Reverend Horton Heat Tickets

I've been watching and listening to the Reverend for years. He and Jimbo have always put out outstanding shows. Now, with the addition of a "new" (to me) drummer and keyboard player, they've really upped the ante and added entire new dimensions to the show. I saw them at the Belly-up too last year and when the drummer and keyboardist got their own time to solo they were beyond good. The drum solo and keyboard playing were outstanding and memorable at that show. This time, the Reverend had Deke Dickerson on stage so less keyboard and drum solos (but still outstanding just leaving you wanting more). Still, Deke was a lot of fun too. He's a strong presence on the stage by himself and the rendition of Mule Skinner Blues was a perfect call and memorable performance. The Reverend and Jimbo haven't missed a beat and still are at the top of their game. The keyboard, drummer, and Deke Dickerson (for this show) were pitch perfect. Reverend shows are always worth the time and effort. Amen!

The Rev puts on an awesome show. I will continue to see him every time he’s in town!

From the 1st time I saw them in 95 till now they keep reinventing themselves and stay current this was my 100th time seeing them and can’t wait to see them again

Overall, a good experience. I was disappointed that the Paladins were the opener. I love that band and think a band that’s been around longer than the ages of the second band should be allowed more time and have a middle time slot.

We had such a blast at this show! We were not familiar with the opening acts but really enjoyed one of them live which is a fun way to discover a new band. The whole place was rocking from the start of the night 'till about midnight. We have seen the Rev before and always love the show but this one was entirely different! more acts, more guests, and even a surprise at the end! The venue was also great, it was a bit crowded but thinned out the later it got. No one was rowdy, there were no fights, but there was a little bit of moshing up front! Always love to see the younger crowd really get into the music. This venue also offers prefered seating but it is super expensive. Drinks are good, bartenders are fantastic and the prices aren't bad either!

These guys never fail to put on an amazing performance! I see them whenever they play and they never disappoint!

This was my first time seeing the Reverend Horton Heat, and it was an amazing show! Having Dave Alvin come on stage and play several songs with them was fantastic.

Missed the 5, 6, 7, 8’s but the Voodoo Glow Skulls ska/punk was incredible. The Reverend was as good as ever, playing a mix of Xmas tunes & his own hits. Looking forward to next year. And at $32 very reasonable!

Great band, they played great, the Reverend rocked the Paradise... loved his guest David Alvin.... Superb... would see them again anywhere!

Great venue, great vibe... the reverend always has a surprise in store.

Rev was a madman on the guitar. Every song in the set was great. Would see again if he comes back around.

What a sermon. The Rev. and his krewe did not disappoint. The waether did not cooperate and it did not matter. EVERYONE in attendance was in great holiday spirit. We will be at his next performance when he returns to the Burg!

I hope they never stop doing the holiday hayride! Never disappointed! I love this show at Christmastime. Always a good time an he changes the lineup a little to keep it interesting.

Great venue. XL is the premier music venue in Harrisburg, which is enjoying a musical revival. The concert with The Reverend, Voodoo Glow Skulls and the 5,6,7,8's was wonderful. Surf band followed by ska band followed by rockabilly! AND DAVE ALVIN!!!!!! What's not to love?

first rendition of this annual show was great w the Blasters and Junior Brown.. had tix to last year but didn't go. This year the Rev brought the 5,6,7,8s the great Japanese all female surf rock band featured in Kill Bill, the Voo doo Glow Skulls who are a great punk ska outfit from So Cal. and a special appearance by Dave Alvin, formerly of the Blasters... the Rev mixed his own songs, Blasters songs and traditional Xmas songs for his set.. great diverse musical line up and a real *annual pre Xmas treat... I've seen him many times and the Rev never disappoints.

All 3 bands were so amazing! Great energy and all bands were really cool with the crowd. The venue was top notch, clean, and professional. I would absolutely do this again!

Amazing venue! Got to stand right up front. Drinks were cheap and bathrooms were clean. I also got to meet the bands after the show! Great time!

I enjoyed the Reverend but went to see Dave Alvin. The opening first two acts did not fit with the featured acts. Hated that there was a mosh pit. If I had known about the opening I would have come much later.

Saw Rev. Horton Heat, ft. Dave Alvin, The Voodoo Glow Skulls, and the 5, 6,7,8s at the Paradise on 12/5. The 5,6,7,8s went on at 730p or so and the entertainment didn't end until after midnight!! The 5,6,7,8s (from the restaurant scene in Kill Bill) we're adorable and I was only sorry I didn't bring enough cash to get their CD and a shirt. I was really there for the Glowskulls as I've been a fan of this So Cali Ska group for some time. They were good, unbelievably tight musically, but I would have liked their set to be longer, and even though it was a Christmas show, they didn't do their cover of Feliz Navidad, which is my favorite. The Rev. Has a new piano player named Lance Lipinsky who was amazing, sexy, and funny. I was already impressed with Horton Heat, and then Dave Alvin of the Blasters came out. He looked like an old cowboy, but played like best Rockabilly guitarist you can think of. Fabulous show, so impressed!

First time to the Tralf, great venue to see live bands! Revered Horton Heat with special guest Dave Alvin put on a top notch show, awesome guitars. Openers were entertaining as well.