it's greatest experience's. And one of Colorado's best home grown bands was a added bonus.

great show by yonder mountain. played tons of tunes and had very upbeat attitude to playing for us all. handed out free cd's to everyone. look forward to next year.

yonder put on another awesome show last night. they never fail to surprise & entertain me. they keep it fresh and up beat . truly one of the best live bands out there !!! from there covers of the dead and talking heads to there new stuff, always a fantastic treat. and Xaviera rudd . if you get a chance check this auzzie out . definably not your run of the mill opening act. nothing but good stuff from start to finish. and a free cd to boot!!!! NICE all at the "rocks" best place in the WORLD to see a show.

The first act, Southern Bells , a rock group was extremely loud. Never has the Keith Albee, which has great acoustics been so loud. Hoping for the best with Yonder we stayed. But the volume was too great for comfort. Left after 3 songs.

If you want to experience Bluegrass, this band is a must see. Mesmerizing.

This truly talented band put on an amazing performance! I can't wait to see them again!

Yonder is Amazing & Mesmerizing w/ their Strings!!!!! Beautiful Music! Love Buckhead Theater too!

Always have a blast dancin to Yonder and this show was no exception! Wouldn't miss a Yonder show for anything!

Killer show. Yonder always brings it and it is nice to see Jeff Austin back.

Yonder was fast-paced, and made you want to dance!

I was amazed!!! Only knew one song but enjoyed the entire show! They looked like they were having fun!

For many years in a row now, Yonder has rocked my world in Madison. This is a must not miss stop on their winter tour!!

Great Show. Great opening band. Venue was good but bar staff were kind of rude

With this being my first Yonder concert, I was a bit disappointed to find out that Jeff Austin would not be playing. (I guess his child had just been born, so he had a good excuse.) Having said that, Ronnie McCoury of The Travelin' McCourys stepped in on mandolin, as did Jason Carter on the fiddle. Although it wasn't necessarily an "authentic" show without Austin, McCoury and Carter did a great job filling his void. The show had a couple great picking sessions, and a 20 minute tribute to Pink Floyd, all of which were simply amazing. All in all, a great concert for my first Yonder show.

Yonder yonder yonder....how I love you so but I couldn't help but miss the amazing personality of Mr. Jeff Austin. Please do not make this a regular thing. Sam TOTALLY made up for it though! Thanks for another fantastic evening yonder!!!!

Excellent show! One of the best I have witnessed in awhile. I am loving bluegrass more and more each day. It was nice to see Sam Bush perform with the band. I will try and make another YMSB show soon.

Had a blast!!!:) wish they would of played more if there own song tho

While I have only seen Yonder before in an outdoor festival setting, this particular event featured Sam Bush (Father of Newgrass), and some very intricate, mind blowing picking. Because of the more intimate setting, I feel concert goers, perhaps, focused more on the musicianship because of the lack of the festival "vibe." But, Same Old River, same old Kinfolk...a great time was had by all.

My husband and I have been seeing Yonder as far back as we can remember. They always put on an amazing show. I couldn't have imagined a better show and especially one to spend with my loved ones on valentines day! And seeing Sam Bush play was so awesome!

Great Show! I got there early, and got a great spot. Sam Bush is an amazing player.

Yonder Mountain rocked the crowd with their unique rock n roll interpretation of bluegrass...incredible covers of a couple of Grateful Dead tunes as well as a Neil Young song...they play their hearts out for an incredible 3+ hours.