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This was the 7th or 8th time I've seen Green River Ordinance perform - I will never miss a show when they come to Boston! They are such a talented group of musicians - very refreshing! Their new album "Under Fire" is amazing - not a "B" side to be found on this album! They are hard-working, humble, and have earned every ounce of success that comes their way! LOVE ME SOME GRO!!!!!!!
Everything about this band is incredible! The way they owned the show, the stage and the night was out of this world. I was super impressed with the lightening effects and how they performed their songs live. They completely blew it away at the end when they came down into the audience to play one of my favorite songs with no electronics or anything. Bottom line, they can sing live, keep an audience engaged and make you leave the event talking about it! Second time i have seen them live, the first time when supporting Needtobreathe and they just got even better!
They were okay, but not worth staying up late on a work night and certainly not worth what we had to pay our babysitter. Also, too much audience participation. I paid to hear the band, not the audience.
Amazing. GRO brought there best stuff to the Record Bar on Thursday night. Great energy, great music.
GRO gave kansas city a "gettin goosebumps" kind of show! Loved every minute of it, as always. Thanks guys!
I have never been disappointed in seeing these guys play. And you could not ask for more from them - on stage and off. They give their all on stage and then will talk to everyone in the room afterwards. If you have the chance to see GRO, I highly recommend them.
Let me start off by saying that I had never heard of Green River Ordinance until about 12 hours before the start of the show. I was looking for something for my friend and I to do on a Saturday night, and as we both enjoy seeing shows at The Basement and rock music, I figured for $20.00, what the heck? The opening act, Miggs, was incredible and made instant fans during their 40 minute set. However, GRO put on the best 73 minutes of music I have heard in the past six months. They opened with Don't Give Up and didn't stop rocking the place until the last chords of Where The West Wind Blows. They did a phenominal cover of Go Your Own Way and also The Weight by The Band with Miggs. Also, both bands came out in costumes during each others sets and danced around (the banana was my favorite) as it was the last night of the tour. If you see one up and coming band this year, make it Green River Ordinance. You will not be disappointed.
Love the band, and it was a real treat to hear them in such an intimate setting. They played some of their classics, a few from the new EP, and a fees covers. My personal highlight - when the band came down from the stage and played "West WInd" with all of us standing in a circle around them. Can't wait for them to come back to NYC soon.
The Mercury Lounge was a perfect small venue to get up close with the guys and their music. As always, their songs just sweep you up into great melody and rhythm and they are great performers. I'm so happy to have seen them there, and to have time to talk with each of them. Every member of the band is gracious and interested in greeting the fans.
GRO blends old favorites and new acoustic tunes into a seamless performance. I especially loved how they ended the show: campfire-style in the middle of the audience. Leaving the show in a great mood is a guarantee. Peace, love, and GRO. Don't miss it.
