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Was held at “The Union”. A great venue. I bet Tuesday nights are interesting for touring bands. Never know what the crowd will be like during the work week. Our crowd was pumped and rocking. Everyone knew all the words and were either cheering, clapping along. Andrew and band seemed pretty pleased and really rocked us. It took years for them to make it back. Hope it’s sooner next time. Also really enjoyed the opening band. Fever Dog.
Just saw Wolfmother for the first time at Revolution Hall and what a great show. The music was exceptional tonight and the energy was solid from both bands. Fever Dog started it off with a solid opening and the music was true to what they do great. 70's Rock alive in the 21st Century. Andrew came on next with his band and just took the evening to another level. I had been anticipating this concert for months and was not disappointed in any way. Can't wait for the next trip through the Northwest. The mission is simple......Keep Rock Alive !!!! These bands do just that.
Excellent show! Perfect mix of old & new. Sounded great, strong showmanship. First show at the venue (The Van Burn in PHX). I'd definitely catch them again when they pass back through. Thanks for a great night out!
Such a great band and the opener was awesome too. The venue was great, smaller and intimate with fast drink service.
We got there tears the end of the show but they were definitely not slowing down.
Watching Wolfmother perform without all the flashing visual lights and backtracks was refreshing. Singing by Andrew James Kenneth Stockdale was dynamic. The fans rocked too. I'd definitely go see them again!
Second time seeing Wolfmother. Did not disappoint. The venue was full and so much energy. Will be back for their next show.
The Van Buren remains my favorite place to see a real 'rock' show. No seats, Freedom to move around and see the show from different angles. Always easy to get a drink, restroom access. Fever Dog the warm-up band was a perfect opener- actually wanted to hear more after they left the stage, which is rare for an opening act. Wolfmother delivered a clean, hard rocking set with a good mix of songs. I enjoyed the show from start to finish. Was waiting for more.... Awesome venue, awesome show!
Fever Dog and Wolfmother put on an AMAZING show Friday night The Staff at The Van Buren were great! One of my favorite venues in Phoenix to see a show.
Wolfmother did not disappoint. They put on a fantastic show and sounded great!
Been a fan of Wolfmother since day one and this was the first time seeing them and they did not disappoint. I got to bring my wife and two kids to the show and what a pleasure it was to share that experience with them. I am sure the Band is used to playing in front of larger crowds at bigger venues but to see such a rocking band in such a small setting was a absolute bonus for everyone there. They did exactly what a hard rock band is supposed to do which is kick your ass! I hope they come back because I would not hesitate to see them again. Wolfmother Rules!
Wolfmother has to be one of the best shows I have ever been too.. they rocked the place from start to finish!! I think the mosh pit really got them going!!!
One of the best live shows I’ve seen! The sounded great, good energy at Irving Plaza.
Amazing vibes! Had the best time ever! I just love them and their music
Great concert, good opening bands, good access to the bar, astonishing sound system.
Not that I expected it to be mediocre, but they're not my favorite band. I went because of the venue (Fillmore is always a great place to see any band you have any interest in seeing), and there's so much *bad music out there now, when anything solid comes around, especially at a great venue, I'm game. All that said, the opener was interesting and edgy. And Wolfmother, not to be outdone, ripped off a really nice set. The guitar tone was nice and humbuckery huge, a la Tony Iommi & T Rex. Sound guy did a nice job with balance. Band was energetic. Great time!
Still not sure exactly what happened on Wednesday night - sold out venue, decent opening act Deap Vally (cool presence and a couple memorable songs) and a very powerful show by headliner Wolfmother. It seemed like we were transported back to a time before flashy shows, fancy lights and multi-media displays that typically enhance a show but were certainly not missed tonight at all. Mr. Stockdale and company really know their way around a killer hard rock to metalish song - a bit sloppy at times due to the energy of the show, but it's nice to see a band that just cranks it up and goes for it on every song. Usually when it's time for a bass or drum solo, that's refreshment/bathroom break, but the quick, deft solos were perfect for the night, and the guitar solo really took the crowd to a different level. Speaking of which, this sold out Wednesday night crowd was hitting it hard. Pleasantly surprised that they started off with "Victorious", paving the way for almost 2 hours of less-recognizable but killer songs and jam sessions. It's difficult to adequately describe a Wolfmother show, but they played a lot of old Deep Purple songs before the band took the stage, giving a pretty good indication of the intended atmosphere. I am certain that Mr. Blackmore and company would certainly have approved and then some. Spend the money for Wolfmother tickets, buy the merchandise and support bands that are willing to get out there sans a written set list and give you 2 hours of awesome entertainment...
This is a band that when your at the concert you think to yourself how amazing the show is and the next morning you say to yourself WOW that was a great show I saw last night. This was my first time seeing Wolfmother after being a fan for many years.....Can't wait to see them again in a few months!
When I say Wolfmother rocks, I mean they literally rock.
It was an outstanding show put on by the 3 members of the Band. Was a great vibe and energy.
