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Greta Van Fleet in Concert
In three years, Greta Van Fleet went from touring the grimy rock bars of Detroit and Saginaw to headlining shows on five continents with audiences triple their hometown’s population. The band that once attracted crowds of teens to improvised forest concerts, have now sold over one million tickets worldwide. Stadiums in Italy are a far cry from a field strewn with pick-up trucks, framed by the canopy of tall coniferous trees, where they learned to love an audience. Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater is a world away from the tiny Midwestern bars where they got their start (before they were even of legal drinking age). From Frankenmuth to a tour bus across America, then their first ever flight to Europe, their newest album The Battle at Garden’s Gate, released April 16, 2021, is a reflection of their journey into the present.
So many have been positioned as the future, we’ve forgotten how to recognize the real thing. Expectations may run high, but Greta Van Fleet is indifferent to opinion. The band doesn’t have to say a certain thing or act a certain way to convince anyone of their capacity. All they have to do is play.
Greta Van Fleet has been the most amazing band I have seen in all of my 49 years!! Thanks to my daughter who introduced me to them. Tonight in KC will be my 5th time to see them in two years and I wish I could afford to go to more!! Their fans are the best too!! The Peaceful Army is a special crowd!
When I first saw that Greta Van Fleet was coming to Lincoln, NE at the Pinnacle Bank Arena I just had to get tickets. The buying of and using the tickets through the Ticketmaster App was so easy even a 62 year old guy like myself could do it with ease. We got to the PBA April 30th at about 5:45pm. The doors were supposed to open at 5:30, but didn't until about 6:30. However the weather was nice and once the line started moving it went very quickly. We were treated with the opening of Mirador, and Jake Kiszka and his band didn't disappoint. Next up was Geese AN AMERICAN BAND, it sounded like a brand new garage band trying to figure out how to piece and band together. In fact we used that as an opportunity to go to the bathroom and drink a beverage in the lobby area. They happened to be throwing some empty bottles in the trash, and I had to ask my wife if that was the band or if it really was them throwing out bottles. If that would have been to only opening act I would have been disappointed. But the main attraction was well worth the wait! Greta Van Fleet was one of the better shows I have seen in a while. The pyrotechnics, and high energy, driving music was phenomenal. The special surprise of the back stage and performance in it made it an extra special treat. If you have the opportunity to see Greta Van Fleet I highly recommend that you do. If you get the opportunity to get your tickets Through the Ticketmaster App you should it overall was an extremely great experience...
Greta Van Fleet puts on the must energetic, jaw-dropping show. When you see them play live it will shock you how much musical talent that they all have. They clearly love their fans and it shows
I am always in awe of Greta Van Fleet and this was no different. The show was fabulous, Mirador was killer, Geese was great. I will never shut up. Thank you!
They were really good. Had really lengthy jam sessions that lasted 30 min, so if you are not into that, better buckle up.
I am familiar with Greta Van Fleet from being introduced to them by my youngest daughter. My initial impression of them was that they had a Led Zeppelin/Jefferson Airplane vibe and sound. I can dig that. I knew she was really excited to be able to see them, so when I saw that they were coming to St Louis, I HAD to get tickets. Fast forward to the day of the show. My daughter and her boyfriend opted to come to this show above their Junior Prom. They were dressed for the occasion and primed for a great show. They enjoyed the awesomeness of Mirador. I also thought they really brought the rock and showed that, even though this was their first live performance, that they are going to be a force to reckon with for years! Then . . . . Well . . . . There was Geese. The thing that crossed my mind is that they were an experimental prog rock kind of act. Initially, I was meh on them. Then I was just ready for them to be done . . . after their first song. I can't speak for the rest of that band, but my impression is that their vocalist was high or nervous. Maybe both. In a word: bleah. Then . . . It was all better. Greta Van Freakin' Fleet hit the stage and dominated throughout the entire set! (As a Management and Marketing major it crossed my mind that Geese was put there to make GVF that much better by comparison. That would have been wholly unnecessary, FYI.) From the opening pyro to the closing reverberations of the instruments throughout the arena, I was transfixed. Just sheer awesomeness! The songs were great! (I can scarcely carry a tune in a bucket and I am not familiar enough with the lyrics, so singing along was out of the question for me.) The solos were absolutely transcendent. Amazing Drums! Epic Guitar! We particularly enjoyed the intimate set on the small stage right below us. GVF's rendition of Unchained Melody was respectful to the original, but also their own. End to end, the set was tremendous. I would come to see Greta Van Fleet again any time. Thanks for the awesome memories and making my daughter extremely happy to see her favorite band.
Clean, staff was pleasent. G.v.f. was great.had a great night
Greta van Fleet put on an amazing show tonight! Their sound was great and the stage with pyrotechnics was energizing, to say the least. GvF’s stage presence was also stellar. Their opening act, Mirador, was surprisingly impressive. Unfortunately, the second band, geese, stole 45 minutes of our lives that we will never get back. There was nothing redeeming about this band - the sound, the singing, the stage presence, the name, the logo - all were very, very bad. It was torture just to get through one set. Why GvF would ever share a stage with them is unbeknownst to me. Do yourself a favor and skip this so-called band.
This was the first time I've ever attended a real concert (I'm not counting seeing the Ninja Turtles lip-synching when I was 9, LOL) and I was glad I went. I had a great time. Greta Van Fleet put on a fantastic performance. If you ever get a chance to see Greta Van Fleet live, do it. They are all extremely talented and they put all of their respective talents on display on April 27, 2024. I would definitely like to attend their next concert in St. Louis, whenever that may be.
very good i’d recommend it. Josh is very personable with the crowd and flashes a killer smile
GVF is the most interactive, energetic, crowd getter I have ever seen in my life. They put on a show for EVERYONE. Best musicians alive
Greta Van Fleet never disappoints! This concert was even better than the last. The edition of the extra stage at opposite end of floor section was amazing! Best band live, they sound incredible!!
Amazing concert. Great audience engagement and fantastic stage show. The acoustic stage set was amazing. Will definitely be going the next time they are in town.
Greta Van Fleet is one of the best bands to have come out in recent years, when they first came out everyone was saying how they were trying to copy Led Zeppelin, but, being an older person that lived on rock, the sound was similar but they are by no means the same. With Starcatcher I believe they have fully come into their own as a standout and that they will be around for quite some time. Their power and sound, the solos, multiple stages, movement through the venue, and interaction with the fans make The Greta Van Fleet Show(as josh calls it), a must see. Danny Wagners drum solo was insane, Jake can truly shred, Sam rounds out instrumentals excellently, and josh has power, range, and clarity. Thank you all.
Everyone loves music, but not everyone knows what real music is. Greta Van Fleet was a reminder of what a rock show is supposed to be: Talented musicians, unique sound, a visually stimulating show (complete with pyrotechnics), crowd interaction, and EPIC rock and roll screams from Josh Kiszka! We saw people from all walks of life: young kids to senior citizens, people from all races, etc. all rocking out together to some amazing music. I will most definitely make it to a show on their next tour -- and quite possibly to a second show on this current tour!
Amazing performances and special effects. The giant flames were spectacular.
The first band was good. Played about 6 songs. The second band not so much. They’d be better performing at a music festival. Greta Van Fleet performed well. Maybe too maybe solos while I assume he was changing. But they performed well. Would’ve liked to hear some more of their songs they didn’t play and black smoke rising not acoustic. Overall a good performance and would see them again. Probably would spend the extra money to be closer.
The best concert I’ve been to in 20 years. St Louis was the perfect city to introduce Jake’s new band Maridor. Which we all stood straight up and were amazed with both Jake and Chris with their harmony. Their rock, bluesy, Indy sound was pure perfection. Definitely a fan. Jake took stage again with his brothers Greta Van Fleet which always is from beginning till end an adrenaline rush the entire show. Always enter acting with the audience. All 4 a the most talented band I’ve seen and beard in 25 years. From Highway tune to Meeting the Master they have you. Ticketmaster always makes sure I know when and where my favorite bands are playing and keeps me updated. Helps me all the way till I am actually in the venue. Perfect. I wouldn’t use any other appnn
greta van fleet really knows how to put on a great show!!!! it’ll be a night i’ll remember forever.
Greta Van Fleet…… they put on the MOST incredible show. Costume changes, insane instrumentals, powerful vocals - they do it ALL and look good doing it. Love them to death!!!!!!! 3rd time seeing them and definitely not the last!!!!
