Kacey Musgraves

Kacey has an awesome stage personality. In fact, this time on stage she outperformed her recordings with a voice. Oh what a world and then there is she! Fun, entertaining and band and voice that give the impression the rental of the recording studio wasn't much more than tipping in a restaurant How can you go wrong with this combustion of absolut talent!? (It's a wrap up. What? No 2nd take of any track) What's to improve on perfection? Nothing of course and that message was communicated loud, masterful and clear in Paradiso.

Her voice is soothing and pure. Her songs were too mellow for my liking. I mainly got tickets to see Lord Huron. I left early because the venue was too cold and I was bundled up in a hoodie. Her music is not the kind you get up and dance to, so not chance to dance and try and get warm!

muna as ab opener was one of the best decisions she’s ever made! although the crowd was VERY quiet during the star crossed songs, it got crazy when she played from golden hour. definitely one of the best concerts i’ve been to!

Having been a Day Oner with Kacey and having seen her go from The Wiltern to The Greek to Staples (sorry, Crypto, it's always going to be Staples), she remains one of our national treasures. Her smooth as silk voice, superb songwriting, and Texas sass personality, has brought her a much wider audience. I was worried how such a personal album as Star-Crossed would translate into an arena show, but she did it with the perfect blend of intimacy and showmanship, with the drop off the stage during the regular set closer a classic move (and in such a tight dress!). Her star will grow brighter with each passing year, and along with fellow Texan Miranda Lambert, remains the Queen of Country.

Opening acts were basic artist pre-show openers but there were moments when each of the performances engaged with the audience. Kacey: Great set construction and build, color tones were neutral but lighting helped to bring depth and color to the show. There was a giant screen which projected a array of visuals and on screen cameos of the musicians were visible at times during the performance. Vocalization was amazing and spot on, her voice was great however at times the music overcoated Kaceys alluring voice but this is common at shows. Great stage presence in the show, engages with the audience frequently and uses props to engage the audience.

Kacey is amazing! Lights were a little bright, her money gun didn't work once, and at one point there was a sound issue, but she sold out the whole place, and the bracelets were such an amazing addition to the experience. The light show was awesome. Set list was absolutely perfect.

Memorable concert with Cameos by Gloria Gaynor to duet I will Survive and Ruston Kelly to do a duet. Kacey has a good voice and a lot of good song and real star presence. 90 minute set with lots of crowd participation and good staging. Weakness was while I like Kacey I think her set list is a bit too easy listening and needs more raucous songs and opportunities to let her band play.

Your show was awesome but I was not able to make it to show to the one in Santa Fe I’m sorry Jeff Kiehne Music did you know one of yours I have on iTunes and Apple Music do you like my singing voice I am a great singer to. But don’t block the song ok thank you kasey,

Amazing. My daughter Madeline (11) and her dad went as a Christmas gift to her from him. They had the best time. I had sincere fomo because the pictures and videos looked amazing.

Kacey our on an amazing show. Great venue, love the merchandise. But the time was so late! Brought my 7 year old(her first concert!) and she was so excited. But she was only awake for the first 3 songs then fell asleep.

Kacey is a must see concert for anyone that likes music that gets into your soul and speaks to you. However, I may be bias due to my playing her songs on repeat since 2013.

She is a great performer! Sounds great and really works the stage. However, she played her whole third album and four songs from her first two albums, so there was not much variety. I understand that she was promoting this album but it would have been nice to hear more songs from her other albums. I plan on seeing her again but it won't be at Palace Theater. The venue is horrible. If you're a shorter person you won't see a thing.

She was absolutely amazing! I was completely blown away. It was more than I expected and I loved every second of it. I will for sure see her again on her next tour and encourage everyone else to do the same!

My favorite concert I’ve ever been to. She put on an AMAZING show. I ended up being second row and she talked to my friends and I two separate times. The sound was amazing and she interacted with the crowd a lot. I wish I could see her again on this tour so bad and I would recommend anyone to seeing her

Kacey and the band themselves were great although 25 minutes late coming onto to the stage. However later in the set she then apologised to the audience for coming on late to her LAST London gig so maybe this is just her “thing”. Maybe lyrics like late to the party are just her way of giving us notice of what she is like?😜. Warm up act Soccer Mommy (sic) was also very good, really strong clear vocals and a great voice with the touch of Aimee Mann about her. Shame they did not get the sound levels/ acoustics set up properly for her but hey, everyone was here to see Kacey Musgraves right? Set was a mixture of old favourites with stuff from the new album and as expected of top US Country/Americana stars was delivered completely professionally and her band were extremely good and actually reminded me a lot of Emmylou Harris’ Hot Band from the 1970s (and that is no mean compliment)! As she has apparently done at previous UK gigs on this tour, Kacey covered someone else’s song with the artist themselves and on this occasion it was Tom Chaplin from Keane where they duetted on “Something only we know” a song sadly personally ruined for me by the flaming John Lewis ad but this was a good version nonetheless. Twenty one songs - including three for the encore is a pretty good night’s work in my book. The Arena itself however was awful, started with a rip off £20 to park the car (for which we then (along with at least ten others) had to drive on every level several times for 25 minutes before finding a space (outside) and this was despite staff “monitoring “ traffic in and out! Then leaving the car park (red) on foot there were no signs telling us how to get to the Arena and even when we eventually found it (after basic directions from two different (and brusque/surly) security staff), there was not even a sign on the venue itself! Once inside, the arena staff themselves were no better; with three different people sending us the wrong way to our seats and then the guy that eventually (almost) got it right had to check our tickets literally four times in about 45 seconds! (And actually then still put us in the wrong seats, which we corrected later ourselves)! The seats themselves were also very small and close together (which given the “corpulent” size of many of the middle aged audience - including myself) was a real problem especially for people like my companion who was not so big as she was squished in between TWO very large people! Merchandise desk probably need to think about that as well as they would shift a lot more kit if they sold xxxl and 4xl sizes (genuinely). The size of the seats was not an issue for long however as within 15 seconds of the opening number everyone was forced onto their feet anyway and really does make having seats in the arena/stalls a bit pointless but I guess the management factor this in and can add a premium to for “seats”😡 The worst part however was one of the audience members who not once, not twice but SIX different times during quiet times in the set let out a horrible scream . Not one of those “whoop-whoop, yee-ha” type screams but a real “OMG they-just-cut-off-my-cat’s-head” type scream and whilst the first time it was mildly amusing by the sixth it was just really REALLY bloody annoying 😡. Kacey handled it well though but you could see that the second time she acknowledged it even she was not amused! Overall, I really enjoyed it but I have been wanting to see KM for a long time but even I came away wishing I had done so a few years ago and was left with the impression that things have got a little too big too soon for her and the attention to detail for fans on the logistics side was just not there. My companion who likes Musgraves but is not quite as big a fan as me just said to me at the end “you were ripped off”. A little harsh, IMO but the management do need to be careful of what they offer up in future. Not sure I will ever book tickets at SSE Wembley again though.

Kacey has a great voice and is an excellent songwriter. I wish she would have sang more of her songs from her last album. Love the new songs. Can’t wait for the new album to come out.

Kacey is always awesome. She puts on a great show, we have been following her since she opened for Kenny Chesney and we were amazed how fun she was! I love her fun and sometimes snarky songs!

Rhinestone Revue was amazing. Kacey was perfect. Lennon and Maisy opened and were great. Andrew Combs and his band was a second opener, they played a very entertaining set. Great, great show. The Ryman is still the best venue anywhere!

INCREDIBLE. Absolutely incredible. Her voice sounded exactly like her albums, her covers were amazing, & they finished with an acapella version of Happy Trails that gave me chills. She was very charming & engaging with the crowd, & shs is gorgeous in person. This show was BEYOND great.

John & Jacob opened the show and set the tone of the whole evening. What excellent musicians..they were SO good!Then Kacey came out and I mean, she just NAILED it to the wall. What a great evening!