Hank III Tickets

Best freakin concert ever, dont ever miss him when he comes back.

HANK 3 and the DAM BAND is quite possibly the BEST LIVE SHOW I have EVER SEEN! Thats saying something, I have been going to shows for over 40 years! A COMPLETE Musical performance. Country Music takento the EXTREME! Hank on electric/accoustic guitar & vocals w/ banjo, fiddle, pedal steel and stand up bass (all OUTSTANDING!) and the wildman singer from ASS JACK! My ears just quit ringing this morning! We drove 250 miles to see the boys and I'd go back tommorrow if I could! The crowd LOVES this Man and his Band! A Wall of sound w/, believe in magic, a VERY POSITIVE message to the audience, well recieved I might add! If you like your music LOUD, NON-STOP and POWERFULL go see HANK 3... ASAP!

This was my fourth time seeing Hank III at the Culture Room and he didn't disappoint. Actually it was the best of the 4 times. He did most of the songs on his Straight To Hell album and then some more. I go to see his Country, Hellbilly, Psychobilly part of the show because that's what I like. But I always stay for the Metal part too because he always puts on a great show. He always appreciates the audience being there to see him and afterwards hangs around to shake hands, sign autographs and take pictures. This time he had his best opening act with him - Lucky Tubb and The Modern Day Troubadours. They also put on a great show! The two of them also sang a few songs together. They know their roots and showed their respect for them. I will definitely be looking forward to their next show, either together or at separate shows.

This was a great show and great venue. the sound was excellent, the bathrooms had toilet paper and the bartenders were very nice. Lucky Tubb and the Modern Day Troubadour's set was very entertaining. They even sang a Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash song that was excellent. They seemed to quell the very rowdy redneck crowd. When Hank III came out people went crazy. I didn't think there would be moshing but holy hell there was lots of it. It was like a Bad Brains or Rancid show. The crowd couldn't stop moving to either band, whether is was dancing or beating the crap out of each other. This show was not for the faint of heart, but neither is Hank.

Good song selection, fast paced, good lighting and sound.

If you missed this show you really missed out on a damn good time. I wasn't to thrilled about it being at club firestone, the bartenders were slow and the whole place was out of PBR before Hank even went on. That was my first live concert for him an wow they can rock their face off. The energy there on stage was amazing. He sang a great line up of songs, an even threw in an old family tradition. I will for sure be at the next one when they come back!! Woooooohoooooo!!!!

Club Firestone awsome venue, hankIII and provided awsome entertainment

Both bands were great musicians BUT when Hank came on stage the sound engineers always have to crank up the volume to the point of sonic distortion so that those of us who are not drunk or high cannot appreciate all the musical nuances. It was first country music experience with a mosh pit and boys that were just out of their minds. Next time I stand on the upper deck to prevent shoving. It was also too hot in the venue most of the time. The smoking got too thick so the smoke removers would have failed inspection. None of the negatives were attributable to Hank. He put on a stellar show for two hours and we loved him even though you could not understand one work when he became ASSJack.