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Venue was really nice with plenty of space and even couches and a little social area downstairs from the concert area. The band's were amazing and this night could not have been any better!!!
Cloud Cult is an amazing band with a ton of energy! They are mesmerizing to watch and I loved every moment of their show.
I LOVE how Cloud Cult brings swells of emotion to their music, and how they are able transition you into other emotions or energies of joy, brokenness, and resilience... Each member of the band is an incredible visual, musical, and human artist. And their sound tech crew blends a killer balance for instrumental highlights and lyrical leading. LOVE the band, Love the painting, Love the sound, Love the philosophy. Thank you Cloud Cult for being my soundtrack.
The show Cloud Cult put on at the Historic State Theater was a wonderful surprise! Although the vocals got a bit swept away by the guitar and violin a couple of times, overall everything was pretty tight. It was the first time I saw them personally, and I was quite impressed by the amount and quality of rock and roll they pounded out.
This performance was their best I've seen so far. They played some from their new album, and some favorites from earlier works, too. The sound was balanced for the great acoustics of the State Theater. And the light show was epic ! So much energy ! I will see them whenever they are near the Cities. Looking forward to seeing the new movie, too
The band played with energy . They were tight. The lights were great. Their songs are so inspirational. An unforgettable evening.
My favorite live performance of their song "Car Crash" to date. This is my 23rd time seeing Cloud Cult perform. Great connection for a seated event. So much energy & amazing that Craig & the band played a double set to make up for price gouging on ticketmaster.
The show was absolutely fabulous! I'm a newbie when it comes to Cloud Cult, so I didn't know any of the songs, but it didn't matter. I loved the whole show (as did the two teenagers who were with me)! I'll definitely see them again!
this band came highly recommended by my son. The first I heard of them was at my sons wedding. this concert was not what I had expected. they played mostly new songs to promote their new album. the guitar was wire and very loud. I was prepared to hear ballads and moderate rock not hard rock. I will not be seeing them again.
If you've never been to one of their concerts you really should go. A lot of energy and the whole band is really part of the show.
Gained in momentum, enthusiasm, and warmth as concert proceeded. Early in concert the bass (guitar sustain was too much) swamped the upper register and the harmonies and instrumentation - improved as concert went by. There really is nothing to compare with a CloudCult concert. They function and project at a high level throughout and really stay fresh and attuned to each other and the audience. Awesome new songs and just enough old familiars for longer term fans.
If you are interested in artistic, harmonic, multi-instrumental, progressive and emotionally genuine music, go see Cloud Cult. Words are inadequate to describe the experience, but if you go, I'm certain you'll be glad you did.
The Cloud Cult acoustic set was fantastic and their music, filled with messages of spirituality, went great with the venue.
I have been to several Cloud Cult shows, but this one tops the list of of best shows of all time. Cloud Cult opened for themselves with an acoustic set and then took a break and came back and did an entirely different electric set. The acoustic set helps you experience the music in a whole new way. The intimate setting of the Synagogue really helps to put you in a mental space to feel the emotion behind the music and connect with it in a way that is more powerful than one of their regular shows.
Great venue, awesome live music, top notch performance.
just overall awesome, between the acoustic set and the rockin' finale, and the artwork appearing in the background. Crowd was just what I might imagine as followers of the band -- very mellow and respectable of one another. I enjoyed seeing the music made and learning which instruments came in where.
This was my first Cloud Cult show and it was mind blowing. The skill and energy of the band coupled with the atmosphere and GIANT sound made for an unparalleled experience. The blend of voice and instrument was perfect. I can't imagine how difficult it was to blend all of those elements with no evidence of the sounds competing. To put it simply.... GO SEE CLOUD CULT
When I first entered the acoustic set of Cloud Cult, I was not impressed. I felt the music was forced and the ambiance of having painters working behind the band contrived. As the first set moved on though, the quality of the performance seemed to intensify and make a very tangible connection with the audience. By the end of the first set I was hooked and sad to see them move on to their "regular" venue. The second set was great-ill fitted to the Sixth and I venue-but totally enjoyable and fresh. As lovely as the Sixth is, I didn't feel that it allowed for much "release" of energy from the crowd (there are pews.) In the end, I would definitely return to The Sixth and I Synagogue or to see Cloud Cult, just not the two combined.
This band, combined with this venue, was amazing. They performed two sets, and acoustic set and an electric set. Despite my misgivings about an acoustic set, it was even more amazing than the electric set. The place, combined with the beautiful usage of the instruments combined to form a harmonious almost tear jerking performance. Everything combined brilliantly.
Amazing. The show was amazing. The venue was great. Parking was the only issue. It was kind of a pain. We left extra time to find parking so we were fine. Can't wait to go see Cloud Cult again.
