Gov't Mule Tickets

Great Band, Great Sets, Great Crowd, Great Place!!! Who Knew ( : That was so swwwwwweeeeettt! Warren's voice just is more amazing every show and a fine band musical tribute to this masterpiece of an album composition. Incredibly beautiful Doves as well!! And as for the rest... Well, Quintessential GM... If I had to explain it you wouldn't understand... Come Back Guys, Come Back Would love to here you play a tribute to SPIRIT sometime. Was my first show at the renovated Fox... Nothing but Class!! Just wish Bart would run til closing time... HELLO!!

What a joke! These fools played The Who covers for the WHOLE night. What the hell were you thinking, Warren? Why would I pay good money to hear The Who for the entire night. Yeah, no one gave you an ovation for an encore because no one wanted to hear more of that crap. In fact, you guys packed up, turned on the lights, and got out of there right after the last note. Hopefully you felt some shame for your performance or lack thereof. I saw these guys a couple times in LA and was impressed. What the hell happened? That was probably one of the worst concerts I've ever attended. I was embarrassed to expose my friends to that sorry excuse for a show.

Gov't Mule always put on a great show, but their Halloween shows are extra special. They did not disappoint this year, and continued their Halloween tradition of covering a classic band by playing The Who's "Who's Next" in it's entirety for the first set. The second set was a perfect mix of old and new Mule songs. Fantastic sound, a beautiful venue; this concert couldn't have been better.

How can a band be so damn good? Starting the show with 'Who's Next' and using the Who logo was brilliant. The Mule plays the type of music that works its way in to your heart...... because it is heart felt.... very satisfying Great Halloween show

Great show as alway's and as alway's, the unexpected when they came out and played "The Who's Next" album in it's entirety.....

My 8th Mule show, 12th Warren Haynes gig, and every one has been well worth the cost. You never know what to expect from these guys. My first Mule show was their 1000th show, and The Dead (with Warren) played the second set! For this Halloween show, Gov't Mule put on their 'musical costumes' and gave us an incredible set of songs by The Who. Baba O' Reilly, Bargain, Getting in Tune, Behind Blue Eyes, Won't Get Fooled Again... need I say more. Go see this band, people... you won't regret it.

Gov't Mule has soooo many awesome tunes! And they do great covers...but an entire set of Who covers was just too much. Even then, they were played just "ok", musically and theatrically (that is, no Townsend- nor Daltrey-esque stage antics). Finally, for much of the show, the bass and drums overwhelmed the guitars. I'm a big fan of Gov't Mule (wouldn't have taken the time to write this otherwise) and well, sometimes the shows just don't pan out. I hope for the sake of fans elsewhere that Mule ditches the opening Who set.

Would have enjoyed Warren in a more intimate setting, the sound was clearly set for a larger venue and Warrens vocals seemed very muffled throughout the show, best seats in the house were most likely balcony and in the rear or the venue where the sound was absorbed. But all in all who can complain about seeing Warren Haynes, hottest voice in jamband!

Seen Govt mule in Washington state,Oregon,and Oakland.The Oakland show was incredible never experienced anything like it with the costumes and in such an historical and beautiful theater. Its an experience that will never be forgotten. And as always we Love you Govt mule hope to see you again soon

As always Gov't Mule was very good. Howeve it seemed as if the show was cut short and ended abruptly. It was if Mule was asked to stop. That was disappointing

Saturday nights show was the best Govt Mule performance I have seen to date. I have attended every GM show since 2005. The Fox is an incredible place to have a musical party. Add the costumes, great fans, and an amazing band that just gets better and better. The band was excited Sat night. The challenge of perfoming a set of Who songs lifted their focus and then they then held that focus in an amazing and upbeat set.

Fabulous venue for a Mule show. Nothing better than a band that doesn't care how long they play. 3 hours is standard for Govt Mule and they played great. I had 2nd row balcony seats and had a perfect view of Warren and the band. Opened the show with an hour long set of WHO songs. What a nice change. Then the real show started. Who needs an opening act when the headliner can play covers from any band as well as the original band themselves. I've been to many Mule shows and what I like is that they are never the same. Only thing I missed was a special guest performer,but I'll get over it. Loved the customes of the crowd. Much older crowd than usual but no complaints from this old geezer. Had a great time and can't wait for the next time Mule is back in town. Thanks and have a Rockin day.

Great show as always, my hubby was disappointed not to hear his favorites, but they are ALL my favorites so no complaints from me there. I do feel like we lost a few songs from the first set due to the late start and they didnt make up all that time so I know we lost a goodie or two which is a bummer! I enjoyed the coversongs but was hoping for a real gem, although Gold Dust Woman was a lovely surprise!

The Mule was great as usual, but they seemed a bit off for the first few songs. They started about a half an hour late. The crowd compared to last year was not as focused on the music and drinking/talking much more to the point it was distracting. Will I go again, oh yeah....it's the Mule! But I won't be sitting in the balcony with the drunks again.

Gov't Mule as always was solid, Warren haynes is phenomenal, and a special treat for all those who know music, extreme talent. Matt Abts is so solid as far as I could tell he never missed a beat Great performance Matt. Jorgen Carlson has found it!! he absoutly shreded that bass a real crowd pleaser. Danny Louis struggled a bit but as always found his way, great musician, Thanks for comming to the west coast Both Seattle and Portland were equally epic, Thank You Guys- Dan

Amps were turned up too high. Would have been much better if distortion from speakers hadn't prevented me from hearing most of the lyrics and some of the instrumental riffs.

Warren rocks as hard as it gets. I think some "Dead" fans don't like the lack of true jam band sound. But for me having the focus on old school rock with some jam band layered in is just fine. The only downside to the show was the fact that there was an all ages side. I didn't know it and wound up, on that side, being rushed up by a sea of Justin Beebers. They didn't have a sense of the music all they wanted to do was rush the stage and squeal like little girls. I will not EVER make that mistake again. I really can not figure out why the Crystal Ballroom considers Gov't Mule an all ages show.

I've seen the Mule quite a few times, but this show definitely took the cake. And as usual, the crowd was a HAPPY crowd :)

Absolutely amazing concert. We were right up in front of Warren Haynes. Gov't Mule rocks hard with warm buttery soul.

This was the first time I have seen a show at the Crystal Ballroom, but definitely not the last! Seeing my favorite band in such a historic venue for the first time there made it even better! The set was awesome, filled with Gov't Mule classics, a tune from Warren's solo album and a couple of great cover tunes. For our show he chose Red House and ended the night with a cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Gold Dust Woman'. I couldn't have asked for a better night!