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LOVED it!!! Speaks the truth through his music and I know his daddy is proud. I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE PINK FLOYD\ ZEPPLIN FEEL TO SOME OF THE SONGS! FLOYD IS ONE OF my FAVORITES! P.S. Couldn't have been with a better performer and loyal people to celebrate George Jones. WHAT A MEMORY THIS WILL BE!
i really injoyed the show, Shooter Jenning was awesome
Having followed Shooter's career since the first CD and getting to know the .357s/Heirophant personally, I was curious to see how things would be with the new band. Now, the El Rey is a beautiful venue with great sound. Having never seen a show there, I was amazed at what a great room it is. Unfortunately, it was a bit barren on this particular night. Not empty by any stretch of the imagination, but certainly not the crowd I was expecting. The crowd that WAS there, however, was certainly into it. Drea was there with Alabama and a large group from the show "Sons of Anarchy" (Ron Perlman was not there, unfortunately). Shooter and the band roamed the room when they weren't onstage, taking pictures and talking to anyone who wanted to say hi. Johnny Corndawg took the stage and surprised us with his act. We had looked him up on YouTube and only had a mild interest in watching him, but he proved to be an excellent performer and a very nice guy. Shooter took the stage and the first thing I noticed was how blah the new band was. They were definitely prolific musicians, they just didn't rock and regardless of whether you like his country material or "Black Ribbons," Shooter has always put on a rocking show. He played most of the new CD, "Family Man," and a few from his older CDs, including an acoustic sing-along of "4th of July," but nothing from "Black Ribbons" and nothing from the other CDs that rocked to any extent. This was definitely a tamed Shooter. We still love him and his music and will go see him when he's in town, but I sure would like to see him with a more energetic band again. It's one thing to bring in new musicians; it's another to replace everyone you've worked with for years with a bunch of guys who look like they'd rather be home than onstage putting on a show.
Last time I saw Shooter and the band was their last concert of the Fall 2010 Season. AS always they never fail to amaze me. And I'm hard to please, so my mom says. They had 2 warm-up groups with them that I hadn't heard: J Roddy something and the Business, and something Salvage both over the top excellent. I told J Roddy afterwards he was even better than Jerry Lee. , I appologize for not remembering your names, but if I get a chance to see you in concert again, I will certainly follow up. SHOOTER is more than just a singer with famous parents. He's a force of nature in his own right. IF YOU EVER GET THE CHANCE TO SEE HIM IN CONCERT: beg borrow or steal a ride to get there you will not be disappointed. He is always evolving, never stagnant like some artists who get pigeon-holed or stuck in a creative rut. CHECK HIM OUT.
Ive forgotten more show"s than most have seen. This one was incredible!
Jessi Colter and her son Shooter Jennings put on a fantastic show and rocked the completely packed house at Rhythm Room last Thursday night. That's a wrap!
The venue only held 315 people, but Shooter and the band acted like there were 20,000 people there. GREAT SHOW!!!!!
Shooter and his band were outstanding! In my opinion though Mom, Jessi Colter stole the show with her opening performance. Jessi's voice was crystal clear. She was energentic in her delivery of the songs she sang. Her song choices were right on the mark for the venue. Jessi looked wonderful. It was a real treat to see her back on stage and performing again. Welcome back Jessi! We missed you. All in all a real fun evening at the Rhythm Room. Thanks Jessi and Shooter.
I had never been to the Rhythm Room before so i didn't know what to expect. It was smaller than i thought but a great place. Jesse Colter came out and opened for her son. She was great as she was when i saw her with David Allen Coe in Cave Creek AZ. Then Shooter came out and sang with her. he has an amazing voice and is great looking. When is band came out and joined him, THEY ROCKED. i would love to see him again but im so glad he doesnt tour big venues. the small ones are so much better. I really miss his dad Waylon. I recommend seeing him to anyone.
This was not at all the Shooter Jennings we were expecting, bummer.
Shooter Jennings did not disappoint. It was an incredible show heavy on the Heirophant with a handful of 357s tunes and a great cover of Waylon's "Rainy Day Woman" In addition, I was blown away by the opener- J Roddy Walston and the Business. They were phenomenal!! High, intense, rock n roll energy. I immediately snapped up the latest album and they played all but I think three songs. Would love to check them out again.
Everything was great, good crowd, good set list. Shooter did the new, the old, and some of the unheard!
Great Concert. Opening acts were very good and got the crowd going. In fact I think most of the crowd was there for the opening acts. I was pretty familiar with Shooter's early material and enjoyed it like I did old country back in the 70's and 80's. Shooter's new album is genius and groundbreaking and not country in the least. He played chunks of the new album broken up with chunks of the older stuff. If more people knew about the new album "Black Ribbons" this place would have been packed. New York is hardly the place for a guy doing old fashioned country like his Dad but this part of the country would eat up the new album if they heard it. It was a surreal experience.I was standing about 8 feet away from his keyboards and aided by a good buzz he brought the album to life. If you like the new album - Do Not miss this show
VERY GOOD SHOW!!!! THEY EVEN CAME OUT AND PLAYED THREE MORE SONGS AFTER IT WAS OVER.
very talented guy. great show. i would definitely pay to see him again
it was a great show!!!! Can't wait to see another band in BK!!!!!!
J Roddy is a perfect combination of talent and energy. They put on a truly mind blowing show for anyone who can appreciate well crafted, good old rock & roll.
Great Venue & Great Show! Shooter really mixed up the songs he played by including old songs and new ones!
Nothing but black ribbons. He played the first 5-6 songs in order most people in the crowed were talking and not really getting the new material. He then played a song off his second album and the bar lines filled up and people started singing along and having a good time. After that it was right back into his electronic rock with sound effects and space sounds. He kept saying thanks you guys are great between songs and I have no idea how he could say that because no one seemed to be enjoying the show. Most people were leaving mid way.
Play whatever kinda music you love. Life is too short. Enjoyed the show. Thanks for keeping it small and personable.
