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With three consecutive No. 1 singles in 2012, Lee Brice decisively crossed out the �next� from his reputation as country�s next big thing. Brice�s second album Hard 2 Love contradicted its title with loveable hits like �Parking Lot Party� and �A Woman Like You,� earning him a No. 2 spot on Billboard�s Top Country Albums chart. The South Carolina native is about as all-American as it gets � before topping the charts, Brice performed music at his family�s church, attended university on a football scholarship, and penned hits for country icons including Garth Brooks and Tim McGraw. The title track from his 2010 debut Love Like Crazy earned the distinction of having the longest run of any song in history on Billboard�s Hot Country Songs chart. On the road for The Otherside Tour in 2013, Brice delighted ticket buyers across the country with his down-home charm and highly personal live concerts.
This was an amazing concert! I loved his energy. He was such a family oriented guy and was a christian man. Along with the singing, the EPC was great with security and organization of everything.
I loved the acoustic setting. My husband enjoyed it as well. Would definitely go again.
The only complaint I have is the concession lines took way too long to get through. They needed more staff to move the lines quicker. The intermission was short and the I only got half way through the line before having to leave the line as I missed the very first part of Lee Brice coming out.
Best show I’ve ever seen! Both Lee and Lewis are fantastic! Would totally go again if they came to another town close to me!
He spent way to much time talking. Yes...him and his guitar. But come on. Sing and play. The crew member that came out and played a couple songs on guitars was awesome. Best part of the entire time we were there. We ended up leaving early. NOT GOOD!!
The show was great, enjoyed the personal stories he shared about his connections to his music.
Lee did not play much music and talked a lot about his story and family. I have no problem with it if it was advertised as such and I didn't have the expectation it would be a concert. Don't get me wrong he played songs but never the full song and there was too much downtime. I wouldn't go again.
Disappointed he didn’t play all his hits that are great songs! People pay to hear what they hear and when it’s not played it’s disappointing. And no encore was disappointing. Could have done the other 3 good ones!
The Lee Brice concert at Effingham Performance Center was so good!! He was awesome! I really enjoyed the story telling, then going right into singing a song. He’s a great song writer, singer and performer!
Have been to another Lee Brice and what an opposite experience! It was terrible! Keep waiting for it to get better as the first one was great last year. What a disappointment that he didn’t sing his hit Love like crazy. Tooooo much talking. Not enough singing. Left VERY disappointed. First concert we have been this disappointed at.
We have attended about 6 different Lee Brice concerts and this one by far was the worst! He literally sang 4 of his songs! As a regular concert attendee, we were deeply disappointed in this event...
Amazing show had a blast. Lee Brice was great as usual and the opening act was outstanding.
Venue was great overall but the setup that Lee Brice chose was incredible. To play at a smaller venue, interact with your fans and just be a normal person, really made it an incredible show. And having Alle open up for Lee, come on stage and interact with everyone at the merch table made the night even better! Only thing I wish was different is if the venue had worked with companies for better transport after the show, not easy to find an Uber/Lyft at that time in Jim Thorpe..
This was Lee & his guitar (& piano). An intimate & fantastic show. He was at his best.
Lee has so many of his own songs and we all wished he would have sang them! Instead, he covered songs and left so many of HIS hits out. His voice is amazing but the show left much to be desired. We were actually bored. This is our 2nd experience of him covering songs so we are done seeing him.
Lee Brice bared his heart and soul for the audience at Penn's Peak. His storytelling was simple and heartfelt. His voice, lyrics, and music were so powerful. He's a great entertainer and it was impressive to see him so raw - just him and his guitars. There were a few hecklers who didn't know that this was a show without the band, but it didn't stop or damper the performance (I'm sure Lee is used to dealing with the drunk, incoherent country fans that pepper every show). If you have the chance to catch him on this tour, please do! And his opener, Allie Colleen, shouldn't be missed!
He came off like he never put a show on before and do more talking than actual singing. Had he stuck to singing and less talking I’d give him a better rating. Someone in the audience actually shouted at him “ play a song”.
Lee Brice was amazing but what an awful venue at Penns Peak! The seats were placed ridiculously close, we were crammed in so tight, no leg room and you had to crane your neck the whole time to see around the person directly in front of you! I will never go to an event at Penns Peak again.
Just an FYI- if signs r such a problem, then post that somewhere or take them away BE4 going into the venue. Lee, have a great rest of your tour. I will keep singing to your music and I am looking forward to your new album.
Lee”s voice is incredible. He hit every note and then some. This is the second time I’ve seen him and his one man show was very different than his full band show. Both shows -INCREDIBLE!! The only reason I say I’m disappointed is because I bought a sign in to show my enthusiasm for the song, “soul” and I was told the first time . “ your sign is blocking the camera” so I moved seats. The second time they said “signs aren’t allowed.” I was disappointed and upset. Like I said , soul is my favorite song and I just wanted to express that. I didn’t mean to cause harm or a ruckus to u or the show. Lee u acknowledged 2 people in the audience that night. You took a drink from someone and gave away a guitar but me and my sign from a super fan was only acknowledged by u calling me a “screamer”. I was in the back row , I certainly couldn’t whisper my favorite song and my sign got taken away quickly. SO IM SORRY FOR WHATEVER I DID THAT WAS SO HORRIBLE - but not sorry for being a fan and wanting to express that to u. Have a great rest of your tour.
