The band is spectacular, especially John Jeffers who is breathtaking. It was fantastic despite Cody Cannon’s out-of-sync-with-music delivery of the lyrics, especially early in the set. (Hey Cody, if you are bored with “bars, guitars and honky tonk crowd” then play something else. And decide on the lyrics for “Ballad of a Southern Man” because you never sing it the same twice.) Cody’s delivery improved through the set and the new music was really good and well received. That was my 15th WM concert and it won’t be the last.

Fabulous, energetic performance by all. The sounds was a better off and loud at first and vocals not clear but was fixed. Wish the lights weren’t pointed at the audience, back lighting the band; I want to see them clearly. Thinking I love to see them again at other venues!

I Have been to see Whiskey Myers 6 times in Concert including the show at the Orange Peel on December 7th 2019 in Asheville North Carolina each time they have gotten Better and this one was by far the Best one I’ve been to they played a lot of the older Music Plus a Hell of a lot off of there new Album called (WHISKEY MYERS) which I think is the Best Album they have put out so far I can’t wait to see them somewhere in 2020 They Are No Doubt The Best Band With The Best Music Out Touring Today Keep Rockin

All in all great show. Cody’s voice needs a rest. Sound was bad. If it was the bands system need to fix it or if it’s the venue then Shane on them. Vocals were muddy and Cannons mic was either not on or not working at times . However it is awesome to see them in this venue. Lucky if you went because soon you may not be so lucky to se them in such a nice small venue. Keep on rockin dudes. Also to all the fans it’s great to see fans sing along

Whiskey Myers showed up and rock the house. This will be one of those tours people say they wish they went to. The only problem was the venue at the Depot. The sound quality there is just very poor. The band was great the venue was not

Whiskey Myers was awesome. They play hard and fast and clearly had a blast doing it. I’ll go see them again when they come back through town, no question. They added 3-4 minutes to some of their best songs going on runs and jamming. Five stars for their effort and performance. Two stars for the venue. Venue staff was great, but the mics, acoustic balance and lights all sucked. Cody Cannon couldn’t get more that a few inches away from the lead mic before his voice would completely cut out. John Jeffers and Cody Tate would be running licks together up front, with one spotlighted and the other completely in the dark. Acoustic guitar, harmonica and subtler parts of the performance could barely be heard.