Susan Tedeschi Tickets

As usual Susan put on a wonderful show, the venue was excellent, wish she could have played all night long. The warm up bad Trevor Hall was also excellent!

Absolutely fantastic. This is the 2nd time I saw Susan at Humphreys. She has an amazing voice. More people need to hear her!!!

Great show! We only wished she could have played longer.

JJ Grey and Mofro were fantastic. Susan was great too. Had never seen either before, but they did not disappoint. And the venue was perfect. My only complaint is that Mofro didn't play long enough!

this was my first Zoo concert series event, so i wasn't prepared for the venue, in that i didn't bring a chair or a blanket, but, the mood there was charged as the music more than made up for any short comings on my part. I discovered Susan about 4 months ago and have enjoyed her music very much, so when i foun d she was coming to town i jumped on the chance to get tickets, i took my 15 year old daughter and she enjoyed it as well, although she is probably a few years from really enjoying the genre to the fullest, i will see her again next time through town and i will go to another Zoo event very soon.

Made the trip from Bend to Portland's Zoo. Well worth the rushed trip - perfect day/weather/setting for the show. Susan Tedeschi rocks!

I loved every moment of the concert, from the opening act to the final song, "It Hurt So Bad." The band was incredible! Can't wait for her return.

Wonderful musician. Nice bluesy songs. Very soulful voice. Loved her and her band. Would most definately see her again and recommend her to others. The Zoo venue was intimate and comfortable. (beverages were on the expensive side). But overall it was nice and I will go back.

My wife and I being "Huge" fans of Susan and going to every concert she has had in Portland, Or., found this appearance to be very lacking in her normal high energy shows. To start, her opening band was extremely disappointing and should have stayed home. They were no better than our local garage bands and did not prepare the crowd for Susan at all. Her last opener at the Alladin Theater, "James Hunter" was extremely talented and got the crowd excited and ready for Susan, and she followed with a very exciting and inter-active show with the audience. This time her show dragged and she seemed to be disconnected with the audience, repeating herself several times when she did try to talk to us. As an entertainer myself, I know that when you give an encore, you "Never" close with a very maudelin slow song, which is what she did this time. You want the people bouncing out with rhythm and style. Her actual comment to us was "We are going to play this number because WE like it. Hope you do!" and then she buried herself into the band and pretty much ignored us. Not very cool. We were sitting on top of the hill and saw many people leave about the half way mark of the show, and by the three quarter mark it was a steady flow to the gates. Being die hearts, we stayed to the end, but many around us were not happy with the over-all appearance this time. The one good thing we noticed is that Susan's guitar playing has "Greatly" improved and I applaud her much on her work there. On a final note, we personally feel Susan is a solid artist in her own right, but she kept refering to her husband, "Derek Trucks & Eric Clapton" as if she needed to mention their connection to help carry her show. Though it is a great show when she and Derek are together, we go to her concerts because we believe in her talents and skill. It is her sound we want and she needs to know that she has "Made It" as far as we are concerned and she doesn't need anybody's shoulders to stand on to be accepted.

Susan Tedeshi has a voice that reminds me of Janis Joplin and Bonni Raitt mixed but she is her own woman all the way. She is a fantastic performer that gives it her all. With her sometimes raspy, sometimes sweet voice and amazing guitar playing she keeps your attention and the crowd moving, dancing, swaying. This is the third time I've seen her and some of the band members have changed but she always has an excellent band. My favorite song of hers that she sang was HURT SO BAD. The Portland zoo is an awesome venue with great sound. Couldn't have asked for a better night.

Great Venue and atmosphere, good food and nice varity of wines and beers. Susan put on a good show but I was hoping she would rock out more. The opening act JJ Grey and Mofro was awesome swampy southern funk and had everyone up and grooving.

From the first number, The Feeling the Music Brings, to her encore number, a Beatles tune, she was in top form all evening. Her sweet disposition and voice between acts belies that she's a take charge guitarist, and a truly transforming vocalist in the Katie Webster/Coco Taylor tradition. Her back up band of five talented musicians (particularly her drummer!) complimented her strengths. When she steps up to the mic and dons one of her several guitars, tie yourself down; You can't sit still when this woman takes the stage! One of the best concerts I've been to this year.

Wow, what a voice and great guitar playing. A great way to spend a summer evening.

We thoroughly enjoyed Susan's show! What a voice - and she's outstanding on the guitar, too! Great blues and even the slow numbers had soul. Her band was excellent as well - some of the best musicians I've ever heard! A wonderul way to spend a summer evening - her show was an absolute joy!!

Susan played many songs from her latest album, a much more rock-influenced album. I think the town of Portland looks to her blues roots to display her wonderfully talented voice. Her back-up band was clearly talented. If she had stuck to her older blues songs it may have been a better concert. The real talent of the night was JJ Grey and Mofro. such a soulful, wonderful showman. Truly the highlight of the night.

It was pouring rain that night and difficult to hear her. She was good but had a lot of songs that were pretty much the same. Would like to hear a wider repertoire of songs.

...and so can her band! All I can say is....meoooow!

I had heard good things about Susan's music going into the concert and listened to some tunes off her website. But her music live is so great compared to studio recording. She is one true lady master of the guitar backed by a great blues voice and a fantastic band. I can only wait until I can catch her again - hopefully with her husband Derek! C'est Fantastic!

Susan went all out with her performance! She sang a lot of songs from her newest album, as well as everyone's favorite older hits. The entire crowd was dancing and standing for her incredible encore medley!

Everyone needs to see Susan Tedeschi live at least once in their lives. She never fails to put on an amazing show. I'm convinced she is the greatest female guitar player of all time. No question. Amazing amazing amazing. Not to mention--she is HOT.