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Little Feat were awesome! The 10 piece band really killed it! Rockabilly, Blues, New Orleans Jam, the Mid-night Horns, etc. etc. Loved this show! The David Bromberg Quintet was great too!
Little Feat has only gotten better with time. Visual montages on a screen behind the band highlighted their albums - covers and beloved characters - dancing skeletons, Spanish moon, high-kicking hot tomatoes - you name it, it was there. The evening was bookended by Fat Man In a Bathtub and Texas Twister. Those songs and everything in between were pure gold and uber high energy. The crowd was so into the show; they sang along with all their favorite songs and right on cue. I fell in love with the band all over again, and wouldn't have missed this show for anything in the world.
New Guitarist and Vocalist Scott Sharrard and Drummer Tony Leone infused some youth and energy into an otherwise talented Little Feat lineup. It was a tremendous show.
They've still got it! Scott Sherrard and Tony Leone are great additions. The jams were excellent and I hope to maybe see them again in Rochester soon (maybe summer?).
Little Feat put on a very energetic performance with the entire repertoire of the Waiting For Columbus album. They performed the album in order. The newest members of the band were superb and Billy Payne was on fire. Definitely a don't miss show.
My only suggestion…the concessions were open the whole time for little feat. I then went to Bonnie Raitt two nights later and they cut all concessions midway through the set? Why couldn’t they leave just one open?
Played great together, really tight ! Great addition of guys to fill the empty spaces that were made over time. A must see !!
The venue was great. The Little Feat show was FANTASTIC! I am wondering if there is any way to prohibit the mass buy-up, and private re-sell of tickets. This activity is pricing the average person out of attending. My suggestion would be to limit numbers of tickets sold in a single transaction. Perhaps there are other considerations as well. Thanks for considering any effort to make live music accessible for all.
Little Feat fan since the 70's, my favorite band. Lost Lowell, Richy, and Paul but Scott Sharrard and Tony Leone are fantastic additions. They absolutely nailed playing the greatest live album of all time. I highly, highly recommend seeing the Feat!
Band was great however the sound was too loud and not mixed well. For instance, it was hard to hear the keyboardist vocals and he sang lead a lot
Fantastic album played through, plus extras. This has always been a great band, just slightly different than they were 10 years ago. The tribute to former members was totally appropriate. The big screen graphics behind the band were wonderfully cheesy. The Civic venue is awesome to see in it's full glory now. Much more impressive than Playhouse Square venues. But as always, hot in there!
As noted by others who attended the Akron Civic show, the sound mix was poor and evident to many yet went undetected for extended periods of time. Given the same complaints from the Atlanta concert crowd, one has to assume it isn't the venue, but rather the sound engineer at fault.... The band couldn't have played better - they were incredible!!
The Civic is Beautiful Theatre. This was the first time back since the renovation and she is looking Grand ! The venue has good acoustic qualities as well. The band played well and were in good form. The only disapointment was the general sound quality being muddy and not as clean as expected.
I've been a Feats fan since the mid 70's. I was looking forward to this evening since the tour was announced. The show was excellent. I thought nothing could compete with the 'Sweetheart of the Rodeo' show I saw a few years ago. I was wrong! The opening act, Jack Broadbent, was excellent as well. I will look into his music. Our seats were center right, about 15 rows back. The sound was very good, and the audience was most respectful of the band and others in the audience. My only regret is that they did not have a second show the following night. I'd have attended that performance as well!
The crowd was really into it, the band was dialed in and excellent. The Midnight Ramble Horns were stellar - tenor sax solo in Mercenary Territory was true to every note and gave me chills. Scott Sharrard played an excellent slide guitar - his vocals didn't mirror Lowell George, which is a good thing - this isn't a tribute band. His vocals were solid in their own right. The new drummer is solid as well. Tight is right. I really hope they keep touring.
Such a great feeling to hear live songs that I have been singing for years. Seeing Bill Payne and the other band members was a thrill and hearing my favorite LF album was awesome. I don't think the sound was as dialed in as it could have been. Either that or my hearing is changing! As always, the Akron Civic is an outstanding venue.
This version of the Feat performed the Waiting for Columbus live record in its entirety. The concert was as rocking a show as I’ve seen the Feat put on.
Never missed a note. Always as good as ever no matter who steps in!!! Can't wait for the next show
The band was fabulous. We had balcony seats and the sound mix was good but not great. Vocals were hard to hear over the instruments. Not sure if it was the seats, venue, or the sound mixer. Still had a wonderful experience.
Sound system was off all night- distortions, and no one caught it …was fine for opening act, shameful for Little Feat
