Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange) Tickets

Beautiful event space. Would have prefered more seating, had to stand for the entire show. Music sounded great. They kept me entertained.

Just an awesome experience. Great show all around, superb musicians, perfect harmonys.

Beautiful venue which is close to my home. Watchhouse was outstanding vocals and musicianship I really enjoyed the concert and theCabot experience

The Cabot was a great venue - it was seated and calmer than most live music experiences but that was largely due to to low key style that is intertwined with who Watchhouse is. We LOVED it!

Just a beautiful 90 minutes of this musically gifted couple who were born to play together. Hard to believe this was their first live performance in 3 months. Opening act was just blah--gifted guitarist, terrible voice.

What a great show! Their voices are like honey for the soul.

Great venue. 1st Time at the 9:30 club. Opening act was incredible and watchhouse was better than we had anticipated. $9 for a warm / semi cold draft beer was our only complaint. If you get there when the doors open to get a decent view of the stage you will be on your feet for a minimum of three hours which needs to be considered for folks that just can’t stand that long.

A humble acting, yet spellbindingly artistic band. Great experience!

Such a great group of musicians. Flawlessly performed while having fun on stage. Would see them 100 times more

Wow! What a great show! So happy to see them again. We couldn’t have asked for a better performance. I hope they come back to Kalamazoo State Theatre again!

I've been to probably 20 to 25 concerts in my life...and I had never experienced one like this. ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL. What Watchhouse brought to the Moore Theatre was something magical. Almost unbelievable. To have 5 stringed instruments on one stage, that ALL complimented EACH other, with voices, all in perfect harmonies was astounding! I can hardly wait for Watchhouse to return again!

The music was great, both the opening act and Watchhouse. The sound was excellent, a fair few of the audience seemed familiar with the opening act and the headliners (not always the case, strangely enough). The lighting was unique and atmospheric, although occasionally the lights were directed straight out into the eyes of the audience, which should be avoided. The vaccine screenings were more or less efficient, although if IDs are going to be required by the venue, this should be part of the advance info, just so they can be ready. "Have your IDs ready" didn't become a litany of the security crew until it became obvious in the thicker line right before the starting time that many in the crowd weren't anticipating this. There were the usual numbskulls in the crowd who never wore their masks at any time, regardless of whether they were "actively" drinking, with zero attention or intervention by the venue. Not to mention the predictable percentage of idiots who can't seem to cover their noses, lol. Sure, in a month or so, masking won't be required (we hope). Sure, the venue did a thorough job in checking for vaccine status. But omicron is still about, vaccinated people (particularly the un-boosted) can still be carriers, and it doesn't take all that much just to protect yourself and others. One would like to think that anyone that appreciates this band and its musical sentiments would have some regard for the value of the folks around them.

Watch house was great! Love their music. They just get better and better and I really enjoy their diverse sound. Some wonderful musicians.

This was my 9-year-old daughters first concert. She & I are HUGE fans of the band, and she was sooooo excited! They even played her favorite song as their 2nd song on their setlist. I'm a single mom, and evenings like this are memories that I hope she keeps with her forever as she grows older. Great music, great crowd, great seats! We had a perfect evening together.

This is the second time I saw Watchhouse perform over the last couple of weeks. The show in Asheville offered a different song list and encore songs. Their band was great and Emily’s voice was as beautiful as usual when she was singing solo. Andrew even appeared to smile a few times while engaging with the audience! They are great! My only complaint is the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville sucks. It’s an embarrassment to the city. I saw Watchhouse in Knoxville at the Tennessee Theatre - a 2 hour drive and I would do that again before going to the Asheville dump.

What a fantastic concert. I have been looking forward to their coming for quite some time. Having great music nearby is one of the primary reasons I moved to Asheville 11 mos. ago. I can't begin to describe the talent laden upon that stage Friday night; it was marvelous! That goes for the entire group, not just Emily and Andrew. That's two concerts at your venue in two weeks. The event staff were super. I've been to many concerts (around the globe) in my 72 years. This one was one of the best.

I'm so glad we purchased tickets for this show. It's the first time I've seen a concert at Harrah's, so, I was pleasantly surprised at the intimate feel and good sound. The band was tight that night! As someone who's seen more shows than I can count, if you like bluegrass go see Watchhouse.

Thoroughly enjoyed the concert . logistics were easy and went effortlessly.

I first heard Watchhouse, then Mandolin Orange in Greenville a couple of years ago and began following. They have so much broadened their music and gotten so much better in the past couple years. We thoroughly enjoyed traveling to Asheville for the concert. will travel again to see.

Watchhouse was great. Audience not so much. Most were not wearing masks and many were getting up and going for food and drinks, which they brought back to their seats. Very distracting. Would suggest better mask enforcement and no food or drinks in auditorium.