Jerry Harrison of Talking Heads Tickets

I'd give this show five stars if Harrison had played more of his work from Casual Gods and The Red and the Black, and Belew had at least done "Oh Daddy."Don't get me wrong. The Talking Heads-heavy set was great, Belew is a guitar genius, Harrison did perform "Rev It Up,"and I loved that the opener Cool Cool served as the backing band for the headliners. That said, I went to this show primarily hoping to hear "Man With A Gun,""Worlds in Collision,""Cherokee Chief,""Let It Come Down,""Slink"and "Bobby."Harrison's solo work is seriously underrated.

Be standed at 6 feet from Adrian Belew watching his concert was one of my best experiences in my life. His guitar tricks are unique, and he is very funny. I wish they played at least one King Crimson’s song, but they didn’t. Maybe next concert.

As a long time fan of the Talking Heads, this was a must see show. Jerry and Adrian delivered fantastically. The supporting band Cool Cool Cool was super strong. Their Female vocal leads and superb Rhythm section tied well together with Jerry and Adrians renditions of the classic Talking Heads catalog items. It was not a show begging for David, Tina and Chris to show up. The Band Cool Cool Cool is a force. I am looking forward to following their rapidly advancing rise in the music world.

Cool, Cool, Cool are the PERFECT BAND to back up any artist- Jerry and Adrian blew the roof off of the Capitol - amazing set- one of the best experiences I’ve ever had

Great guitar work by Belew, but the production was more Broadway kitsch than CBGB. A simple concert would have sufficed with that terrific songbook, but a couple of the cast members thought they were auditioning for a revival of Rent.

So I recently saw another set of bands at The Capital Theater and the sound was awful. I wrote to the theater and they said it was really the band that messed that up. I was concerned because I was going to the Jerry Harrison/Adrian Belew concert and already saw them in Columbus, Ohio (which was INCREDIBLE) and wanted to be 100% sure it would be as good since I was taking my husband, who LOVES Adrian Belew and TTHs. NOT disappointing!!!! Sound was great - opening band who played the entire show on this tour - awesome - even better than the Ohio show!!!! I only wish it wasn't the last night because I would've traveled to see them for a third time. I NEVER do that, but this was such a might of musical genius - I hope they tour again and SOON!!!!

This was an excellent show! Intimate venue and great sound. Adrian Belew has so much energy and enthusiasm--his smile is infectious. I don't know if Jerry was feeling it--Smile Jerry! Loved they did a Crimson tune. And Jerry's Rev It Up.

They did not disappoint! They performed Talking Heads hits and deep cuts as well as a Jerry Harrison and a King Crimson song. Adrian Belew went wild on his guitar. The other musicians were great and the show had many highlights!

This was an excellent show. Cool, Cool, Cool, puts everything they have into performing an awesome show! Of course Jerry was great as usual

Okay, it wasn't the Talking Heads per se, but to dance to a live version of some of my favorite Talking Head songs by *some* of the original band members was still a thrill and after nearly two hours I believe I reached nirvana! It seemed that Jerry Harrison was a bit tired toward the end, though, so that would be my only major criticism (besides not playing Houses in Motion, which supposedly has closed out all their other shows).

Adrian Belew and Jerry Harrison, backed up by the fabulous Cool Cool Cool, gave a "so glad I didn't miss this" performance. This is the second time we've been able to catch them on tour with Remain in Light and once again, they absolutely blew us away with a band that was as hot as it was tight. The audience was on its feet right from the start and never sat down. If you haven't seen them, GO!!! If they record a live performance I'll be in line to download.

The closest you’re gonna come to seeing Talking Heads. Adrian blue was outstanding. Jerry Harrison was amazing. And the back up band called cool cool cool did a really good job Definitely a good concert to go to

Adrian Belew is remarkable!! Jerry Harrison equally so. Cool Cool Cool, so cool! Great night!

Still giddy after this immaculate experience. The VIP meet and greet proved that 2 of my musical heroes are also very generous spirits! And then to be followed up by a “Once in a Lifetime” show…. Truly a dream come true!

Doesn't anyone do a sound check anymore? The bass drum, snare and bass guitar swamped out everything else. The vocals were buried, sometimes the singers couldn't be heard at all. Lots of echo in the hall; the sound was complete mud. It completely ruined what should have been the coolest musical experience.

My favorite Talking Heads albums are Fear of Music and Remain In Light, and those made up the bulk of the set, with a few surprises thrown in. Everyone and everything sounded great, and Belew is always a joy to watch -- he seems to be having so much fun. The show was in a seated venue (moved from a smaller one) but pretty much everybody was dancing the whole show. The backing band, Cool Cool Cool, did a great job with the TH music. Anyone who loves this era of Talking Heads really needs to experience this!

3 days later i woke up thinking about all the musicians on stage and reliving some of my favorite memories of the show then my friend starts playing the video that led to the show...great show, great memories...

The performers were excellent- Adriene Belew in particular was outstanding - and it was great to dance to old favorites. But the sound was muddy. Tried a few spots and it didn’t improve. Opening act was fine but played too long.

Show was spot on! Brought me back to the Talking Heads of the 80's. Venue was perfect.

Great tribute to the great Talking Heads album Remain in Light by two OG musicians. Bonus TH numbers and even one King Crimson tune! The place was movin to the groovin the whole night!!