Over the Rhine Tickets

Don't often go to a concert where you are sad when it ends and the time flew by...very entertaining and Karin has a voice that is unbelievably beautiful and she totally commands the stage with her control and pitch.

Intimate, good sound engineering, nice food, good coffee. Karin, Linford and guitar, mandolin, harmonica player. Good selection of songs, not all holiday, Chrsistmas songs. Karin's. irthday. Had seen them outside at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in Golden Gate Park in SanFrancisco, but this was a different, quieter show on a nice cold autumn night.

Beautiful and thoughtful show by these talented singer songwriters.

If you haven't seen Over the Rhine they come through DC every year at Christmas time. Highly recommended. Very talented and soulful.

I DO LOVE THESE GUYS AND THIS IS MY 3RD YEAR IN A ROW TO TAKE MY MOM TO SEE THEM AT THE LINCOLN THEATER. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A LITTLE LONGER SHOW THOUGH. FEELS LIKE IT'S ABOUT 30 MINUTES TOO SHORT.

They put on such a great show, very relaxing and a great venue for acoustics. The only thing I would change would be for them to have a full band.

This is the 4th time we’ve seen OTR at the Lincoln Theater. They never disappoint. It’s such a great venue to compliment the bands amazing talents.

This was the 2nd time we have seen Over The Rhine. Three amazing musical performers in a beautifully restored venue! Doesn't get much better than that. Plenty of close by free parking was a bonus.

Had a great time with the wife. Really enjoyed it.

We've attended this show several times, it is always wonderful. Kind, soulful, meaningful music. Additionally, the opening act Max Gomez was spectacular! A new favorite. The Taft itself is interesting as an landmark, but if you'e 6' or taller, plan on having your knees jammed into the seat back in front of you. The theater sounds great though.

Never saw such an eclectic group that has no bounds or genre. phenomenal musicians!!!!

I've been wanting to see Over the Rhine for years and I finally got to go! What a fabulous and amazing night from start to finish. Wish it didn't have to end. Looking forward already for next year!

I have been following Over the Rhine for years, having seen them in concert about a dozen times. It seems that each time they come to Columbus, they are traveling with one less band member, and now are down to simply adding one more to their stage show. However, the guy that they have with them is unbelievable. Brad Meinerding not only plays mandolin, guitar and harmonica with some of the best mastery I've ever seen live, but he also sings background vocals and brings more depth to a few songs with harmonization. He definitely added a richness to the show that put it over the top as far as a wonderful experience. My one gripe about the evening was the lack of an opening act. Over the years we have become fans of their opening acts as well, artists we weren't otherwise exposed to (Griffin House, Lily & Madeline, etc.). We were sad to not walk away with a new band to keep up with. They played mostly songs from their last two albums, one of which was a Christmas album. It was also nice to hear some old favorites as well. As far as the on-stage banter, I wish we could have heard more of the stories behind the songs. Over the Rhine is not a band that writes bubblegum-pop lyrics that are easy to interpret, so hearing the back-story adds a lot to my appreciation of where a song is coming from. In all, we had a great time and walked away with a new live album that they recorded down in Cincinnati that features Brad Meinerding, which will be nice to revive memories of this concert throughout the year until we meet again at the Lincoln next December.

As always Over the Rhine did not disappoint. They are one of the best bands to see live, period.

Over the Rhine is always outstanding and this year's concert was no exception. I love their mellow sound, the great musicians and their casual approach.

This was s fantastic show. My Father's Body resonated with my soul. Karin and Linford are true professionals. They have such a passion for what they do. The audience can't help but to get swept up in the music. The one thing I want to caution, since I have been a long time fan is to be careful with the addition of the electric/ steel guitars and drums. They had a tendancy at times to overpower the pure quality of Karin's voice. Could have been that our seats were floor seats under the balcony and the sound could have created a tunnel effect. I still was blown away but just wanted to express that fear. What a great Christmas treat.

The whole concert was amazing. I have no idea why they are not more famous, her voice is so easy to listen too and when he's playing the piano and she's singing....pure bliss. Love their repertoire too Can't wait to go to their concert on Memorial Day weekend at their Nowhere Farm.

I love OTR, and have seen them a few times. This was the best show I have seen of theirs. The opening act "Lily and Madeleine" was also one of the best warm up acts I have ever seen.

My wife and I REALLY enjoyed this group. We are new to their following, but being a musician myself, I could really respect their vocal as well as their instrument chops. The duo in front of them were outstanding also. Very well written songs. I can't believe their ages. Yikes! We hope to be there at the barn raising. Sounds like a real good time.

Over the Rhine is one of my favorite groups. I have been listening to them for over 20 years. I just love everything about them.