Del McCoury Band Tickets

Del and the boys rocked (in bluegrass style) Headliners Music Hall. Del's voice compliments their music so well. If you have never been to a bluegrass show, I highly recommend these guys! They are pure musicians that have mastered the art of playing their respective instruments. Trampled by Turtles were great as well. A rock style of bluegrass that was very fast. I have no idea how these guys keep time. They will be huge one day!

WOW.....What a GREAT SHOW. I was not very familiar with Trampled By Turtles but they put on a very good show. A young band that has a little bit different bluegrass sound, But I enjoyed it. Worth checking out if you get the chance. Then on comes Del And The Boys....KNOCKOUT PUNCH !!!! Great Music. Knows how to put on a show. Great interaction with crowd, Beautiful singing, Long setlist.... I believe they about covered it all. If you have never seen Del And Boys live, You are missing a Great Band with alot of Music History....If you are a Music Lover (What Ever type you are into) You owe it to yourself too see Del And The Boys Live.

Opening act was pitifully bad, but Marty Stuart and his band were the best of Bluegrass. Del McCoury is the tradition and still sounds fine. The combination of Dixieland and and Bluegrass provided an occasion for a revealing musical conversation. First rate.

It was worth missing the first JETS playoff game!! This was some remarkable concert - the one you were really glad to be at. A packed house came to hear Del McCoury and the PHJB, wonderful individually, sublime when they joined forces. A standing ovation brought them back, and another saw them off. I had heard of, but not heard, the Jazz Band, and, truth be told, I am not all that into jazz, but I thoroughly enjoyed this show. The playing, and the joy on stage, was truly a treat to behold. As an aside, I read a lot of negative reviews of BB Kings in NYC, and just cannot agree. First, it's a concert venue, not a restaurant. As a venue, it is just fine - fair seating policy, good sightlines, super sound. The food is expensive, but you don't have to eat - only a $10 minimum at the tables (you can drink that easy). Also, while some portions may be small, the food is generally pretty good. It might be classified as a "tourist trap," but it's one that this NYC citizen does not hesitate to go to if I want to hear the performer. Mary Stuart "opened" with a set that was fun and musically wonderful. He is a great performer, and his band is good and fun to watch. The unannounced opener was an 18-year old by the name of Sarah Jarosz, who I had never heard of but will surely hear more of. Indeed, she's nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Instrumental Performance. A true original. Some good covers and even better original tunes. I'm a "senior" and just cannot get into Taylor Swift. This young lady was easy to like.

The acoustics were great, the crowd was into it, and the musicians were superb.

I thought I was signing up for Del and Preservation Hall- what I got was the most memorable four hour straight concert with more American originals than I have ever seen in one place at one time. A wonderful, extraordinary evening!

This concert was a birthday present to my husband. Best present I have ever gotten him! We enjoyed this concert so much we plan to go to the DEL FEST in the Spring, with the kids.

Del McCoury and his bluegrass band were so talented, fun, and accomodating to the audience. Thanks for a great experience.

Seen this band several times over the years. this was their best show yet.

Before the show started, Del popped his head out of the side door of the Birchmere and the crowd erupted in applause. They would do so countless times over the next 2 1/2 hours as Del McCoury and his band wowed us with their consummate musical ability. It is not often when you get to see multiple award winners performing simultaneously. Choreography played a role as the band moved about on stage to fully utilize the two free standing microphones. New songs were interspersed with old, including renditions of Vincent Black Lightning 1952, High on a Mountain, 40 acres an a Fool and Sweet Appalachia. When the concert ended the whole band gathered out front to greet fans and sign t-shirts, CDs and guitars. This concert reminded I and my friends that recordings cannot equal live performances and normal performers cannot equal masters of their craft. Long life and gracious thanks to Del for his lifetime of dedication to this great American music!