No more results on this page
Unfortunately I was not able to use my four tickets and was unable to attend this show due to a family medical emergency. The last time I saw Welshly Arms at HOB the show was awesome.
Love seeing these guys in a small venue. They just have so much energy and they connect with everyone in the crowd.
Welshly Arms and Charming Liars were great! Didn't care too much for Glorious Sons. The venue was great, awesome experience!
Took my 10 year old to see his first small venue show...he and I both had a blast and EVERYONE was super cool to us!
Glorious Sons stole the show, must see the guys. First time seeing them live and their set could have went on for and thirty minutes and it would have made me super happy!!
No Place Is Home is my favorite album of the year so I was excited to see Welshly Arms coming to Philly. They didn’t disappoint and the band looked like they were having just as much fun as we were watching
Awesome show. All three performances were amazing, Charming Liars, Glorious Sons, and Welshly Arms. Can’t wait to see any them again
Charming Liars and Weshly Arms were ok, but Glorious Sons stole the show. They needed their own 3 hours.
Yes, Welshly Arms might've been the headliner, but this was The Glorious Sons' show. They had the crowd going from the opening note straight through til the end. Great stage presence, great chemistry. Welshly Arms' lights were directly in people's eyes for longer than was needed and made things uncomfortable. TGS were the way to go. Would definitely travel to see them again.
Welshly Arms was proficient, but not very interesting and were clearly trying really hard to please. BUT The Glorious Sons set the night ablaze with great songs and an energy that made the members vibrate and the audience beg for every following note.
After seeing Welshly Arms open for Thirty Seconds to Mars, I knew I absolutely had to see them again. I bought tickets to the Kansas City show the next day. They were absolutely incredible yet again! I proudly sang every single song with them. After the show the band graciously came out to sign autographs and visit with the fans. It was one of the best interactions I've ever had with a band. The show was packed full of new favorites from No Place is Home with lots of older songs sprinkled in. Unspoken being played was a huge welcomed surprise. Well worth the travel from any distance. Be sure to see them on this tour, you won't regret it!
Love that they started their set with The Touch. Glad they played their new song Bad Blood.
They bring energy with a blues/rock performance that you do not want to miss!
What a difference a few hours can make. The only reason I went to the Orlando show was to see Mat Kearney (3rd time seeing him), and I had the VIP package. 8 guys from 4 bands stood 5 feet away and performed a special song just for the VIPers. I only knew Mat.. took pics of the whole group though. Welshly Arms was the first band up. Who? Exactly... but, you WILL know their name. Sam Getz and his bandmates opened the show and KILLED IT. I bought their CD right after their set was over. Watching Sam on stage made me feel like I was watching a legendary rocker. NOW I look at the photo taken with these guys from before the show, when I knew none of them, and now all I want to do is shake their hands and thank them for showing us their incredible talents. I went from "who are these guys" to "look who's standing right next to me!!!".
It was great to finally get to see these guys on the main stage at the House of Blues!
