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RUSTED ROOT IN CONCERT:
Rusted Root have been spreading peace and love ever since their 1992 debut Cruel Sun, gracing audiences with their high spirits and positive lyrics for over two decades. Whether they're performing hits like "Send Me On My Way" or sharing good vibes on stage, Rusted Root are an awe-inspiring live act, healing fans with their uplifting songs and tribal beats. The band's energy fills the room as they incite sing-alongs and dance parties during their live performances, and they'll treat fans to their hit-filled sets once again on the road for a string of upcoming tour dates.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Rusted Root was formed in the early '90s by lead singer Michael Glabicki's, who ended up dropping out of college in order to pursue the project full time. Influenced by bands ranging from the Bee Gees to the Black Keys, Rusted Root’s style is a unique hybrid, blending world music with soaring vocal harmonies and intricate percussive beats. With seven studio releases and over three million albums sold worldwide, The Pittsburgh-based band has been delighting audiences with their lighthearted music for over 20 years. They plan to start a new movement on their upcoming tour, where they'll treat fans to another round of inspiring performances that are sure to leave them feeling sprightly and joyful.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"I've been following Rusted Root for over two decades and they always deliver a stellar performance. Great mix of their older songs and newer songs, that are equally incredible! They often greet their fans after the show and take the time to chat, take pictures, and sign autographs! Truly wonderful group of people!"
"Full of heart, soul, and emotion, Rusted Root delivers sounds guaranteed to bring you to your happy place."
"The band put on a fantastic show. They always seem to come up with different arrangements for many of their songs, keeping it fresh and new. Not many other bands provide such a feel-good evening that has you up and dancing the entire show."
Be familiar with their catalog before going. Most of their music sounds nothing like their hit singles. They were presented a plaque by the mayor for their diverse, culturally inspired music during the show.
Devon Allman opened for Rusted Root and show was awesome. One of the best I have been to in a long time!! I hope they come back for a second round! Saw Rusted Root last when I was 18 and 17 years later they sound even better. Venue was perfect, sound was perfect. So great!
From the opening band (which was awesome by the way) to the final song---a classic (Send me on my way)---this was a great show. Brought my finance with and her review---There is no band out there that has their sound; totally unique and fun to listen to and watch. She pretty much nailed it.
This is my 4th time seeing Rusted Root. They were on top of their game playing one great song after another. They sounded great, interacted with the crowd and had a varied set list with one song seamlessly flowing into another. Great Band - Great Show!
What a great ensemble of music and Michael Glabicki rocked it!
The evening was fun! This venue is always intimate. My only gripe is the short time for Devon Allman's band. They were so hot, and all of a sudden they were gone. I'll be sure to see him again!!
Amazing show. Wonderful location at Ponte Vedra. Small venue. Great acoustics. Nice crowd (except for one crazy woman...there is always one). Love, love, love!
Went in with high expectations having seen them in the 90s. Was clear from the beginning that this was just another gig for them. Unenthusiastic, all the songs seem to be down beat from originals, even crowd was thinning out by the fifth or six song. Noticed immediately that you couldn't even hear lead vocals, went to look back at soundman and he was dozing off not even paying attention. Bummer because they were so energetic and fun to watch back in the 90s. Was really hopeful they still had that special something. Would not recommend seeing them.
I have seen root over 25 times over 20+ years and unfortunately since they parted ways with the last drummer Preach a couple years ago they have really went downhill. Just don't have the same energy they used to. Overall the show was ok bUT definitely not great. It was the opening night of the tour so that might of had something to do with their performance. Devon Allman though put on a good show with great energy. He played some originals, some old covers and some Allman brothers...
a unanounced 3rd(1st act) - thank Paramount for letting us know.. Couldn't tell u the name because the sound system was so muddled.. So Toad starts around 9 something and the sound is a bit better ( a miracle of acoustics since the sound guy left for the entire set). RR hits the stage @ 10:30 and basically mails it in for 1:15 before a single encore. I say mailed it in because they played about a dozen songs all night of which 2 were covers from other artists. For those who think i'm just some old music crab I've been in the music world for 40 yrs and have followed both bands for about 20.. Toad did the best they could with what they had to work with - RR and the venue did not.
