Dave Rawlings Machine Tickets

Excelant show, would recommend to everyone. Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch (both Berklee Alumni) perform and surround themselves with the very best artists for their genre. Willie Watson has a very unique voice and is a very talented musician. (I look forward to seeing his solo work). John Paul Jones (A rock legend) impressed me his versatility and his willingness to stand in the shadows! Paul Kowert, like Willie Watson, I'm unfamiliar with, but demonstrated a very good voice (when called upon) and very musically inclined. Both have associated themselves with very talented people.

The music as good. Expected more than a glorified salute to Dave Rawlings. Had hoped that Willie Watson would be singing more of his own songs instead of being part of the entire set. There was no connection between Dave and the audience. Awkward silence while instruments were tuned. Won't be attending any of Dave or Gillian concerts.

Two 1 hour plus sets! They didn't want to stop after the last set, so they just kept on with the encore! Great entertainment, people we talked to flew in from Ft. Lauderdale, talked to others from Wisconsin, New Orleans etc. This band draws from all over!

Amazing! You can't beat Dave Rawlings Machine for a live show. My face hurt at the end of the night from smiling. Pure pleasure to watch! The Ryman is one of the best places to see a show.

Awesome show. One of best I've seen at Ryman in many years!

From the first song "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" through the many standing ovations, Dave Rawlings Machine brought down the Ryman. Wow what a performance. Great stuff.

Among the best shows I've ever seen. Incredible musicianship.

This was a wonderful show!!!! I would recommend this to everyone !

Dave Rawlings, Gillian Welch, John Paul Jones, Willie Watson, and Paul Kowert rolled the Machine into Nashville and put on an amazing show! They performed standards such as "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", "This Land is Your Land", they covered Bob Dylan's "Queen Jane Approximately", Neil Young's "Cortez, the Killer", Led Zeplin's "Goin' to California", and the "Go To Sleep Little Baby" a Capella refrain from "Oh Brother Where Art There". They performed many of Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch's catalogue. They played over 3 hours with only one brief intermission. They gave 3 encores. The audience was absolutely spellbound. The Machine genuinely appeared to be having a great time. This is one of the best shows we've seen in years!

Was a tremendous concert, with a truly outstanding group of musicians. Should have picked up tickets for both nights, back to back. John Paul Jones was a special treat. Glad to see he received the recognition during his introductions from David.

This group of musicians not only has incredible vocal talent, but with John Paul Jones on mandolin and Dave Rawlings' magical guitar, it is too good to miss.

The venue was great, not as many people showed up as I thought would and everyone was on the floor, which was great. I wish they would have turned up John Paul Jones's mic before the second half of the show. David was fantastic and Willie Watson was great. I love acoustic music and this is one of the best.

The Dave Rawlings Machine did not disappoint! They gave us their all with amazing instrumentals and vocals. Songs like Sweet Tooth, Ruby, The Weight, Cortez the Killer, To be Young...and so many more certainly kept the House Alive and Thankful to be in the right place at the right time! Thank you for such an amazing show Gilliian Welch, Dave Rawlings, John Paul Jones, Paul Kowert and Willlie Watson!

Awesome show and I've already told friends they must catch Dave Rawlings Machine if they play nearby.

Easily one of the top 5 shows I've ever seen and I've seen hundreds of concerts. Dave Rawlings is the best guitar player in that style I've seen. John Paul Jones and Gillian Welch and Willie Watson are all so talented as well. Bravo!

Dave was great, and so was Gillian, and John Paul Jones was wonderful too. Good mix of Dave tunes, Gil/Dave songs, classics and covers with fine sound in two sets. Problem was, the crowd in the theater seats stood throughout--those on the sides stayed seated. Never saw this before, and I did not appreciate it, nor did my friend with rheumatoid arthritis. The usher refused to do anything. :(