Sister Hazel Tickets

They always put on a great show and their new album is wonderful!! We had so much fun and they continue to be one of my top 2 favorite bands of all time.

This was my first Sister Hazel show and they were awesome. We really enjoyed the opening acts as well. Golden and I think Sarah Kelly were the two openers. I would definitely see Golden on their own. SH rocked and brought heir awesome harmonies. Great show!!!

Sister hazel once again did a great show. The venue was perfect for an intimate feeling with the band and there is no bad seat in the house. Wish for some more old stuff and covers but the new album just dropped so I understand the push. Having Vinyl next door made for a good time after the concert. Hopefully Chastain will come back into the touring schedule but Center Stage is a great venue too.

My first time at Center Stage and my first time seeing Sister Hazel live. Could have done without the openers, but that is often the case in any concert. SH sounds as good live or better than they do on CD. Well worth it! My wife and I will see them again, but would love to see them in an outdoor venue like Chastain.

Awesome concert. They played a great mix of new and old songs.

Another amazing show from truly great musicians. Unbelievable price for the show. Will go again, definitely.

This show was incredible! It's rare that a band sounds as good live as they do on a CD.

One of the aspects of Sister Hazel that makes them so good is that they sound just as good live as they do on their CD. Guitarist Ryan Newell and bassist Jett Beres both provided enjoyable displays of their trade that sounded just as good as it looked. Even better, for the kids at the front of the stage, the kids got a chance to interact with them several times. Since I am both a big fan of the band as well as a parent of two of the kids that got to interactact (hand shakes, taps, etc) with Ryan and Jett, I know what an impact it had one the kids. As for vocals, Ken Block and Drew Copeland were spot on, harmonizing just as well in person as they do on the CD. On "Champaigne High", the entire band gets together for a beautiful finish. BTW, the value of the show to the ticket price is INCREDIBLE! We paid $75 to see a tier one act recently that put on a tired, bored show and left you feeling like you just wasted $75. At $21 a pop, the show was well worth it! Also enjoyable was the interaction between the band and the crowd. Whereas some bands lead you to feel that you're fortunate to be spending time with them, Sister Hazel interacts with the crowd and makes you feel like they want to be there with you! This may be an act, which, if it is, is some of the best acting Hollywood could ever produce. However, it appears genuine and the bands energy and their appreciation of the crowd flows non-stop from the beginning to the end of the show. As for the venue, Center Stage is incredible. Sitting for the old farts and up close interaction for the hip/cool/whatever they refer to themselves. See Sister Hazel! You owe it to yourself. And if you live in Atlanta, check out Center Stage and catch a show there!!

Sister Hazel put on a great concert at the Center Stage Theatre. Even the warmup band 'Golden' was great as was Sarah Kelly .

excellent performance, great atmosphere, what a concert.

This was my third SH show in as many years. This was the first show where there a warm-up act, or two! Sara Kelly and the Golden opened. Neither were terrible, but not memorable either. Sister Hazel was predictable in their song choice that spanned their earliest hits to this month's Release. Ken Block has without a doubt one of the best vocals in the business. The guys were tight and played off one another very well. Not a disappointing show, but not a memorable one either.

The venue was good -- full event. Long lines for booze (understandable) and great music! The first act was kind of a buzzkill -- talented girl, sad music. Golden came on then and did a great job - never heard of them but picked em up off iTunes. Sister Hazel came out and was very interactive and associated with the audience -- and of course ROCKED OUT! Definitely glad I was able to make it to see them this time!

As always Sister Hazel was fantastic!! I just love them. Unfortunately, the seats I purchased were overpriced for what I got and weren't located where I expected them to be. Ended up leaving our $80 seats to go down to the $22 area and had a much better view. But, all in all Sister Hazel performed wonderfully as always and can't wait to see them again.

Excellent concert!!!!! lots of energy and good vibes!!!! Pain Killer Hotel was awesome as well!!!! INCREDIBLE CONCERT!!!

They are always great! Always sound just amazing and really just plain fun to watch and listen to!! If you like great harmony and a fun crowd, then go see them!!

the fine line is the best place to see a show in the twin cities, suprisingly small and intimate with great food and service. sister hazel was excellent: personable, skilled musicians and excellent songwriters, they never fail to please. i would recommend them to anyone who loves great indie pop. the venue is also highly recommended.

Sister Hazel is an amazing group of guys. They are extremely polite and nice and really play to the crowd. The venue was small, so everyone was able to be super close to the stage. The band was posing for pictures and shaking people's hands--it was a wonderful experience. Musically, they were excellent. From their hits to their new songs, they gave it their all, and the crowd loved it.

Sister Hazel just knows how to entertain and keep everyone rockin! With their new album coming out soon, and after listening to them play some of the tracks off of it, I'll be first in line to buy it!! Thanks Sister Hazel!