Lucinda Williams Tickets

Great venue. Sound great. Easy to access bars, bathrooms, seats. Staff friendly. Restaurant next door.

It's been a couple of years since i first saw Lucinda and she was just as amazing as I remembered. This was my first time at the National and I really liked it! Very low-key, easy to move around but also easy to find an unobstructed view and just hang there. Would definitely go back again and will always try to catch Lucinda whenever possible.

Lucinda was in fine form, and her band was awesome. Lead guitar, Blake Mills, was a great new discovery. Only criticism is of the venue; the sound is pretty mushy in the balcony of the National.

While I love Lucinda Williams' songs and recordings, I was disappointed with this performance. On many of the songs her voice was practically drowned out by the electric bass, guitar and drums. The band members were all great musicians, but simply overwhelmed the vocals. Also, Lucinda did not seem particularly engaged with the audience (which was wildly enthusiastic), turning away and looking at the drummer whenever she was not singing. Finally, she did not perform some of her better songs (for example, World Without Tears), choosing to take the easy way out with songs that demanded less of her. Just to contrast, I also went to the Emmylou Harris show at Lewis Ginter and saw a truly awesome performance. She told personal stories about the songs, was in perfect balance with her larger band, and worked very hard for her audience on a very hot night outside.

Have a few CD's by LW & have always really liked her voice. I had never seen a show at the National with seats up front but, I got a general adm ticket because I like to be able to move around at a show &, was able to get pretty close. She has such a great arua &, is very talented, electric & wooden guitar!! The backing musicians were great! Met fun people who love LW too & like me were not afraid to show that love!!!!!. Was a super great show!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Went to see Lucinda, who was awesome with an awesome band, but Amos Lee really surprised me. Played almost as long as Lucinda, and he has an amazing, soulful voice.

I was not familiar with Ms. Williams's music but my husband wanted to go so I played along. We thoroughly enjoyed her set, but had a tough time waiting all the way through Amos Lee's set. WHY did an opening act last 1 hour and 15 minutes? The tempo on almost all of his songs was so slow and lyrics dreary that it was all I could do to keep from taking an extended bathroom break. Lucinda's songs were fun and soulful and I would say worth the wait. But give me Lyle Lovett any day!

I don't know if it was the acoustics in the beacon that nite but neither Amos Lee nor Lucinda Williams sounded like I thought they would. The music was scratchy at times and hard to understand. I'm glad I saw them but will stick to their CDs from now on.

A wonderful show. Both were in great voice, the song choices were spot on, and the duets - one in each set - were great. I have a new respect for Amos Lee's voice; his range is fantastic. His band was excellent - they can really play. Lucinda rose to the occasion. She sounded great, and her band (only 4 people including her) filled the Beacon. The guitar player did it all, and, as always, the rythm section rocked. I love acoustic bass, and the numbers where the guitar and acuostic bass interacted were as fine as any jazz playing I have heard (I'm a Ron Carter fan). I only wish there was a recording of this show.

Myself and Catie girl saw Lucinda at the Beacon in NYC. Great show! She just lays it out there on her sleeve. Holds nothing back. If you get a chance, get out and see her. Its well worth it. All the best, East end eddie.

Lucinda Williams is timeless! I could listen to her forever! Everytime I see and hear Amos Lee he gets better and better and more soulful! Loved the show and of course I've never seen a bad show at the Beacon, what a great, intimate venue!

Simply the best concert I have ever been to. Amos Lee was so personable and I loved his songs. I really am going to get more of his CD's. Lucinda Williams was just fantastic. she came out with one of her best songs and didn't let up. I love her songs and found myself singing along to everyone. Who cares if her theme is "pain". the songs are just so soulful!!!

Amos lee and lucinda williams played excellently And complement each other very well

Lucinda never disappoints. Was surprised how good Amos Lee and his band was.

These are two great artists. The combination and chemistry when they played together worked well. Would love to catch them together again. but hope for more songs performed together.

NYC welcomes Amos Lee into the Big Time. Mother Lucinda gushes over his singing. Lucinda's new guitarist is good, great rockabilly. But we miss Val McCallum

Music was good, Amos was the hottest thing on stage, if I wasn't married and he wasn't married we would both be single.

I think night after night on tour was really showing in Lucinda's performance. She sang all the songs as though she were bored with having to perform one more time. Her voice was still great and when she was true to the original melodies she was better. Her newer lead guitar player was absolutely great. What intricate fingerwork! Drummer and bass were also very good. I did enjoy the cuts from her new album which I am not yet familiar.

Amos Lee was fantastic as the openeing act, not to mention his great band and charming and humble persona. It was the first time I saw Lucinda Williams live and she blew me away. She is such a force! She is lovely and passionate on stage. Bravo! What a great night!

Amos Lee was good, but too long. Lucinda was good, but she didn't sing her hit song. Maybe she did at the end. We didn't stay that long. The audience was awful. Two women in front of us keep moving around, and two guys next to us kept talking until we said something.