Lucinda Williams Tickets

After her stroke, her voice is diminished. Plus she needs a new writer to structure the narrative she's presenting to replace her songs. I think she was inspired by Bruce but the stories don't hold together and don't engage in the same way. Love her, she's been an all time talent but sadly not any more.

Great concert. Despite a stroke 1+ year ago, Lucinda did not miss a beat. I hope she will be able to play guitar again in future. Great backing band.

The honest and authentic personal stories and related pictures and video about Lucinda”s life added a substantially greater depth of understanding about the songs and about Lucinda. I was very entertained by her talking, The songs were awesome if course, The venue was intimate and the acoustics great.

The venue is great.. intimate and good acoustics. We had great seats! Lucinda Williams is an amazing songwriter and performer. The back up band was superb. She is in fine voice, and so courageous to come back after a stroke. I loved the anecdotes she told leading up to each song, and the slideshow of old photos was so poignant. Just really enjoyed seeing and hearing her live. She did over two hours.. the crowd was totally with her. So glad I went!

Saw Lucinda at Capitol Hall in Mclean, (Tysons Corner) VA. Spectacular new 1200+ seat classic auditorium in sparkling new hight rise center. Ticketmaster Help Center lived up to its name by straightening out hassle with Premium Parking (well worth it for this urban venue). Audience hugely supportive and Lucinda, still recovering from her stroke, gained strength with each round of applause, finishing standing and unbowed after a two hour plus show. Her band rocked awesomely. Five stars to a courageous, committed artist and total respect to her fan base.

She was fantastic!!!! Fantastic times ten!!!! Lucinda and the entire Band were outstanding!!!!! One of the best shows ever!!!!

I didn’t know quite what to expect going in, and was a little impatient with the pace of the show for the first 15 minutes. Then I realized that this is not a typical concert that runs through a rapid succession of songs. Lucinda told pretty long stories before each some in the first half of the concert. Once I got out of my manic concert mode and relaxed, I really enjoyed hearing her reflections and life stories. Her song selection also included several I had not heard before (I was not a die hard fan like 99% of the people there) and loved the song selection. Her voice is great, the band it rocking, and I had a great time. If you go, and I recommend you do, you just need to chill and soak it in.

Lucinda did a fantastic show. I especially loved her stories between songs. The visuals were a great addition. I hope to see her again next time she's in town.

She sounds great and enjoyed her stories somewhat. But they went on too long which made it too late of an evening for a Tues. Left early, after 2.5 hours. Sad I had to miss some of her songs.

This was the third time I have seen Lucinda. Post-stroke and post-memoir, her performance takes a different path at a slower pace. She created an intimate personal story atmosphere in a stark, cold (acoustically good and very comfortable) venue. Her voice has never sounded better.

Fully enjoyed seeing Lucinda share stories of song writing and her expensive catalog

This was an excellent show that covered Lucinda's entire career. Her stories made the songs relevant to the audience. Over 20 songs covered with in depth stories of each. One things I wished would have been more songs off of her latest album.

Great combination of Lucinda’s personal biography, with the stories and the songs that came out of it. Concert began with some great covers by her favorite artists growing up.

If you are a big fan of Lu and are interested in blues, folk, and rock culture from the sixties forward, this was the ultimate show. 2 1/2 hours of career spanning songs preceded by Lucinda explaining the background and accompanied by video - great format for true fans and a challenge if you expected a "normal"concert. She is still hobbled physically by her stroke and can't play guitar, but her voice sounds better than it has in 20 years - I have seen her many times and I am not exaggerating! Some of her personal stories are universal in nature and resonated; for me this peaked with beautiful renditions of "Little Angel, Little Brother"and "Bus to Baton Rouge". The band was first rate as usual and could be subtle or rock out as required.

I've seen Lucinda over a dozen times, this time her voice was in fine form, stroke be damned. I've also seen guitarists Doug Pettibone and Stuart Mathers with her, separately, over the years, but to see the two together was an absolute high point. They have both supported Lucinda well but to see an hear the interplay between the two of them was a masterclass in duel guitar virtuosity. Adding in the solid foundation of Butch on drums and David on bass was the musical glue that held it all together. Lucinda's extensive narrative gave insight to the inspirations for her songwriting. While I am usually content to hear nonstop music, I must admit that I have never been more receptive and appreciative of the words of a singer from the stage. The audience was captivated by the music and the narratives from the two and a half our set, and I would have happuly stayed for more. Let's hope Lucinda keeps touring, with this lineup, and comes back to New England for many more shows.

Lucinda is certainly still recovering from the stroke she suffered last year. Although her mobility is impacted her wit, her spirit and her voice are not impacted in the least! At the Orpheum we are all close (a good thing) and that is what we all felt. A closeness to Lucinda, her music, the stories and the songs we all know so well. So glad we all could share this with her :-)

Lucinda Williams was in fine form - voice sounded great, and her storytelling made the show very special.

Lucinda and her band delivered a great night of music and storytelling. It was fun to watch old home videos on the screen behind her as she sang about the people and places that inspired her songs. I flashed back to some memories of my dad as she sang lyrics written by her dad. What an artist! Highly recommend!!

The show started a little slow but Lucinda soon got into her songs. I loved the stories she told about her life and the inspiration for her songs. Her voice was strong and sounded like the recordings. Her band played with energy and seemed to enjoy themselves. I’m a recent fan and feel very lucky to have attended.

Great show (I saw her 2x this tour). Lucinda's voice is rich and her resilience and humility in the face of her stroke last year are moving. The band is amazing and from a guitar rock angle this thing is just kicking. She's got a lot to say between songs since this show is pretty autobiographical. GO!