Indigenous Tickets

The music we saw on Friday night was completely awesome and it was just such a pleasure to see this fine music live. SO much soul and deeply Indigenous! The bass and drums were played by two amazing guys, and together with Mato's truly mad skills on guitar, it was by far one of the best live concerts we have ever seen. We hope to see them again, for sure.

a great band, excellent musicians. It was great to see them at a small venue.

Awsome show! Mato Nanji and Levi Platero. 2 great guitarists on the same stage!

I've been a huge fan of these guys since 2006. I don't understand why they are not a household name yet. I spread the word as much as possible and have created a few new fans around my area. They haven't hit it huge yet, probably because blues music is not one of the most popular genres, nowadays. I contend that even if you aren't a 'blues fan', you'd still have an appreciation for the talent in this band. I love SRV, as does Mato Nanji. When I describe the band to someone who has not heard them, it's basically a band who sounds like SRV but with a bit more 'soulful voice'. Definitely worth checking out. Mato's masterful guitar skills, smooth vocals, and humble stage presence make for a great concert.

The Event Center at the casino was very nice and the sound system had a huge sound. The band was sharp, professional and super talented. Mato was his usual gracious self, but moved through the set a bit too quickly. They hit all of the high points from various parts of their career. The other band members were similarly slick, with special notice going the the second guitarist, a very young looking guy named Levi, who was an exceptional player and definitely held his own on stage with one of the best blues players of the modern day. The set was disappointingly short at 1 1/2 hours. I guess for a ticket price of $20 I can't complain, but we were out of there at 8:30 on a Friday night. We wanted more. Anyway, it was a good time. The casino and hotel were beautiful and we'll return for future shows.

Indigenous always delivers. Great native rock and rollers delivering shredding guitar a la Hendrix. They look like they are having as much fun as we are. Come back soon!

Twice as Good opened for INDIGENOUS, and that duo was great! INDIGENOUS followed and had the place up and moving to great R&B. Guitar work was inventive and fabulous, and the band balanced one another as good bands do. A great show. I have been a fan for many years, and I was happy to be able to see them in a venue close to San Francisco.

It was a great night of celebrating our Native Culture. But to be honest I was there to see Indigenous and it was well worth it. I have seen Stevie Ray Vaughn five times, good and bad and the short set and one song encore from these guys will always stand up to those shows. Who needs a bass player when Derek Post can add the full sound of a 6-string baritone which was one of my favorite parts of this show. What a sound! And of course Mato was outstanding in front and lead. Would love to see them as headliners in another venue with more time for them to play a longer set and better acoustics. Thank God there are bands like this in this great circle of life!

Indigenous was incredible!! Unfortunately the venue and people organizing the event failed to deliver. The sound mix was horrible. The mc for the event was stoned out of his head and embarrassing everyone. The band had to set up there own instruments as the crowd waited and watched. The show was severely undersold - only about 100 people there. Thank you to the band for playing on! Would love to see them in a professional venue!

I thought there was several interesting performers and the lead for Indigenous was an amazing guitar player but they played there music so loud it was uncomfortable to listen to so we left.