Larkin Poe Tickets

Larkin Poe is high energy and very talented. The live experience is exceptioonal.

Your going to fall in love with these sisters! The array of music types they sing is refreshing! Rock, Blues, Folk, you name it !

I purchased the VIP pass which was amazing. Meeting them was cathartic; they are so down to earth and have a nice little chat with you if you want. I even went up a second time after everyone was done taking photos! They chat with the audience about their experiences and what it was like writing the songs. There’s a reason Megan is called the “Slide Queen”. Rebecca’s vocals were top notch and Thalia Hall is a beautiful venue! They’re getting to be more popular lately, so get tickets soon so you can experience a nice intimate venue. There’s nothing quite like it.

This was my fifth time seeing Larkin Poe live and they were phenomenal as always. This is a really good act comprised of Megan and Rebecca Lovell, two sisters that play blues and roots rock. Their recorded music is quite good, but where they really shine is in their live performances and they did not disappoint at Thalia Hall in Chicago. They played to a sold-out (900+) audience. The venue - Thalia Hall - is a really cool old theatre that is great for music. This was my first visit to Thalia and I'll certainly be going back. Overall, an excellent show!

Larkin Poe are a World Class act! Seeing them at such an intimate venue was amazing! Thalia Hall seems well run as well! If you never seen these girls rock out- it’s a must see!

One of the best shows I have seen in a while. These ladies are truly incredible musicians.

The Michigan Rattlers were the opening act. Very good band. Definitely would have enjoyed more of their music. Larkin Poe is a high energy sister act. They were good but not my favorite of the night.

I’ve seen them several times at venues of various sizes. This was the best show I’ve seen from them….so far.

These lovely ladies put on an incredibly talented and high-energy show that will provide memories that will last a lifetime. Going into the show, I was vaguely familiar with them. After the show, I now own every album they have released and will attend every show possible. They are just that good. The fact that I saw them in an 800-person venue made the experience even more outstanding. Why they're not playing to crowds of 30,000 is absolutely beyond me. They deserve much more exposure.

Opening act Michigan Ramblers we’re fantastic. Larkin Poe put on an awesome, high energy show. Enjoyed the venue, Thalia Hall.

This concert was probably one of the best is have seen in a long time. If you like southern rock, blues or just appreciate musicians who can really play guitar then do not hesitate- buy a ticket. I can assure you that you will be blown away by their talent.

The parking is difficult and unclear on the website. The security was annoying.

Had a really great time. Larkin Poe rocks !!! Would have been nice to have more seats available. The show was well worth the price.

how good they really are. After the show, I turned to the guy next to me and said, “I for one did not expect that much ass to be kicked.” Kickass. I knew about the badass lap steel playing, but the vocal performance - the whole performance: songs, rhythm section, etc. - was stellar. That woman can sing. And an excellent front person. Thoroughly entertained and blown away. And of course the 9:30. I’ve never seen a bad show there. The crowd is always great, the sound is excellent, and it’s always a great time. And I found a close street parking spot!

I had never heard of this band until several months ago when I found them by accident on YouTube. I was really looking forward to seeing them when I found that they would be coming to DC. They lived up to and past my expectations. Not only was their music and musicianship first class, but they also interacted with the crowd which I appreciated. The lead singer has a great voice and can really belt out a song, and the two sisters harmonize beautifully. The one sister can play the hell out of that standing slide guitar too.

Nobody touring today has Larkin Poe's magic combo of high energy electric and lap steel blues guitar, tremendous energy, fantastic hooks and empowering, emotional lyrics. A live energy experience not to be missed...

Last week Larkin Poe brought their sassy, southern fried bluesy guitars to the new Echo Lounge and Music Hall in Dallas! At least they would after opener Zach Person proved that you don’t need a bass player to slam out the blues. You merely need a killer drummer with a keyboard handy. After Zach ripped through a few guitar licks that echoed throughout the Echo Lounge, it was time for a little GIRL POWER! Okay, there was a whole lot of girl power bounding onto the stage as Rebecca and Megan Lovell lit up the show with a little sister, electric guitar power! With her lap steel guitar hanging around her neck, Megan ripped out a few tasty licks as her little sister, Rebecca belted out blues with as much intensity as the guitar she was playing. “This is my big sister, and the strongest woman I know,” Rebecca declared introducing the slide player. Well, I didn’t see any free weights on the stage, so I’ll just have to take the girl’s word on her sister’s strength. The elder Lovell did lift up a few of the songs as she ripped out the bluesy licks on her lap steel. She even jumped up and down a few times which is kind of impressive considering that’s a big piece of wood she had hanging from her neck. I had to admire the girl’s sparkly guitar picks she was wearing as well. Yea, such gave a little feminine vibe to her guitar licks. Nothing girly about these gutsy and gritty ladies though. Little sister Rebecca’s soulful voice was nearly as down and gritty as her own guitar licks. Yea, there’s nothing quite like a lady on a stage slamming away on a guitar while her long locks are flailing in the air. Rebecca got so wild during one song that her long locks covered her face and even her microphone. I haven’t seen this kind of sister power rocking a stage since the Wilson sister of Heart took us through the 1970’s and 80’s. It’s encouraging to see that good time southern fried rock and blues are in good hands as far as the younger generation goes. Unfortunately though, as I looked over the crowd that had packed onto the Echo Lounge, the faces I saw all looked old enough to be the girl’s parents! Okay, there were a few kids on hand. Kids, of course, being anyone born AFTER the Regan administration, but they were few and far between. However, these two Tennessee girls had done their homework for the night and pulled out the old Son House song, PREACHN’ THE BLUES. Okay, I had never heard this 1930’s blues song but never the less, I screamed and yelled like I had personally known the old bluesman, Son House. You’ve got to love a couple of girls that can belt out the down and gritty songs with names like BOLT CUTTERS & FAMILY along with DEEP STAYS DOWN. Just imagine some squealing guitars and bluesy voices along with those titles. And to pay homage to the tour’s sponsor, the band all gulped down a shot of Southern Comfort as they dove into the song SOUTHERN COMFORT. So, these girls can play, sing, and drink! After seeing Samantha Fish slamming away on a bluesy guitar last month, it was so cool to see a couple of other 30 something ladies dishing out the guitar blues. Oh yes, rocking the blues just ain’t for the guys anymore! Such a thought was hammered down in the band’s song SHE’S A SELF MAND MAN. Take that title however you want. Maybe this is new trend in blues music. Well, it works for me!

I loved everything about the performance. The band's energy was inspiring, the musicianship was stellar, and the vocals and harmonizing of the Lovell sisters was spectacular. I especially loved how they directly engaged the audience and how they seamlessly blended multiple genres.

The show was ok. The opener was alright but felt like I was watching a great guitar player karaoke show. Larkin Poe was wonderful, even though they could have fit another couple songs in, but decided to chatter quite a bit. Having Tyler Bryant show up at the very end was a welcome surprise that made the show close on a great note. Unfortunately, the Echo was plagued with staff that didn’t know what they were doing and a manager that (and in no way do I mean this against her as a person) had a neurological disorder, appearing to be Parkinson’s that couldn’t keep everyone in check. Also, very ungroomed, creepy old men were very touchy trying to get close to the stage to see the pretty girl performers. Such a shame coming from a venue that was as clean and looked as beautiful as it was.

These girls know how to entertain!!! Their songs are top tier and memorable. The fusion of all different musical styles and genres makes for unique material and an honest, genuine performance by two stars who are exactly what they want to be.