Steve Earle & the Dukes Tickets

It was a great concert, Steve and the entire band gave us an excellent show. The only negative I can give about the Birchmere is the seating process, it seems to be more complicated than it needs to be and having to wait in line twice shouldn't be necessary.

Great show. Well done. I was not familiar with a lot of his songs, but loved it. Great entertainers

Steve Earle opened the show with several tunes from his new Jerry Jeff Walker tribute album including Mr. Bo Jangles. The band, the Dukes which included the Mastersons, was tight and nothing short of outstanding. What a talented bunch of musicians! The show progressed quickly including Steve's past hits Galway Girl, Guitar Town, Goodbye and of course, the iconic Copperhead Road. Lots of ticket holders up dancing and enjoying the upbeat show. Ended with an encore and 2 more tunes. No merch and no meet and greet but that's just a sign of the times which will hopefully change as time goes by. Can't wait for a return visit.

I've been a Steve Earle fan forever. Can't get enough. He and his band were awesome. His tribute to Jerry Jeff Walker was admirable. Will be there next time he comes back. Steve just keeps on getting better and better.

Between the lousy sound system (nobody could hear the words to the songs) and inserting his political views it was a long night.

Very good sure Steve was spot on. Had a great view of entertainment

S.L.P.C. has great sound. Steve Earle and The Dukes were phenomenal. Only problem was the 2 people sitting behind me talking through out the show.

The entire night was filled with great music by all who performed, especially Rosanne Cash, Springsteen and Steve Earle and The Dukes. Rosanne Cash was stunning during her set, then Springsteen came out and blew the roof off the place with an amazing, electrified set that included, Darkness on the Edge of Town, Promised Land, Glory Days and Pink Cadillac. Steve Earle and the Dukes followed, playing some great rough and rowdy country-rock, as well as some beautiful, poetic numbers to close out their set. The performances were amazing and all for a great cause. Looking forward to next year's show and seeing what surprises Steve Earle will bring!

From beginning to end an uplifting (and singalonging) experience. Everyone was fantastic (including the audience). And of course all of us were on our feet for Bruce.

This show was stellar from start to finish. Steve Earl & The Dukes, Roseanne, Bruce gave their all to create an exciting and memorable night

I have attended this benefit concert every year including last year virtually. It is always great but the line up this year was the best. Incredible concert.

Steve Earle has been holding benefit concerts for the Keswell School for autistic kids for 7 years. When it was announced that one of his guests this year would be Bruce Springsteen, the tickets were sold out before they were offered to the public, with some people paying as much as $8500 for a seat. I was lucky enough to get a ticket presale, and had awesome seats in the loge, 2nd row, overlooking the stage. Because Bruce wasn't playing with the E street Band, I assumed he would just play a few solo acoustic songs. Following the Mastersons, Matt Savage, Willie Nile and Roseann Cash, Steve introduced Bruce, who walked out , plugged in his Telecaster, and, backed by the Dukes, opened with Darkness on the Edge of Town, and the crowd went wild! He followed that with Promised land, and brought out Willie Nile to join him on Glory Days, while the crowd sang the entire first verse. He ended his set with Steve Earle joining him for Pink Cadillac. A hard act to follow, Steve brought out the Dukes and kept the energy level high. Everyone joined Steve on stage for the finale, "Teach Your Children" which has become a sort of anthem for these benefits. Bruce fans were not disappointed. He was in fine voice and the Dukes did a great job of backing him. The concert raised over $100k for the Keswell School! Awesome show!

Wow, our first show was awesome. Check in process went quick. The Ryman staff was just amazing. All the stories I've heard about the Ryman are absolutely true. The sound and atmosphere make the experence. Would absolutely go to another performance at the Ryman.

I've seen Steve and the Dukes countless times since the mid-1980s. This was as good or better than any of them, and that's a high bar to reach.

First of all, I have seen various incarnations of Steve Earle and his bands over last 35 years. This was the most amateur in sound. Thankfully, Los Lobos cancelled. I have been observing there band since 1984. They would have upstaged Steve Earle easily. With Steve's reputation as Americana songwriter. He could have done a better job.

Steve Earle is great....and puts on an amazing show. The only drawback was the sound check should have revealed that you could not hear the lead guitar when he was playing solos. That's pretty basic...right? Sad, as it took a lot away from the show. I'm a professional, I would know!

Amazingly talented performer and solidly great band behind him. I knew only 2 Steve Earle songs going in and I was thoroughly entertained the whole show.

Really enjoyed Steve Earle's sincerity while on stage. Excellent band sound. Though I enjoyed The Mastersons whom opened, I really, really wanted to see Los Lobos. Problem with the show was their was no mention that Los Lobos would not be playing as the opening act, for I would have canceled my tickets, nor was there any explanation as to why they were not there. In conclusion the tickets were way over priced.

Steve Earle and the Dukes gave an authentic and rousing performance: old classics, tunes I've never heard, and just outstanding musicianship made for a fantastic event. As usual, BCPA was an excellent venue and 99.5% of the audience were mask compliant. See these guys, support the arts, and thanks to BCPA for safely getting the arts back on stage.

Steve has been my favorite musician since 1989! We used to see him at Carefree Theatre, even got to meet him and Justin! Wonderful experience - will never forget! He really enjoys his fans. Our hearts broke for him over Justin. We were delighted to hear our favorite songs, one after the other! Doesn't get better than that! Can't we all relate to "Someday"? I actually left those words behind at an awful job years ago. And what better imagery is there than in "Copperhead Road"? Can't you just see that big block dodge- there's no better lines in country music than that. And we love "Fearless Heart" because it's written about himself! Will be playing our new JT loud as we can get away with, and putting pictures in a scrapbook with the prior show's pics. If this pandemic ever subsides hopefully we can meet him again and get a couple of those autographed. I do have an autographed copy of "Dog House Roses" which we love. The Mastersons were excellent too! When Steve had his online event for John Henry's school we got to see them, and now in person. All the Dukes are just so talented. Thanks to Steve for that e-mail alerting us to tune in for the online event, and then Broward! Our Broward seats were great- close to stage, and really caring, nice fans to sit near. Parking was easy - use Riverwalk! All in all, best concert ever!!!