Graham Nash Tickets

Graham Nash has aged well as have his songs. This was a thoroughly enjoyable concert. It will be well worth your effort to catch him in concert.

Got some insight into a lot of his music. Enjoyed hearing the music and stories of his past and the music of my youth

Great venue and concert. Small and perfect for a close up and personal visit with one of the legends of the past. Loved that Graham played all the hit oldies and narrated his way through both sets with historic backgrounds involving the origin of many of his and CSNYs creative and popular blasts from the past. Highly recommended! A+++++++++++++++

I have seen Graham several times and this show was not like any other time because he took the songs and made them sound like new. We all love and know the songs but this time it is Graham helping us feel it anew. That is what the greats do, and he is great, having taken the songs from eras of his life and ours to create an exhilarating visceral experience. It is Graham showing us an appreciation of a well lived life that continues with fresh eyes and whole hearted excellence. The musical sounds from him and his band were chilling at times because these songs, this artist, is unique with harmony and knowing the uplifted human spirit.

Graham Nash combines his generous spirit with his musical gifts to create a unique concert each time we have been lucky enough to see him in Knoxville. His immense talent and his warm personality create a one of a kind memorable concert experience. The personal stories he tells are funny and poignant. His performance is moving and you leave uplifted not just entertained. We count ourselves blessed to have enjoyed two concerts with this good man and greatly talented musician.

Graham Nash and his band were incredible. I have seen hundreds of concerts in many genres and venues but the experience at Bijou with one of my generations’ icons was truly inspirational. Not only was the playlist representative of Nash’s songwriting genius, but the vocals and musicianship were amazing.

Graham Nash is a true Hall of Famer. Charismatic entertainer with a large catalog of songs that defined my adolescence. Charleston Music Hall is an old intimate theatre, a perfect one to see Graham.

Graham’s show was funny and filled with fabulous music! I thoroughly enjoyed the evening. He is amazing, as is his band! Loved it.

There are no bad seats in the Music Hall. Graham Nash gave us 2 hours of his and others songs which was amazing. He was very personable

Excellent show. Excellent selection of songs and many stories on origin of songs. Very entertaining and great back up band.

It was my 3rd time I have seen Graham Nash and I would go see him again.

His song choices were great and the stories of what inspired his songs was amazing. Such a great evening.

Graham Nash put in a very good show. It was wonderful to hear the songs but the stories behind them are the best! Really enjoyed being there!

It was wonderful. A great sing a long filled with wonderful stories.

Graham’s voice is still very good. Especially for 81 years old. I’ve never seen a performance done without a drummer before. Although I must say, the three of them still sounded very good. You can tell that Graham does not have the energy that he did from years past. But the show is still very entertaining. Like I said his voice is still very good. I wished he would’ve played immigration man. But he still sang most of his hits

I will forever remember and cherish this intimate, unpretentious, joyful, irreverent, evening of music that I have loved for five decades with Graham Nash and his two compadres. There is only one Graham Nash and I got to spent an evening with him. I will watch and share the iPhone video's I took until I join his brother, David.

In short, Graham Nash was everything I expected, and his sidemen were top-notch. However, the sound quality at Humphreys on the Bay was much less than top-notch. I've always had good experiences at Humphrey's; much of that due to the usually excellent sound quality, something unusual for an outdoor venue. This time the sound was just bad. It was annoyingly tinny and remarkably unbalanced. I realize there were no drums or bass, but the acoustic guitar buried the lead guitar and keys, with no bass to carry the sound. Strangely, the singing vocals were ample, but a big part of the show was Graham telling stories about his rock and roll life. When he spoke between songs, one could hardly hear him. I could hear the screeches of the seagulls flying over better than Graham speaking. Many around us were yelling for his mic to be turned up or asking what did he say? I don't know what happened, Humphrey's, but the sound engineer(s) dropped the ball on what should have been a great experience.

Graham Nash is a consummate musician and will always give a great show. At Humphreys he exceeded all expectations. We were thrilled to hear Graham sing his own songs, Hollies songs, CS&N songs, CSN&Y songs, and even a Beatles song. We were on the edge of our seats and on our feet the whole time. Graham Nash gave a wonderful, memory-making concert and we are so grateful.

Graham told wonderful stories about his amazing career while singing his very deep song repertoire . He also played many of his, and definitely my favorite songs of his contemporaries. A very warm and intimate evening that I would recommend to anyone

Graham Nash still has such a good voice and the band members were great too!