Blind Pilot

Great show, only downside for me was long stories between songs. Probably a matter of personal taste but I just want to hear the music. Venue is fantastic!

It was kinda magical, one of the best shows I have been to, both from like an artistic and songwriting perspective, as well as one of the most genuine and earnest, - Israel (who introduced each of his band members and the opening act but not himself) was talking about his social anxiety and how he's been going to therapy for being in front of people in stage and his struggles with that as well as just the struggle finding other musicians to play with and relating to people in general, but he also talked about how if he spent 3 hours with anyone then he felt like he loved them, even like hitchhikers or people he rode with on the Greyhound that may have just gotten out of prison, or an arsonist that wanted to burn everything down, like it was just such a good show. It was also their 'Welcome Home' since they're from Oregon (Astoria) final stop of the tour, in Portland And for their final song they went unplugged acoustic and got really close to the crowd, and it was just really special ✨

They are fantastic performers. Israel and the girl singer incredible voices, all very capable musicians. They bring you into a very intimate atmosphere and experience.

What a great show. Blind Pilot made it feel so intimate, like they were playing just for me. The highlight of the evening was the sing a long to 3 Rounds and a Sound. The band actually all moved to the front of the stage and sang without mics. It was really special.

The Lobero Theater is a beautiful venue👍 and the excellent sound and creative lighting really enhanced the concert. We skipped the opening act but so happy we were there for Blind Pilot. This is the third time we have seen them - and each time they have improved on the prior performance. Their stage presence, the instrumental capabilities and vocal harmonies were all top notch this time. They played a selection that spanned the current album back to their very first hits.

5 stars!!! I’ve seen Blind Pilot at least 7 times, from Bonnaroo to Barcelona and this was the most intimate performance. The band looked so happy and the crowd was singing every song along with them. Bravo!

Show was incredible, I love this venue and there can’t be a better place to hear Israel and the band live. Felt like they were in my living room. Bring them back again, please

Love the venue. Small and personal. Blind Pilot did not disappoint. Perfect mixture of old favorites and new songs. Won’t spoil the ending, but by far one of my favorite shows because of the last song and how it was performed.

This concert was the most intimate I’ve ever attended! It was held in a small room with seats above the main Theatre, which I didn’t even know existed. Everyone sat themselves; I’d never done a GA seated venue before lol. Blind Pilot was exceptional and I was thrilled when they played my favorite song by them first. Truly the most special evening.

Blind Pilot reamins one of my absolute bands. Loved being able to see them in Vermont. The Stone Church is a wonderful venue to see a concert tucked into a vibrant downtown in Southern Vermont. Look forward to catching future concerts at the venue.

An unforgettable experience. A stellar band in an intimate space and with an unfiltered approach. I would do terrible things to experience that night's Umpqua Rising or Three Rounds and a Sound again.

Intimate setting, wonderful staff at the venue, superb opener - Viv and Riley, and Blind Pilot was AMAZING! They played several new songs and I can't wait for the album release. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!

Absolutely amazing show! I love Blind Pilot, but holy moly, the special guest appearances were mind blowing. Wonderful, fabulous performances. Thank you all so much. 😊🎉❤️

Awesome. Seattle audience was amazing. A capella sone with unplugged acoustic instruments in a full theater - not a sounds from the audience through the whole song. Just great.

Great show, only downside for me was long stories between songs. Probably a matter of personal taste but I just want to hear the music. Venue is fantastic!

It was kinda magical, one of the best shows I have been to, both from like an artistic and songwriting perspective, as well as one of the most genuine and earnest, - Israel (who introduced each of his band members and the opening act but not himself) was talking about his social anxiety and how he's been going to therapy for being in front of people in stage and his struggles with that as well as just the struggle finding other musicians to play with and relating to people in general, but he also talked about how if he spent 3 hours with anyone then he felt like he loved them, even like hitchhikers or people he rode with on the Greyhound that may have just gotten out of prison, or an arsonist that wanted to burn everything down, like it was just such a good show. It was also their 'Welcome Home' since they're from Oregon (Astoria) final stop of the tour, in Portland And for their final song they went unplugged acoustic and got really close to the crowd, and it was just really special ✨

They are fantastic performers. Israel and the girl singer incredible voices, all very capable musicians. They bring you into a very intimate atmosphere and experience.

What a great show. Blind Pilot made it feel so intimate, like they were playing just for me. The highlight of the evening was the sing a long to 3 Rounds and a Sound. The band actually all moved to the front of the stage and sang without mics. It was really special.

The Lobero Theater is a beautiful venue👍 and the excellent sound and creative lighting really enhanced the concert. We skipped the opening act but so happy we were there for Blind Pilot. This is the third time we have seen them - and each time they have improved on the prior performance. Their stage presence, the instrumental capabilities and vocal harmonies were all top notch this time. They played a selection that spanned the current album back to their very first hits.

5 stars!!! I’ve seen Blind Pilot at least 7 times, from Bonnaroo to Barcelona and this was the most intimate performance. The band looked so happy and the crowd was singing every song along with them. Bravo!

Show was incredible, I love this venue and there can’t be a better place to hear Israel and the band live. Felt like they were in my living room. Bring them back again, please

Love the venue. Small and personal. Blind Pilot did not disappoint. Perfect mixture of old favorites and new songs. Won’t spoil the ending, but by far one of my favorite shows because of the last song and how it was performed.

This concert was the most intimate I’ve ever attended! It was held in a small room with seats above the main Theatre, which I didn’t even know existed. Everyone sat themselves; I’d never done a GA seated venue before lol. Blind Pilot was exceptional and I was thrilled when they played my favorite song by them first. Truly the most special evening.

Blind Pilot reamins one of my absolute bands. Loved being able to see them in Vermont. The Stone Church is a wonderful venue to see a concert tucked into a vibrant downtown in Southern Vermont. Look forward to catching future concerts at the venue.

An unforgettable experience. A stellar band in an intimate space and with an unfiltered approach. I would do terrible things to experience that night's Umpqua Rising or Three Rounds and a Sound again.

Intimate setting, wonderful staff at the venue, superb opener - Viv and Riley, and Blind Pilot was AMAZING! They played several new songs and I can't wait for the album release. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!

Absolutely amazing show! I love Blind Pilot, but holy moly, the special guest appearances were mind blowing. Wonderful, fabulous performances. Thank you all so much. 😊🎉❤️

Awesome. Seattle audience was amazing. A capella sone with unplugged acoustic instruments in a full theater - not a sounds from the audience through the whole song. Just great.