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If the dancers up front would sit down, the concert would have been ever better. Maybe concert halls should have a dance section in the back.
We love intimate concert venues. Savannah Civic Center had it and Little Feat brought it on.
The venue was excellent. Just expected a little more Humpf for the money. Plus the opening act could have been much better.
Faithful to the album and each song had a new set of solos. Loved it. Will go again if we can find another show close enough. Join the Band!
Awesome show by Little Feat with Bill Payne. Carolina Theatre is a great venue and the band sounded great! So glad to get to see them.
Band’s performance was very good. Acoustics were very good. Many songs sounded just like the album. My concerns are: first balcony, ushers did not take charge on unruly guests dancing in the aisles blocking peoples view and bumping into people. Usher was right there and let it go. One sheepishly said something to them after a long while and they sat down momentarily then bounced up as soon as usher left. Most importantly, first balcony-there was a medical emergency w a patron who was lying prone on the floor before the performance and no one seemed to know what to do. Quite a bit of time passed before finally someone grabbed some paddles to begin a cardiac jolt when the guy got up and walked out on his own. He was very ashen faced. I hope he’s ok. For the city of medicine in a downtown public setting, you’d think that EMS would summoned and show up but none came. It was very warm at our seats in the first balcony and the graphics couldn’t be seen in their entirety as a curtain obscured the view.
Outstanding concert. About 2 1/2 hours of really tight jamming! Well seasoned musicians that put on a tight show.
Saw the original show 45 years ago. This show was a wonderful reminder of how good these musicians and songwriters are/were. Really nice venue, great sound, damn fine band. Fun show.
I have seen Little Feat more than 20 times starting from the original band and this was one of the best shows ever. The Midnight Rambler Horns were tight, Billy Payne tore up the keyboards, Fred Thackett was at his best, Kenny Gradney tore up the bass, the original Conga player Sam Clayton added the back beat, the drummer Tony Leone was excellent and the surprise addition was Scott Sharrard on guitar who played and sang just like Lowell George. This show has all of your favorites from Waiting From Columbus and songs just as good. It is a show not to be missed!!!
First time seeing them & venue was great, band was awesome! Packed house too! Live music is the best!
Outstanding show. Biggest observation is the lead singer sounded almost identical to Lowell George. If he a sloppy fat dude wearing overalls, it would have been him. Jams were short but concise and meaningful - I think that’s how they were in their prime. No noodling etc Their songs are just so good. Horn section was tight, they are super important on the album and I was worried they wouldn’t have one, wish they’d have done more improv though because the improv they did do was great Kirby Center is a seriously underrated venue. Overall, NEPA doesn’t have very many nice things but it does have a few gems and this is one of them.
The band was fantastic, more vibrant and exciting than ever. Kirby Center was a great venue.
Hot Tuna was assume, Little Feat is not the Band the were back in the day. I was very disappointed in their performance
Hot Tuna opened with a 10 song acoustic set that included some Gems… Highway Song, Trial by Fire, Sleep Song, and Letter to the North Star. Jorma offered new arrangements on several song which was very welcome and interesting….Jack met every note so the boys have been spending time together. Both Tuna and Feats were both right on time. No surprises in the Little Feat set as they were playing Columbus. The band was hot, loud, and on point. My first Little Feat show did not disappoint. Fabulous three piece horns, drummer and percussionist, two guitars, bass and keyboard. The sound was great and very faithful to the material.. my highlight was a brief but blue spacey jam that was mood perfect. Will do it again if possible.
You can't go wrong at a Little Feat show with a helping of Hot Tuna! F.M. Kirby Center acoustics is a perfect venue to enjoy these seasoned, talented musicians. I have seen both bands dozens of times and this was one of the most memorable. R.I.P. Lowell, Richie, and Paul.
Absolutely fantastic show! One of the best I have been to lately.
This show more than I expected in the BEST way ! Hot Tuna acoustic set was very good. Little Feat was phenomenal, best show ever! Loved that they did the entire Waiting for Columbus album , SO GOOOOOOOOOOD!
I have wanted to see Little Feat for a long time but I was not sure if the absence of Lowell George was going to leave me disappointed. Let me tell you, this was one of the best performances I have ever seen! They were amazing and totally rocked the house to its foundation! I’m so glad I decided to go. If you have the opportunity to see them, do it, you will not regret it!
Tuna started the evening off and they were in the groove. Little Feat played to the crowd. All their hits. I would go again.
The show was incredible!!! Opening act Hot Tuna were awesome legends! Little Feat rocked the house...even without Lowell George (RIP)!
