Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Picking up a new posse while waiting in the queue, free beer, art and posters everywhere, a mosh pit during a slow song? I need this again.

You never feel satisfied after a UMO concert because you want him to keep playing. His entire catalog is so coherent that you want to hear every single song you can. Already bought tickets to his next stop on the same tour

The show was AMAZING 🤘 I saw them in 2023 out in Dallas, and they ROCKED---literally identical to their records, but with a great live energy attached on top. So, when I heard they'd be doing a southern tour in 2025, I quickly snagged some tickets for the The Hall show in Little Rock, AR. And somehow, after seeing their new no-setlist act, they TOPPED the show I saw in 2023 in every way! Great jams, mind-blowing transitions, roaring crowd energy, just 5 STARS ALL AROUND 🌟

Pretty good. Long show with some cool interchanges between a lot of great older songs. The drummer was off a hair, here and there. One song restart due to a guitar malfunction or something. Small portion of the crowd was moving. Kind of an older and slower crowd. The show I saw a few years back was better, but definitely still go see them if you haven't before. This venue's sound wasn't great, but I can't blame them for that.

Seriously one of the most well considered and executed concerts of a hard out rock concert of all time from beginning to end, right down to the lighting. Well done crew, it was awesome.

Excellent excellent excellent…Sound was perfect. Every song so well played. Light show was a f*****g home run. Thanks for an awesome show

They sounded a lot better when I saw them in Asheville at the orange peel around the time s*x and food came out but I’m glad I got to see them again. I hate this venue and I feel like this band is meant to play indoor. The sound sucked there.

The band was good, but the venue is not great. It's a super long hallway, so if you aren't right in front you can't see anything.

UMO put on a fantastic performance! Got to hear all their big hits, some songs off their new album "V", as well as a few older tracks. Their opener Seafoam WALLS were also quite solid! Was able to meet Ruben and Jacob briefly after the show - great guys! Very kind and friendly.

Loved the set list! Wish the light show was amped up a little more, sound quality could have been a little better as well. Reuben played hard and the music was great though.

Good venue, sound quality rocked, and they played a big arraignment of their catalog. Transition from opening act to headline was a little long but great show.

We waited for 3 hours after the doors opened for the show to start but it was worth the wait! Still would've preferred a 90 minute wait😳

Ruban's solos were flawless. So were the keys. If you appreciate hard work and talent, and a sound that shows how to effectively mix seemingly fractured and incompatible music genres, this band deserves to be followed. This is difficult music to play at all, let alone live. My only regrets were that they never played "We're not in love, we're just high," and that they played "Meshuggah" instead of "In the Rear View," which I think is a better song off the new album. But the former song is growing on me. And I think that Layla makes a strong contender for the song that hits hardest live from the new album. It really stood out to me; if the guitar effect and hook from "That Life" wasn't so great AND did not sound even better live than on record, Layla would have become my favorite song (from album V) after tonight. But "Nadja" sounded even better live, too. They're definitely one of those bands that would be interesting to keep tabs on what their nightly set list is, because they can go in so many different directions.

best crowd everyone was nice and vibing!! stoner vibes were unreal (loved it) & the lights were so pretty!! & they played my fav songs :)

I would see them all over again! Their opening act was such a perfect way to start the night! So many groovy tunes and happy people.

Picking up a new posse while waiting in the queue, free beer, art and posters everywhere, a mosh pit during a slow song? I need this again.

You never feel satisfied after a UMO concert because you want him to keep playing. His entire catalog is so coherent that you want to hear every single song you can. Already bought tickets to his next stop on the same tour

The show was AMAZING 🤘 I saw them in 2023 out in Dallas, and they ROCKED---literally identical to their records, but with a great live energy attached on top. So, when I heard they'd be doing a southern tour in 2025, I quickly snagged some tickets for the The Hall show in Little Rock, AR. And somehow, after seeing their new no-setlist act, they TOPPED the show I saw in 2023 in every way! Great jams, mind-blowing transitions, roaring crowd energy, just 5 STARS ALL AROUND 🌟

Pretty good. Long show with some cool interchanges between a lot of great older songs. The drummer was off a hair, here and there. One song restart due to a guitar malfunction or something. Small portion of the crowd was moving. Kind of an older and slower crowd. The show I saw a few years back was better, but definitely still go see them if you haven't before. This venue's sound wasn't great, but I can't blame them for that.

Seriously one of the most well considered and executed concerts of a hard out rock concert of all time from beginning to end, right down to the lighting. Well done crew, it was awesome.

Excellent excellent excellent…Sound was perfect. Every song so well played. Light show was a f*****g home run. Thanks for an awesome show

They sounded a lot better when I saw them in Asheville at the orange peel around the time s*x and food came out but I’m glad I got to see them again. I hate this venue and I feel like this band is meant to play indoor. The sound sucked there.

The band was good, but the venue is not great. It's a super long hallway, so if you aren't right in front you can't see anything.

UMO put on a fantastic performance! Got to hear all their big hits, some songs off their new album "V", as well as a few older tracks. Their opener Seafoam WALLS were also quite solid! Was able to meet Ruben and Jacob briefly after the show - great guys! Very kind and friendly.

Loved the set list! Wish the light show was amped up a little more, sound quality could have been a little better as well. Reuben played hard and the music was great though.

Good venue, sound quality rocked, and they played a big arraignment of their catalog. Transition from opening act to headline was a little long but great show.

We waited for 3 hours after the doors opened for the show to start but it was worth the wait! Still would've preferred a 90 minute wait😳

Ruban's solos were flawless. So were the keys. If you appreciate hard work and talent, and a sound that shows how to effectively mix seemingly fractured and incompatible music genres, this band deserves to be followed. This is difficult music to play at all, let alone live. My only regrets were that they never played "We're not in love, we're just high," and that they played "Meshuggah" instead of "In the Rear View," which I think is a better song off the new album. But the former song is growing on me. And I think that Layla makes a strong contender for the song that hits hardest live from the new album. It really stood out to me; if the guitar effect and hook from "That Life" wasn't so great AND did not sound even better live than on record, Layla would have become my favorite song (from album V) after tonight. But "Nadja" sounded even better live, too. They're definitely one of those bands that would be interesting to keep tabs on what their nightly set list is, because they can go in so many different directions.

best crowd everyone was nice and vibing!! stoner vibes were unreal (loved it) & the lights were so pretty!! & they played my fav songs :)

I would see them all over again! Their opening act was such a perfect way to start the night! So many groovy tunes and happy people.