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by Meek on 5/13/23Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelThe venue is incredible and so was Graham Nash and his band. Experience of a lifetime.
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Graham Nash in Concert
Graham Nash's long and tuneful career includes his singing with the Hollies' bright British folk-pop, the tightly harmonized classic folk-rock of Crosby, Stills & Nash (& Young), and his own deeply personal singer-songwriter albums.
Born in 1942 in war-scarred northern England, Nash was always on a high, at least vocally. He began singing airy tenor harmonies as a teenager alongside school friend Allan Clarke, and the pair co-founded the Hollies � named after Texas rocker Buddy Holly � in 1962. Nash-Clarke creations such as "On a Carousel," "Bus Stop," and "Jennifer Eccles" are just a few of the Merseybeat combo's more than 30 charting singles.
Following a life-changing evening of music at soon-to-be-girlfriend Joni Mitchell's Hollywood Hills home in 1968, Nash left everything behind to cast his fate with former Byrds member David Crosby and former Buffalo Springfield member Stephen Stills as Crosby, Stills & Nash. Nash's "Marrakesh Express" and "Lady of the Island," an ode to Mitchell, made the supergroup's 1969 debut album an American folk-rock classic.
The trio wouldn't record another album until 1977's CSN. Nash found a creative outlet in the luminous Songs for Beginners, the first of several solo albums, and Graham Nash David Crosby, which launched the duo's productive longtime partnership onstage and in the studio.
Nash is both a romantic and an activist. His ravishing love songs are counterbalanced by politically engaged material like "Military Madness," "Chicago," "Barrel of Pain," "Soldiers of Peace," and "Immigration Man."
A photo collector since the early 1970s, Nash auctioned off more than 2,000 prints through Sotheby's in 1990 for $2.4 million, a record amount for a single collection of photographs. "Recycling is fun," Nash commented as iconic images by Diane Arbus and Ansel Adams found new owners.
Inspired by a major life change, the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee released This Path Tonight, his first solo album in 14 years, in 2016. In 2018, he released Over the Years, a career-spanning anthology. He's back on the road again and singing better than ever.
"I want my audience to know two things," Nash told Songwriting. "One, I want to be there for them... And the second thing I want is to see them smiling on the way out. That's when I know that I've done my job as a musician."
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 5 out of 5 Iconic
by Fish on 5/13/23Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelWhat a wonderful night with my wife listening to Graham and his 2 band mates. 3 guys made it seem like there were 6 people up there. Grahams voice is 99% there. The music hits your heart and I give the night a 10. The Lady of the Island gave me goosebumps. Thanks Graham for a very special night and the memories ❤️
Rating: 5 out of 5 Awesome
by Diane on 4/23/23Birchmere - AlexandriaThe Birchmere is an amazing venue.. Graham Nash still has an awesome voice! Great in the piano/guitar and harmonica! Sang some Hollies, solo and CSN music… the guitarist and keyboard player were fantastic… did miss the pure harmony of a CSN concert.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Outstanding!
by L. T. on 4/21/23Birchmere - AlexandriaGreat venue! Great supporting staff. One gentleman staffer helped us find good seats along the stage side with a great view of Graham Nash and his bandmates. Absolutely great sound! Our server was quite attentive---spot on in every way!. A very good experience was had at the Birchmere.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Incredible look into a moment of history
by Raydan52 on 4/21/23Birchmere - AlexandriaIntimate, personable, incredible tenor still singing hauntingly
Rating: 5 out of 5 Graham Nash - Burchmere
by PopPop on 4/21/23Birchmere - AlexandriaStill has a voice in command of every note. Mixed the Hollies, CSN&Y and newer songs into a remarkable evening. He had us all mesmerized, singing the chorus as if we were part of the performance. Finished with a tribute to Buddy Holly that took us back in time to simple R&B. As fine a concert as I have ever attended.
Rating: 5 out of 5 It Can't be Better than This
by SC on 4/21/23Birchmere - AlexandriaYou just can't ask for more than seeing one of Rock's icons perform up close and personal at the Birchmere. Great show, lots of songs, lots of stories. Everyone had a fantastic time.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Wednesday Night
by 221230 on 4/18/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleGraham and his band put on a great show and a very enjoyable concert. Always good shows at the Colonial!
Rating: 5 out of 5 Great time!
by MJ on 4/17/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleThe venue was the perfect site for this intimate show. Sound and visual lines were great. Graham Nash is a charming performer with an amazing catalogue of iconic songs. Acoustic and electric guitars, plus keyboards, meant that no one went home with a headache, even with all that jamming music. It was fun for the audience to sing along on some of the choruses, too. SO GLAD I was able to be there.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Graham Nash Phoenixville Pa
by Stealth#1 on 4/17/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleIt was great to see Graham back on the road. Voice sounded great and set list was excellent. Both Shane and Todd really do an excellent job on guitar and organ. He's always changing his set list since he has so much material to pull from. I hope he does some material from the new CD out next month. Definitely worth your time to see the legend.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Once in a Lifetime
by B. M. on 4/17/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleGreat concert and above expectations. Wonderful setting for a great artist.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Great venue, great sound & acoustics.
by CT on 4/16/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleThe show was excellent. Very entertaining, very nice interaction between Graham and the audience
Rating: 5 out of 5 Magical
by Tommcl on 4/16/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleBeen a fan for years. This small venue was once in a lifetime The sound was just amazing. Not sure how they did it but not surprised Graham Nash nailed the sound. He sounded as good as ever.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Fantastic
by Chief on 4/16/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleUnbelievable to see the 81 year old perform like a man much younger ! He did both of my favorite songs, and one song from each of the other members of CSNY and 2 from the Hollies. There were times when the house lights were turned on and he encouraged everyone to sing and it was an amazing experience. Big movie screen behind him with beautiful pictures relating to the song. I’m so happy that I purchased the tickets (regardless of the highly over-priced tickets) we enjoyed a nice dinner outside across the street first and then saw this amazing show !
Rating: 5 out of 5 Emotional great night
by Spirit on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleIt was Graham’s first concert since David died. It was a great night of stories and and awesome music!!! The audience was so into it!! Four minute standing ovation after he did his encore!!! A fabulous performance and a night I will not soon forget!!
Rating: 3 out of 5 Excellent performance
by Mrs Z on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleGraham Nash was fantastic. His vocals were amazing. The set list encompassed all the decades of his career. He had 2 other musicians who also harmonized with him. Not quite CSNY equivalent but not too shabby! He was funny and his backstories of the songs were entertaining. No complaints regarding the actual show. BUT…the venue was small and the audience behavior of obnoxious cell phone use during the entire concert was not only annoying but downright rude. It’s really a shame that a lovely evening was spoiled by people who cannot just “be” in the moment.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Great Night
by ejw2 on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleGraham Nash gave us his all. Just a wonderful evening of his talents.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Great!
by Jim on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleAll the favorite material. Not too loud, and not too long!
Rating: 5 out of 5 A great surprise. What fun!!
by PhilRay on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleHad no expectations and was blown away. Graham delivered the goods!!
Rating: 4 out of 5 He’s still got it !
by Dewey on 4/15/23The Colonial Theatre - PhoenixvilleGraham was great , no complaints there. The audience on the other hand was pretty annoying. I wish so bad that people could just live in the moment and get off their damn phones ! Blue screens and flashes … ugh ! People can really be self absorbed.