Brother Cane Tickets

One of the best live shows I’ve seen. Musicianship was phenomenal. Always loved their hits, but didn’t realize they were this good. Very underrated band. Great vocals and sounded as good today as 30 years ago.

For anyone that remembers this great band from the 90s, if you saw and loved them back then, they are even better now. They played music from all three albums and even a couple of new songs. Brother Cane put on a great show. Looking forward to the next time they go on tour.

Great show. Stone Horses opened the show, and I was really impressed. They put together a great rock show. Initially I bought these tickets because Jared James Nichols was supposed to open, but never showed up. Even up to a week before he was still advertised as the opener, but all and all, no complaints here. Minglewood is a great venue to see a show, but the main hall was closed, and another room with a side stage was the venue. What a treat. I can’t tell how many people were there, but maybe 150 tops. It was like we were at a private show. So awesome. Brother Cane had some new music, and I was impressed, because I thought this style of rock was dead, but the soul is still there. My wife who likes country, started downloading their album after the show. Brother Cane has a new fan. Great show. I’m glad it turned out the way it did, and I hope to go to more shows in that room.

Great show at a fantastic venue. My 1st time ever seeing Brother Cane and thoroughly enjoyed it. Would go see them again in a heartbeat. Definately see them if you have the chance.

Mars music hall was great , Brother Cane just done soo awesome!!

It’s quite apparent when a band is on point with their playing, singing and overall performance. These guys were fantastic. My brother has been following this band for years. When Brother Cane booked a show here in Leesburg, he wanted tickets so I bought four VIP in the hopes that he would be able to make the show. Well, he and his girlfriend drove 17 from Independence Kansas, arrived about 3 hours before the show and we all got to see an awesome rocking example of perfection!! The venue was the Tally Ho Theater and I was plesently surprised with a new VIP section floor plan! This provided more ideal seating than the last arrangement. The bar needs to make Margaritas! If I had any recommendations it would be to double check the lead singers audio from the VIP stage vantage point. Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s speaker arrangement or overall acoustics but I’ve experienced the same thing with multiple bands while sitting in the elevated VIP section. The lead singer’s audio much lower compared to the rest of the band, making it hard to hear. Lastly, some additional padding on the VIP seats would be nice. Sitting on near bricks for five hours isn’t very comfortable. Overall, I had an awesome experience. I will see these guys again and visit the Tally Ho again in the future!! Cheers!!

I had seen Brother Cane in Rainsville back in the 90s then I seen them at the Gibson 75th anniversary with Pat Travers Fleetwood Mac and kiss and now I thought they put on a damn good show the other night

Great Band...Great Show; however, who ever was on the sound board was either deaf or just maxing the volume. It did not need to be as loud as it was. I've seen other acts in that venue who perfectly moderated the sound and it was great...this, not so much

Damon is as great as ever. Performing hit after hit after hit. The show was absolutely fantastic.

These guys are amazing musicians and the sound of Brother Cane will never get old. We feel privileged to have been at one of last weekend’s reunion shows. Can’t wait for more!