Patty Griffin Tickets

I will always love and support Patty, but there were so many challenges to that performance. I had to get up and leave several times because my heart broke for her. She has always been a fierce and powerful singer and player. It looks like her cold combined with her neuropathy in her voice and hands got the better of her. She may have even chosen songs that were easier for the evening but the piano songs seemed like a funeral. My advice to her is to get two strong acoustic players on either side to bang those tunes like to she used to and cary some of the harmonies. Her performances used to be a beautiful bull fight. I hope I see that again. I know its in there somewhere.

The venue is incredible! What a great place to see a concert! And I love Patty Griffin but honestly she was out of key on almost every song. Singing flat ;( And she didn’t do a lot of my favorite songs. So a bit disappointed to be honest. The opening act was fabulously entertaining and a pleasant surprise.

Could not have been more elated and entertained by her music, her heart and soul. Just amazing and I look forward to more new music and her library of written prose and heaven.

Patty had a cold. Maybe that was the problem. But her voice didn't work well and didn't work well with the band. Her guitar player was quite talented but the sort of Spanish -sounding guitar didn't make sense with her music. The slow tempo felt flat and I barely recognized the songs I knew and didn't know most of what she sang. The night never got going. We ended up leaving early - rarely do that - but it just wasn't that engaging. It's too bad. I love Patty and will keep listening to her music. Hopefully it was just an off night - none of it really filled the theater with any energy.

Patty had a cold, so some latitude should be given for being off key through most of the performance. It’s a shame she didn’t postpone the concert until she felt better. Also, she performed few of her recognizable songs, so, even as a fan, much of the music in the set was unfamiliar to me.

The sound system was pure treble and did not work in sych with griffin's singing voice, which is also high treble, making the lyrics mush in my ears. Perhaps it was my problem, or it may be others had the same unpleasant experience. And., of course, there was no Todd Snider. All in all, the night was a real downer.

I love Patty Griffin and her music. This concert was evidence that Patty's voice is not as it was. Frankly, I could not recognize the songs that she sang during the concert. It was painful to listen to her. Her guitar and piano playing were first rate. Her voice was a monotone, she could not reach any notes. It was so sad.

From the opening cover of the Chicks Truth No. 2, Party was out of synch with her band. She struggled with tempo and phrasing throughout the show. The song selection was also slow tempo and a little dark. She also struggled with a reworked rendition of Move Up. I’ve seen her three previous times at the Birchmere and her voice was always strong - outshining Emmylou and Shawn when they toured together. This concert was a disappointment.

Great show, great concert hall, no bad seats!!! I wish she had played a little softer...doesn't need to be that loud in a small venue.

The Ponte Vedra Concert Hall is a wonderfully intimate venue. Unfortunately Patty Griffin was off-key so when she ended the concert after about 70 minutes, we were not disappointed about the short show. Instrumentally the concert was very good but it was kind of painful to listen to Patty sing.

Patty is always wonderful. I've seen her a lot. She sounded great. Her guitarist and drummer are top rate. All was well except the show was SO short. Like 1 hr long. Im not mad though. She's my favorite singer so it's all good. Love you Patty.

First time seeing Patty live- and I love her music! But her vocals were WAY off. Struggled to find the correct pitch on some songs, others that were my favorites were almost unrecognizable. But the music was fantastic. And Patty is lovely - engaging and funny. But yeah, I won’t go see her live again.

Opening act, Raul Malo was excellent! Patty Griffin was, trying to be nice here, not my cup of tea. We left after the fourth song. Couldn’t take it anymore.

.... and should have been the main attraction. Raul Malo's presence and voice made it near impossible for Patty Griffin to follow. This event was a mismatch of style and content. There were many Malo fans who left after the first 10 minutes of Patty's performance which was as good as any of her past events. It would benefit Raul Malo to perform here with his group (Mavericks) sometime in the near future. I liked both acts but for different reasons.

Great venue to see Patty, I’ve been there before a few years before. Her opening act was Raul Mallow and he was excellent. Patty and her partners played their hearts out. My wife and daughter enjoyed it as well.

The concert was good. I would have given 5 stars but she didn't play that long.

Always wonderful to see live music, especially in the beautiful Collingswood Scottish Rite Auditorium. A great evening with a packed house.

My now adult daughter and I have seen Patty Griffin three separate times at what has become my single favorite South Jersey venue to see any musical artist preform; the Scottish Rite Auditorium (SRA) in Collingswood, New Jersey. The SRA is acoustically perfect, and the character and history of the concert space is inspiring for both the audience and artist. The artists that perform at the SRA play better and the audience hears better. And you can now take your beer and wine into the show with you!

Raul Malo was excellent. His vocals are second to none. Good set list included solo, Mavericks and covers. Patty was a bit of disappointment. Hard to understand what she was singing. Her stories about Bluebeard and Dubai immigrants were very strange. Her guitar playing was very good, however. Should have switched the line-up to have Raul close.

Both patty & Raul were great. Such beautiful voices. Acoustics were great and the theater was beautiful. I had never been there.