The Head and the Heart

The venue was great - with general admission, I got up almost to the metal barrier. The opener was great and local, the second opener, not so much. I appreciate what they were trying to do, but I think their music should just be listened to through a recording. 14 minute songs of white, ambient noise are hard to stand through, even though I am the biggest fan of musics in general. I get why they opened right before Head and the Heart (they're more famous than the first band and they don't want the crowd too hyped from the second band that they are disappointed by the main acts). Head and the Heart were great!

They play some new songs here and there but played all my favorites!! They put on a great show!!

Orpheum is always a wonderful venue to see any performance and The Head and the Heart were definitely no exception! It was a great concert and can't wait to see them again!

HATH were absolutely amazing.. My problems with the show were the start time and the fact that there were two opening acts, neither of which were particularly catching. It was on a Sunday and the show didn't start until 9 and ended around midnight. That would be fine for a weekend show but a little late for a Sunday show. HATH really only played for a little over an hour (although played through their entire album plus some new songs and covers). To make it a perfect show I would've like to start the show to start at 8 instead of 9, and have only one opener.

The Head and the Heart are the first band in a while that I have liked immediately after hearing them. Their stage presence is awesome, their spontaneity is excellent, and the show was a blast with the whole crowd dancing and shaking the dancefloor! I am going to try to see them live as many times as I can.

This band puts on a tremendously entertaining and high energy show.You can see that they have gotten very tight over the last year and seem to really enjoy playing. I love their new CD but my wife wasn't all that hot on them until she saw them live. Now she loves them. I like the different movements within each song which adds an intrigueing texture to the songs. Even the ballads have high energy moments. They sold out their first scheduled show in Seattle in less than 17 minutes and then added a 2nd show in a larger venue that sold out in 20 minutes. Get your tickets early.

I have seen The Head and The Heart (THATH) so many time around Seattle in the last year. They never disappoint. They gave Seattle exactly what we wanted-beautiful music you can clap your hands to with lyrics that touch your heart. They has really refined their set and are absolutely flawless. Amazing performance.

Had an amazing time, best concert I've seen and the venue was perfect.

Their first album is the best album, and they played 70% of it. This was a perfect father daughter event, with great music and a fun crowd. My first visit to the Armory and I am very impressed

Brought tears to my eyes, even better live, great venue, amazing band!

The Head and The Heart with Grouplove was easily the best concert I have ever been too. Both groups did amazing, I would have paid much more than I did to see it again!!! :)

The Armory is the best concert venue in town and it s not even clise

The venue was awesome. The band sounded great but only played for 50 minutes before leaving stage to be lured back for their encore. Opening acts were okay but waiting almost two hours to hear the band I paid to hear was a big disappointment, and then their set was shorter than the band before them. I ll wait until they come out with a few more albums before I pay to see them again.

Love this band and love this show Grouplove was surprisingly great too

They were truly amazing live and did not disappoint! Mt Joy was a great opener but Grouplove fell way short live. As always, Open air Theatre at San Diego State is a hidden gem with it s small capacity and beautiful acoustics with backdrop.

Mt joy and group love is why I went. Both were amazing. Group love ? why they are not headlining I will never know. True to the music just wish group love would of played more of their older stuff.

This was both my first time at the South Shore Room and Harrah's and my first time seeing The Head and The Heart. The venue was the perfect size and had two bars on both sides of the stage. I felt as if I could hop onto the stage with the band, I was so close. The band was absolutely incredible and I would hands-down reccomend their music to anyone who has a good ear for amazing song lyrics and melodies.

The venue was intimate and the sound quality was great. No frills type spot. The head and the heart are a definite must see. Would seek them out again.

One of my favorite bands, they put on an amazing live show.

Amazing concert! My fiancé and I bought general admission tickets, arrived just as the doors were opening and got great seats. Also as if we could reach out and touch them. The venu's layout was great the the band played wonderful sets! Great experience

The fun the band seems to have whilst performing is magnificent. Live this band is brilliant. Must see in person.

This show was simply put AMAZING. They put on a great performance and their vocals are on point.

Head and the Heart are a phenomenal live show. Would recommend to everyone.

First time seeing The Head and the Heart and thoroughly enjoyed this band and their music. A really passionate performance. Looking forward to more great music from them.

Love the Head and the Heart. Best band, best venue.

Absolutely amazing. Haven't stopped listening to them since the concert three days ago. They were fantastic!!

An amazing event and group of musicians. It was a truly magical experience.

This was my fourth time seeing The Head and The Heart and ever single time they blow me away. They are one of, if not my absolute favorite bands to see live, I highly recommend.

They are AMAZING in concert. I would go see again!

The head and the heart are always amazing and the band was great. The Orpheum although it should be a great venue, the sound is always too base heavy, which for a band like the head and the heart was particularly dissapointing

The Head and the Heart was completely underwhelming. It was like watching 5 solo artists. The band had zero chemistry with one another. The lead singer solos were particularly self-indulgent. I was so disappointed because I really like their albums, but there was just no connection with them live. I definitely would not see them live again.

After seeing The Head & the Heart live, they're my new favorite crush! I am totally mesmerized by their talent. I'd love to see them again and again!

Went to this concert with my 18 year old son who loves this group. When I left I loved them too! The music was great! The audience was absolutely electrified! I would go see them again and again! What a great show!!!!

We had front row balcony seats. No one in front of us! Great acoustics that he played one of his slower songs on the guitar than the piano. Love them and all their songs! Chasity was so good too!

Highly recommend seeing them live! They keep all of their songs fresh with new vocalizations. High energy and so much fun!!!

Absolutely a fantastic show. Vocals outstanding. Even payed tribute to Tom Petty.

This was an awesome show at a breaktaking venue. I love the atmosphere at the Alabama Theatre

Love this venue & this band! I wish they d played longer!

This band was beyond amazing. They will forever be in my top 2. The harmonies between the three frontmen/women were unlike anything I have ever seen live. I will go see them again for sure. They were a joy to watch.

This concert was absolutely breathtaking. The Head and the Heart is my favorite group. This was my first time seeing them live and they certainly did not disappoint. The venue made the performance even more enjoyable. I certainly hope they come back again on their next tour. I will certainly be purchasing a ticket!

One of the best shows I've seen. Huge fan of their music but their concert makes me want to tour with them!

I came into this concert with really, really high expectations, and let me tell you - The Head and the Heart's performance surpassed every single one. There was so much energy onstage and in the crowd, especially by the end of the show, that I practically floated out of the theatre once it ended (albeit with sore legs, from all the dancing I was doing). Beforehand, I was a little nervous about how they might sound. I've never liked their live recordings, like Spotify Sessions and some sessions on Youtube, so I wasn't sure how I would feel about hearing them live. But they sounded so good. SO. GOOD. There was part near the end of Down in the Valley where Charity went off on this crazy, out-of-the blue harmony that makes me a little sad to go back to the album recording. Since it was the Signs of Light tour, I expected most of the songs they sang to be from the Signs of Light album, but there was a great balance among all three of their albums. They made sure to play old favorites, like Down in the Valley and Rivers and Roads, but didn't play Signs of Light (which was a little weird since the set literally had a neon sign that said "Signs of Light," but whatever). The concert opened with Whitney, who also sound good live. I'm not a huge fan of theirs, but since I saw them in show I've been listening to their stuff more and more. If you can get tickets to a THATH show, do it. Right now.

Been a fan of this band since we first saw them play at Concerts at the Mural in Seattle one Friday night. They bring it every show, I've seen them bring it at a little tiny venue like the Green Frog in Bellingham and big venues like the Red Rocks. Same quality show, same feel, same amazing soulful, beautiful music. I was standing next to Dave Matthews one night at the Crocodile listening to them play and six months later they opened for Dave and Tim..

This was my first time going to see The Head and the Heart and I had such a great time. They are fantastic in concert and had a great encore. This was a fantastic way to spend a Saturday night and I would recommend that everybody go to see them perform.

I cannot say enough about this band Head and the Heart!! I have been a fan from the beginning and it brings me great joy to experience the gift of music they are sharing with the world!! Brilliant musicians and harmonies like no other! Their voices blend to the perfect balance. I must so say for the girl power!! Charity's energy leads and guides with her amazing voice and instrumental talents!! Together like I said musical masterpiece !!

Amazing. Amazing. Amazing! They opened with All We Ever Knew and immediately turned back to their self acclaimed album, with Couer! They had a great mix and unforgettable energy. They played off of passion and genuine love for their art. They finished their first set and Jonathan came back out with a new song solo. The crowd ate it up. Then the rest of the crew came out and finished strong with Rivers and Roads. The entire Ryman was singing along and the connection between everyone there was incredible. I loved seeing them again and wish Josiah well and a speedy recovery. Missing him on this tour was different, but Matt filled his shoes well. If you love this band like I do, GO TO THEIR TOUR!

My husband and I just went to Coldplay at Levi stadium and we see a lot of shows at the Fox Theatre in Oakland. This band is so talented that we enjoyed the whole show in its entirety even though we were only familiar with their latest album, Signs of Life. The Greek Theatre was packed and we were sliding down the steep grassy hill all night, but had the time of our lives nonetheless. We've been listening to all their albums nonstop since. I'm even considering flying to SLC to see their show again with my sister. They're so good. Do yourself a favor and try to see them live just once.

The venue is always great and the best place to see one of my favorite bands for the first time. Great set list could have sat for another hour listening to them play. I will definitely see them the next time they come through the area.

I bought a ticket to the concert last minute, I decided to go by myself that night, knowing a few songs I arrived just in time to hear a few of the opening bands. They hyped up the crowd, got them excited for H&H! During the performance i got so into the concert I managed to scoot to the front, I sang along to every word (even if I didn't know it) I danced with random people and I even got up on someones shoulders at one point! They were an absolute blast and showed Columbus so much love! They have made it to my Top 5! 1. Mumford and Sons 2. Jack White 3. The Lumineers 4. The Head and The Heart 5. Twenty One Pilots

Amazing show and not a bad seat in the house. Will definitely see the band again and return to PAC for future shows.

The Head and the Heart put on one hell of a show. I was absolutely mesmerized. Their singing was full of soul and passion and it rang through the entire audience, all the way up to the top of the balcony. The group sounded better live than they did in recordings even though their albums are some of my favorite of all time. If you get the chance to go, it's worth every dollar and more.

The Head and the Heart put on a great show. Their stage presence was refreshing they knew exactly how to move. They played with much emotion and soul. There was not much crowd interaction as I thought there would be them playing in such a small venue but It still a great show.

In the very clean and cool Buckhead Theatre, these folks put on a heck of a show with well chosen opening acts for the East coast leg of their tour.

They opened the doors to my should vibrated and swept me off my feet. They were truly perfect!

The Head and the Heart came out with harmonies blazing on Friday night. From our vantage point behind the soundboard we watched with pleasure as they sang one great song after another. Favorites for me were Winter Song, Rivers and Road and a beautiful acoustic solo encore. I want them to come back again STAT!

I have been a fan of THATH for quite some time and was excited to have a week with their new cd before I went to their concert. Their second album is so good that I practically had it memorized in a week! They played a good mix of new and old songs. THATH pours their souls out onto that stage. You could feel their pain and their joy. If they come back to Indy, I am definitely going!

I would recommend seeing The Head and the Heart to anyone. I have seen them twice now, and you can feel the very passion that inspired them to write their songs in the first place while they perform. LOVE <3

After seeing HATH at the Duck Room in Blueberry Hill this past summer, I had very high expectations for another fantastic show come March. I wasn't sure if it would even be possible, but HATH exceeded my expectations! From the moment they walked on stage and began their set, I was enthralled. This band means more to me than I could ever explain; their beautiful harmonies and unmatched energy on stage just gets me every time! Whether it was a new song I had yet to hear, or an old favorite I knew every single line to, I was nothing short of entertained the entirety of their set. If it were possible, I'd go see them at every stop on their tour- HATH have a very special place in my heart.

The bands performing at State Theatre were incredible. Unfortunately, many obnoxious people in the audience nearly spoiled my experience (Talking loudly during the performances, jostling for position in front of the stage and generally being rude). Head and the Heart made my angst disappear with their incredible vocal harmonies and stellar performance.

I really enjoyed the headlining band, they sound just as good as their studio album. I just wish they had performed longer. I did not enjoy the 2 opening acts...they were loud and just not very talented...in my opinion.

Absolutely, by far, the MOST AMAZING live show I've seen...and I've been to a LOT of awesome concerts. Their harmonies and foot stomping enthusiasm energized the entire sold-out crowd.

Love their sound! I put my blanket down and just chilled.

Great venue, amazing band...intimate show considering Head and the Heart plays bigger venues... which made this experience mind blowing. Love love love.

The band was awesome, I loved the sound of the venue and everything looked great. Only thing I can complain about was the price of beverages (super expensive).

This was my third time seeing The Head and the Heart. I love their music and they are in my top ten favorite artists. I don't know why I left this concert feeling like something was missing...

First time seeing The Head and the Heart and in this venue. Both were better than expected. Can t wait to see another concert at The Armory.

Had a babysitter for the night so was disappointed that the opening act played for 1.5 hr. Only got to see an hour of the H and H. Missed hearing my favorite song as I had to get home to the babysitter. Venue was amazing and I would definitely see another show here!

I love The Head & the Heart. Leading up to the concert I was very excited. The Alabama Theatre is an excellent venue for concerts, the acoustics are amazing. The Head & the Heart plays some great soothing, entertaining music. The opening band was by far the worst I have ever heard. Their music, if we can call it music, was so bad, I think there might have been more people in the lobby while they were on stage than people in the concert hall. They were extremely loud, the music was painful, and I did not hear a single word I understood as even being a word. The Head & the Heart sounded nothing like their recorded music. The music was frenetic and difficult to identify. It was such a poor experience, I left after about a half hour into the Head & the Heart. It was disappointing and a total waste of time and money.

Great concert! Took my daughter for her 27th birthday along with her sister and my son-in-law. We had a fabulous time. Great music, sound perfect live. The venue is awesome. Love Red-Hat Amphitheater.

hey it's a night on the town, but i would have enjoyed listening to their album on my porch even more for less money. Head and the Heart write some great songs but performance wise they are underwhelming at best. To be fair, I listen to a lot of improvisational music, but there was not one single instrument solo of any kind in the whole set. I'm convinced the lead singer knows a maximum of 6 chords on the guitar and is only successful because of his writing ability. the rest of the band wants to let it out, but i get the feeling the lead singer keeps everything under his thumb and doesn't farm out any sort of creativity or exploration to anyone else in the band.

This venue can be ridiculously hot in the summer time, so it was nice to be able to see a show in the fall with the temperature in the 60s. The band sounded great live and they put on a great show. You can tell the band members enjoy being on stage and performing together. I'll definitely see them again if they are in town.

This was a fun show the band had a lot of energy and kept the crowd entertained. Unfortunately the sound mix was bad. You couldn't understand any of the vocals and the overall sound was very muddled. We sat on the floor about half way back next to the aisle. I have attended other shows in this venue and the sound has been good, so I don't believe it is the venue.

From the venue to the main act, the whole event was great! Head and the Heart never fails to disappoint and they put on an incredible performance! All of their band members are multi-talented, giving the concert a very dynamic and fresh feel. They played A LOT of songs, and I really got my money's worth. The venue was cozy, a nice intimate feel to it. No bad seats in the place. Getting the tickets was super convenient and the process to get in the building and to our seats was very smooth. All of the ushers and attendants were extremely nice and helpful. All around, a fantastic experience! Would reccomend!

Great show and great venue!! Loved our seats and auditorium staff were very helpful,

This was such an amazing concert!! The Head and The Heart were such great performers and sounded beautiful. The venue was also wonderful!

First off, I gave 4 stars because the field says "venue rating" not concert rating. The Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville is a bit dated and the acoustics could certainly be better, but aside from a few minor things the concert was PHENOMENAL!!! What a great band! Lots of energy and even though they've only had a handful of "hits" you feel like you've heard almost every song. All members equally contribute to create an incredible sound. great harmonies, haunting melodies and just a very positive overall vibe. This band is likely on the verge of breaking out, so if you want to see them in an intimate environment, do it now before you have to settle for an amphitheater or coliseum.

The show was fairly good (I LIKE the band, but don't LOVE them), but the sound was just plain bad. The vocals were muddy and usually drowned out by guitar. I could barely hear the violin and the percussion was just over the top. Otherwise, the show started strong, lulled badly in the middle and then closed nicely. I was hoping for more songs from the first two albums, but was a little disappointed there. The new album isn't very good in my opinion, so I guess that's on me for deciding to go in the first place. The venue was nice - a little old and could use some loving, but the acoustics were good, the seats comfortable and they provided a good view of the stage. Vendors were well placed and not insanely expensive. Restrooms were as clean before the show and about what you'd expect midway through it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this small theater. I only had one complaint: the rows were kind of small. My knees touched the seats in front of mine. Otherwise, I had a great time. I'm glad I waited for the encore!!

Beautiful night, beautiful setting on the water and great music! Head and The Heart sounded great and played a fun set. Rivers and Roads finale had the whole crowd signing their hearts out.

The Head and the Heart at Thomson's point was amazing. I didn't know much about this band ahead of time and totally loved them.

I second I heard The Head and the Heart were playing in Portland I bought the tickets - It was the perfect surprise for my boyfriend for our one year anniversary... He said it was the best concert he'd ever been to, and that says a lot! We were right up against the barrier, beer was good, great atmosphere, and PHENOMENAL PERFORMANCE!

Great show and a really nice, grassy expanse to stretch out on and enjoy! Plenty of elbow room between parties with lots of food options lined up. Excellent night all around.

The head and the heart was soooo great! I love the way the harmonize and everything about their music! Third time seeing them and cannot wait for the next show!! Also in love with John!

These guys are one of the best bands out there right now! Amazing musicians and even better people. Go check them out!!

The opening act was horrible and ill fitted for the music of the Head and the Heart. We couldn't hear each other talk and we were way back in chairs. We had to go to the river so we could have conversation while they played. Other than that it was a great show!

This was my first show at the Fillmore. I thought H&H put on a good show. The only weird and annoying thing for me was the crowd. No one was really into the show. Everyone seemed more keen on chatting with each other than watching the concert. I couldn't even hear what the band was saying between songs due to the chatter of the crowd. Even during songs the crowd was so chatty that it was hard to hear the music. Overall good show by H&H, but terrible crowd at The Fillmore.

The band is great. The music sounded awesome, but they only played for just over an hour. Wished they would have played longer.

This was a great show! The band was very interactive with the crowd. They played all of their hits and some of their more obscure songs for the die-hard fans. They balanced the playlist with upbeat and more mellow songs. The sound was clear and the video screens showed all of the action on stage. The lighting really stood out nicely. The musicianship was spectacular; they are a very professional sounding band. Their personal dynamic is shines through, and you can see that they are in sync professionally and personally. The drummer is absolutely amazing! The venue is an awesome place to see a show in the summer. You can see the sunset and planes landing in the distance as you watch the show.

Unforgettable night; wish the set list was longer!

Great show, long encore! Venue very nice w/ good food.

One of the 2 lead singers is out on drug rehabilitation right now, and we didn't even know it when we bought the tickets. Because of that, they aren't playing all of their best songs. Especially the ones he sings the most on. Also, the band didn't sound well either. The female singer doesn't sound anything close to the album either. Big disappointment honestly.

Had an amazing time. They played all of their hits from all albums.

The H and H were energetic and lots of fun. But where did they get that opening act? Terrible.

Such a fun, uplifting concert. The outdoor arena was the perfect setting for their music.

They sounded great and as close to their album as anyone I've ever heard.

The band plays well. It's just not the right music for this type of venue. Songs are too mellow for a standing only concert vs a sit down relaxing venue in my opinion. The newest music is more lively compared to the older music. I was expecting something different.

Fabulous concert!!!! Amazing venue. Jannis landing is a great place to see a concert. Head and Heart were amazing!

It was a great organized concert, the opening act was amazing as well (Susto), I had a blast and I was confortable seated with a great view. It was just an espectacular show.

The Head nd the Heart are the most authentic musicians out there. They create an unpretentious connection with the crowd. Best if you appreciate just a simple song. This was the opening show for their summer tour and I had my hopes raised that Josiah may be joining them based on the tease of him on stage a few days before but sadly disappointed.

A dream coming true seeing them in live concert They played awesomely and almost every song was Amazing