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Wowee, enthralled by this man’s voice and songwriting. Amazing live in a small venue with just his guitar. At one point in the show he commented that the audience was so quiet and somebody yelled out “you’re so good!”. That was exactly it. You just want to listen and hear him cause he is just that good. Go see JP if you get the chance!
John Paul White performed an amazing concert! It was so good to see him touring again. It was even more amazing that it was just him on the stage with an acoustic guitar! I love the venue Delmar Hall In St. Louis that he played it. It’s such a small intimate venue. Hope to see him again very soon❤️
Parker Milsap opened up, he’s definitely talented and could headline areas around the world. I’m not sure why he’s playing small venues…and he’s not even the headliner 🤷🏼. It was disappointing to see him play for only 40 minutes. John Paul White was ok but no where near the talent as Parker Milsap.
Loved the show. Great voice. Loved the warm up act -Parker Millsap was a treat!
There is something so simple about a singer and a guitar. Yet John Paul White works absolute magic with his playing and singer. Songs off his latest album, older albums, the civil wars and some covers made for a great evening.
Thoroughly enjoyable performance. John Paul White is a masterful storyteller with an amazingly beautiful and versatile voice. A truly nice and humble human being!
Exceeded expectations. Great venue, already knew that. Great artist, knew that too. Absolutely phenomenal night. John Paul White was incredible.
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, North Florida. Former Civil Wars John Paul White on the last gig of his solo Florida Tour, put on a command performance, as he left the crowd in raptures. He sang all of the songs from his latest album "The Hurting Kind, released in April of this year, sprinkled the magic with a couple of classics from the Civil Wars' debut album, "Barton Hollow," and augmented his set with a cover or two, ending with Tom Paxton's "You Were Always On My Mind." The breakup of folk singing duo Joy Williams and John Paul White, unofficially in 2012 due to "unreconcilable differences," led to both searching for different creative directions and ultimately to solo careers. Our collective loss in no longer hearing the Civil Wars perform together, was the audience's gain on Wednesday night when John Paul White stepped onto the stage by himself and blew us all away! His dulcet tones had the crowd purring with contentment and several songs were met with shrieks of anticipation and oohs and aahs and hoops and hollers, as their acknowledgements met receptive ears.
JPW's performance was impeccable. Amazing voice in an amazing venue.
Good atmosphere, good reception by the personnel. Great artist, beautiful voice, good guitarist,
