Indigo Girls

The Indigo Girls are as amazing as when I saw them 20 years ago. The Peace Center is wonderful. I only wish that the overall sound is better. I saw Wicked from the founders circle and many parts were too quiet. I was in the orchestra part for Indigo Girls and the sound was a bit better.

Totally incredible as always! Amy and Emily are so talented- writing, musical ability, harmonies. Lyris is an absolute FIRE violinist. I’ve never seen a musician play violin with such delicacy and ferocity at once. They’re super conscious of their fans and great live performers! SO MUCH FUN!! One of my favorite bands of all time. Went to see them for the first time in 2001 pregnant with my son, sang him to sleep too Power Of Two his whole childhood, just danced with him at his wedding to our song. They’re the soundtrack of most of my big moments in life.

The performance was spectacular, but the inside venue staff was a disappointing shit show! They seemed unprofessional, & were completely out of line with how outside security had prepped us for how the doors opening process would be for the O2 line que. I was in line at 14:00, five hours before the listed doors time. My friends & I were the first people there & began the regular line. Security then informed us the O2 que line would be admitted first before the regular standing general admission line, so two groups of us changed to that line as we had O2 phone verification. What we had been told & how security organized us, never happened & at 19:03 all the doors opened at once. We never would’ve switched lines had we known. We should’ve been at the center of the very front inside the venue but instead were off to the sides because the standing GA line had a more direct path to the stairs & got down before we could. It is massively unacceptable that this happened! When I asked an inside security supervisor about it, she told me “we always open all the doors at the same time”. I hope this review gets to someone with the power to influence the entire O2 Shepards Bush staff, inside & out, about how terrible their lack of internal communication at this otherwise marvelous event was!!

Great venue - the high ceiling and balcony means it does not feel dark and dingy. Bar was well staffed and prices were not rip off Security was friendly and really set the tone as welcomed to the Tramshed A really positive experience, but not five star because... I was at the front - leaning on the barrier, 2 metres from the stage and two observations: 1 - Air Conditioning rattle was very obvious, and distracting on quiet performances. Plenty of people looking up to see where the source of the noise was from... It persisted throughout the evening. 2 - Sound quality at the very front was not the best, with speakers putting the sound out to those behind, it was poorly balanced and quieter voices simply lost.

Great show - mix of new & old songs & an audience ready & willing to sing along when invited. Yasmin Williams was a superb support act - fabulous guitar playing. Our 1st time at the Tramshed - good venue - not too large. Drinks not cheap but didn't take long to be served.

They keep getting better and better! I love how they are digging deep into the archives, mining old material for ever changing set lists. The full band played like they’d been together for years, comfortable with each other and the material without sounding worn. And I loved hearing Trina Meade as a backup vocalist.

Beautiful music. Great venue. They totally owned the crowd and treated us like old friends. I was initially annoyed that I paid so much per ticket and couldn't even find anywhere to stand let alone sit for the opening act but thankfully someone made an announcement before the Indigo Girls came on asking people to move closer together so we could get in.

The Indigo Girls never disappoint the crowd. Good mix of old and new and played several songs they do not play at every concert.(which is a plus for me having seen them over 50 times). Only gave 4 stars because the Daily Herald said they’d have the full band but only had the extra violin (who is fabulous!).

This is my fourth visit to Charleston Music Hall to see the incredible Indigo Girls in concert. I travel from Texas for this show every time it's offered as I find the venue and its staff to be top notch in friendliness and service. The venue itself has excellent acoustics, too. Indigo Girls also clearly enjoy playing in the historic city of Charleston, which hosted them many times from 1986 onward. Nothing beats a great venue, great staff and wonderful performers who bring it all together for some soul enriching music! FIVE stars, highly recommended!!

This venue is awesome!! So intimate and just great. I absolutely love the Indigo Girls and will continue to see them again and again. This wasn't my favorite set they have played, but regardless the energy and show was amazing and I will always support them. They are the best and I will return to the Charleston Music Hall as often as I can. Great all around

Go see the Indigo Girls and you won’t regret it! The combination of Amy Ray’s powerful beautiful voice and Emily Sailers’ softer beautiful voice backed up by approximately 55 members of the Atlanta Symphony including around 23 violins is such a wonderful and memorable experience! The crowd was really into the concert sometimes singing without the Indigo Girls. No opening band and it was not needed anyway. Loved being surrounded by a sexually diverse crowd. The sound in the Atlanta Symphony Hall is excellent. Very worth the trip from Opelika, AL.

Bitch started things off with a spectacular experience (that she later followed up with a phenomenal poem performed during "Go" - what an incredible version of an already unreal song! I really hope that's out there for us to enjoy 🙏) then the Girls came out & so did all the love! My 16th IG concert & as always, just the best, most loving, happiest place to be ❤️💃 IG concerts never disappoint & are always my happy place!! ❤️ What a song-a-long 🤩🤙🏻❤️

LOVE the Indigo Girls! This was an absolutely SUBLIME show, with guest Lyris Hung on the violin... an awesome evening of crowd favorites mixed in with material from their new album ("Look Long") and some really surprising deep cuts! Worth every single penny for good seats to hear one of the best singer-songwriter duos in American music history!!!

Indigo Girls plus Martha’s Vineyard. What else can you really say? What a great show on a beautiful island. My wife and I had a super time. The crowd was pretty good but a little too calm for my liking. I enjoy the “I can’t possibly stay in my seat for this song” crowd and I was not comfortable being the only one - not with my awkward dance rhythm anyways. Best song of the night - Dairy Queen- I love that rocking tune. Both these ladies are masters of guitar and other instruments- they don’t get enough credit for that and the violinist was superb - Lyris Hung. Shout out to the guitar tuning stage guy - maybe named Mark - for giving me a guitar pick souvenir.

Excellent show as always! Loved the performance of Land of Canaan, couldn’t stay in my seat. Lucy Wainwright was great- love her voice and sense of humor. Lively crowd as always at this classic outdoor venue. A special show since my daughter went with me. A shout out to my good friend PS for giving me the tickets for my birthday.

Absolutely a dream concert! Parking not withstanding (full lot before most people arrived & then I had no idea where to go to park, there were no directions, no help, just guessing - terrible way to start such an amazing evening - the venue needs to provide more help, info, instructions, etc to aid in parking once that lot is full! Please!) Otherwise this venue is fabulous, it was a gorgeous night, the Indigo Girls were amazing & chill as always & Brandi Carlile brought the "rock star" to the show...... just incredible! I'll definitely be back! 💃

They were as fabulous and fantastic as ever. Lyrus Hung was an unexpected and appreciated surprise. She did things with her violin that I have never heard before. Lucy Wainwright Roche was delightful. Her performance was worthy of her own show and she was so funny that she should consider stand up. I love the Indigo Girls.

Such powerful voices and wonderful songs. Seeing them in a small venue like the Parker Playhouse always gives me that nostalgic feeling of sitting around a campfire and singing your favorite songs with some of your closest friends. There is nothing like seeing Amy & Emily playing their guitars and singing with all they have.

There is no better show in the world that compares with the Indigo Girls! They are brilliant because of the love they have for music. Their obvious love for the fans shows with the way they directly interact with them. I have been a huge fan of The Girls since 1987 and with each show I see they just get better and better.💞💞 I had Aaron give them a message last night but in case he forgot (he's a very busy man) THANK YOU Amy and Emily for being my biggest inspiration in, not only music, but in my life.

The Indigo Girls sound just as great as ever! They have a wonderful relationship with their fans and seem to enjoy audience participation. The venue is intimate but nice. My one complaint was the slight crush to exit after the show. There should be more communication between the venues who share common areas. Hope to see the Girls again!