Steve Earle Tickets

The opening act Channing Wilson was a very nice setup for Steve Earle, you could tell by his original songs, his guitar playing and his words he was honored to opening for his Idol. Steve started exactly on time and stuck around for an encore after finishing his set with Copperhead Road. He was charming throughout the concert but didn't spend too much time on long introductions. Most of the crowd new his material well and although his voice on the higher notes was weak, he was easily forgiven. Steve played a great selection of songs interspersing new and olds tunes including a great version of Mr. Bojangles and a tribute to Jerry Jeff. Quote of the night "I'm a radical Mother F---er and my opinions are strong but if we don't start listening to each other Democracy is dead".

Sat in balcony, great view, great sound, wonderful & helpful wait staff.

Had a wonderful time. The acoustic evening with Steve Earle and his opening act was really very nice. The entire evening was heartfelt and personal.

I thought Steve Earle was excellent! Interacted with the crowd nicely. Shared about his song writing and life He is a super talent in my opinion Thank you Steve Earle for playing Grand Junction, Colorado.

Steve Earle put on an incredible show! He is an excellent performer. His music was great and he told some incredible stories that helped describe the songs that he sang. His heartfelt statements to the audience really hit home. I would go see him again! Warm up performer Channing Wilson was an unexpected surprise! I could have listened to him longer too. Nothing like live music!

It was a very enjoyable set. Started a little rough on the sound but didn't take long to iron out and it was great. Opening act held his own and was pretty good.

I finally got to see Steve Earle and he did not disappoint! The Tannahill Tavern was just the right size for an intimate experience. Great experience and I would go again.

Steve Earle is one of the best performers and songwriters around. He put on a great show.

The Good: The performances were stellar. Opening act Anders Parker didn't get nearly the attention he deserved, but still did his thing with aplomb. And Steve Earle... Well, he might not have played *all* of his hits, but he certainly came close. An hour and a half of one of the finest performers I've yet seen. Aside from a little feedback from the microphone at the beginning of his set, the sound was excellent all night. The Bad: The seats were sardine'd far too close together for comfort. No elbow room to speak of save in your immediate neighbors' stomachs. And the bar prices were ridiculous. $6 for a 12 oz. Lone Star? That's more than half a 6-pack of the stuff in the real world! But I suppose the Stock Yards isn't the real world anymore these days. It's Cowpoke Disneyland. I really hope they don't have any more good shows at Tannahill's, I don't want to go back. The Ugly: What I paid to get in in the first place. Absurd.

Steve Earle solo acoustic, was wonderful. Killer show. He is a force of nature. Unfortunately, Tannahill's had crammed the floor with folding chairs, metal-to-metal, tighter than airplane seats with not even a millimeter of room in-between. If you love literally rubbing elbows with strangers, this place is for you. Seems like they could sell a few less assigned seats and give those of us who paid good money for floor seats, a little room to breathe, maybe am inch between each chair? I'm glad this place exists to bring more good talent to Fort Worth, but they need a better seating arrangement.

Earle rocked. 6th time I have seen him and he gets better with age. Dony know why loudmouth drunks come to a show and try to talk over the music.

Steve put on a great live solo show. He's always entertaining and engaging. The venue is great, it's nice to have a small concert venue in a good location in FTW. The staff were helpful and the facility is very clean. There are too many chairs packed into the floor space though, it's very hard for people to get up and down and move around during the show. The venue would benefit greatly from a little more spacing between chairs.

Was unable to enjoy this show because of the abundance of drunken/ high gang members . Maybe they shouldn't serve booze outside the venue at the doors before the show especially in an area that is riddled with substance abuse issues.

Steve Earle put on a great show. Brown County Music Center is a fabulous venue. Great place to see a show. Great show to see.

Show was ok, Steve needs to leave his views on political issues on the buss. Also, clean up the language.

He was great Played for over two hours played everything that he recorded act like he enjoyed doing it even though there wasn’t a full house

Great venue—-the Brown County Music Center has comfortable seating, good acoustics and a great staff !! The Whitmore Sisters were a pleasant surprise !! The Dukes are a very talented band, and Steve’s set included a good mix of old and new songs—— a GREAT CONCERT !!

Good show missed opening act. Steve was engaged with audience as usual. He was not political which I enjoyed very much.

We saw Steve Earle at the Brown County Music Center. Very nice, new facility. Volunteers were very friendly and helpful. Sound quality good. Two issues. It was cold in the facility (85 degrees outside). My wife borrowed a tshirt from another attendee. Also, before the performace started, they turned down the house lights and it went instantly from fully lit to pitch dark, which caught many fumbling for their seats. Would be nice if they could turn the light down gradually so folks could find their way as the performance starts.

Concert was fabulous and venue was as great, as always. Steve Earle always delivers and was in a very upbeat mood. Love this place.