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Loved the concert, but didn't like the long wait from the doors opening until the concert started. The break between bands was a little too long as the stage did not need much adjustments.
We really enjoyed this concert. Los Lonely Boys were fantastic too
Los Lonely boys are one of the best three piece bands out there, the 3 brothers scored an international Grammy worthy hit early and now they are premier with their in sync vocals and Henri in my mind is perhaps the most underrated guitarist. Some Los Lobos members joined them on stage especially for Heaven. Los Lobos was equally impressive especially since Henri also played most of their show. Stand out songs included Will the Wolf Survive and Kiko and the Lavender Moon. I would recommend the show and will attend again if they do it again in the future.
Los Lonely Boys & Los Lobos were so energetic! I love, love, loved when they merged the 2 bands together on stage!! I loved watching on the big screen, the close up of the 2 Lonely Boys playing on the 1 guitar!! I don't think I've ever seen that done before? They all worked so well together which made for a absolutely great concert experience!!
Had a blast, enjoyed both Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys. Make it an annual event.
Great venue with great music. I highly recommend this place for concerts.
The Hard Rock is an excellent venue, not a bad seat in the house, both groups were amazing !
What an amazing live concert last Saturday 4/5/25 Los Lonely Boys and Los Lobos really cooked up an extraordinary performance musically it was beyond incredible!! What a beautiful Venue the Hard Rock is !! Thank you for this amazing venue!!
Good show, loved it. 3rd time seeing them. Also won at slot machines.
Both bands, Los Lonely Boys and Los Lobos played everything I wanted to hear and the energy was amazing. They played together for several songs and sounded great together. We had a great time!
The performance by Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys were awesome! The evening was filled with exciting music and performances. The band played together was electrifying. I would highly recommend them.
I was ready to go loco and Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys delivered. Excellent musicians, super venue, great set, and totally rockin' vibe. Left happy.
I really enjoyed the show! Los Lobos played great, they worked the crowd, it was a very fun evening! They even invited Los Lonely Boys, who opened, back up to play during their set. Between the two bands, they made it very enjoyable for all. I imagine it was a little frustrating for both bands that the crowd overall seemed kind of (geriatric) low energy & sleepy, but then we are getting older, aren’t we? The chairs were ridiculously too close together, even if you aren’t as “soft in the middle” as most of us there were. But after getting the “neighbors” to skootch down, the chairs were comfortable enough. It was overall a comfortable venue, and we had an aisle in front of us, so plenty of foot room in our row. The view was way better than I expected and they had big screens on either side to be able to see close up. Even the seats in the very back weren’t bad seats. Less “balcony”, more “bleachers” with less plush version of movie theater seating. I’m kind of a homebody, and I don’t like loud & crowds, but I would DEFINITELY go see them again. Great show! 👍🏻
Great show, they never disappoint. Love that they can play different genres of music.
Awesome concert,Priceless moment, Need to bring more music like that. It was an awesome night. The bands were great. All I can say is I’m speechless.
Los Lonely Boys and Los Lobos did not disappoint. Great concert, heard my favorites what more could you ask for!
Rendition of Richard Thompson Shoot Out The Lights blew my mind from Irish Folk to the artistry of Los Lobos - bravo
We love The Fillmore in San Francisco -- very high-energy and intimate venue with great bar service -- and Los Lobos delivered a terrific performance featuring a couple of songs from Kiko, admittedly my favorite album!
I've seen Los Lobos many times since the early 80s and I like seeing them in small venues like the Uptown Theater in Napa. Yes the sound system could have been better but I'll take seeing them in the that venue anytime.
I've been onto Los Lobos from the beginning (well, since How Will The Wolf Survive?) and they've given me some of the best concert experiences of my life, so I was looking forward to catching up to them 50 years down the road. But their show at the Uptown Theater in Napa was definitely a mixed bag. The good news is that when you've played together for half a century, your band is a well-oiled unit. And they have lost none of their rockin' spirit. They're as tight as they come. Now the bad news: * The sound was borderline terrible. The vocals were overwhelmed to the point that it was impossible to make out any lyrics, which is a special shame when they have two such sterling vocalists. And they've adopted this trendy bass sound that makes it hard to pick out ANY other instruments, sounding more like farting than music and, ironically, making it impossible to follow the bass notes! Conrad Lozano is such a fine bass player; it's frustrating being unable to hear what he's playing. * I hadn't seen them since Louie Perez moved from drums to playing a third guitar, and my main question is: Why? His playing would be a standout in any other band, but adding a third guitarist to the peerless team of Hidalgo and Rosas is the height of redundancy--and he adds nothing to the presentation. I'm pretty sure I never even saw him smile. I can only guess that letting him play guitar was the only way they could hang on to the guy responsible for some of their greatest songwriting. * Speaking of songwriting, they apparently made a conscious decision to rock it up, even at the expense of honoring some of their most subtle songs. The plaintiveness of The Neighborhood was lost in the drive, and Kiko was almost unrecognizable. I try to enjoy the show that I get rather than the show I wish I were getting, and sometimes I did, but I couldn't help imagining how special the show could have been if they had gone for tonal variation, dynamics, texture and drama, rather than pushing ahead as full-on rock. They're more than capable of it.
