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If I had known I would have to watch on a tv screen, I would not have bought tickets in Elle’s living room. As a first time guest I did not know views were obstructed. This should be noted when you are buying tickets. I would not sit in this location again for a show.
I am honored that I was able to see Blind Boys of Alabama! They are inspiring, fun and soulful. Highly recommend this show!
Nicki Bluhm was great. I had seen the Bling Boys of Alabama before. I do not need to see them again.
Blind boys are great. Best back up band and my god those boys can sang!
They are part of musical history. They had the audience clapping and feeling their amazing spirit.
This show was amazing it was above my expectations,on top of everything we got to Meet & Greet them & that was awesome!
We all enjoyed the show. It was a wonderful uplifting night.
This was an awesome experience. First time seeing the Blind Boys and although they are much older, they performed with the energy and spirit of much younger performers. Truly great men of God!
The loss of Clarence Thompson was missed but Jimmy Carter makes up for any loss of inertia. We loved the show and the only regret was it ended too soon. They have defined cool before most people every understood what it meant. So happy they performed their Amazing Grace rendition but the new songs were really great and we just loved Jimmy Carter making the sales pitch. The seats at the venue were a little uncomfortable and tight but the process, parking, temp, sound all were excellent. Remember a bit of an older crowd of course so some a little edgy about standing and video shooting with mobile phone. Bitter party of one near us.
A star lineup of New. Orleans musicians and the still-dancing older gentlemen gave the alive--and still-dancing--audience a great evening!
Required to attend a concert for music appreciation. This was my first time to the Orpheum Theater, and I was very impressed with the setup. Although this isn't the music we typically listen to, we did very much enjoy the concert and the music. I would surely attend again if given the chance.
We didn't know what to expect. Had never experienced Gospel Music before. It was so very entertaining, spiritual, & got us out of our seats! A performance that we will always remember.
It was the second time I have seen the Blind Boys in concert. They do not disappoint. It was mostly new music with the same energy as I remember it. How do they do it? All I can say is their music keeps them young and alive with grace, love and praise. Being in the beautiful and small venue of the American Theatre was also perfect for this group. If they come back, I will too!
I've always wanted to see the Blind Boys of Alabama in concert and so glad the Shubert hosted this event. Was truly amazing.
The show was short and, I believe, exploitative of the performers.
They harmonize very well. The speaker of the Boys is very funny and has some great stories.
The overall show was fine and entertaining. The only disappointment was that the Dirty Dozen Brass Band only had seven members and no trombone players. They were still good.
Could not stand the opening act! It was deafening. The rhythm was fine but to play trumpets direct into microphone so loud it caused your ear drums to vibrate and then to scream direct into microphones making the words incomprehensible we finally had enough and left. Ushers handing out ear plugs was interesting but not helpful. Missed the Blind Boys of Alabama which was a shame!
The performances of the Blind Boys and The Dirty Dozen were both excellent! We would definitely buy tickets to hear them again.
This was a wonderful show and the music was great! The Dirty Dozen Brass Band appearing with them completed the fabulous evening.
