Dark Star Orchestra Tickets

Three sets, over 3 1/2 hours of music, He's Gone-->The Other One-->Space-->Stella Blue, nuff said

Well it was another grate night and grooving all around. The venue was awesome like always and DSO started things with a nice Acoustic Set and led into a grate Electric set. We got to hear many good ol dead songs and they lit the place up. Friends abound and dancing everywhere made for a night to remember.

Great show...added a surprise 3rd set after opening with an acoustic first set. Best one I have ever seen and great vibe again at the Electric Factory.

Dark Star Orchestra played an incredible show Thursday. This was my first Dark Star show and it was far better than I anticipated. The way they play is uncanny, not for a second do you feel like you are watching a tribute band. I was also very impressed with the venue. The Electric Factory really doesn't look like much from the outside, but the inside exceeds expectations. Plenty of room in the General Admission area. There were tons of people, but all the people at jam band shows are unique so it's a great experience to be there and dance with them. My only complaint is that we got scammed into parking like 3 blocks away for 10 bucks. We could have parked right outside the theater for 5. But oh well.

This band is the greatest rock and roll band touring today.

The venue is great with friendly security, and plenty of bars to get your drink on. Darkstar was increadable playing two epic sets with plenty of energy to go around! Can't wait for the next time they come to town!! Be Grateful

What a great show! These guys are great, I drove almost two hours to see them and it was well worth it!

That was such an unbelievably intense show!!! Every song gave my husband and me the WOW factor! Great sound and light show... thanks to all. We were at a sweet spot on the balcony in an isolated spot near the fire exit with nothing but music and room to dance our hearts out, they are at the top of their game right now ,I don t see how they can get any better and I m sure they will ,Lisa s vocals were weak last night and she had a sore throat ,didn t come out during around and around but played harp on easy wind ,good time to end the tour

Darkstar was AMAZING! They kept us dancing all night long. I am eagerly awaiting their next show at the State!

The Band had several moments where they played with incredibly intense energy! They are truly doing justice to Grateful Dead Music!

Saw the Dead over 100 times and this band brought back some grest memories, from the first to last note really sounded like it was the GD.

This was their last stop on the current tour. Played their own show, this is the second time we have seen them when they did not recreate a Dead show and we enjoyed both shows very much. The second set was incredible, danced the whole time!!

Great show to end their tour. exceeded expectations - super energy and sound - awesome crowd. Good fun

I make a point of it to see this band several time each year. Dark Star never disappoints. They execute what was brilliant about the GD flawlessly. This show was terrific and it was great to have them back in Maine at the State (which is nice now also).

I have been to 40 years of dead shows and I really dont dig inside shows but if you could have seen the freaky chick I went with you would have changed your waYS TOO!! But seriously folks.Just for a second though,they were fantastic I was hoping for Ripple for the oncore but ALL IN ALL IT JAMMED!!!!

Excellent show! An opportunity to remember the good old days, and a chance to make new memories!! Loved it!

Dark Star put on a great show. Was disappointed they didn't pick a particular Dead set to play (instead playing an original set). Also wish they incorporated their girl singers in a few more of their songs. Overall, performance was good and I would see them again.

This show was absolutely amazing. The band played superb, venue was great aas well.

I took my son to see DSO with low expectations. I figured, how can a modern band replicate the greatness of the Dead? They didn't. Instead, we were floored by the incredibly refined musical performance. The superbly balanced accousics of Albany's beautiful Palace Theater and the spirited friendly audience made for a wonderful experience. There was one unfortunate negative when one particularly aggressive security person leaned over me to reach a young lady sitting behind me and addressed her in an abusive manner. I'm puzzled why that happened for no apparent reason. If it was remotely necessary why was it done in a manner that scared the daylights out of me and certainly was unprofessional.

If never experienced the Grateful Dead in concert after seeing the Dark Star Orchestra you'll have a very good idea of how the Dead were live & better understand why Deadheads often saw them hundreds of times. The Deadheads in the audience make the show; getting into the music & grooving to it all the way through. I also developed an understanding of why it would be impossible for the Dead to go on after Jerrys' passing. He was the spiritual leader of the band & played a hypnotic guitar. My highlights from the restaging of the 9/16/90 show at Madison Square Garden (which, BTW, were the first shows with Bruce Hornsby on keyboards): Hell In A Bucket, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Deal, Iko Iko, Morning Dew & Baby Blue. If you've never experienced the Dead in concert, go see the DSO. You'll get a full understanding of what it was like to see the Grateful Dead live.