Charles Kelley Tickets

Although I'm not a huge Charles Kelley I am an Uber fan of Lady Antebellum so when I saw that Charles Kelley was doing an album and solo tour, I decided to check it out. I was not disappointed. First of all, I knew practically nothing about his tour mate, Josh Kelley, who happens to be his older brother and was surprised to find that he had a pretty good voice and some good songs. He was also quite the entertainer. He opened the show and of course, later Charles came out. Charles opened with one of my favorite tracks on the album, Dancing Around It and went on from there. I thought that since he was trying to promote his album, that he would sing every track on his album. Fortunately, he didn't and interspersed the tracks from his album with several Lady A tracks and even a couple of covers. Of course, his brother joined him at some point and that was kind of cool. Although I can't say that I would see either of them as solo acts again, it was a decent show and wasn't a bad way to spend an evening

Great small venue concert, the very first of The Driver Tour. Venue was nice. Charles played to the energetic crowd, mixing cuts from The Driver and some Lady A popular cuts. He did a great job entertaining between hits and worked the crowd very well. Best concert for $25 GA ticket. Got there 30 minutes before doors open and was able to get a place on the front rail.

We splurged for VIP experience tickets and it was honestly so good. Charles Kelley and his whole team were fun and kind. The acoustic set was amazing! Charles even brought out his brother Josh, who is a great singer but was hilarious. The band is also so talented. Everything was just awesome. I highly recommend.

Charles is an amazing entertainer, his vocals were top notch and his backing band was truly one of the best. Charles took the time to reach out to the crowd and shake hands as well as sign a few autographs. His new album is an easy listen with many memorable songs. He open with the well-crafted 'Dancing Around It'. I felt truly honored to see him up close at the House of Blues. His stage banter was funny and adding brother, Josh to the bill was a great decision. Those two need to record a duet! Ironically, I was a fan of Josh's first having seen him open for Collective Soul promoting his 'Special Company' cd. Josh has some great music himself. Really fun gig, so glad I went!

The venue was small, so no matter where you stood, it was a great view of the stage. Josh Kelley was very funny and talented. He was a great start to the evening. Charles Kelley did a perfect mix of his new album and Lady A favorites. He was very fan friendly and came out into the audience twice, even walking through the middle of the crowd. It was a perfect night and we highly recommend this show. Also the Filmore is a great location for performers and fans. We would def go again.

Charles Kelly & Jason G Rocked the House of Blues! Amazing !! They played an amazing set from the Driver CD and some great Lady A songs and a few great covers too!! It was such an intimate venue to see him in. Had a Meet & Greet that wonderful and Josh Kelley joined in too for an acoustic small set!! ;-)

This is a concert not to be missed. An intimate setting with two entertainers who were having the time of their lives and shared it with the audience. Outstanding music, wonderful personal interaction and FUN in a small setting. Definitely one of the best!

Charles was very good, relaxed, entertaining, played some Lady A. His band is tight, guitar player was excellent, seemed everyone in band helped with backup vocals. Filmore is a fun place to see shows. It was not sold out, lots of room to get around. Josh Kelkey opened and his performance was very good also.

Kelly was amazing, love him and Josh together. He did a bunch of Lady A with his solo music, totally cool. But I dislike very much standing only venues and the VIP seating is way overpriced. The food is close to inedible.

The show was absolutely amazaing...Both Josh & Charles deserve every bit of good that comes their way, the love between them and their fans is remarkable. I would go see them almost anywhere if I had the means...bring them back to Baltimore and I'll be there! Love, love, love them and how they interact with their fans.

The 6 man jam was different from a regular concert but not in a bad way. It was more intimate and I really enjoyed it. Would definitely go to something like this again.