Ty Segall

The acoustic set was different but fantastic! It was an intimate setting and made for an extremely memorable experience. If Ty ever does an another solo acoustic performance in Denver, I hope it is at the Gothic. Mikal Cronin’s acoustic set was also excellent!!

He was great. He played his songs but sometimes it was kind of stream of consciousness which appeared to be partly improvised and went crazy in places and could make it still work.

4 and a stars because I sprained my foot on the stairs. Besides that it was so cool to see one of my favorite artists play an acoustic set. I wish there wasn’t chairs though it kind of takes away from the energy.

Amazing show! Ty is electric even when acoustic! King Tuff was great too. I like Lou Lou’s as a venue although I could do without the excessive LOUD talking from people at the bar and tables.

Ty Segall was on fire as was his band, all playing together with a lot of freedom and expression. A great gig at a great venue

I’m glad we went, took many years to catch them, it was a great performance at a marvelous venue. We greatly enjoyed it.

Outstanding!!! My only beef was that Mr. Segall didn’t say a word to the appreciative crowd. Dude is not Miles Davis. Plus the opening act was beyond amateurish!!! Was almost laughable. Sorry !!

Fookin spectacular! More variety & maybe better than Fuzz set at Granada 2mos back. Look forward to seeing what Ty pulls out of the hat this fall with his solo billing!

Killer set opening with Learning from Harmonizer, and loaded with screaming guitars, prolific jams, skin tearin' beats and the unbridled joy of Ty and his Freedom Band mates playing together as one. Neil Young and Heart vignettes interlaced with the most beautiful live versions of Freedom's Goblin songs. The lovely and talented Denée Segall joining Ty on stage for Feel Good, after melting the stage with Play and Eraser (Waxman may have cracked my head wide open). Ty is the definition of prolific talent... From the Muggers to Fuzz to his Freedom Band mates live at the library in Big Sur, We can never get enough... Gift from Rock'n Roll God's.

Great show. Goodbye Bread is my favorite album of his. So lucky to be in London to see it.

Good show but after 10 hours of music, and 11 at night on a Sunday, it was harder to enjoy.

PHENOMENAL show. What a performer. Amazing voice. Shredded heavy on that acoustic. Stuck around to meet people after the show. All around amazing guy

Ty Segall put on an absolutely amazing show. You can really tell that he and the rest of the band love what they do.

amazing. Ty is god. Wasn’t expecting a dolo almost every song and if my leg wasn’t damaged i’dve been in that mosh till the end damn it.

This had to be the most intense show i've ever seen. The crowd was going wild the whole damn show. Even when Ty messed up he somehow made it seem like he meant to do it. Definitely one for the books

An amazing set. The sound, the acoustics were soul touching. He only pandered, for the idiots, with one encore song.

I wasn't able to go because I had a sever fever. I really wish I had gone though but I'll give it 5 stars cuz I love Ty anyway.

a good show. The begining has been difficult for the band but after the third song the show was really started.

Got punched in the kidney, lost my voice, was trampled under the crowd, caught an elbow with my mouth, my ears are still ringing, and had the time of my life. Rock on, SLC.

Phenomenal show. I've seen Ty a number of times, but this one takes the cake. The Muggers have to be the best backing band ever.