Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets

Venue was small and provided optimal listening experience. Show was amazing!

Jason Isbell was smokin' ! His musicianship was ridiculous. I knew he could play...but wow. The real star of the evening though was the Salt Shed. Such a great place to see a show. It's like a high school gym with really great acoustics. You can see and enjoy the show from just about every position on the floor, or seat in the house. I sat in the Grandstands, and it's quite climb to get up to your seat, but the elevated view is worth it.

Awesome sound and an awesome show. The venue was fantastic and the atmosphere was perfect. Couldn’t find a better venue than the salt shed and a better act the Jason Isbell I highly recommend it to whoever wants to get tickets for the next show. FYI by the premium seats enjoy

Great venue and great show. General admission is awesome. We were 5th row.

Or stinks a hole in one if you prefer that analogy (those who attended the show will get the reference). I completely enjoyed the concert put on by Jason Isabel and the 400 Unit, Set list was dominated by songs from their most recent album, Weathervane, and songs from Southeastern, his breakout solo album from 11 years ago. Great mix of Rock and Americana all in one show. I was not as impressed with the opening act. Singer was a little flat on high passages on some songs and drums were too loud in general. Drum sound I would think was more on the sound engineer than the band. Wanted to like them more than I did. First time at the salt shed. Very nice. good acoustics and the grandstand seats were comfortable with easy access to a bar and bathrooms. Made for a very comfortable experience. Would have loved to be closer to the stage but the price for the premium tickets were too much for me. I feel we got a good value and really enjoyed the show.

The Salt Shed venue was amazing and Jason Isbell was spectacular!! Great guitar skills. So happy I finally got to see him live

The Grand seats at the Salt Shed are extremely far away. I knew there was GA standing between the seats and the stage, but did not realize how far it was. With the large amount of fog on the stage, and dim lighting, sometimes I couldn't eve tell who was on stage. Standing in the GA is not an option for me; I'm only 5'2". Although Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit is my favorite band, I do not think I would attend a show here again. The band was stellar, as always. No complaints there. Another disappointment was the lack of food vendors. There was a single empanada truck OUTSIDE the venue, nothing else. I had to go outside after going through security to get something to eat, standing in 30º temperatures. Then go through security again to get back inside.

A brilliant show. Our best songwriter backed by a stellar band. They are not to be missed when they come to town.

This was the 8th time I've seen Jason Isbell over the past 10 years. I really can't say that I'm surprised, but, in all honesty, he just keeps getting better every time I see him. From start to finish, this was a wonderful set. The 400 Unit is one of the best bands out there, and they provide great sonic support to Jason's songs. The setlist was a nice blend of songs from Weathervanes, Southeastern, and a few assorted nuggets like Alabama Pines. The Salt Shed is a phenomenal venue, from acoustics to sight lines. It was a perfect spot to spend leap day with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. I can't wait for the next tour that brings him to Chicago.

Jason Isbell may be the best songwriter in America today. I’ve seen him with Drive By Truckers and with his band the 400 Unit many times over the years. The show I saw at the Kodak Center February 27 2024 was absolute best I have ever seen. The band is tight and Jason’s charisma is captivating. Can’t wait for the next time whenever that might be

Jason never disappoints, even when he has back-to-back shows, and his voice is a little tired. We didn’t care for the opening act called Palehound. When the 400 Unit hits the stage, the energy hits you and lifts you up. The first two songs were rather sad, but based on the reality of school shootings and opioid addictions. These songs are based on reality and hit you in the gut. The band is always in top form, and put on a great show.

You can count on Jason Isbell and company to put on a solid show. They are committed to bringing their best every time. You won’t be disappointed.

Kodak center rocks! Seats were great, music was beyond expectations. The light show - fantastic. We had a great time.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit may very well be the tightest touring band of our generation. They sounded incredible, and the acoustics of The Kodak Center certainly played as role as well. We were pleased that their setlist was nearly the same as their larger market shows. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening!

Jason Isbell is a true talent! He and his band are incredible musicians and I appreciate the way he lets everyone in the band shine. He also was very respectful of when someone in the audience had to be removed from the building…he stopped his song and had them turn the lights on so they could see what they were doing and asked the audience not to cheer. I enjoyed myself greatly and think he always puts on a great show!

Jason isbell is a 5 in my book. An unbelievable artist and lyricist. Combine him and the 400's and you will be blown away!! The reason that the is a 4 is because of the opening act, The Palehounds. Horrific! That 50 minutes of my life that I can't get back. Sorry!!! They are a NO for me (and a lot of the other surrounding fans. We couldn't wait for them to get off the stage.)

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit are one of the best bands out there and great live. Sadler Vaden is fantastic on guitar and Jason Isbell is as well. Great night of music in Portland, Maine.

I'm a huge fan of Jason as a song writer. But seeing him live is an amazing experience. He and the band are so good live. They sound so tight, with all the nuances of the albums, but all the energy and surprises of a great rock show. Go see them and bring a friend. you won't regret it. The State Theatre in Portland, ME is a nice little venue that sounded great that night. Very friendly staff. Easy in and out. We would definitely go back.

Another great concert by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. It was a sold out show and entry moved along pretty quickly. Lines for refreshments and bathrooms were not too long. All good.

I always loved Aimee Man’s music but hearing it live was a moving experience. Beautiful voice, tight, soulful and professional band. What a pleasure to have experience. Wish I had been able to get up to Homer to see the next nearest show on the tour. Will always regret that. Thank you, Aimee Mann and all those on stage. Unparalleled. Hope I get to see you again one day with your drummer!