Venue
Arlington Music Hall
I saw them in TN at the American Made Music Festival and they stole the show!!! What sensational classic country sound and great charisma to entertain!!! I look forward to seeing them again in the near future!!!
This was our first time seeing the Malpass Brothers. There was a lot great music, humor, and musicianship. In many ways the show provided a overview of the best of country music from its roots to the great country heroes through the 80s. We'll gladly go see them again.
My second time to see them. Better than ever. Highly recommend!
Really enjoyed hearing the Malpass Brothers perform. Was good to hear Country music played and sung again and grateful these young men are helping to keep the music alive and well.
Real country music! Will definitely go see them again.
First, what a GREAT venue. The Carolina Theatre is absolutely beautiful! If you ever have the chance to see the Malpass Brothers, you really should take it in. The guts aren’t just musically talented, they are great performers and entertainers. They could have went on another two hours and I don’t think anyone would have minded. There are regular concerts, and then there are the Malpass Brothers. You won’t be let down if you get the chance to see them. Highly recommended!
The Malpass Brothers are the real deal. And great entertainers, funny, engaging. I was taken back to a time where the music was a bit more pure, no pitch shifters or funny electronics... just good musicianship and great musicians. And they played such a gamut of great music.
We saw these guys last fall at Mayberry Days in Mount Airy, NC and loved them, not just for the show but for how they dealt with the fans. Although we live near New Orleans when we saw they were playing in Memphis we knew we wanted to see them again The show had some of the same songs - and jokes - as the first but the new songs were just as good. These guys are keeping classic country music alive and you leave the show wanting more. The crowd was small - maybe 250 in a 1,000-seat auditorium, and that's a shame\. The way country music is going these days these guys probably will never hit it big. But if they come to your town - see them.
