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3/5 of The Black Crowes! It is an awesome evening of really rockin' songs, including a bunch of Black Crowes tunes. Tremendous jams. Do not miss this! (It's okay, though, to miss CRB. See CRB maybe once, but MAGPIE -- you gotta go each time!)
If you want to see and hear rock music, go see this band! 2 hours of packed great tunes. Mixed in some Black Crowe songs along with classic rock songs and original material. Lots of people in the band so you never lost your concentration.
. . . a tight, snarling three guitar lineup will send shivers up your spine.
Band sounds as good or better than the Crowes. The stage is such a positive relaxed environment these days. The spontaneous grins break out anytime, from anyone...and the musical joy is obvious, and contageous!!!
The Magpie Salute sounded great. They did not disappoint. Also been a few years since I've been to the Hampton Beach Casino ballroom, always liked it. Now that there is A/C, I love the venue.
This was my second show in three nights (I saw the Boston show on 8/3/17). They played over forty songs, and I only count one song common to both nights. I preferred the Boston show, but this show was also really good for the same reasons the Boston show was: great interplay & great songs!
Fantastic show. 2 1/2 hours of great music. Seen the Crowes a lot and I never saw Rich smile so much.
If you're looking for an authentic, old school rock and roll show with the energy of the early days Black Crowes, then you want to see The Magpie Salute. Everyone in the band is excellent, they've really gelled together and look to be enjoying being in this band. Lots of positive energy coming from the stage. I can't wait to hear what they come up with for new music.
Great mix of Crowes, Rich Robinson, Marc Ford, and cover turnes. Great interplay between Rich and Marc.
Magpie is basically The Black Crowes without Chris Robinson. A great bunch of talented heavy weights in music. The lead singer was great covering Crowes tunes. Back up singers were awesome!. Band was great!
The Magpie Salute is a rootsy, rocking ten piece collective formed by Black Crowes founder Rich Robinson, comprised of members of Rich's post-Crowes solo band as well as other Crowes alumni, most notably guitar foil Marc Ford. Their inaugural US tour brought them to a not quite capacity but very appreciate crowd at Boston's Wilbur August 3rd. The two hour show delivered in all the ways Black Crowes shows used to, with the added bonus of new frontman John Hogg and additional guitarist Nico Bereciaurta to assist on gems from the catalog, Ford and Robinson's solo output, and appropriate covers such as the Rolling Stones' Let it Loose, the Allman Brothers' Stand Back and Rod stewart's Gasoline Alley. That last one featured in a mid-show acoustic set before they brought it all home with a romp through some more classics and current Magpie radio hit Omission.
Rich Robinson and Marc ford blew us away with their guitars as well as the rest of the group one of my best shows
As solid as any band out there right now, too bad either the sound guy had an off night or the facility's acoustics did them wrong. Vocals weren't clear, especially when multiple people singing. Guitar solos were spotty sounding as well. We had this as our show and were disappointed it wasn't. Next time we're seeing them in a more modern facility.
Marc Ford and Rich Robinson together again! My highlights were Stand Back and How Much For Your Wings? (acoustic). One of the loudest shows I've seen in a while. I couldn't tell you much about the keyboardist because I could barely hear him. I don't know who the third guitarist was but he was excellent. I wanted to hear Marc and Rich play together again and they did not disappoint! I would definitely see this band again.
With 2/3 of the original Black Crowes and a team of guitarists like Rich Robinson and Marc Ford and Sven Pippien how can you go wrong. They rounded out the sound with another guitarist and drums and keys. Adriean Adjoui lead the three backing vocalists. The set was a Crowes lovers dream with deep cuts galore. Some solo Rich Robinson and Marc Ford songs as well as some well done cover songs. The Wilbur Theatre as always was a lot of fun despite the over priced bar.
A ton of energy! Great set. Never thought I would here these songs live again. Marc and Rich are just so good together. The sound was great if you enjoyed the crowes you will enjoy this show. Played a ton from the crowes catalog and some solo stuff from mark and rich a few covers as well. Overall a high energy fun concert.
I heard they put in extra rehearsal time before this fourth night of a four-night run. As good as they were the night before, they were even better on this night. Everyone contributed, but Marc Ford was again exceptional. As with the night before, to me at least, it didn't matter what song they played; they made it sound great. The band members seemed to enjoy the show as much as the audience, which was nice to see. At the end of the show, Rich said "Hopefully we'll uh see you guys this summer." I sure hope so!
Marc Ford, Rich Robinson, and a great, organic sounding band.
Went to see The Magpie Salute at The Gramercy Theatre in NYC, was not disappointed, not that I thought I would. Missed Eddie Harsch's wonderful keyboards, Steve Gormans workman like drums, but Matt Slocum and Joe Magistro filled in admirably. Rich, Marc and Sven played like had in the past, flawlessly. John Hogg needs time to fit in the groove but I think he will. Overall thoroughly enjoyed the show. Can't wait to see them again!
Overall a great night of fantastic music, band was on fire & tight for their first performance.The Gramercy could do better with crowd control, but once we found a spot all was good.
