The Avett Brothers Tickets
Sugar Land, TX
Overall Rating
4.7
By GrowlerWil
Outstanding show, but the venue...
PNC Arena - Raleigh
We absolutely LOVED the Avett Brothers' New Years show in Raleigh. They really know how to bring it, with 27 total songs and tons of energy! The PNC arena, though, leaves some things to be desired. It was really cold inside (because of the ice, maybe?), the fog machines left a really strong and unpleasant smell in the air, and at the end of the show the lights were all brought on fully and suddenly in a jarring way. A little more forethought would have gone a long way!
By Pam
The Avette Brothers are amazing
PNC Arena - Raleigh
Best musical show we have seen in a long time. I can't wait to see them again. We loved the midnight celebration of dropping balloons.
By Duke T.
Best show yet!!
PNC Arena - Raleigh
The care and love that the Avett Brothers put into every one of their concerts is fantastic. However, the New Year’s Eve concert is always over the top special. This is my fifth show and I would dare say the best yet!! Love the energy and pure sound.
By Kiffa
NYE joy
PNC Arena - Raleigh
I finally made it to the Avett Bros NYE concert and it did NOT disappoint. Excellent experience, great songs, memorable balloon drop. Marcus King was fantastic and the absolute cherry on top of a sweet treat concert. Staff at stadium was helpful and friendly. Parking was well directed and smooth. The crowd was happy and peaceful. An overall feel good time. 10/10
By PH
Awesome show, go if you can!
PNC Arena - Raleigh
The Avett Brothers put on a great New Year's Eye concert in their home. Loved the flow of songs throughout the setlist as well as the lighting. The celebrations as the clock struck midnight were impressive as well. As suggested above definitely go if you are able! You will not regret it.
By Mary
A beautiful experience
PNC Arena - Raleigh
My son, daughter, and I had a rough year. We decided to treat ourselves and get VIP tickets to our favorite band for their NYE concert. My daughter had been to this concert several times before and explained that there is an undeniable atmosphere of kindness and love in every Avett Brothers concert. She was so very right. With every song they sing, the Avett Brothers sing from a special place in their soul that permeates your heart. We made so many friends, many of which were also mothers and their sons/daughters. The Avett Brothers’ music is heartfelt, healing, fun and beautiful. I could not have thought of a better way to ring in the new year than being at this concert. I plan on going every year, as well as every Avett Brothers concert in between.
By GS
Awesome
PNC Arena - Raleigh
Have wanted to attend this event for the last few years and finally did. We loved it!
By The Dude
Fun
PNC Arena - Raleigh
Only negative was that they didn’t play my favorite song of theirs (February 10) but, instead, played some “moldy oldies” (like Will The Circle Be Unbroken). …Sigh.
By RSA3
New Year's with the Avett Brothers
PNC Arena - Raleigh
This was the third New Year's we spent with the Avett Brothers. Looking forward to spending the rest of our New Year's with them.
By BB
Must attend
PNC Arena - Raleigh
Have been to almost 20 Avett concerts over the last twelve years and if you are a fan this is something you have to do at least once. Somehow they take their live experience to another level, it's magic.
Bio
Avett Brothers Concert Schedule and Tour
Growing up in Concord, North Carolina, and influenced by Bob Dylan, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and Neil Young, brothers Scott Avett on banjos and Seth Avett on guitars formed The Avett Brothers with standup bassist Bob Crawford in 2001, and released their first studio album Country Was in 2002, as well as live concert album that same year. Their stripped down, folky sound has a maudlin but warm vibe, full of gorgeous melodies and bluegrass jingle jangle. 2003's A Carolina Jubilee followed on Ramseur Records, as well as 2004’s Mignonette, which further polished their sound with graceful harmonies. In between a relentless concert and touring schedule, the band managed to record 2006’s Four Thieves Gone: The Robbinsville Sessions and The Gleam EP, in addition to a second live album, between tours before releasing their 2007 album Emotionalism. This garnered a lot of critical acclaim and caught the attention of Rick Rubin, who signed the band to his American Records label and produced their follow-up 2009’s I and Love and You, expanding their sound and bringing the band to new heights. Their seventh full-length album The Carpenter, also produced by Rubin, came out in 2012, debuting at #4 on the Billboard Top 200 and earning their first Grammy nomination. The Avett Brothers latest, Magpie and the Dandelion, was released in October 2013 and is full of pop charisma and folk soul that has been enchanting ticket holders and pulling at their heartstrings with its raw energy and intimacy.