It was amazing. The performance was better than I expected and the music was so amazing live. It was way better then the album. I already want to see them again!
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The Glorious Sons on Tour
Whoever said rock was dead clearly hasn't been to a Glorious Sons show. Over the course of the past decade, the Kingston, Ontario, group has gone from playing Canada's dingiest dive bars to headlining its most hallowed arenas — and when you see the band in action, it's easy to understand why. The band's modernized riff on classic rock has found an intensely loyal, ever-expanding following among people whose idea of a balanced lifestyle is wrapping one hand around a cold beer and raising the other in a permanent fist-pump. On the heels of their 2019 single "Panic Attack," the Sons hit the road with a busy summer itinerary, including a date with The Rolling Stones and appearances at some of Canada's biggest festivals (Ottawa Bluesfest, Osheaga), then hit the stateside club circuit with British rock brats The Struts.
The Glorious Sons in Concert
When you're a no-frills rock band hailing from the Canadian college town of Kingston, Ontario, you must contend with the long shadow cast by your home city's most famous exports, The Tragically Hip. But since 2011, The Glorious Sons have been building a legacy all their own. Since the release of their southern-fried 2013 single "Mama" — the song that introduced the nation to the soulful powerhouse pipes of frontman Brett Emmons — the Sons have taken up residency in the upper reaches of the Canadian rock radio charts and never left. On the back of gritty rockers like "Heavy" and "The Contender," their 2014 debut album The Union earned a Juno nomination for Best Rock Album, an award they would eventually claim with 2017's Young Beauties and Fools. Outfitting the band's old-school bluesy foundation with a more pronounced pop polish, the album's standout working-class anthem "S.O.S. (Sawed Off Shotgun)" showcased the Sons' singular flair for making your darkest days sound like the time of your life.
Rating: 5 out of 5by Swells8398 on 1/28/18The Shelter - Detroit Rating: 5 out of 5 The Son's rocked it
by MFleer on 11/20/17The Basement - ColumbusLove the intimate setting of the basement, second time I have seen them perform here, both times I was right next to the stage. High energy show as always, if you haven't checked them out, do yourself a favor and catch them. I think their sound is better live than in studio. Great show!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5 The Glorious Sons
by BeeGirl973 on 5/15/16Chameleon Club - LancasterJust saying their name....need I say more? OK, I will. They were AMAZING! It's the second time we've seen them and am NOT disappointed ! Such an energetic live band. We will be back!!
Rating: 5 out of 5 The Glorious Sons show
by Sunie72 on 10/12/15The Wonder Bar - Asbury ParkThese guys remind me of when I first saw Pearl Jam in the 90s. The raw passion was all over that stage. Brett's voice : he’s still in a league of his own as frontmen go. I look forward to watching their career take off...