The Jayhawks Tickets

Not going to say a lot here. Not there? You missed a special night of music. Working backwards, the encore began with two acoustic songs with only Gary Louris on stage, magical. The second acoustic tune (name forgotten) was played to the most silent audience I've heard in years, time traveling for sure. Art. During the song I became mindful of just how deep in thought I was and then again, not. Small venue, beautifully respectful audience, peaceful. NYC, nighttime & deeply meaningful music. Been listening for years, finally being in the same room with this music was next level. Thank you Jayhawks.

Obviously, we haven't been to Brighton Music Hall in a bit. It felt crowded, but the Jayhawks didn't seem to care. I had forgotten just how many good songs they have. It was a terrific show.

the mix was bad. The bass sounded like a guitar. So much high end. Couldn't feel the kick. I know it's lots of flat surfaces Even if you don't like the band the sound person should make them sound good.

Really enjoyed this show. Gary Louris has an amazing voice, and the band's harmonies were lovely. I also Louris's guitar work. All in all a good time - really glad I made it!

To start the Neptune was great. My wife is disabled and we were allowed to skip the main entry line and were shown some disabled seating areas . First time seeing The Jayhawks and they did not disappoint. Long time fan but never had the opportunity to see. Their set was about two hours and must have played 20 songs or so. Material was from all their albums I believe with a couple of covers tossed in. Anyway I was familiar with all but 2 songs. Not disappointed in the set list. If you are a fan or just curios I highly recommend.

The Jayhawks Cabot 9//20/19 1. Stumbling through the dark 2. Gonna Make You Love Me 3. Take Me with you 4. I’ve Seen Better Days 5. Tampa to Tulsa 6. Everybody Knows Me 7. Waiting For The Sun 8. Two Hearts 9. XXXXX 10. Hey Now introduction 11. There May Not Be Angels 12.???? 13. Loves of the Sun 14. Better Than Being Alone 15. Backwards Women 16. All The Right Reaso 17. Save It For A Rainy Day 18. Blue 19. I,d Run Away 20.

Great show in perfect venue. Amazing sound and acoustics.

See above. Group was terrific despite a sound system that was horrible... loud, tinny out of balance. The system and/or engineer just about ruined the experience. This is a group that plays alternative ( almost soft ) rock. It does not feature ear blasting sound or loud guitar solos

The Jayhawks never disappoint - and neither did the Cabot Theatre. Easy to find, comfortable seating, great acoustics.

We always enjoy the Jayhawks! Great intimate venue.

Great show, better than I had hoped. Outstanding set list, they covered everything a JH fan could ask for. The sound was great!

Jangly guitars with impeccable harmonies - every song exquisitely and thoughtfully performed. Fantastic show!!

Such an casual, intimate venue for amazing talent on stage. The food was just ok. The Jayhawks haven't lost a beat though. They are as incredible as ever!! I wrote them in advance that they might play the song "smile" since it has deep meaning to our family with lots of memories. Unfortunately, they did not play that particular song, of I was disappointed, but overall I left with a full heart .Theyve still got it after all these years! Until we meet again, "Smile".

Since I missed them back in the day..never thought I would see The Jayhawks live. Been a huge fan since the early Nineties. Loved the way this show spanned their whole career and especially liked the new album and current band members.

The band was as good as I ever remember them being. Sound was good and it was a nice small hall. But standing room only SUCKS!!!!! Very, very few seats and they seemed to be sold seconds after the tix went on sale. So it was a very good show, that was very unenjoyable. This was my last show at this venue, because of this, unless I can get seats. With all the venues in Portland too bad it had to be here.

Great show. Sounded great, played good songs, venue was just right.

Saw them for the first time late 80's and loved Blue Earth. Saw them several times since and they were always good. 2010? tour with Mark Olson was fabulous. Was wary how they would sound without Mark - not to worry - Tim (the drummer) has been with them so long that he has all the harmonies down perfectly. His voice is more polish and non-froggy sounding than Mark's, but all the vocals blended beautifully. Glad Karen is back. And Gary still sounds wonderful. Did a nice job of mixing old with new and played much longer than I expected. Nicely done.

The Jayhawks rock the house as always and play song after song from their Amazing Repertoire.. They played songs from their new album which just added to the Musicality which makes them so Great.....Another Rockin' Show!

I'm a long-time Jayhawks fan though this was my first time seeing them live so I wasn't sure what I was in for though had high expectations based on other reviews. The show was fantastic - I was amazed at how tight the band was - the harmonies were spot on. Gary Louris was captivating. His solos at the encore (Angelyne and Settled Down Like Rain) were beautiful. As many great songs as they played, my only complaint was the show didn't go longer and I would have loved to have heard more songs from Sound of Lies....

Wonderful musicianship and collaboration with the audience. Jerry never introduced the band members. He did not have to as it was a love-fest at the Fillmore. What a treasure to see the Jayhawks at this venue