Railroad Earth

Railroad Earth put on a Fabulous show!!!! They had the State Theater in Portland, Maine up and dancing!!!! Bring them back again soon!!!!!

Both bands were great in this double bill of two preeminent jamgrass groups. First time at this Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom which is a wonderful venue

This a one of the best bands on Earth. It's always a great show of beautiful music done.

Anticipation was high for last night's show and the fans and Railroad Earth brought it big time. A sold-out performance of the highest calibre left everyone tired (from the dancing) and feeling wonderfully satisfied. The only question that people were asking on the way out was, "when can we do that again?"

Great show, three hours of great music at a great venue. I wished they would have played long road to go, bird in the house. Two thumbs up those guys can play!!!!!!

Don't let the banjo fool you; this is no bluegrass folksy gathering. These are some hard core musicians who pentrate the surface of many definable genres of today's musical landscape. Every song gathers intensity as the jammin' evolves, and your whole body and soul react to its invitation to frolic. PP is a great venue for such fabulous talent who respond with a sincere intimacy and increased energy of their musical performance.

Just another great night filled with amazing energy and awesome people. Had a great time as I always do when dancing to their songs. Love the venue love the band.

An excellent venue (Penns Peak) to see them play to an appreciative audience. Pretty laid back but very excited feel from the crowd. The new bass player looked like he was having fun. The mandolin and fiddle back-and-forthing was phenomenal. Loved seeing one musician go from saxophone to banjo - and even play two saxes at once. The musicianship was amazing! So much fun! We danced our toes off!

One of the best RRE shows ive seen, these guys just keep getting better. It was Grubbs last show so that was really cool to be apart of(i love the BASS!). The Aladdin is a great venue, but really ending before 1am on NYE is Lame. Thats a night for raging not going to bed early. Love RRE will attend many more of there shows, would have rather been in SF at Further were i bet the room was a spinning! RRE did do an amazing Wheel, good work boys

It was THE best Railroad Earth show I've been to, and I've been to a lot!

love all types of R&R, jazz and JSB and these cats can rock out!

I can't even begin to explain how incredible this band is. This was the second time I've seen RRE and it was even better than the first. The venue was awesome, and so perfect for a band like railroad. Very intimate, and felt like the bands were playing just for us. Infamous Stringdusters were a wonderful start to the night--and even though their van had broken down only hours before the event, they were on time and ROCKIN their bluegrass jams. My sister and I were front and center the whole night, having the time of our lives. My parents were on the dance floor most of the night too--these two bands are perfect for all ages, and as we were all saying all night, this music makes you so happy to be alive. Not only do they rock with unbelievable talent, they are also so nice! We had the pleasure of talking to members of both bands in between sets. They were all very willing and pleased to meet us devoted fans. Please see both bands, please go to this venue. It was an unforgettable night.

I am so thankful I was able to be at this show last night. Infamous started around 9:30 and were absolutely fantastic, I really think they are going places. Railroad Earth played 2 sets and I could have stayed all night listening to them, they were truly incredible. I had the pleasure of meeting lead singer Todd Sheaffer between sets. My sister, friend and I were a little starstruck and he was extremely friendly and sat with us for a few minutes before "getting back to work" and going on to the next set. The entire show was so special and my sister, friend, parents and I were all dancing in the front row until the show ended at 1am. I look forward to many Railroad shows (and Infamous Stringdusters) in the future. Thank you!

These guys get better every time I see them. Very tight show. Played lots of their greatest hits. Hope they go back in the studio soon. I honestly don't understand why they aren't more popular.

Great show, I always leave RRE with a smile!

The National was a great, intimate venue for seeing one of our favorite bands - Railroad Earth. The band was at its finest and a being right at the stage was an extraordinary experience. The opening act was unexpectedly good - talented musicians and entertainers.

Once again Railroad Earth performed like they were playing for 10,000 fans instead of the 200+ that filled the Plaza Theatre. A terrific, fan friendly venue with comfy seats and lots of dance space. It was easy to get up close and personal as the band played. Truly some of the best musicians on earth (ha-on Railroad Earth!) They are tight and smooth and push themselves to play their hearts out. I simply loved being there and really liked the Plaza theatre.

The National is an excellent place for a show. The open floor down stairs and seats upstairs is a nice set up. The choice of beverages is excellent. Railroad Earth played old and more recent tunes with a nice mix. The ability of band members to change instruments and rock with them all really keeps you on your toes.

Awesome lights/setting, fluid sound, fantastic music... band members are chill too... real kind

this show was sick as hell. i had a blast. rocked out all night. super high energy :)

First night of Railroad Earth at Variety Playhouse was great! Second time seeing them for me, my wife, and our 19-year old son. Band was tight and they are all so versatile. Loved the addition of Sheryl Renee! Only complaint was the light show which seemed to have no rhyme or reason and bore no relation to the music. It was as if a five-year old (or a monkey) was running amok on the light board. Also way too many lights pointed directly in our eyes instead of the stage. Otherwise, a great experience.

Great show. They seemed to play forever... enjoyed every minute.

Railroad Earth as always was great! Hackensaw boys also very entertaining Noticed improvement to the theater and the sound was right on

This band just gets more amazing every time I see them.. I haven't been to as many shows as I would like. But the ones I have--- AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We have been following Railroad Earth for well over 10 + years. Their music and talent has evolved into a wonderful mix of American Roots music, Bluegrass/New Grass and intellectual funk fusion with a twist of New Orleans jazz. It is difficult to place these fine musician's in to any one musical genre. What we find most amazing is the fan base is made up of a mix of young and older folks, pure hippies and hippie wanna-bees, Doctors, Lawyers, accountants as well as Moms and Dads with their children. Great fun guaranteed. We highly recommend downloading a few of their shows - its is well worth the money - especially if you are not able to get out and see a performance live and up close. The band members remain very focused and even after all of these years, they are still very approachable. Thank you RRE!!

Seriously cool show. Crowd could tell they loved playing the Sherman!

This was a great, high energy show. They rocked through the whole first set. The second set was also great, with a centerpiece of 1759/Goat. They really connected with the audience through the whole show, but seemed surprised at the applause at the end. They did play Elko, but I forgot to bring cards. Oh, well. I'll remember next time.

This was a fantastic 2 night event... Friday night a 4 piece horn section from Stroudsburg really added a special dimension to the show...they were outstanding! Saturday night was an awesome jam session...Thank you RRE!

Railroad Earth in Cleveland was a spectacular show. They strike a great balance between true bluegrass and rock n roll. They can also jam!! This was about my 10th show and easily was my favorite. They'll be in Columbus this summer, can't wait to see them again (just need them to move that show from inside to outside!!!)

What a great night of music. Not the usual RRE set of standards tunes. They jammed the hell out of every song. And the In Memory of Elizabeth Reed encore was crazy good! After getting shut out of one of the last ABB show at the Beacon a week before because of Gregg Allman's illness, hearing Liz Red was especially gratifying this night. We will definitely be back for more.

So, my brother drug me to this show as it is one of his favorite bands, so I was not really looking forward to the music per se, just a chane to hang out w/him. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the music. The opening band, Dead Winter Carpenters, were surprisingly good. They had an energy that set things up for RRE. When RRE took the stage, things kicked up a notch. The energy was palpable throughout the venue. The music got everyone dancing and up on their feet for the majority of the show. The songs were bluegrass, of course, but also had a jangly jam vibe as well. They were clearly in their element when they were non-vocal and just jamming along. If you like bluegrass or jam bands, don't miss out on RRE when they & their Hobos come to your town!

I didn't know anyRailroad Earth music but knew sort of what to expect as a good friend loves this band. I can see why. They won't come through Charlotte again without me being there.

Outstanding band; outstanding venue. They played to the legend. Went two of 3 nights on this run and both were awesome. Best set was 2nd on Friday.

Yarn opened the night with a great 45 minute set that I wish had been extended. They are getting better each show and they will be a lead performer at venues like the National soon. Railroad Earth had me hooked after their first two songs. They are like a combination of the Seldom Scene, Old and In the Way and the Allman Brothers that forms into a great band. The beginning of the show was a psychedelic flashback in a great musical venue. What a great night.

I had such a blast! Railroad Earth really know how to put on a good show. I danced the night away.

The show in St. Louis was incredible! The band took it to another level. They were entertaining, fascinating, and completely rocked it out. I will always return to see Railroad Earth.

They were so together it was the best show i've every seen .I have been to many concerts that were great but this holds 1st place.

Railroad Earth's performance was amazing! I love the venue and I loved their simple yet visually pleasing set design. Overall a fun night with great music. Railroad Earth never disappoints...

Unbelievable show! Of the many shows I have been to, and there have been many, this combination of Old and in the Way with Railroad was killer. They would be foolish not to take this on the road for the rest of the country to experience. Absolutely, the best show ever gone to.

What a pleasure it was hearing such a great album being recreated by both old and new artists. It could be clearly seen how much the band members enjoyed playing together. Good for the soul!! The Sherman should look at their policy of GA vs seating. This should have definitely been a reserved seating show. The Shermans focus seems to be on overselling the venue, and selling alcohol than the quality of the experience, so sad

This show was amazing. Railroad Earth and Peter Rowan doing Old And In The Way was outstanding and was a joy to see. Railroad Earth did their usual great performance, but when you add Peter Rowan and do Old and in The Way with one of the original members of that group it brings things to a whole new level never reached by the band. Railroad also went back to their roots and did an outstanding set on there own of old time songs.

The energy and vibes at a railroad earth show are amazing ! a true gem. the band is so talented all around and the jams from Banjo to mandolin to electric violin flow seamlessly and with understated talent at the drums and base they will rock your world !

Transformative, historic, spiritual, soul affirming experience captured through a timeless link between Jerry Garcia and bluegrass legend Bill Monroe. Peter Rowan fronted while Railroad Earth supported musically a captivating review of "Old and in the Way."

Stroudsburg has a great vibe for shows like this. RRE always exceeds expectations, year after year. Great time!

Amazing! It was my first time at Red Rocks and I had the time of my life

Love love love Red Rocks and of course Railroad Earth and Galactic! Amazing show - go near the front for heart bumping loud! :)

Went to the show for Greensky Bluegrass and was blown away by all three bands. Such a beautiful venue and great energy with wonderful people. A very nice woman asked if we'd like to be in the spot she'd been saving for her friends all afternoon...which was dead center, 5th row. Awesome-spectacular-overall GREAT musical performance by all. Railroad Earth was so in sync and you could feel it all across the crowd. Can't wait for their next appearance!

Unbelievable shows... railroad earth is better every time I see them... Going to be in Breckenridge when they play a free show on August 20th at 5:30 pm... hope to see you there!!!

Great venue and awesome show. Love Greensky Bluegrass and Railroad Earth!!! Galactic not so much.The Boulder Theatre was a great show at a more intimate venue.

This was my first red rocks show of the season- I can't believe it took me so long to get back there this summer. Not only was Galactic and Railroad completely unforgettable, but there is absolutely nothing better than listening to great music in the most beautiful venue in the world. It sucks that we missed Greensky because I know they are great too, but I will have to catch them next time. Can't wait to go back in a few weeks for Cheese

I bought tickets to surprise my husband, he is a fan. I had an amazing time and fell in love with the band. I love how they are so versatile.

The Bands performances were epic! Our reserved seats were center and Row 31. There was a good deal of confusion in the crowd regarding reserved seats vs. GA. Most Red Rocks patrons are used to GA. So i saw some arguments arise when people showed up late to claim their reserved seating. It was even rumored that only rows 10- 40 were reserved. More confusing. At row 31, The sound was loud and mostly mid and high range. Unless you are a loud concert lover (which I am) Bring Ear Plugs as i would be willing to bet the db range was <100. Towards the end of the show i moved down to row 5 seats 14-15. Bass was much richer and the screaming mid and high range was more balanced. BTW bathrooms were 250 stairs away at row 31. 30 stairs away from row 5. Overall I was very happy with the Concert.

In a word, AMAZING. These guys are extremely talented and create a sound hard not to love.

UNBELIEVABLE. DO NOT MISS! PLAYED TWO LONG SETS. SOUND WAS GREAT. ENERGIZED CROWD

Penn's Peak is the most beautiful indoor place to see a concert. Its like being inside a ski lodge or a log cabin. I was surprised to hear that only 400-500 tickets were sold for this show. The place holds about 1800. There was plenty of room to move around, and it was easy to get up close, and see the band from many different vantage points. I was a little disappointed that the balcony was closed. This is usually my favorite place to see a show from. The staff told me that they needed to sell 700 tickets before they could open the balcony. Railroad Earth is a band beyond description. Some people may describe them as playing Bluegrass, or "Newgrass" music, but this is not true. They have a drummer, and they also are playing more electric instruments now (guitar, bass, etc). Their sound is evolving beyond their acoustic roots, and their new self titled album showcases this sound.

A terrific show in a beautiful venue. Railroad Earth closed its winter tour here and did it in style.

Railroad Earth is well known for providing an unforgettable concert experience. Their annual 2-day run at the Sherman Theater has become a favorite holiday tradition for the RRE faithful and an opportunity to see and hear them at their finest. This year was no exception, in fact, it was the best yet! Thank you to all who contributed to the success of this fantastic weekend.

Railroad Earth was fantastic, Donna the Buffalo was better than expected

Amazing evening of music. Fabulous progressive bluegrass jam band. Loved it!

Killer show!!! Super funky. Couldn't stop smiling or dancing. What a great night! I'd see both bands again in a heartbeat.

Railroad Earth is one of the best acts touring right now. They attract very nice folks, and it makes for an experience we can all be grateful for.

If you have the chance to see them, don't miss out!

Fantastic show, amazing musicianship, and just super nice, personable guys! See this show!

It was amazing. Nothing like a two day event to get your favorite song.

Another great show for these guys. Fist set was awesome. Boris Garcia a good opener. Hope to see them again.

The boys ripped it up in The Lou! The whole band was on their game tonight. A couple of really nice, long jams and they played two really great sets, chock full of some of their most popular songs. The cover of George Harrison's Any Road was so sweet. And Mississippi Half-step Uptown Toodleoo for an encore was icing on the cake! Right on!

Killer Show!!!!! Awesome venue! Great Folks! Very intimate venue. RRE blew my mind!

Since I know little about this band, I did not know what to expect last night. I was not disappointed! This band has quite a distinctive sound that is unlike any band I have heard. On some songs the sound resembled the Grateful Dead, on others the sound was described as "phsychedelic country/bluegrass" by my wife! No question that they are all extremely gifted musicians. Playing mostly electrified acoustic guitars, mandolins, violin, bass and flute, as well as drums, keyboards and several horns, they create a unique sound. The light show was amazing, BUT, at times they seem to flash a lot of lights directly into the audience, I found this to be uncomfortable. I would encourage anyone who is open to NEW GREAT music to go see them live.

They are on FIRE! Do yourself a favor and see them this tour. Mule's keyboard player was a great add to an awesome band!!!

Wow! That was the most incredible experience. The music was invigorating. The "light-show" was the best I've ever seen. The colors were so vibrant. So well timed to the music. So expressive. I had never seen, nor heard them before. I went simply based on their name & that they were "bluegrass". Happy beyond words that I got the chance to enjoy them. They had so much energy/. Just went on & on. Had to leave before they finished.:(. They may still be playing!

Thoroughly enjoyed hearing the Incredible String Dusters warm the crowd up for Railroad Earth. Massive sound system really projected the energy of the bands into the audience. My chest was pumping with adrenaline and both my friend and myself became completely mesmerized by the second set. Awesome party. Awesome vibes. Awesome experience. I look forward to seeing both bands when in town next time.

Great two night run in the Bay! Independent was acoustically a better venue but the Oakland Fox was a better set list. Tears in my eyes at the Fox with a sweet "Railroad Earth" finally. The Potters Field seg into Lone Croft Fairwell was outstanding. I love these guys and their music delivery.....hey you Elko Cardies...get the throw moment right will ya!

The show was awesome, the fox theater is fabulous place for a show, beautiful venue, all the facilities are really top notch

Awesome show, both groups put on a tremendous show

I started listening to RE only a year ago and they are my new favorite for sure. I can't imagine why there weren't more folks at the show- I wished I had a PA system to shout out to the metroplex "Do you know what you are missing???" The musical talent blew us away, and I love the lyrics. Poetry set to music. The music was tight, the band was having fun, and they played a long show. Will catch them wherever we can.

They always deliver making it a great concert ! People are dancing all over ! Just wonderful !!

I'm new to STL so first time at the Pageant. Great venue will definitely be back. rEE was terrific as always. Saw them in Atlanta a few weeks earlier and They had the full brass going. Was hoping for some of that but guess they were playing it a bit more traditional for the Midwest crowd. Still and always a great show!

As we often do, we really enjoyed RRE's New Year's show runs. This is the second time we have driven seven plus hours to see RRE for New Year's and it is always well worth it.

i enjoyed railroad earth with great friends to kick off new years celebration. the lighting n sound was great. the crowd was live jamming to the music. i will attend again when the band returns n invite more friends.

Great venue! Great staff! Great show! Best experience in a long long time.

Amazing performance and setting. The acoustics were amazing and sound quality superb. The crowd was happy.

Green Sky was new to me, and quite good. Galactic started off decently with Corey Glover tagging along. Unfortunately, they crumbled into an aural assault of self indulgent crap. It was so shockingly bad by the end that I couldn't quit laughing...were they playing a joke on us? RRE played well, but struggled to regain the audience after Galactic played 50 decibels louder.

it was great show but way too late...people in Colorado are active and love to hike bike fish you name it on the weekends...there was simply no reason they could not have been done by 12...got to bed at 3...i loved the show but it ruined my Saturday and was not worth that....

railroad earth was incredible as always. The combination of Galactic made the experience epic and Greensky Bluegrass was phenomenal too!

Great show, all three bands rocked it. Wished that Greensky played longer.

These were two of the best Railroad Earth shows I have ever seen. I mean they played until 1:30AM at Red Rocks Amphitheatre... who does that? Not only was it an incredibly long show, but the playing was incredibly tight. Both shows had very good setlists, and the openers killed it.

Greensky bluegrass was a great opener. Galactic was amazingly funky. Although railroad earth was great, it wasnt as exciting coming after galactic. Galactic needs to be the headliner.

One of the best shows I have seen at RR. And the rain made it even more memorable. Cannot wait to see them again.

I understand now, that Bruce Hornsby and Railroad Earth were co-headlining, so they switch off who opened for who. Bruce opened at 7:00 on the dot, which was slightly annoying since I was running 5 min late, hoping he wouldn't be quite THAT punctual. Humphreys by the Bay is a sweet little venue overlooking the marina, smaller than I imagined. Bruce and the Noisemakers started with some newer material that I and probably few others in the audience recognized. But they quickly transitioned into their best stuff from the last 15 years, throwing in a few of their modernized 80's classics. They did a great "Mandolin Rain", mixing in newer adaptations of the song with the classic version. "White Wheeled Limousine" was the closer, a personal favorite of mine. No "The Way it is", however, which didn't bother me, but I know a lot of people, including my wife, were probably disappointed. The set seemed short to me, just 90 min, but I suppose that's typical of the opening act. Wish I would've seen a full set. I was very surprised at the average age of the crowd. I'm in my mid 30's and felt younger than 90% by a good 20 years. Bruce should've tried to market to a younger crowd, my generation could definitely appreciate and benefit from his music If more of us had been aware of what he has been doing after The Range. I didn't stay for Railroad Earth. Not a big fan of bluegrass.

I was suprised to find out that Bruce Hornsby was the opening act. The show started out slow. The 'avant garde' type sound of his new stuff was not much to my liking. He closed his show well with some stardards, but the jewel to his performance was when he invited members of Railroad Earth to join him for a song or two. . Bruce even came out and played with Railroad Earth. Railroad Earths performance made up for the slow moving first half. They brought the audience to their feet, a rarity at any show here, even at sporting events. The Venue had a great atmosphere, and the sound was fantastic. A bit of a sprinkle started out the evening, but it didnt materialize into anything. 10;30 sharp the show ended.. Noise Ordinance. No encore.. what a shame :( Great Show

As is the reputation for both these bands, they gave great live performances at Humphrey's. Although it seemed as thought two different groups of fans attended the event to see one or the other of the bands, the performances by both bands were top of the line and fun. I believe one group of fans was more familiar with Hornsby, and another group of fans was more familiar with Rail Road Earth. However, as I said, both bands are outstanding live. Rail Road Earth is among one of the most popular "live jam bands" right now and is known for their contemporary blue grass and perhaps jazz style. Although Hornsby is known for a number of hit tunes, his style is eclectic, including jazz, rock, improvisational, heartland, jam, and more. Also, as you would expect with Hornsby, he had an awesome band. In fact, it was a wonderful treat when Hornsby and Rail Road Earth played together. I got the impression that some people in attendance (perhaps "older" like me) didn't realize that Rail Road Earth is one of the current great live jam bands and has been playing at sold out festivals. It was a wonderful opportunity to see them at Humphrey's. In fact, while listening to Sirius/XM jam station that morning, the DJ announced that Railroad Earth and Hornsby were playing that night at somewhere called Humphrey's in San Diego. I got a kick out of that. So, these were two great bands that happened to be getting together at the little outdoor arena by the marina. I felt lucky to be there and enjoy all the great music. I'd go see either band again, and I would certainly see both bands on the same bill. In my book...that was quite a good deal. It was an impressive lineup by Humphrey's. Hopefully the different fans who were patient discovered the "other" band that they were not familiar with. Thanks to both bands for a very nice summer evening. I would definitely recommend seeing either one of these bands. The music ranged from emotionally moving, as beautiful music can be, -- to "get up and DANCE" jam. For those willing to "go with it" -- it was real darn fun! Thank you.

I bought tickets for Bruce Hornsby with Railroad Earth. I just assumed Railroad Earth, who I hadn't heard of, would be opening for Bruce Hornsby (who we love). Bruce played about 1.5 hours, then there was a 30 minute break with the last hour + with Railroad Earth playing. Not really a fan of them after hearing the music and wish there would have been some set list or schedule for the night ahead of time. Wish we'd had more Bruce!

First the location (5 stars): Humphrey by the bay is a great place to see a show. You just can't beat outdoors, San Diego, and an intimate venue on a nice summer night. Bought the dinner and concert tickets and the dinner was great. Will eat there again, concert or not. Out the restaurant door and into the concert. Even the drink prices were reasonable. Now for Bruce Hornsby (2 stars): When you have past hit songs, people expect to hear them. He didn't play many of them and I for one was disappointed. A lot of what he did play was rather boring, several new songs that just were not that good. He also only played for an hour and 15 minutes, which means we were out of there at 8:15 PM.

This nite was Bruce and then RR Earth. Bruce came out dressed in his usual Black Shirt and blue jeans and proceeded to rock the house down with "look out any window", one of my faves, to start off his 1 hr and 10 min set. He play us his new songs that were in short, capitivating to his audience of about 1,000. I like 2 of his new songs, the one about all the wonderful side effects of today's prescription medications which kept me laughing through out the song and "I'll take you there", which should be a hit on the radio, if stations would play it because it is that good. He ended his set with "white wheeled Limousine", another one of my faves, and had the place rockin and dancing all over the place. Maybe it was a little short but I understood that being we were getting 2 for 1 that nite, in bands that is. Railroad Earth was "WILD", it was bluegrass on steroids. all the younger concert goers were really into this band and stood the entire show, as did my friend and I did the same, stood and danced. their music is hypnotic and wildly different from anything I've ever heard and yes, it makes you want to dance. I didn't know the names of any of their songs but the younger concert goers knew them all and did fist pumps at the right time through out the show. They played for about 1 hr., 45 min. and made me a new fan of there music. Noise of the earth tour was truely that, beautiful noise that sometimes was out of this earth...

Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers put on a great show and when I've seen them in the past, I have walked away feeling like they gave it their all. Not so much this time. They left too soon. And the audience wasn't even seated when he started because they didn't expect Hornsby to come out first. Just as an aside, Bruce invited everyone to move forward to the stage after the third song, which would be very cool if not for the fact that the people in the front row (people who paid the most to see him) were blocked off by the crowd that migrated up from the back. I was in the second row so I was ok, but I wouldn't have been happy sitting in front. Sorry, Bruce, I was a bit disappointed this time, but I'll be back.

Enjoyed the much too brief (under 90 min) first set by Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers. Hornsby is a talented and dynamic performer and his musicianship and ability to improvise was at its best. After a long intermission, Railroad Earth took the stage. This band was the clear favorite of the younger members of the audience, but unfortunately they failed to ignite our interest. Derivative of other jam bands like the Grateful Dead, Railroad Earth seems to lack a clear musical identity. We enjoyed the instrumental pieces (and the energy in the audience that was generated) but threw in the towel after some dreadful vocal pieces where the lead singer was so off-key it was painful. We would drive 400+ miles to see Hornsby again but wouldn't drive down the block to see Railroad Earth.

1st time seeing a show at Best Buy Theater. Venue was very nice - but the floor was disgusting - the venue really needs more trash cans on the floor! Great food, easy to get to, bathrooms were super clean, sound was awesome. RRE was great. This is the middle of their tour so band was tight, with a great setlist.

outstanding wish I could go 5 nights straight. times sqiare is a place I aviod everyday but this wad worth the trip

Another great show from Railroad Earth! The House of Blues was much better than the Paradise.

Great first impression! RRE rocks! Mississippi Uptown!