Flatland Cavalry Tickets

Flatland Calvary at the Union event center was a great show, the band sounded great and a shout out to the staff at the Union, they went above and beyond to make the experience even better.

They put on a great performance. Just wish the times were more dialed in lots of sitting around waiting for Kaitlin Butts, then another long wait for them

Music was great and the Choctaw Casino was a great place to see them!

Fantastic show. Engaged crowd. Tight set. Signed every autograph with a smile.

They were one of the best ive seen in a long time. The engaged with the audience. Played their hearts out. Thier audio including voice was just as good as a recorded studio sound. There was nothing fake about them. Cannot wait till I see them again live.

Third time seeing Flatland Calvary and always a great time. Very inclusive with the crowd and when the band members stay to meet the audience it’s always a personal interaction.

I love Flatland Cavalry. I have seen the two times at the Fimlore, and they never disappoint! The Filmore is an amazing space for concerts and they are very caring for every person. I bought pre-show tickets so I was able to go to the bar first which had awesome drinks. We were let in before the general admission so I was in the second row! It was an amazing experience, and I can't wait to hopefully see them there again soon! Much love for Flatland Cavalry and The Filmore.

We drove 3.5 hours to catch the closest Flatland Cavalry concert, and it was worth all the miles and expense. They put on a really great show. You could tell that the artists were truly grateful to the audience, and were genuinely having fun.

The venue is small enough to have an intimate experience and Flatland Calvary was amazing! Thebrosfresh were an added bonus to the show!

...and I don't know what the other 4 are. I have probably been to over a thousand performances at various venues or bars all over the world in my almost 50 years. To see Flatland so buttoned up in this great venue, a mere 7 years after I learned of them (as they opened up for William Clark Green at Last Exit Live in Phoenix) and 6 years after I saw them at Mile0Fest in KeyWest, completely captivating fans new and others that have been along for the ride, was amazing. I say all this, despite that they didn't even play 5 or more songs that are "hits"in my mind. A sign of a great artist and songwriter is one that fills the set with their storytelling, moves some to tears, makes others laugh and everyone sing along for almost two hours - and yet, are left yearning for more. Flatland will endure as long as they so choose because of their connection and their songs' connections with the fanbase - which will only grow in time. So glad I made it out on a "school night"and was able to bring three others to their first Flatland experience.