Mary Chapin Carpenter Tickets

As the NYTimes would say,{ Ms.} Carpenter performed last night at a small venue, that could have supported at least ten times more of her fans. After seeing her at both larger and smaller venues, she performs with a brilliance that only she can obtain. With songs mingled from her newest album, The Age of Miracles, her last foray into the folk/country stream, The Calling, and back to her "pop/country" days of crossover hits, that won her five Grammy"s, Ms. Carpenter has leapt back to health and voice and unbridled exuberance. With her band, many whom have been with her for years, Hello Mr. Jennings and Mr. Carol, and the "newer" additions, they performed with confidence and expertise. Entering and exiting the stage to let the star of the night shine! What more could anyone want of a night with the talented, comedic and overly blessed Mary Chapin Carpenter. I, too, have a calling and a need for solitude and you are mine! Thanks a lot, Chapin! xoxo Marc

I thought Mary Chaepin was great what a great voice and great Band 2. Great mix of old and new material.

She pours her heart and soul into every word, every note, every song. You can tell it really comes from deep inside. Sharing her inner most feelings with the world. It is one of the best shows I have seen this year and I go to quite a few. If she comes to your town don't miss it. Her connection with the audience is very special.

Great concert, M.C. was in great voice, Jennings was smooth as silk, as always. A word about the drummer, crack and Red Bull don't mix. His ham-handed playing and wild gesticulations were distracting at best.

Mary Chapin Carpenter and her band were in fine form at the Concert Hall in New York on June 26. She is a great performer and one of our best songwriters. It is great to have her back performing. The band was terrific. This concert, at least to me, showed she is more of a rocker than a country artist, but hey, it's all just music anyway. One small criticism - I think that her voice could have been more prominent in the mix.

The drummer was too loud. Hard to hear the singer. Overall, it was good hearing Mary Chapin Carpenter at a lovely location. This made the atmosphere cozy.

I bought tickets to this concert not being a huge fan, not even owning a CD of hers. Today I bought three!! She was superb, her band was wonderful...they really gave it their all and were clearly having a ball doing so. Thanks! (PS We love this venue...saw Ricki Lee Jones here over the winter...)

I will admit to being a big fan. This was my tenth Mary Chapin Carpenter concert. And it is impressive how she changes the "golden odlies" that she meshes with the new songs. But, despite its being an New York City concert, she clearly had not prepared to perform Grand Central Station, but after some requests from the audience, she did it without rehearsal as her fourth encore song. It was very impressive that the regular band members, who had not performed this song in years, could remember the tune and she could instantly recall the lyrics.

Welcome back. The most wonderfully, intimate, personal evening.

I liked many of her songs my wife plays frequently at home, so I thought this would be a good show to take her to. Turned out to be one of the best shows I've seen in years. The band (2 guitars, bass, keyboards, drums) was as tight as you can get. Mary put on a great show that ran like clockwork, but still added enough chit-chat to make it seem like she'd just dropped into your living room to sing a few songs. Clearly she enjoyed being there and the audience was devoted. With the two encores she played over two hours, without a hitch. The venue (The Concert Hall, NYC) is a converted church, so the seats were uncomfortable, but it was an intimate hall with pretty good sound.

I sawy Mary Chapin Carpenter 3 years ago in the same venue. She had a lot more energy last night. Back in 2007, she had to sit for most of the show due to a bad back. This new album is great and she wrapped up the nigth with Grand Central Station, based on a Shout Out from a person in the audience earlier in the show.

The venue was incredibly comfortable and intimate even though we were in the balcony. The interactions between MCC and her band members are electric - they were so clearly in sync both as friends and musicians.

I have been a MCC fan for decades. This is the 3rd concert I have gone to and the second in this venue. I will come back again. Her songs touch my soul. I love the variation in song style, the depth of the sound, the obvious camaraderie between her and the band members, the talent of all of the performers and the wisdom of her lyrics, balanced by the obvious enjoyment that she has in performing the pieces. She knocked out one song after another for 2 1/2 hours. It was incredible. The acoustics in this hall are fabulous and the setting is cozy. The view of the stage is good from any seat in the hall. I was in tears during the show several times due to the intensity of emotion that her performance provoked in me. Her songs make my skin tingle, even on CD.

MC was there and in fine form. Her band was great and she responded to the audience with patience and good energy. I expected that she would play her new material but she also played her top ten stuff as well. It was truly wonderful. In addition, the venue was comfortable and very friendly. Could not have been better.

"I feel lucky", I feel blessed to have seen Mary Chapin Carpenter live in Concert Hall! Her ability to deeply and movingly connect the deepest part of one's heart and soul through her poetic words, voice and guitar wizardry makes me feel I truly have lived my life to the fullest! Bravo, Bravo Bravo..She is the best there is and Concert Hall is a special place and privileged by her presence! AMAZING!

Fantastic show. What a talent! Great band too. Perfect venue. Great evening

Mary Chapin Carpenter gave her audience another great show last night. Her touching, relevant songs speak to you and her personality shines through. The band is a group of very talented musicians and it was a great night out. The Concert Hall is a great venue - beautiful architecture, good sound. One negative - very few bathrooms which resulted in very long lines but not that unusual in NYC.

Fabulous show! Some new songs, some old songs, some old songs reworked! She sounds better than ever!

Mary Chapin Carpenter is BACK & better than ever. Thanks for "Traveling So Far" to us in NYC. Can't wait to see you again.