Colter Wall Tickets

the venue was BEAUTIFUL, it wasn’t huge which is what made it so enjoyable, any seat you got was a good seat in my opinion. and aw man colter wall? he sounds just like he does on his recordings, amazing vibes, wonderful performance, all of it!

Not sure who is at fault, but we could not hear the music very well. We let the venue know multiple times about the situation but it never improved. We stuck it out through two opening acts and after 4 songs into Colter's set it became obvious nothing was being done to address the issue so we left for a nearby watering hole. About 20 minutes later we were joined by other disappointed attendees who informed us the sound situation got worse due to feedback issues. Bummer of an evening.

Great venue & gig, unfortunately the sound levels dreadful for the first 3 songs, audience were shouting to turn it up, we couldn't hear the vocals 2/3rds back - I guess the sound check or atmospherics were off.

The venue itself was stellar and clean. The sound for the concert openers and the first 3 songs for the main show were horrible. The sound did get some better, but overall not a great event due to the sound quality and being able to hear. Hoping there are better sound engineers for future shows.

The venue was beautiful inside the quarry. The seats were placed so you could see the stage from every seat. The performers were so nice and their performance surpassed any expectation. They all came out for an encore which was very exciting. Had a blast and would go again.

Absolutely Incredible! Colter & the gang killed it, not to mention the location which definitely elevated the experience. Everyone sounded 10x better live than on Spotify or any streaming service, which just made me like them even more! Can’t get anymore Country than that. They’re definitely keeping country music alive and thriving. Hope to see them live in the near future!

Colter Wall has to be the most humble country artist on the planet. Delivered the best performance I have ever seen. His style seems to be of a dying breed but is genuine and obviously still attracts thousands of fans including myself.

It took them 4 or 5 songs to get the sound decent. It just seemed like they never did get it right.

I don't know if they blew a speaker out or what but the sound was terrible. Worst I've ever seen. Could barely hear the music let alone Colter Wall. I love Colter and the blue note still, and will continue to support them.

We have been wanting to see Colter Wall for a long time not. Our schedules finally allowed it. We were so grateful to not have to travel to a large venue. Something was wrong with the microphones though. The first act was very hard to hear, middle was fine and the main act sounded like he was under water. The microphone kept popping and screeching.

Sound was a struggle for the opener and for the headline act. Chants of "turn up the volume"started a few times which resulted in high-pitched feedback. We left mid-set during the headliner bc we could not hear along with dozens of others. It's unlikely that I would go see this artist in an open-air venue again.

The venue that put this concert on had terrible sound system issues. Feedback on the mics when Colter was on stage. The two openers and Colter you couldn’t hear them singing. Could hear the band and music fine. But couldn’t hear any of the lyrics. It was no fault of the entertainers. 100% the venues fault. Doubt I ever go back. Hopefully Colter comes somewhere else in central MO besides the bluenote.

The weather was perfect and the crowd was excited but sadly the sound was not good at all, you could barely hear!! I love Colter Wall but the songs he chose to sing were unfamiliar. We would have stayed longer if he had played at least one of his popular songs ~ I took both of my adult kids for my daughter’s birthday and we were sadly disappointed ~ we left after probably the 8th song. People were pouring out of the venue. Hopefully next time will be better.

Attending the Colter Wall concert in Columbia, Missouri, was something I had been looking forward to for months. As a long-time fan of his unique blend of country, folk, and Western music, I was excited to experience his live performance. Unfortunately, what should have been an incredible night of music was overshadowed by severe sound issues that plagued the majority of the concert. The evening started off on a high note with two warm-up acts that really set the stage. The first opener was enjoyable, but it was Corb Lund who truly stood out. His energy and stage presence were impressive, and, importantly, his sound was clear and well-balanced. Despite the anticipation of hearing Colter Wall, I found myself pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed Corb Lund’s set. His vocals came through beautifully, and each instrument was distinguishable. No audio problems here, and it was the perfect start to what I hoped would be a great night of live music. However, everything went downhill the moment Colter Wall took the stage. The sound issues that became immediately apparent during the first third of his performance were almost unbearable. Wall’s deep, rich voice, which is a defining feature of his music, was nearly drowned out by poorly mixed audio and an obvious lack of sufficient speakers. For a venue of this size and a crowd this large, there simply weren’t enough speakers to adequately distribute the sound. It was frustrating to see such a talented artist struggling to connect with the audience because many of us simply couldn’t hear him well enough. The first third of Wall’s performance was marred by these technical problems. The vocals were muffled, the instruments sounded unbalanced, and the whole set felt off. I could see others around me visibly disappointed and straining to catch the nuances of his performance, but the audio issues made that impossible. Given the size of the venue, it was baffling that the organizers hadn’t accounted for the appropriate number of speakers to ensure everyone could enjoy the concert. Thankfully, things began to improve during the middle third of the show. It seemed like the sound crew had finally recognized the issues and made adjustments. Wall’s voice began to shine through more clearly, and the balance between his vocals and the instruments improved significantly. While it wasn’t perfect, it was much better than the rocky start. By this point, I could actually enjoy the songs I came to hear, but it was hard to forget the poor first impression. By the final third of the concert, it felt like things had mostly worked themselves out. Wall’s iconic baritone voice, the steel guitar, and the fiddle finally blended together in a way that showcased his music in the way it deserved. Unfortunately, the damage had already been done. Many in the audience, myself included, had spent too much of the concert frustrated and disappointed by the earlier sound issues. In conclusion, while Colter Wall himself put on a solid performance and the warm-up acts, especially Corb Lund, were fantastic, the sound issues seriously detracted from the experience. It’s a shame that a concert so highly anticipated by so many was undermined by poor planning and inadequate sound equipment. If future shows in Columbia can’t guarantee a better audio setup, I’d hesitate to attend again.

From what I could hear, all three artists were on point. But the sound was horrible. We were next to people who drove nearly three hours and they left after 5 songs because they couldn’t hear the Colter sing. It sounded like half the speakers were off. We could hear the band better a block away then in front of the stage.

Colter has an amazing voice but the venue was terrible. You couldn’t hear him even while next to the stage. It was clear the and was aware of the sound issues as they would stop to check mics but nothing changed. It sounded as though they were whispering. Additionally, the Blue Note had people commenting their very valid complaints on their Facebook page and they decided to delete the entire post. Huge disappointment and a waste of $200 (for 3 tickets). I will NEVER go to another concert on 9th street at the Blue Note.

Noeline and Corb did a great job opening, as Colter went on it was clear the venue was having some sound issues and Colter was clearly frustrated. A couple minutes into the issues him and the boys threw out koozies into the crowd and told us they'd be back once the issues were solved. After about a 10 minute impromptu intermission Colter proceeded to put on a phenomenal show as he always does, this being my third time seeing him live.

The sound was off on Saturday. They had some issues getting the sound rights or any sound at all. Sunday the sound was great. It still amazes me that people talk thru the whole show. Why are they there if they are not interested in listening to the artist. Kettle House is a great place to see a show. I just wish people would shut up and listen

Left after an hour and half of him only playing from Little Songs, and Western Waltzes and other punchy songs. Like he forgot the songs/albums that got him where he is. I’ve been a fan since 2015, I saw him in 2018, which was amazing, but this show was a huge let down, and felt like a gotcha moment, after spending $600 on two tickets. It was not worth it.

Overall the concert was amazing. The amphitheater was great the employees were amazing.. the biggest downfall was all the pot being smoked. It was horrible and for people with allergies or just sensitivities is miserable. I know it’s an outside venue and it’s legal, but I really wish you could have a separate section for all the pot heads cause I do not care to get a contact high and be miserable