Vertical Horizon Tickets

Matt Scanell looks exactly the same as he did 10 years ago. I am a super fan and this was the first time I saw them headline. So I guess I am not a SUPER fan but they never came to Cleveland. LOVED the show! The opening act was great!

Great show - loved the smaller venue - very comfy cozy ...ONLY complaint was a 10:30pm start ... a little late for a school night!

My 16 year old wanted to attend, so my husband and I gave in and went. Late night for us, but well worth it. They were great! I am so glad we went. Revolution Hall was a great place to see them. My daughter was all happy, she was right up close to the stage. She got to meet them and get their signature after the concert. Definately the type of band that doesn't mind mixing with us regular folks. If they are in your area definately go see them you won't regret it.

This concert was awesome!! The guys were full of energy and played with a lot of heart.

Short and Sweet, if you are anywhere near where they're playing, catch 'em!

The Recher is a great little venue and Verical Horizon sounded awesome. After 2 opening acts, they came out and played for over 2 hours! When was the last time that happened?

These guys are great in the studio but super amazing live! I can't wait to see them again.

Vertical Horizon is a great band, and it was great to see them on stage finally. The Venue left a lot to be desired, But thats Recher for ya. Definately was not a packed venue at all either. But That just made the band play more hits for a Dedicated fan base/crowd. Good Cheap Time.

The best band ever!!!!!! The lyrics and music in that band get to me..... Awesome........... No words to describe the night!!!!!!

Vertical Horizon recently released their cd "Burning the Days" after a six year hiatus and as a band the music is as strong as ever and so is the band's ability to put on an amazing show. The band's chemistry between each other and the ability to interact and relate to their audience make for some amazing moments for fan participation during the show. The band takes time to craft a stellar setlist which enables enables them not only to create a varied and diverse setlist showcasing new songs off the album like "All is Said and Done", " The Lucky One"," Middle Ground" and "Carrying On" which it's subtle instrumentation showcases lead singer Matt Scannell's ability sing from the heart with depth, emotion and range. However, the band's setlist does not confine itself solely to new tunes but refreshes old ones as well such as "Give you back" which is begun acoustically and ends with a full band and " Liberty" a welcome suprise since it rarely played in concert. All in all, Vertical Horizon started the night strong and ended the same with "Everything You Wanr" and an encore of " We Are" with a "Comfortably Numb" Pink Floyd interlude and "I'm Still Here" which is is a song about standing tall in the face of adversity and Vertical Horizon can stand proud because they are still here and so are their fans.

VH put on a very good show. They played old favorites (some with extended instrumentals) and songs from their new release. They had energy and really seemed interested and seemed to enjoy themselves. They played a long set with a very satisfying encore. The performance was everything that you would want from Vertical Horizon.

GREAT OUTDOOR EVENT, WE CAME FROM SYRACUSE, NY AND IT WAS WELL WORTH THE TRIP. I HOPE THEY GET TO HOST THIS EVENT AT A NEW BASEBALL STADIUM

Great show, perfect weather, awesome music! Vertical Horizon was really on their game-a great live band, they really know how to engage the audience. Played the best of their hits, a few great rocking tunes from their big CDs, Go and Everything you Want, 2 or 3 accoustic songs from the really old stuff, and several from the newest CD that releases next week, Burning the Days. Matt Scannell is quite the showman and Keith Kane was flawless. They even brought up some of the Pat McGee Band members for a few numbers. Save Me From Myself, the new single, was a high point to the show. But the best was the encore of We Are with a segway into Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb then back to finish out We Are. What a show! Pat McGee Band played before VH. They were awesome. Started out with Anabelle and Elizabeth, two favorites, then went right into some of their best from These Days, Save Me and General Admission. Pat's vocal's remind me of Jackson Browne-They even covered "Runnin' on Empty" and I have to agree with his Mom, they do it better. Brian F is a master on the guitar. Chardy on Percussion ROCKS. They are five guys living in 5 different states, but they play like they are together every day. Best of all they are havin' fun, and the fans do too. If you haven't seen either band, get there. Both are amazing live. But if you can't get to a show, pick up a CD. These two bands are way too underappreciated!

This isn't a large venue which makes it a great way to see bands on a personal level. I couldn't have been happier with the event and the bands on the stage who seemed to really cater to the crowds! I was introduced to Shane Gamble's music, meet Pat McGee who is one of the nicest guys out there and Vertical Horizon really got the crowd involved in singing along with their music.