The Head And The Heart Tickets

This was an amazing concert I can't wait until next one!

I wish there was more up- beat music. I wish I could really like jam out and have more fun!

I enjoyed this concert very much, they were awesome at the Schmitt Plaza but here I believe it was even better. Hope they keep them at Penn's Landing!

One of the best concerts I've been to. Will remember this forever.

Honestly speaking, I was expecting more from the Richmond show. I've seen these guys a few times live over the last couple years and was blown away with their energy. This show seemed to lack the amount of spirit I've seen before, especially considering this show was early in the tour and had a hometown element for two members. It was still a good show, but just not as great as I expected. The sound quality was a bit shoddy, too. The opening band, Lucius, was outstanding- awesome performance.

The collective sound that the Head and the Heart produces is so unique, it's unlike anything else you've ever heard. Definitely go see them! They seemed inspired by their fans enough to come back for 5 more songs even after their encore!!

The band, venue, and crowd was incredible. A night of great music and energy from the band and a chill crowd that let you enjoy the music, one of the best shows I've seen.

Aside from the overhead light that the National refused to turn off, apparently live concerts these days are places to go for people to shout conversations to their friends while the band plays. The entire show was full of drunk people shouting over the music and it was all I could hear. Ruined the entire show. I drove up for this show and had to turn around and drive back home for work in the morning. In hindsight I should have stayed home. Also, not sure if Charity (violin/vocals) was sick or something, but she was off on Monday. Sometimes flat, other times pitchy... Sometimes late on her parts and one time just didn't hit the note at all. It was weird because I've seen shows where she stole the show. The rest of the band played well, again couldn't take much in of the stage lights for mood due to the overhead light on. All in all, bad experience.

Such a great show and a great band. The crowd was electric! Also, Lucius, the opening band who I was not familiar with at the time blew me away. I would highly recommend these guys to anyone!

The concert was amazing. Their energy was incredible and the venue provided the opportunity to really feel like a part of the concert. Absolutely loved the concert and would go again!

The concert was excellent, great atmosphere!! Line not too long to get in. GREAT MUSIC!!!

I had an amazing time at this concert! Lucius and The Head and the Heart were both incredible. I wish i could rewind to friday to go to this concert again

The opening band, Lucius, performed with such vigor and energy that I would have enjoyed them playing another two hours. This Quintet from Brooklyn, NY has such a refreshing sound (or sounds) that it puts my faith back in modern music. The two main vocalists sing as one, with lead guitar providing unforgettable riffs (often with a slide), the rhythm guitars displayed expertise in a variety of situations and main percussionist provided the backbone of rhythm. Having said that each member of the band has such intrinsic rhythm and percussive skills. The band ended with a dramatic conclusion with 4 of the 5 having some sort of percussive instrument in front of them (snare drum, cow bell etc.) This band truly does more with less. I purchased their CD and also have been watching their performances on YouTube the last few months, but nothing can substitute for such a energetic live performance. The head the heart had some high points (Lost in My Mind, Gone, Down In the Valley) but Lucius set the bar too high to be topped.

Having been excited to see The Head and the Heart for nearly 2 years, this show left me extremely disappointed. And no, I don't think it was a case of me expecting too much. The show lacked energy; everything felt worn out and tired. The energy I had seen on live television performances was completely missing. It was actually so bad, I thought to myself well maybe they are more of a studio band versus a live act. Worst part is that I woke up the next morning with one of their songs stuck in my head, as if to further torment myself all morning. All and all, just a really bad show with the exception of the opening act (Lucius) which showed promise.

I can easily say this is the best show I've been to. A night full of amazing energy and great music. The band hung out after the show & spent time with the fans. Great musicians & people. I highly reccomend going to a show if you have the chance.

I enjoyed The Head and the Heart very much even though there were sound quality problems which made it hard to hear the great voices of all the singers. Listening to the CD afterwards, it was Ahhh.... THAT'S what they sound like! The piano and violin touches were superb. The opening group, Lucius, was FANTASTIC. Five Stars. Quite unique. Great female voices in perfect harmony. The same problem with the sound system, however, kept the audience from a full appreciation of their true talents. I happen to have all their CD's, so I know how wonderful their sound really is. Head & Heart was extremely gracious in their praise of Lucius, and that alone earned them high marks from me.

This was my first ever concert and I think it will remain as one of the greatest concerts I've ever attended. They sounded so good, the venue was awesome, and I like that it was a smaller concert.

The Head and the Heart put on one hell of a show. I was absolutely mesmerized. Their singing was full of soul and passion and it rang through the entire audience, all the way up to the top of the balcony. The group sounded better live than they did in recordings even though their albums are some of my favorite of all time. If you get the chance to go, it's worth every dollar and more.

The band was great, singing most of their hits and some new ones. My beef was that the sound in the Masonic Auditorium was very poor. The "sound crew" seemed to try to compensate by turning up the volume on voice and instruments, and that just made it worse.

Thoroughly enjoyed The Head and the Heart. I will see them whenever they come to town!