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Great venue and the band sounded terrific. However, they only played for 70 minutes. Other dates on this tour show at least five more songs per show. Too bad. We all left wanting more.
Great performance.. would see again met him outside and got his autograph and all the band members too.
Wow, low energy, poor sound, sleep walk. Shadow of his former self with Black Crows.
They came out, jammed for 2+ hours and they were absolutely fantastic.
Don't miss Chris Robinson Brotherhood! I've never experienced anything like it before, the whole vibe of the band & the crowd was unforgettable!!
Thunderstorms ended up being a good thing as it brought the band inside and enabled us all - band and fans - to rock together in one intimate sweaty jam.
These guys are amazing, if you are a fan of the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, The Byrds, The Black Crows, You will be a fan of CRB! Chris, Neil, and Adam unite and the fireworks begin. Go see them and you will want to follow the tour guaranteed.
I had never seen them. I was going in to it hoping and expecting to kick it to at least a little bit of Black Crowes music. Wrong. Not that this was bad but just left wanting to rock a little harder. The songs were good, and the music was very well played. The covers of Old Crow and Grateful Dead were great.
If you're going to see Chris Robinson and expect the black crows, just stay home. We did our research before buying tickets and thought...wow, something a little different. That's what we got. Long-drawn-out songs that all sounded very similar. The band did not engage with the audience at all. Never addressed anyone in the time that we stayed. Perhaps they finally said hello to the crowd but we had already walked out.
The show was great. The crowd was very Friendly and the sound was good.
Chris Robinson Brotherhood exhibits a fine blend of rock n roll. Combining the raw earth energy of the Black Crowes and the jamibility of the Greatful Dead. Soulful, searing and energetic guitar playing by Neal Casal and top notch keyboard by Adam Mcdougal made songs interesting and mesmerizing. The vocals by Mr. Chris Robinson as astounding as ever. Their cover of Come Together by the Beatles was better than the original and I hadn't heard such a good version since seeing Aerosmith do it back in the early eighties. The original songs however, were definitely the highlights of the evening.
Great musicianship, great singing, feel good otherworldly jam banding anchored by solid blues and country musical hooks. Powerful, fun and tight band.
I've been folllowing the Chris Robinson Brotherhood since I heard "Rosalee" on the radio through various means of social media, videos, etc. This was my frist time seeing them live however. And it was pure insanity. I expected it to be a little more relaxed like the Dead, but they regularly crossed the line to an almost Almman Brothers like jam. Fast, head bobbing, and lots of guitar work. The venue was, surprisingly, rather small. The Deluxe room in the basement of the Old National Centre is a rather interesting set up. It's just a little general admission room with the stage. I got to be front row, dead center, and I was probably less that 8 feet for the stage. Purely insane. I made eye contact with the he band often throughout the show. The intimacy blew me away. I'd love to see another show here.
Another awesome show by CRB. Loved the small room, up close and in your face feel of the show.
I enjoyed the band and music. I will say I was spoiled in the past by the Black Crowes in a similar small venue where they floored me, far exceeding expectations. I liked the jams and interactions within the band but didn't think the music was as strong. Still though, good times.
I was very disappointed in the show overall. I expected better. the band was lead by the keyboard player all night and I really was not impressed with the guitar play. Chris, please make up with your brother and get the Crowes back!!!
Love seeing these guys in this small venue! They are so right as musicians and you can see the smiles on their faces as they are just giving everything they've got! Can't wait until the next time!
I was really looking forward to this show as I've become a bigger fan of CRB's with each new release. The show was supposed to start at 8PM but the band didn't take the stage until 8:40. They sounded great but at 9:35, after playing for less than an hour, Chris announced they were taking a "quick" break. I'm not sure what his idea of "quick" is but we left at 10:15 after the band was still "on break" after more than 35 min. I expect a lot more from a seasoned professional such as Chris.
the small venue at the Sherman allowed a show with a close, tight feel with the band. Neil played his ass off. Kinda loud with the keyboards, but Chris has the voice of a great rock n roll band.
I love this band. The venue was perfect size for their audience, opener Samantha fish was great too. I would definitely go see another "party in the park" concert, the only thing I'd do differently is not purchasing 4 tickets in advance, just pay the 5$ cash at the entrance, (because my crew couldn't go). Then people didn't want to buy the tickets from me because they didn't think they were real... Lesson learned, no one buys tix in advance for this place!
