Lyle Lovett

The concert was great, the Globe Theater staff are cell phone Nazis bugging old ladies for opening their cellphones is much more distracting than the phones themselves. Lyle and John Hiatt are the best if you get a chance go see them l.

Amazing musicians and story tellers. Only issue was guitar was turned up too loud at times for his voice making it hard to discern some lyrics.

One of the best shows I’ve seen. Small intimate venue, fantastic acoustics, and lots of back story to the songs

Lyle is truly one of the best. From the large band stocked full of talent to the intimate stories behind certain songs and band members, he entertains while being down to earth and focused on writing great songs.

This was not only my favorite of his shows, it is now officially my favorite concert in the last 50 years. It was profoundly musical, the arrangements flowing naturally, the instrumentation densities and volumes changing constantly like the very best classical and jazz ensembles and the overall design of the event itself masterfully aesthetic. His humor is wry and sneakily hilarious and endearing and heartbreaking. His generosity and obvious love and admiration for each spectacular band member bathed the stage in a warmth that I believe only he can create. His utterly humanistic yearning is my new totem pole around which I’ll dance forever.

The show was fantastic! Lyle's Big Band did not disappoint. The venue was intimate making it that much better. I always love hearing Lyle's Big Band but this was an especially great evening.