Luke Bryan

Absofreakin'lutely AMAZING SHOW!!!!! Luke killed it. I'm in LOVE all OVER again & the hubby who isn't a big country fan LOVES IT TOO!!!! So that was just an added bonus. I, We will be back next year for sure!!!!! I've already started looking for other Luke Bryan concerts in the nearby area. In regards to the parking.... that was a bit of a clusterfluffle... Golden Sky charges $20 daily for parking or $50 for a 3day parking pass & the worst part is they charge $50 DAILY for ADA Handicap Accessible parking. Are you freaking kidding me. Having a disability does NOT mean that you have more money or should be charged more than double the "daily parking" fee, in order to park for one day. That's absolutely ludicrous to me & several other people I heard complain about the same thing. The parking rates should be the same regardless if you are parking in regular or ADA parking. On top of that it states that they will be enforcing the ADA parking by verifying that the placard belongs to one of the individuals in the vehicle it's in/used. They DID NOT verify any placards. Multiple individuals stated they 'borrowed' or 'took' another person's placard to use for parking. That's unacceptable & shame on those people for doing such things.

My mom has wanted to see him in concert since I was a child. Her birthday is in august and mines in September so we went in between our birthdays as a birthday gift for both of us. It was amazing!! Will definitely go see him again if he comes back near us!! We love you Luke!! Also I loved the ending I didn’t think he was gonna do country girl but he did!! Absolutely amazing concert!!

It was a bit disappointing, the opening acts performed for much longer than Luke Bryan was on for. The opening acts were great, however, the concert started at 4:30pm, we showed up at 6:30pm because based on some internet searches it seemed he was going to come on around 7/7:30pm but Luke didn’t go on until around 9pm and there was no re-entry for the venue so we were sitting around in the heat for quite a few hours waiting for the main act. If you’re planning to attend I suggest coming after 8pm unless you’re a fan of the openers. When we got there at 6:30pm we still saw the last two opening acts in their entirety!

Loved it best country concert I’ve ever been too I went to it with my coworker bestie Kim from work we both had a blast fun good time at it .So much worth it ! I love HunterGirl and Alana SpringSteen outfits and songs and Luke Bryan was a blast so much fun loved his backdrops for each of the songs fun to hear him play some on the guitar and piano, love the cool glasses he got to wear from a fan he did the sweetest tribute to Toby Keith he did a tribute to his dad ,brother and sister who passed away and included USA in his song. He was so interactive with the audience.I loved the background he shared for most of his songs and that he played my all time favorite one his love story with his wife Love You,Miss You,Mean It his newest single song.The DJ was so much fun as well.

luke was great, but venue had issues. luke looses a star for requiring you to open beer and water before exiting purchase tent. yes they said it was luke tour that had policy. i got water for later but couldn't keep the cap... wth. venue had no cart for ada parking 200 yards away. vip parking was closer. Definitely no communication betwedn ada and security groups. one of the mib security persons went above and got a cart to got us back to car. Hopefully they get things better in future. venue had terrible exit plan after show. i won't detail much but lets say that following google directions out got several of us stuck with cars coming at us in our side of road. state police finally stepped in and closed the exit and got us out. ty guys. 20k people... one two lane road. allow an hour to get out if you are near entrance cause 19k people are in front of you with no direction all trying to get out. some nice... some drunk. you've been warned. prices are on the high side but hey its your option. but they wont let you bring in water. another star. forcing you to pay to live. bs actually a bad place for a venue. but the huge fireworks show after was great... plus a star.

My husband and I adore Luke Bryan. We appreciate he likes to give a new artist a chance as an opener for his show but every time we’ve seen him he has 4-5 people who play before him and Frankly. We pay to see him perform. Don’t get me wrong some of the artist are great but we’d rather see Luke than all the other openers. As for Luke he gave his usual incredible HIGH ENERGY fun filled show and it was exactly what we had hoped for. Always a great entertainer we love going to see him sing and dance. The rescue lady.

Luke came out on the stage ON 🔥. He was ready to whip the crowd into a Midnight Friday night in Nashville CMA Fest party 🥳!!! Of course Luke didn't even have to even lift a finger. Luke's fans are always in a frenzy when he is is on stage!!! Excellent but short show!! He sang his newest release Love You, Miss You, Mean It, That's My Kind of Night, Country Girl, Huntin, Fishin, and Lovin Everyday, and he closed it out with I Don't Want This Night to End. He was great as usual and he DID NOT fall on stage!!!😁 Luke, we love you and we did not want the night to end either!!! @lukebryan #lukebryan

The event was amazing. Second farm tour I have been too! The people that worked were great! Almost all the fans we met were fun to get to know. My husband and I were so excited for the show. Got in line to the farm at 11:30. We were center stage behind a 16 year olds birthday! Had fun chatting with the girls and the parents. Only downfall was that at some point I had to go to the bathroom. Literally thought I was going to have to get into a fight to get back to where I left my husband. It’s just a good thing I am smart enough to know I didn’t want to get kicked out. You know though, it makes me sad to know that others can ruin a truly wonderful experience.

Luke Bryan's Country On Tour in Evansville, IN on 08/25/23 (with VIP Experience) at The Victory Theater and The Ford Center was absolutely great! With the VIP Experience tickets at The Ford Center, we were given our own VIP lanyards to wear and a tumbler with a speaker in the bottom. We were then able to view all of his school and clothing memorabilia, and also given the opportunity to enjoy appetizers and non-alcoholic drinks (with a cash bar) before his two song performances. He also shared some of his thoughts and ongoing family experiences, which made it very enjoyable to listen to. Afterwards, we walked over to The Ford Center and went through the VIP entrance to be seated at our seats to enjoy being entertained by Jon Langston and DJ Rock while waiting for Luke to come on stage. We had great seats to see Luke and his band perform all of his songs, including Luke's ritual b**t wiggling/dancing to many of his songs and some other unmentionable shannigans.

Luke Bryan wasn’t 100% for the concert, but it was still a total blast. He was recovering from an illness and his voice wasn’t ready. It was pretty cool though. His performance felt more intimate like being in a bar room listening to him play. I danced and sang along the whole time. It was so much fun & it was still a great show. I think it was a unique experience that no one else will ever have.

Even though he couldn’t find his voice and in my opinion should have postponed or canceled because he felt just terrible. We got a unique show and I will never forget the 1st time I saw him for the rest of my life. I felt horrible for him. Could see the pain in his face. I still love it and have so much respect for this man as a performer. Definitely want to see him again.

We had good seats, but the stage was too high to see the band near the front area, could only see if standing on toes, but when the bands came out too the end, it was great. Great line up, enjoyed all the bands and Luke Bryan! Luke even played on after 11 since there was a lightning delay, that was great! Thanks for bringing the show.

Luke Bryan: 10/27/22 “It was a Thursday evening in Greenville and a no surprise sell-out for the 2nd to last date of Luke Bryan’s ‘Raised Up Right’ tour. It was also my first time seeing the 46 year old American Idol judge coming into town with 25 #1’s and 75 million records sold. I made my way to a pair of great lower bowl seats which I felt were reasonably priced on the presale. The stage set featured a ’T’ shaped walkway/platform combination with pits on both sides. From stage L to Right the six person band was positioned as such: fiddle/banjo/guitar, bass, drums — separated by a 3 tiered 9 step riser — keys, pedal steel, guitar. The drumhead featured the ‘Raised Up Right’ logo with an expansive 3-D style video screen directly behind. At precisely 9:17 the curtain backdrop haves were sucked up in one fell swoop and Thomas Luther Bryan took the stage rising up from beneath the platform for a 1 hour and 45 minute / 22 song set. Yes there were lasers, smoke, signing of autographs and such but the evening’s theme focused mostly on country music, it’s multiplicity of themes and most of all just having a good time. The opening song, I Don’t Want This Night To End’ set the tone of pace, Bryan singing ‘I don’t want this South Carolina night to end’ and next up in ‘Kick The Dust Up’ changing the words from ‘If you really wanna see the beautiful people’ to ‘If you wanna see the Carolina people’. Luke knew what state he was singing in one hundred percent interacting with the audience all evening long, ‘Where them South Carolina Gamecocks tonight where you at? Clemson, where you at Clemson? And if you the number one team in the country where you at, where the Georgia Bulldogs at? Oh I like it… and if you like to have s*x raise your hand, who loves ya, Ah yeah that’s universal’. On ‘One Margarita’ a roadie brought a very large margarita out to the performer which after taking a drink he handed over to one lucky audience member saying, ‘Here’s to a beautiful sold out night in South Carolina’. ‘Huntin’, Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day’ showcased solos from the band members, first guitar, next keys, then some killer banjo. The band featured some well seasoned talent: Scott Beaupre formerly of Florida Georgia Line on bass, Scotty Wilbanks formerly of Third Day and Newsong on keys, and a personal favorite of mine, Travis Toy formerly of Rascal Flatts on pedal steel, guitar and banjo. By ’Drunk On You’ Bryan dressed in baseball cap, jeans, boots and a black t-shirt was sweating through his clothing, Luke removing and replacing his baseball cap all evening long —turn to the front, turn to the back. After ‘Buy Dirt’ a piano was rolled down the walkway to the platform, Luke warming up his fingers with a sampling of Hootie & The Blowfish’s ‘Let Her Cry’… ‘I gotta send out a little love to Darius Rucker tonight’. Next breaking from the setlist he performed a rendition of ‘Carolina In My Mind’ to the rouse of the audience. Immediately thereafter Bryan calling out opener Mitchell Tenpenny for another break from the setlist on a duet version of Billy Currington’s ‘Good Directions’ which was actually penned by Luke. Tenpenny met him with a shot of tequila in hand which Bryan gladly received. Fumbling the words at one point he confessed, ‘I forgot the words to my own damn song!’ Next calling out his other opener Riley Green for yet another setlist departure they performed an old school medley of ‘Heads Carolina, Tails California—Time Marches On—Meet In The Middle—Strawberry Wine—Fishing In The Dark. However this time Riley came out meeting Luke with something different, what appeared to be a styrofoam cup of coffee! Pushing through the hits, ’Strip It Down’, ‘Roller Coaster’, and ‘Play It Again’ the evening crescendoed with an entire audience on their feet sing a long of ‘Rain Is A Good Thing’. Luke took off his guitar and pointed to a kid in the pit who’s father lifted him up onto the stage. Pointing the mic at the youth who sang the chorus to everyone’s cheers and then matched Luke’s dance moves. Luke finally decided to just hand over the mic and walk across the stage and get himself a drink. They both showed off their muscles in sync and Luke said ‘You better get him dad, you better get him, let’s go. What was your name… Give it up for Bryson!’ The show ended without encore with ‘Country Girl’, Luke singing standing a top a cooler full of his own ‘Two Lane’ brand beer. After the song he handed out cans left and right to the crowd. Notably missing from the set were ‘Country Man’ and ‘All My Friends Say’. Of mention were the openers, first was Mitchell Tenpenny with a 30 minute/6 song set. It was a great time to see Mitchell in his career coming off of two chart topping singles and recently becoming married, his fans were engaged and sang along. Next was Riley Green who could be a headliner in his own right with a 45 minute/9 song set. The ‘Duckman’ took the stage with a duck call in hand a-front a neon cowboy riding a flying duck backdrop. The stage itself was garnished all in marsh grass, a nice touch. Very interactive, he staged a band member contest featuring single member solos of rock classic riffs from the likes of Ozzy, G**s N’ Roses and Van Halen… the loser to drive home by themselves in a Subaru Outback. Bass player Dave from Greenville was the crowd fave but needless to say it was a 5/1 tie and everyone including the audience ended up winners!” Review and photo by DAve (Concert #720)

Jackson Dean and Mitchell Tenpenny were fantastic! Great sound, great performance! Very impressive musicians and will watch them again. Don’t get me wrong, Luke Bryan was good! We had fun and was great to see him live for the first time. There seemed to be a few sound issues at a few points throughout the show and his vocals at times seemed to just be a bit too loud compared to the rest of the band.. but nonetheless it was fun and I’d for sure go see him again. Very enjoyable and we had a fun evening!

Luke NEVER disappoints. Incredible entertainer with so much energy and enthusiasm! Great set list! Amazing he chose NH for 3 consecutive nights and SOLD OUT all three. Gilford is an amazing Venue and worth the extra distance in my mind. I will say I’m not a fan of the PIT and would rather pay for section 1 seats, but other than that, it was a great show.

Wonderful concert!! Luke seemed happy because he was celebrating his birthday with us even though his birthday was on 7/17/2022. The songs that he sang were perfect. 6 of us went we just had a wonderful time. He was a doll when he sang to that 85 year grandma. That was truly beautiful and very sweet of him to serenade to her. Thank you Luke Bryan for a wonderful show.

Great show. There was no info on the wheelchair accessibility on the venue map, but there is a ramp and we had lawn seats and there is a designated spot for wheelchairs. We were able to see very well. I will say the drinks were way too much on the lawn, well very steep in general. It is ridiculous. So go to the main level for drinks.

This was my 11 yr old son's first concert!! When I first realized this show was the day after my mom's (stepmom) celebration of life (covid) I almost felt guilty...however she probably would have haunted forever if I hadn't taken my children. It was exactly what the 3 of us needed!! Most definitely one of the best "firsts" I could have given! We had a blast!!

Absofreakin'lutely AMAZING SHOW!!!!! Luke killed it. I'm in LOVE all OVER again & the hubby who isn't a big country fan LOVES IT TOO!!!! So that was just an added bonus. I, We will be back next year for sure!!!!! I've already started looking for other Luke Bryan concerts in the nearby area. In regards to the parking.... that was a bit of a clusterfluffle... Golden Sky charges $20 daily for parking or $50 for a 3day parking pass & the worst part is they charge $50 DAILY for ADA Handicap Accessible parking. Are you freaking kidding me. Having a disability does NOT mean that you have more money or should be charged more than double the "daily parking" fee, in order to park for one day. That's absolutely ludicrous to me & several other people I heard complain about the same thing. The parking rates should be the same regardless if you are parking in regular or ADA parking. On top of that it states that they will be enforcing the ADA parking by verifying that the placard belongs to one of the individuals in the vehicle it's in/used. They DID NOT verify any placards. Multiple individuals stated they 'borrowed' or 'took' another person's placard to use for parking. That's unacceptable & shame on those people for doing such things.

My mom has wanted to see him in concert since I was a child. Her birthday is in august and mines in September so we went in between our birthdays as a birthday gift for both of us. It was amazing!! Will definitely go see him again if he comes back near us!! We love you Luke!! Also I loved the ending I didn’t think he was gonna do country girl but he did!! Absolutely amazing concert!!

It was a bit disappointing, the opening acts performed for much longer than Luke Bryan was on for. The opening acts were great, however, the concert started at 4:30pm, we showed up at 6:30pm because based on some internet searches it seemed he was going to come on around 7/7:30pm but Luke didn’t go on until around 9pm and there was no re-entry for the venue so we were sitting around in the heat for quite a few hours waiting for the main act. If you’re planning to attend I suggest coming after 8pm unless you’re a fan of the openers. When we got there at 6:30pm we still saw the last two opening acts in their entirety!

Loved it best country concert I’ve ever been too I went to it with my coworker bestie Kim from work we both had a blast fun good time at it .So much worth it ! I love HunterGirl and Alana SpringSteen outfits and songs and Luke Bryan was a blast so much fun loved his backdrops for each of the songs fun to hear him play some on the guitar and piano, love the cool glasses he got to wear from a fan he did the sweetest tribute to Toby Keith he did a tribute to his dad ,brother and sister who passed away and included USA in his song. He was so interactive with the audience.I loved the background he shared for most of his songs and that he played my all time favorite one his love story with his wife Love You,Miss You,Mean It his newest single song.The DJ was so much fun as well.

luke was great, but venue had issues. luke looses a star for requiring you to open beer and water before exiting purchase tent. yes they said it was luke tour that had policy. i got water for later but couldn't keep the cap... wth. venue had no cart for ada parking 200 yards away. vip parking was closer. Definitely no communication betwedn ada and security groups. one of the mib security persons went above and got a cart to got us back to car. Hopefully they get things better in future. venue had terrible exit plan after show. i won't detail much but lets say that following google directions out got several of us stuck with cars coming at us in our side of road. state police finally stepped in and closed the exit and got us out. ty guys. 20k people... one two lane road. allow an hour to get out if you are near entrance cause 19k people are in front of you with no direction all trying to get out. some nice... some drunk. you've been warned. prices are on the high side but hey its your option. but they wont let you bring in water. another star. forcing you to pay to live. bs actually a bad place for a venue. but the huge fireworks show after was great... plus a star.

My husband and I adore Luke Bryan. We appreciate he likes to give a new artist a chance as an opener for his show but every time we’ve seen him he has 4-5 people who play before him and Frankly. We pay to see him perform. Don’t get me wrong some of the artist are great but we’d rather see Luke than all the other openers. As for Luke he gave his usual incredible HIGH ENERGY fun filled show and it was exactly what we had hoped for. Always a great entertainer we love going to see him sing and dance. The rescue lady.

Luke came out on the stage ON 🔥. He was ready to whip the crowd into a Midnight Friday night in Nashville CMA Fest party 🥳!!! Of course Luke didn't even have to even lift a finger. Luke's fans are always in a frenzy when he is is on stage!!! Excellent but short show!! He sang his newest release Love You, Miss You, Mean It, That's My Kind of Night, Country Girl, Huntin, Fishin, and Lovin Everyday, and he closed it out with I Don't Want This Night to End. He was great as usual and he DID NOT fall on stage!!!😁 Luke, we love you and we did not want the night to end either!!! @lukebryan #lukebryan

The event was amazing. Second farm tour I have been too! The people that worked were great! Almost all the fans we met were fun to get to know. My husband and I were so excited for the show. Got in line to the farm at 11:30. We were center stage behind a 16 year olds birthday! Had fun chatting with the girls and the parents. Only downfall was that at some point I had to go to the bathroom. Literally thought I was going to have to get into a fight to get back to where I left my husband. It’s just a good thing I am smart enough to know I didn’t want to get kicked out. You know though, it makes me sad to know that others can ruin a truly wonderful experience.

Luke Bryan's Country On Tour in Evansville, IN on 08/25/23 (with VIP Experience) at The Victory Theater and The Ford Center was absolutely great! With the VIP Experience tickets at The Ford Center, we were given our own VIP lanyards to wear and a tumbler with a speaker in the bottom. We were then able to view all of his school and clothing memorabilia, and also given the opportunity to enjoy appetizers and non-alcoholic drinks (with a cash bar) before his two song performances. He also shared some of his thoughts and ongoing family experiences, which made it very enjoyable to listen to. Afterwards, we walked over to The Ford Center and went through the VIP entrance to be seated at our seats to enjoy being entertained by Jon Langston and DJ Rock while waiting for Luke to come on stage. We had great seats to see Luke and his band perform all of his songs, including Luke's ritual b**t wiggling/dancing to many of his songs and some other unmentionable shannigans.

Luke Bryan wasn’t 100% for the concert, but it was still a total blast. He was recovering from an illness and his voice wasn’t ready. It was pretty cool though. His performance felt more intimate like being in a bar room listening to him play. I danced and sang along the whole time. It was so much fun & it was still a great show. I think it was a unique experience that no one else will ever have.

Even though he couldn’t find his voice and in my opinion should have postponed or canceled because he felt just terrible. We got a unique show and I will never forget the 1st time I saw him for the rest of my life. I felt horrible for him. Could see the pain in his face. I still love it and have so much respect for this man as a performer. Definitely want to see him again.

We had good seats, but the stage was too high to see the band near the front area, could only see if standing on toes, but when the bands came out too the end, it was great. Great line up, enjoyed all the bands and Luke Bryan! Luke even played on after 11 since there was a lightning delay, that was great! Thanks for bringing the show.

Luke Bryan: 10/27/22 “It was a Thursday evening in Greenville and a no surprise sell-out for the 2nd to last date of Luke Bryan’s ‘Raised Up Right’ tour. It was also my first time seeing the 46 year old American Idol judge coming into town with 25 #1’s and 75 million records sold. I made my way to a pair of great lower bowl seats which I felt were reasonably priced on the presale. The stage set featured a ’T’ shaped walkway/platform combination with pits on both sides. From stage L to Right the six person band was positioned as such: fiddle/banjo/guitar, bass, drums — separated by a 3 tiered 9 step riser — keys, pedal steel, guitar. The drumhead featured the ‘Raised Up Right’ logo with an expansive 3-D style video screen directly behind. At precisely 9:17 the curtain backdrop haves were sucked up in one fell swoop and Thomas Luther Bryan took the stage rising up from beneath the platform for a 1 hour and 45 minute / 22 song set. Yes there were lasers, smoke, signing of autographs and such but the evening’s theme focused mostly on country music, it’s multiplicity of themes and most of all just having a good time. The opening song, I Don’t Want This Night To End’ set the tone of pace, Bryan singing ‘I don’t want this South Carolina night to end’ and next up in ‘Kick The Dust Up’ changing the words from ‘If you really wanna see the beautiful people’ to ‘If you wanna see the Carolina people’. Luke knew what state he was singing in one hundred percent interacting with the audience all evening long, ‘Where them South Carolina Gamecocks tonight where you at? Clemson, where you at Clemson? And if you the number one team in the country where you at, where the Georgia Bulldogs at? Oh I like it… and if you like to have s*x raise your hand, who loves ya, Ah yeah that’s universal’. On ‘One Margarita’ a roadie brought a very large margarita out to the performer which after taking a drink he handed over to one lucky audience member saying, ‘Here’s to a beautiful sold out night in South Carolina’. ‘Huntin’, Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day’ showcased solos from the band members, first guitar, next keys, then some killer banjo. The band featured some well seasoned talent: Scott Beaupre formerly of Florida Georgia Line on bass, Scotty Wilbanks formerly of Third Day and Newsong on keys, and a personal favorite of mine, Travis Toy formerly of Rascal Flatts on pedal steel, guitar and banjo. By ’Drunk On You’ Bryan dressed in baseball cap, jeans, boots and a black t-shirt was sweating through his clothing, Luke removing and replacing his baseball cap all evening long —turn to the front, turn to the back. After ‘Buy Dirt’ a piano was rolled down the walkway to the platform, Luke warming up his fingers with a sampling of Hootie & The Blowfish’s ‘Let Her Cry’… ‘I gotta send out a little love to Darius Rucker tonight’. Next breaking from the setlist he performed a rendition of ‘Carolina In My Mind’ to the rouse of the audience. Immediately thereafter Bryan calling out opener Mitchell Tenpenny for another break from the setlist on a duet version of Billy Currington’s ‘Good Directions’ which was actually penned by Luke. Tenpenny met him with a shot of tequila in hand which Bryan gladly received. Fumbling the words at one point he confessed, ‘I forgot the words to my own damn song!’ Next calling out his other opener Riley Green for yet another setlist departure they performed an old school medley of ‘Heads Carolina, Tails California—Time Marches On—Meet In The Middle—Strawberry Wine—Fishing In The Dark. However this time Riley came out meeting Luke with something different, what appeared to be a styrofoam cup of coffee! Pushing through the hits, ’Strip It Down’, ‘Roller Coaster’, and ‘Play It Again’ the evening crescendoed with an entire audience on their feet sing a long of ‘Rain Is A Good Thing’. Luke took off his guitar and pointed to a kid in the pit who’s father lifted him up onto the stage. Pointing the mic at the youth who sang the chorus to everyone’s cheers and then matched Luke’s dance moves. Luke finally decided to just hand over the mic and walk across the stage and get himself a drink. They both showed off their muscles in sync and Luke said ‘You better get him dad, you better get him, let’s go. What was your name… Give it up for Bryson!’ The show ended without encore with ‘Country Girl’, Luke singing standing a top a cooler full of his own ‘Two Lane’ brand beer. After the song he handed out cans left and right to the crowd. Notably missing from the set were ‘Country Man’ and ‘All My Friends Say’. Of mention were the openers, first was Mitchell Tenpenny with a 30 minute/6 song set. It was a great time to see Mitchell in his career coming off of two chart topping singles and recently becoming married, his fans were engaged and sang along. Next was Riley Green who could be a headliner in his own right with a 45 minute/9 song set. The ‘Duckman’ took the stage with a duck call in hand a-front a neon cowboy riding a flying duck backdrop. The stage itself was garnished all in marsh grass, a nice touch. Very interactive, he staged a band member contest featuring single member solos of rock classic riffs from the likes of Ozzy, G**s N’ Roses and Van Halen… the loser to drive home by themselves in a Subaru Outback. Bass player Dave from Greenville was the crowd fave but needless to say it was a 5/1 tie and everyone including the audience ended up winners!” Review and photo by DAve (Concert #720)

Jackson Dean and Mitchell Tenpenny were fantastic! Great sound, great performance! Very impressive musicians and will watch them again. Don’t get me wrong, Luke Bryan was good! We had fun and was great to see him live for the first time. There seemed to be a few sound issues at a few points throughout the show and his vocals at times seemed to just be a bit too loud compared to the rest of the band.. but nonetheless it was fun and I’d for sure go see him again. Very enjoyable and we had a fun evening!

Luke NEVER disappoints. Incredible entertainer with so much energy and enthusiasm! Great set list! Amazing he chose NH for 3 consecutive nights and SOLD OUT all three. Gilford is an amazing Venue and worth the extra distance in my mind. I will say I’m not a fan of the PIT and would rather pay for section 1 seats, but other than that, it was a great show.

Wonderful concert!! Luke seemed happy because he was celebrating his birthday with us even though his birthday was on 7/17/2022. The songs that he sang were perfect. 6 of us went we just had a wonderful time. He was a doll when he sang to that 85 year grandma. That was truly beautiful and very sweet of him to serenade to her. Thank you Luke Bryan for a wonderful show.

Great show. There was no info on the wheelchair accessibility on the venue map, but there is a ramp and we had lawn seats and there is a designated spot for wheelchairs. We were able to see very well. I will say the drinks were way too much on the lawn, well very steep in general. It is ridiculous. So go to the main level for drinks.

This was my 11 yr old son's first concert!! When I first realized this show was the day after my mom's (stepmom) celebration of life (covid) I almost felt guilty...however she probably would have haunted forever if I hadn't taken my children. It was exactly what the 3 of us needed!! Most definitely one of the best "firsts" I could have given! We had a blast!!