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Couldn't hear her well above the noise of people talking. She didn't play any of her hits, which I was bummed about. Also, I don't think she played for a full 90 minutes. For the price of the ticket, I was expecting more.
I feel that Cat Power has an excellent array of her own music, was very disappointed that she did so many covers instead of fan favorites.
Cat Power sounded fantastic, but the volume was low I could not hear everything and the stage lighting was so dark I could not see the faces
I have loved Cat Power for over 20 years. I was so excited to be able to see them live. Chan's voice is unbelievable, she is adorable I could have cried when she came out on stage. I think the band would agree that the sound was off. But I didn't care seeing them live was once in a lifetime for me.
Wonderful time, enjoyed her songs old and new and even the mashups and cover songs she did! She could sing recipes or the news and I still come and attentively listen to that powerful voice of hers!
I have wanted to see CatPower for years. Bandsintown sent me a notice about the new album, Wanderer and I loved the samples. When I was informed she was coming to Atlanta I immediately bought tickets. The show blew my mind, lovely voice mixed with entwined lyrics. So very real and ethereal just magical. The venue was intimate and each guest was mesmerized. Seeing CatPower goes at the top of my favorite shows .
If you have never heard or seen Cat Power you need to. The show is really good. Her voice will rock you to your soul. I will go see her every chance I get. You will too.
Her voice is like honey and smoke. Her band lets that voice shine. My only complaint is the lighting was always dark red or dark blue, and you could barely see the band.
Cat Power was so much better live than I expected! I bought Mezz seats for the first time after so many concerts at the Danforth Music Hall. I will never go back to the cold and slanted concrete floor! The sound is better, it is more comfortable and it was the perfect concert to sit back and enjoy Chan's amazing voice!
I’m never Gonna be the same. She stole my heart ❤️
Cat power blew away my expectations. Chan gave us her heart and soul in that show and I’ve never been so moved by a live performance even though I only knew a handful of the songs that ended up on the set list. Pure magic.
Cat Power opened for Pat Benator and it was horrible. I would never go see them again.
Very disappointed. Ibought my wife and I tickets to see "Cat Power". She played five songs and left??????
Chan's voice sounded good except for a few off-key blunders while ad-libbing. The band (keys/guitar, drums, bass) was tight and the sound filled the room very nicely. Most of the show went smoothly enough, but toward the end of the set there was some odd banter between Chan and the band, with some songs ending abruptly and others being played over because she "wanted to sing in another octave." During the last song Chan had a minutes long monologue apologizing to the crowd for being "such a f*** up" and saying something to the effect that she "has so much to learn." She then walked off the stage with the keyboard player following shortly after. Guitar and drums played awkwardly to a conclusion and I left before asking for an encore. I would not recommend Cat Power.
It was very pleasant to see Cat Power for the second time. This solo performance was so intimate, even though it was a big venue. I would have loved to see Cat Power in a Duo with someone to support her on the piano / guitar and vocals. But Frankly, she delivered a performance like no other. Her voice was as magnificent as it sounds on track. She was generous and seemed to have forgotten how people love her music.
Last time I saw Cat Power (Chan) was at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in support of "The Greatest", an album I cannot recommend enough. That show was a trainwreck as Chan was struggling mightly, it would appear, with drink and depression. Songs were abandoned so that she could chat with audience members whose clothes she liked, or she would just abaondon them outright for no apparent reason, etc. I had read she had gotten some help recently with her personal issues so I picked up a couple of tickets. This performance at The Paradise was more consistent in that she wasn't abandoning songs anymore, but the arrangement (Only Chan on guitar or on piano) made for a boring time. Lots of two chord numbers that got thin very quickly. Her voice is her gift. That and some very good songwriting/lyrics. However when left to her own devices on stage her strengths dissipate. I feel she would benefit from a full backing band. Give the show some structure and discipline. I'm still a fan. Just not her in-person engagements.
Cat Power, I love you, but you needed a backing band. With only a guitar and piano, there was no heartbeat, every song was 80 bpm or under. Your voice is amazing, you're a woman for the ages, but give the people more of what they want. Play songs off of "Sun," talk to us more between songs, and reflect some of the love and respect back to us that we will always have for you. Congrats, though, on the beautiful baby boy! Xoxo
Chan Marshall is a force of nature; saw her at the House of Blues -- the most unforgettable experience that exceeds all other concert experiences.
Honestly, I love Cat Power; the tone in her voice alone is harrowing. However, this was the WORST live performance I've seen in a long time. She was late, she was fumbling with the instrument, she was forgetting lyrics. She even said at one point that it was a horrible showcase. It was sad to watch as a fan for so long.
Strange, sad, beautiful, mesmerizing, tormented, odd and lovely. Though early on the onstage sound was a distraction for her Chan held the crowd mesmerized in near silence for the first of her two shows. Showing up almost 50 minutes after the posted start time is not acceptable for most artist the crowd still seemed to appreciate every quirky, delicious note she played. She tried to make up for her late arrival, she said, by playing as many songs as possible. Moving almost continuously from song to song for a little over two hours with barely a break she played a wide variety of her recordings from over the years going all the way back to her earliest. Their were plenty of rearranged versions of her songs as one might expect and the performances were all wonderful. The lighting made the mood very intimate, if a little odd, as it was almost impossible to see anything with just dim red light. People were near silent throughout the show with one coked up stalker who kept yelling "I love you" and wouldn't stop talking near me until someone told him off. Overall it was a fantastic, if slightly erratic, show with a classic Chan Marshall gritty, weird and wonderful vibe.
