The Outlaws Tickets

Wish they came up North more since their live performances never disappoint. So glad they still make time to play smaller venues. Their talent and energy is amazing and they always give 110 % every time they perform. If the Outlaws play anywhere near you, you should definitely catch their show ! This was my first time at Indian Ranch and the venue was a great place to see a concert. I would definitely return.

Went to Indian Ranch to see the Outlaws could not beleive the energy . They rocked we had a great time . The place is clean every seat looked to b a good seat. The opening band was great. Will go to see a show there again . JUST GOT TICKETS ...GRAND FUNK. cant wait to see that show next week.

The show was just fantastic. The new music was really good and reminiscent of the past.. Henry's vocals where just as good as the last time I saw him in the 80's and the band was just sounding top notch. I thoroughly enjoyed the concert and would certainly see them again.

Always a good show at Indian Ranch. Not a bad seat in the house. Perfect weather set the stage and the Outlaws didn't disappoint.

Seems like the Outlaws are really rejuvinated. They still sound great. Ive been a fan for 40 years and have seen them many times. Their new songs are really good and the live version was very close to the studio. They still have passion and it showed. Kinda weird not to hear Hughie singing the hits but Henry was great. His voice hansnt changed at all.

Got to enjoy some exceptional seats at Indian Ridge up front, awesome Sunny day and roaring rock to boot! RV/Campers in the audience and taking in the show on the water taking saw a great show. Missed the PeachEaters but was impressed by the Cold Train Set prior to the Outlaws perfomance. They played some great Southern rock and did not cheat on the arrangements. They like their Molly Hatchet/Skynyrd sound and it showed in their set. Outlaws driven by original members Henry Paul and Monte Yoho led the group through a energenic 90 minute set of old classic and some new songs off a new CD the band is in process of releasing in September. Even after 40 yrs on the road Henry continued his mission in deliverying his rock and roll harmony with strong group vocals and super tight guitar arrangements that the Outlaws made famous and the "Guitar Army" nickname stand tall. The staples in Green Grass and Hightides, Freeborn man, Waterhole and encore Ghostriders in the sky were enjoyed by all. The band's guitarists (Billy and Chris) really "shredded" the audience with their attack. After the show the Outlaws hung out and signed some autographs. I was fortunate enought to capture a set list from the stage and have the guys sign it for me. Nice venue, great day and good day for the Southern Rocker in all of us. Good Luck to the Outlaws ..come back next year!

First time for me at the "Indian Ranch" venue, and I wouldn't have wanted to be anywhere else on the face of the earth for the afternoon.. Easy parking, courteous friendly staff, combined with 5 continuous hours of southern rock from 3 fine bands made for a fantastic time. I'm 59, and been listening to the Outlaws since their formation. Ironically, this was a first time "live" experience. One of those situations where one is never in the right place at the right time. However, the show went way beyond all my expectations, given the fact that only 2 of the originals are still left with the band. To sum it all up; it couldn't possibly have been any better for the fans of 70's Southern Rock.

Outstanding! Second time seeing them at Indian Ranch. Will go again. They sound as good as day one. Horray for the "Florida Guitar Army"!

Great show - really enjoyed myself. I would see them again.

One great song after another. The band played music from their upcoming album. It sounded great.

Incredible how great these guys sounded after all these years, better than ever and truly memorable, took my 15 year old son and he loved it too.

My son won tickets to see Blackberry Smoke at the Gettysburg bikefest this past summer and bought all their cd's and was blown away by them. We saw they were coming to Penn's Peak with the Outlaws when we were there to see Ted Nugent on Aug. 14 and he wanted to see them again. He never heard the Outlaws before and myself being a teenager in the 70's couldn't express to him how good they were. Well, needless to say he was blown away once again.....GREAT SHOW Outlaws and Blackberry Smoke!!!

As good as it gets. The Outlaw line-up is as good as anything I've seen in years. I go to many shows Name em Ive seen most. Outlaws a must see. Fun and energy from start to finish. Proud to be a Outlaw. Outlaws were always one of my top 5 of all time and if you like Southern rock. There is no better!!!

Great show by both bands! Outlaws did all of their classics and songs I didn't know. Blackberry Smoke did a tremendous show. Only wished they had a chance to do an encore. Penn's Peak is a beautiful venue. Hurricane Irene took away from the beautiful views from the deck. A+++

The Outlaws @ The Birchmere, in Alex., VA, Fri., Aug.26th were fantastic and amazing. They have rekindled that original sound of all of the founding members. The instrumental songs were dead-on and all the players sounded great. Hurry Sundown, still rings in my ears as note for note and riff perfect. Green grass and High tides Forever was exhilarating and crescendo peaking, ear-loving excitement. It was as if each guy in the band was burning on fire. The guitarists were playing with fast finger picking perfection and exact note hitting precision. This made for lovely melodies and beautiful riff solos. All together the show was outstanding, excellent, terrific and very ear pleasing.

The show was fantastic. I saw it last year and if they come back next year I will be back again. Their guitar playing is among the best I've ever experienced. They all have exceptional talent.

The venue at Penn's Peak is great, we upgraded to a suite, next to the stage for $15.00pp. The Outlaws played new song Born to be Bad and several oldies.. There is new life in these guys, and with Randy & Chris taking Lead vocals on a few classics it changed things up and suprised a few fans.. Billy was "on fire", what an amazing talent. Henry gave us some nostaglia and slowed things down with Cold Harbor, unbelievable Harmony (one of the things I personally love about the band). We traveled from Mass. during Hurricane Irene to attend this show and it was worth every whiteknuckled driving moment.... Blackberry Smoke puts on a great show also, (we saw them for the first time in 2010 and we have been addicted ever since). When BBS teams up with the guitar army it's a show you don't want to miss.

The Outlaws were a real disappointment to me. Initially, they experienced technical difficulties with one guitar, and once that was fixed they were just plain too dang loud! I seldom leave a concert early, but my ears and my wife's just couldn't take it any longer. When we finally left we found others sitting outside making comments about the excessive volume, too. The real pity is that this situation was completely under the control of the sound team and the band, but they apparently saw no problem. I cannot recommend seeing the Outlaws in any venue in which they are likely to play! :-\

Excellent show yet again. Been to every Birchmere Outlaws show since the reunion tour in 2005. Been following the group since 1976. Have enjoyed every lineup of the band and certainly miss Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones and Frank O'Keefe. With the addition of each year, Henry and the boys are writing and performing some killer new music. Good luck for the future - we look forward to the next show.

We have seen them live before at The Strausburg Theater, they were fantastic then and still are. We are totally impressed at the energy and professionalism they portray. Just when you think they should be running on empty, they give you even more.!! Excellent beyond words. The sound, the energy, the show are all just fantastic. Just wished they were here in Virginia more often !