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The only reason I bought tickets to this show was to see Alanis--Imagine my dismay when I got there to see sign on door-- seems like that could have been announced before so I could have tried to get my money back
4 amazing artists made for a memorable evening. Grace Potter was fantastic, Gavin DeGraw did a great job filling in for Alainis Morrisette, Tristan Prettyman was wonderful, and Train was entirely enjoyable, as I knew they would be!
All of the acts did a fine job.Tristan Prettyman was attractive,engaging and humorous. Grace Potter showed off her incredible vocal range-why she isn't a huge star is a mystery. Gavin DeGraw was by turns sensitive and affable in his banter and performance and owned the stage like a true entertainer.Train, despite Pat Monahan's admitted vocal health issues, did their biggest hits and interacted well with the audience,Pat carrying on like a trouper. Both Pat and Gavin dealt with the tragedy in Connecticut in a touching way.All in all ,a great show.
The night was awesome!! Trystan Prettyman has such a great voice!!! Grace Potter rocked it!!! Gavin DeGraw was great!!! and Train was awesome!!! We really had a great time at the show. Thank you Y98 for getting this lined up!!!
The Peabody is a great venue! The acoustics were spot on and the bands were all really good. Only complaint is that in the mezzanine the seating is a little tight.
Train was great, but Alanis Morrisette didn't even come. What a rip-off.
Very disappointed to have ALanis cancel and also train was not enough to snuff. However, loved the venue. Sound was amazing and acoustic anything is awesome.
Loved, loved, loved every act. Train has been a long time favorite, I have new performers that I will be listening too for some time to come. Peabody is beautiful, no bad seats in the place. Great line-up. Thank you for making my daughter's holiday spectacular and bringing these artists to St. Louis!
The concert was well done with talent abounding! I appreciated the Marines in the beginning, and how each performer gave reverence and prayers for the victims in Connecticut. The sound technicians had the volume at a perfect level, but after Grace Potter brought out her drummer and asked for the sound to be increased, then it was a bit uncomfortable. And we were in the upper Mezzanine. That's the only reason I cannot give it 5 out of 5 stars. The cost of the ticket was well worth the concert!
I thought the name of the show was misleading. We thought it was going to be Christmas music.
