Foy Vance

Vocals, lyrics are incredible. There aren't any words to put here what people would experience.

The Cambridge Room @ House of Blues Dallas was the perfect setting for this intimate concert. Foy was amazing, Tommy on the drums rocked it out. The night was awesome and I would have gladly watched the entire set from start to finish over and over again. Thank you HOB, and Foy for an unforgettable evening!

Foy's voice is amazing. It sticks to your soul. He's witty, he's charming, weighty and wonderful. The thick Irish accent doesn't hurt either. I don't know what else to say other than I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

Fantastic show. Foy's voice is amazing. I say his voice sounded better in person than on his studio stuff. He was funny, great choices of songs. Wish he played more local shows so I could go again

Underestimated this unforgettable experience. Easily one of the best concerts I've ever been to. His band was energetic and Foy truly is a genius. Thanks

This is the fourth time I have seen Foy in concert. As usual, he blows the roof off the place! He throws every ounce of his super talented energy into his show. His music is soulful and thoughtful. He can go from soft ballad to rockin' explosion. He has incredible control of his voice and is a consummate musician. He also has a great rapport with the audience including getting us all to sing along. Do yourself a favor and catch his show any time you can!

This guy and his amazing band are truly talented. Foy's voice is pure and strong. The performance was dynamic and inspiring. If he's in your area it's a must see show.

I saw Foy Vance open for Sarah McLachlan and Josh Groban earlier in the summer. He did a stellar 30 minute set, but this concert at the Sinclair was one for the books. Now as the headliner, he wasn't rushed and connected with his audience perfectly. The Sinclair is an excellent venue to see a concert because you are really "on top of the stage". I was close to the stage. He focused mostly on his most recent work "The Wild Swans" and certain songs sound better live than on the album tracks. Three piece band backed him. Sang on Harmony. Excellent.

Why Foy Vance isn't more popular is baffling. He is amazingly talented, great stage presence and his music is thoughtful, pure and powerful. We had a great view from the top side of the Sinclair. Good beer and friendly crowd

Awesome venue. Just the right size and setup for a small intimate show. Foy was incredible very entertaining even when he wasn't singing.

I came expecting to see Foy belt out hits from his new album. I was treated to so much more. I was blown away. The venue, Rough Trade, NYC was intimate with great sound. I was literally 2 feet away from the stage. It's the closest I have ever been to a performer in my 20 years of concert going. Trevor Sensor opened up and he did a great job warming up the crowd. He appeared a tad goofy on stage but really got the audience in the right mood. He reminded me of Bob Dylan and offered up some great songs that were well arranged and performed. When Foy stepped on stage, I was only expecting to hear The Wild Swan songs as I heard he was only doing new stuff this tour. When he opened with "Closed Hand Full Of Friends" I was beyond pleased. Throughout the evening Foy did did stay the course playing his new stuff, but occasionally slipped in a few older favorites as well. The audience was tuned in and sang along to many of his participation songs, which seems to be pretty much everything he sings. I was surprised to see him bring Ella up onstage for a few tracks. It was really sweet and I am glad he has his family with him, considering the length or his touring. The highlight of the night was when he sung "you and I" to her onstage. It was such an sweet moment. On top of his hits, Foy even did a few ad lib tracks and even songs I never heard of, (possibly new(er) stuff or covers). It was unexpected since he has more than enough songs in his wheel house. Overall, I could not have asked for a better night. It was well worth the 4 hour travel time and I would recommend this tour to anyone looking to have a great evening.

Foy Vance and his band are incredibly talented, great guys. A stirring show.

Excellent show! And the venue was perfect, very intimate setting.

First off...The Bowery Ballroom is such a great venue. The sound is always on point and there's not a bad spot in the house. Nice and intimate. And if you like craft beer, which I more than like, there is an amazing bar next door called One Mile Bar. They have to have at least 40 craft beers on tap and the food is just as great as the beer. I had Curried Chicken Pot Pie. It was fantastic. And the staff at the bar, from the bartenders Megan and Kevin, and the chef, Robert who hand delivered my dish to me, are all so friendly and provide great service. So go early and have some drinks and food. Back to Foy Vance... One of the best performances I've ever seen. His songs strike a chord with anyone. His muses are universal in that anyone can relate. His voice...literally pierces you. It's so powerful and vocally on point. You will not leave without feeling moved. I almost don't have the words to describe it...simply amazing performer. And he has a great sense of humor and makes you laugh after he makes you cry. Don't miss him if you have the chance to see him live! Also, he had a couple of guests which included Ed Sheeran and Ingrid Michaelson! And the openers, Rams Pocket Radio and The Ludlow Thieves were also fantastic. Will definitely remember this night...

Foy's albums are so polished and perfect I was nervous to see whether his live performance would live up to his record. It far surpassed it okay? Okay. He was so interactive with the audience cracking jokes in between each song. Let's not forget Ed Sheeran's surprise guest appearance. With Ed or without, he should end every show with Guiding Light because it was supreme. I left with goosebumps; I actually didn't want to leave, but he needs to come to to NY asap. He was incredible. Go go go and please be the respectful type of audience that 'woots' in the right places and shushes in the right places too because he really appreciates it and the entire crowd does too.

Small, somewhat loud, but really, really enjoyable. Glad there weren't seats, b/c everyone stood and interacted with the bands. Great craic.

Very varied but top notch performances. Will definitely do next year's Craicfest.