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Vintage trouble is not only an amazing band whose presence on stage is so genuine and up beat and wonderful. BUT these guys are genuine, they are down to earth, and truly grateful to be performing for their fans. They make sure to stay after the show and meet each and everyone of their fans. They get to know them and embrace each person for who they are. They are amazing people.
I first heard Vintage Trouble (VT) at Gillette Stadium when they opened for AC/DC. I loved their up-tempo rocking/rythem & blues sound. I got an early ticket to their next tour date in Boston at the Brighton Music Hall (BMH). The BMH was sold out for the VT show. They got on stage about 10pm and hit the ground running! Man I just love this band's cadence, rythem and rock sound. They are all individually exceptionally talented musicians, but together, they are even better than the individual parts. Still, I would love to see some expanded instrumental solos within some of their songs. I know Nalle Colt could just fly with a solo in Hand Me Down Blues... and the drummer Richard Danielson he can play music on those drums... don't forget Rick Barrion Dill who can lay down a bass line to die for...
Vintage Trouble put on an amazing performance at Brighton Music Hall on 10/24 in Boston. Great to see them in an intimate setting and as a headliner - tremendously energetic and outstanding rapport with audience. And the two warmup acts were great - Yellowire and Greg Holden.
Absolutely amazing, hands down best show I have ever been too. Friend I was with had never heard them before and fell in love.
If you have already seen Vintage Trouble perform live, then i don't need to tell you how incredible they are. If you havent, you are denying yourself privelage to one of the greatest live acts out there. I've seen them several times now and they simply bring it each and every time. Do yourself a favor and see these guys asap.
Saw this great band play at Mercury Ballroom. Ty stopped by before gates opened & wished us all best. Set was great, band was really enjoying themselves. Ty came down into crowd & sang a couple songs while roaming around. Great time was had by all. Opening act, Greg Holden, did very well too.
Great band !! Do not miss them if they come near you !
Great to see them in a great venue and meet the band. Always a fun show.
Have seen this group live 5 times, each time they give it their all. Tight playing and unstoppable front man leads for a fun night for the very diverse crowd. Excellent choice for a night out for live entertainment. The opening act, Greg Holden was great as well. Powerful songs done by a singer with powerful vocals.
Vintage Trouble is a dynamic band with all original, heart to heart, soul to soul, dancing all night music! I recommend them to everyone because of the music, the authenticity of the band, their connection to the audience, their energy and their fantastic talent! I can hardly wait to see them again!
Vintage Trouble is the most high energy group I have seen in a very long time. You can feel the energy all the way around that these guys are on the cusp of exploding in the World scene. Go see them at any opportunity!
My third time seeing Vintage Trouble. This is a band that provides instant energy and instant electricity. They are a must see. They are also four very nice guys who meet and greet their fans. Their music is awesome and the sum is greater than the parts. Ty Tyler is a mixture of James Brown,Sam Cooke,Otis Redding, and more. If you want to be entertained and shake it up,this is the band. The guitarists and the drummer work so cohesively and their best days are ahead of them Do not miss this group. They are superb!! You haven't lived until you experience the excitement,energy,and power of Vintage Trouble.
WOW!!!!! They have 'IT' as far as any current band goes. Bluesy Rock-n-Roll is alive and well in Vintage Trouble!!
These guys are pure pros. Every time I've seen them over a two year period they get better and better, and I wouldn't have thought that was possible. Great musicians, great showmen and great people. They make everyone in the room feel like they are truly special. It's hard to believe that they can put this much energy into every show given how much they perform, but I've never heard a bad word about any of their performances. Don't be a dope. Go to the show. You won't regret it.
EPIC SHOW! Never seen so many people get down on a tuesday night.
From the moment VT hit the stage , they create a musical pulse that your body won't deny--you'll want to move-to-the groove. Soulful-rock'n non-stop energy that,singer Ty, has you caught-up in and only lets you go to rest when they sit-down for an acoustic set.They go electric again finish with the pulsing-pelvis-pusher and your aftermath is one ov exileration and exhaustion.This is one high-energy performance not-to-be-missed!!
It's not easy whip up a crowd on a Tuesday night, especially in Boston, but Vintage Trouble did in spades. They hit the stage in full stride from the outset and took the whole room with them in a seamless high energy string of favorites from their first album "The Bomb Shelter Sessions" and never let us down for 90 minutes! Even when they took to stools for an acoustic set, it was with a musical and lyrical intensity that kept us all engaged listening when we weren't clapping or singing a refrain. There're great musicians, great performers, and Vintage Trouble is the rarest combination the best of both. I will never miss them live within 100 miles, and neither will the blues/rock fans I brought along!
the band kept shining bright spotlights onto the audience, it was truly painful. Vintage Trouble has a great concept and they are talented, but their lead singer needs to realize he isn't playing to a teeny bopper audience who doesn't want to hear "let me hear you scream" 20 times. They could use a good light and sound man. Also, this was my first time at Brighton Music Hall and I did not realize there was no seating at all. I would have worn different clothes and shoes that I didn't mind getting beer spilled on. The band came on late and we stood for along time
I really enjoyed the Vintage Trouble concert. I was already familiar with their music and had read some reviews of their shows. I was able to get some some friends to go who weren't as familiar with them. Just a few minutes into the show, any skepticism about this group was gone. They played a high energy electric and acoustic set of funk, soul, rock, and blues. This group is on the rise and will be a force to be reckoned with in the near future. A Vintage Trouble show is a must see!
What an uplifting show! My wife and I were fortunate to see Vintage Trouble open for The Who in 2012 and had an idea of what we might see, but the performance by Ty Taylor and the rest of the band last Wednesday left us shaking our heads in amazement. The blend of R&B with raunchy guitar, bass, and drums was a driving mix of musicianship and showmanship. The emotion and enthusiasm expressed by these men was amazing from start to finish, including an "unplugged" set of songs from their new EP. Taylor is often and understandably compared to James Brown due to his attire, vocal ability, and moves; make no mistake, he's his own man. The band is tight and loves to perform. Don't miss an opportunity to catch this band, even if you have to travel a bit. You will not be disappointed!
