Noam Pikelny Tickets

I'd recommend this show with a disclaimer. Love all these guys in their bands but it was an OK show. Punch Brothers blew us out of the water as do their bands, this is more of a bluegrass show but for $25 was worth it. No doubt they are world class musicians and alot of fun. I play banjo. My only real problem was Noam Pikelny came out blistering fast up the neck so there was no way to progress through the night. He kept taking the songs back to the same place, which got old with often off- key and timing stuff which technically was impressive but got old before the set was half over. The balance of the band rounded out the evening real well. Some fine solo song writing that I'll follow up. At one time Brian Sutton asked the crowd "still with us" because the sensed they were losing the crowd. The 2 guests, bluegrass rookies, we brought never said they had a great time. If I could do it again I'd put a good buzz on.

Some of the best players under one roof. What a great time!

This event was the opening act for this stellar team of musicians. Ron McCoury, Luke Bulla, Brian Sutton, Noam Pikelny and Barry Bales is a good balanced mix of accomplished musicians. The opportunity to see this group together was amazing. Each are members of different bands. This means that they may never get an opportunity to link again. The parking at The 20th Century Theater is available and one must be legal and creative. This is a must see events.