Lady A

AMAZING SHOW! The members of Lady A continue to be great performers and great people. I thoroughly enjoyed that it was a Christmas show. They sang many Christmas favorites along with their own wonderful songs. The venue was very nice with good views. I would go again if they do this another time.

Great concert!!!! My wife is a big fan. June 20th was our 27th wedding anniversary and I wanted her to see them. I was skeptical about the setup at first, but would have to say hands down one of my favorite concerts ever. My wife told me she loved everything about the concert and had an amazing time. We both did and the whole atmosphere was amazing. The band was amazing. We have attended a lot of concerts from George Strait, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Hank Williams Jr., Def Leppard, Rock Fest, Country Fest, Clay Walker, Reba McEntire, Kevin Fowler, The Panhandlers, Cross Canadian Ragweed, the list goes on big name and Red dirt country. This was by far the best. Thank you Lady A and Grand C****o for making our anniversary a special night we will never forget.

First, the venue was great. I am always willing to pay a little bit more for a smaller venue. It's a bit out of the way, but traffic in and out was nothing. Free parking, an easy walk to your seat. Lady A was wonderful as always. We saw them in 2021 and they were incredible so we were excited to see them again. I'm usually not a fan of cover songs, I feel they take up time where we could be listening to their own music, but they did theirs well. You could tell they enjoyed playing music with each other and their chemistry on stage is wholesome. I think the sound at the theater was a bit muted but that's on the venue. It was a bit foggy but that's because smoking is allowed in the c****o. Overall this was a great concert!

They were great! Harmonies and music always fab. It was very cute how they took requests from their calls/posts. BUT....someone needed to do a better sound check. A lot of the time the music production, especially the drums, WAY overpowered their voices and you couldn't get the full effect and enjoyment.

My friend and I went to this show last night and it was, by far, one of tue BEST shows I HAVE EVER SEEN!! Lady A was amazing!!!! We sat 4th row center. The view was awesome. The acoustics were phenomenal. The Met is beautiful. I was close enough to look into Hillary Scott's eyes and see just how amazingly beautiful she truly is. I have seen Lady A 12 times before and they always put on an amazing show. The staff at the Met were so.kind and helpful. I can't wait tomeither see another band at the Met or Lady A again. Five stats aren't enough. I'd give 10 stars if I could.

Incredible venue and unbelievable show!!! Lady A kept the audience involved and their music sounded better than their CDs. My whole group raved about the show all night and again today as we recapped the experience!!! I can’t wait to see Lady A again and I can’t wait to see another concert at MGM Music Hall at Fenway…

The concert was amazing. Last time they were scheduled, I wanted to go to this concert but I was undergoing lung cancer treatment. I am now cancer free, and because they rescheduled this concert I was able to go and enjoy it with my loving daughter who nursed me back to health during that time. We both had a beautiful time, amazing seats.

Over the last 50 years we've seen many concerts (Springsteen, ZZ Top, Amy Grant, George Strait, etc) covering a variety of genres and I have to say the 9/29 show at Choctaw Resort with LADY A was one of the best! In every category you can describe them they were fantastic! They were personable, positive, and really seem to care about putting on a special show for those in attendance that evening. The PA system/mix was tuned perfectly, the band was VERY tight and the song selection covered nearly entire 17 years they've been together. We paid "a lot"of money to sit up front due to my poor eyes and yes, it was worth every cent! What an incredible experience! Thank you LADY A !!!!!

Lady Antebellum: 6/22/23 “‘The Request Line Tour’ launched Apr 14 in Nashville and ending Oct 28 in DC found it’s way to Greenville SC on Thursday and it was to be my first time seeing Lady A lLIVE in concert. It had been a bit of a wait as I had originally purchased tickets back in April of 2022 and the show ha been postponed nearly 10 months. In August 2022 Lady A announced they were putting their tour on hold in order to support Charles Kelley on his sobriety journey. Happy to report Kelly is nearing the one year mark of sobriety and in his own words, ‘feeling super-blessed’ and ‘really grateful’! With 9 studio albums and 25 charted singles including 11 #1’s there would be no lack of material for the Grammy and ACM/CMA award winning Grand Ole Opry members. The Peace Center Hall was the ideal venue and my seats 4th row upper balcony delivered great sound and a comprehensive overview of the stage. The stage L to R would have the three members in the forefront (Kelley, Haywood, Scott) with guitars and bass behind them to the wings, drums and keyboard on separate risers in the rear, the risers had illuminated lateral snowflake/asterisk symbols on the front. A diagonally facing piano was directly center stage and eight freestanding retro styled amber spotlights completed the background positioned in order of a candelabra (shortest at the ends, longest in the center). There were no video screens. The band took the stage at 8:30 for a 1.45 hour / 22 song set beginning hot with a pair of #1’s 2009’s ‘I Run To You’ and 2010’s ‘American Honey’! Charles addressed the audience, ‘We wanted to do something different this tour and we know that a lot of the songs too for you guys your favorites sometimes aren’t always the radio singles and so hence The Request Line Tour. So we took requests, we had people texting, and calling, as the kids call it “Slide in their DM’s”’. With that they played the first of two voice mails over the system and called out the name of the individual ‘Gloria’ to see if she was in attendance. Spotting her in one of the opera boxes Hillary dedicated the song 2010’s #22 ‘Wanted You More’ to her. Next Dave Hayward addressed us as the house lights shown, ‘Oh, there’s a second balcony’. Charles replied, ‘I didn’t even notice during our forty-five minute sound check’. A second voice mail came in this time from Zach as he was spotted in (you guessed it) the second balcony. ‘Somebody give Zachary better seats’, Charles advised. ‘What I’m Leaving For’ a #39 from 2020 was dedicated to Zach. They three were clearly having a good time Dave commenting on what a great town we have. Charles added, ‘This feels like a hometown show for us being from Augusta down the road’. There were family in the audience including Charles 4 1/2 year old nephew, Hillary’s daughter, and Dave’s wife and they had taken their kids to the Children’s Museum earlier in the day. They broke from set the entire show, trying to follow along from previous shows set lists proved a futile task. There was a notebook of all their songs placed a top the piano which they’ve had to use from time to time during the request tour as well as a bright yellow dial telephone. Later during the encore the phone was signed and given away to an audience member of Hillary’s daughter Eisele’s choice as she carried it into the audience in search of a lucky fan. The #1 ‘Just A Kiss’ was inserted perfectly mid-set to keep momentum going. During ‘Army’ (unreleased as a single) were the band intros, every member an accomplished musician with a resume’ beginning with Dennis on bass, then Jon on keys, Butch on guitar, and Ian on drums. The band’s lead guitarist Slim Gambill who states he loves ‘sideman land’ was next. His time with NBC's Last Call With Carson afforded him work on stage with John Mayer, Christina Aguilera, Maroon 5, Peter Frampton, Stevie Nicks and many more. He’s more than a great addition to Lady A, he showed himself as a 4th member of the group many times throughout the evening. Hillary spoke next, ‘We wanna take one of the songs y’all might now and “Operafi it”’. With banjo and accordion they turned their 2013’s #6 ‘Compass’ into a sing-along medley adding in Country standards ‘Meet In The Middle-Dust On The Bottle-Forever And Ever Amen-Jolene’. Next the lights dimmed and stools were brought out as Charles spoke, ‘I’ve been on a little journey myself these days, next week I will be celebrating one year of sobriety.’ ‘I wrote this “Goodbye Letter” to my drink of choice which is whiskey.’ Turned into a song titled ‘As Far As You Could’, the letter’s lyrics “Whiskey you took me as far as you could take me, now it’s time to let you go”’ were especially moving. The powerful moment came when he sang the line ‘Who’s standing now’ and rose to his feet, and so did the crowd. This was indeed a legit “Goodbye Letter to Alcohol” as I can arrest from experience having written one myself nine years ago in rehab. After a standing ovation for Charles the band had a little fun with a melody. ’There’s one song that any song can be sung over’ turned out it was Don Henley’s ‘The Boy’s Of Summer’ and they put it into a medley incorporating in ‘Shake It Off-Mmmbop-l Wanna Dance With Somebody-My Heart Will Go On. Hearing songs from Swift, Hanson, Whitney, and Celine was something I never expected at a Country show, but it worked! Concluding the regular set were #1 ‘We Owned The Night’, #2 ‘Downtown’, and #3 ‘Love Don’t Live Here’. The first of a two song encore was ‘A Love Song’, a yet to be released new single sung in a stripped down version with just the three of them. ’Need You Now’ brought the concert a grand conclusion, everyone on their feet. Noticeably missing from the set was 2011’s ‘Lookin For A Good Time’. In my quest these days to see artists that I’ve not yet seen LIVE before, it has been few and far between that I’ve seen ‘younger’ artists perform lately. Hillary Scott 37, Charles Kelley 41, and Dave Haywood 40 showed their youth in both their voices and their energy levels. There was an opener from Nashville, singer/songwriter Dave Barnes who took the stage in typical Peace Center regime precisely at 7:30. Capturing the crowds attention immediately he stated, ‘I do wanna thank Lady A for closing out the show for me tonight, it means a lot!’ The South Carolina native who is with Lady A for the duration of the tour is no newcomer to the music industry, his first of eight studio albums was released back in 2000. Playing a 6 song / 40 minute acoustic set from his Greatest Hits CD he seemed at times more of a stand up comedian spending equal time story telling as he did playing music. With tales of drunk angels, church gossip groups (‘wandering eyes lead to wandering thighs’) and an incident in Charleston where someone rushed the stage at him, the audience ate it up fueling hid comic relief. Ending his set to the surprise of everyone was a version of Blake Shelton’s #1 ‘God Gave Me You’ which David originally wrote back in 2010. Lady A brought him back on stage during their performance of ‘Walking In Memphis’ coining the addition to their line up as ‘The Double Daves’. To anyone who hasn’t seen Lady A, they’re a class act and they have the performance nailed down, nothing super-fancy, but it’ll make for a memorable evening with confidence that your ticket money was well spent. A quick word about the name change, the Nashville trio will always remain Lady Antebellum to me. It seems as if the name change brought on more controversy than the name itself. It was innocently chosen (search it out for yourself) and the change ensued a lawsuit with black gospel singer Anita White who had been using ‘Lady A’ for years along, with more allegations of racism. I can see both sides, and unfortunately it is what it is! Entering the venue the first thing I noted to my wife was, ‘This is the most “normal” looking crowd I’ve ever seen’. Then stepping back for a moment I added, ‘Except there is one thing missing, folk of a darker hue then that of ourselves’. t does makes one think!” Review and photo by DAve (Concert #788)

This was such a great show. From the meet and greet to the last note. I wish the meet & greet had a bit more time, felt rushed and unable to chat due to the number of people. That being said, the show was amazing. Stood at the edge of the stage in the pit for two hours on crutches and would do it again!

I love seeing Lady A in concert. There was some problems with the production however. The sound mixing left a lot to be desired. There was no attempt to balance the sounds, the bass guitar and the drum drowned out the vocals often all night long. The best part of the concert was the unplugged vocals where the sound mixing was not applicable. Early on on the Lady A set it was so ridiculously loud and unbalaced there was bass feedback through out the first 3 songs. Unfortunately, it was hard at times to tell what song it was even though I know them all. The musicians were all excellent however.

All in all it was a great show. The time it took for them to actually come on stage was a bit annoying however. Having back/spinal issues, waiting the the extra 40 minutes was tiring. :( Once the concert finally started though, they were amazing as always. Their voices are so beautiful.

The show was fantastic! An intoxicated woman that sat next to me was nice at first, became annoying standing in front of me, allowing her hair to hit me in the face while dancing, kept touching my arm, shoulder and leg. I glared at her friend who was a man more than twice her age. He was useless in controlling her. I should’ve asked an attendant to remove her.

It's been almost 10 yrs since I've seen Lady A. I so want to see them again. Love, Love, Love this band and their music. So uplifting. Have all their music. Please come back to now the Monument Summit Arena, it's brand new as of 2021 I believe. Please Please come back to Rapid City, SD. We miss u all. Thanks so much, a true fan of u guys. Have a great day. :) Enjoyed the past show so much.

It was an amazing show as always, with this band!! I love going to their shows, they are amazing performers. The venue was pretty cool, I bought great seats for once and now I’m spoiled. The only bad thing was trying to figure out parking, but it wasn’t the end of the world.

This was one of the best concerts I’ve ever been too!!! Lady Antebellum and Darius Rucker as the opening act were so amazing. I haven’t really listened to a lot of Antebellum concerts but the songs that I have heard have always been my favorite and I always thought they would be cool to see live. They met above and beyond my expectations!!!

AMAZING SHOW! The members of Lady A continue to be great performers and great people. I thoroughly enjoyed that it was a Christmas show. They sang many Christmas favorites along with their own wonderful songs. The venue was very nice with good views. I would go again if they do this another time.

Great concert!!!! My wife is a big fan. June 20th was our 27th wedding anniversary and I wanted her to see them. I was skeptical about the setup at first, but would have to say hands down one of my favorite concerts ever. My wife told me she loved everything about the concert and had an amazing time. We both did and the whole atmosphere was amazing. The band was amazing. We have attended a lot of concerts from George Strait, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Hank Williams Jr., Def Leppard, Rock Fest, Country Fest, Clay Walker, Reba McEntire, Kevin Fowler, The Panhandlers, Cross Canadian Ragweed, the list goes on big name and Red dirt country. This was by far the best. Thank you Lady A and Grand C****o for making our anniversary a special night we will never forget.

First, the venue was great. I am always willing to pay a little bit more for a smaller venue. It's a bit out of the way, but traffic in and out was nothing. Free parking, an easy walk to your seat. Lady A was wonderful as always. We saw them in 2021 and they were incredible so we were excited to see them again. I'm usually not a fan of cover songs, I feel they take up time where we could be listening to their own music, but they did theirs well. You could tell they enjoyed playing music with each other and their chemistry on stage is wholesome. I think the sound at the theater was a bit muted but that's on the venue. It was a bit foggy but that's because smoking is allowed in the c****o. Overall this was a great concert!

They were great! Harmonies and music always fab. It was very cute how they took requests from their calls/posts. BUT....someone needed to do a better sound check. A lot of the time the music production, especially the drums, WAY overpowered their voices and you couldn't get the full effect and enjoyment.

My friend and I went to this show last night and it was, by far, one of tue BEST shows I HAVE EVER SEEN!! Lady A was amazing!!!! We sat 4th row center. The view was awesome. The acoustics were phenomenal. The Met is beautiful. I was close enough to look into Hillary Scott's eyes and see just how amazingly beautiful she truly is. I have seen Lady A 12 times before and they always put on an amazing show. The staff at the Met were so.kind and helpful. I can't wait tomeither see another band at the Met or Lady A again. Five stats aren't enough. I'd give 10 stars if I could.

Incredible venue and unbelievable show!!! Lady A kept the audience involved and their music sounded better than their CDs. My whole group raved about the show all night and again today as we recapped the experience!!! I can’t wait to see Lady A again and I can’t wait to see another concert at MGM Music Hall at Fenway…

The concert was amazing. Last time they were scheduled, I wanted to go to this concert but I was undergoing lung cancer treatment. I am now cancer free, and because they rescheduled this concert I was able to go and enjoy it with my loving daughter who nursed me back to health during that time. We both had a beautiful time, amazing seats.

Over the last 50 years we've seen many concerts (Springsteen, ZZ Top, Amy Grant, George Strait, etc) covering a variety of genres and I have to say the 9/29 show at Choctaw Resort with LADY A was one of the best! In every category you can describe them they were fantastic! They were personable, positive, and really seem to care about putting on a special show for those in attendance that evening. The PA system/mix was tuned perfectly, the band was VERY tight and the song selection covered nearly entire 17 years they've been together. We paid "a lot"of money to sit up front due to my poor eyes and yes, it was worth every cent! What an incredible experience! Thank you LADY A !!!!!

Lady Antebellum: 6/22/23 “‘The Request Line Tour’ launched Apr 14 in Nashville and ending Oct 28 in DC found it’s way to Greenville SC on Thursday and it was to be my first time seeing Lady A lLIVE in concert. It had been a bit of a wait as I had originally purchased tickets back in April of 2022 and the show ha been postponed nearly 10 months. In August 2022 Lady A announced they were putting their tour on hold in order to support Charles Kelley on his sobriety journey. Happy to report Kelly is nearing the one year mark of sobriety and in his own words, ‘feeling super-blessed’ and ‘really grateful’! With 9 studio albums and 25 charted singles including 11 #1’s there would be no lack of material for the Grammy and ACM/CMA award winning Grand Ole Opry members. The Peace Center Hall was the ideal venue and my seats 4th row upper balcony delivered great sound and a comprehensive overview of the stage. The stage L to R would have the three members in the forefront (Kelley, Haywood, Scott) with guitars and bass behind them to the wings, drums and keyboard on separate risers in the rear, the risers had illuminated lateral snowflake/asterisk symbols on the front. A diagonally facing piano was directly center stage and eight freestanding retro styled amber spotlights completed the background positioned in order of a candelabra (shortest at the ends, longest in the center). There were no video screens. The band took the stage at 8:30 for a 1.45 hour / 22 song set beginning hot with a pair of #1’s 2009’s ‘I Run To You’ and 2010’s ‘American Honey’! Charles addressed the audience, ‘We wanted to do something different this tour and we know that a lot of the songs too for you guys your favorites sometimes aren’t always the radio singles and so hence The Request Line Tour. So we took requests, we had people texting, and calling, as the kids call it “Slide in their DM’s”’. With that they played the first of two voice mails over the system and called out the name of the individual ‘Gloria’ to see if she was in attendance. Spotting her in one of the opera boxes Hillary dedicated the song 2010’s #22 ‘Wanted You More’ to her. Next Dave Hayward addressed us as the house lights shown, ‘Oh, there’s a second balcony’. Charles replied, ‘I didn’t even notice during our forty-five minute sound check’. A second voice mail came in this time from Zach as he was spotted in (you guessed it) the second balcony. ‘Somebody give Zachary better seats’, Charles advised. ‘What I’m Leaving For’ a #39 from 2020 was dedicated to Zach. They three were clearly having a good time Dave commenting on what a great town we have. Charles added, ‘This feels like a hometown show for us being from Augusta down the road’. There were family in the audience including Charles 4 1/2 year old nephew, Hillary’s daughter, and Dave’s wife and they had taken their kids to the Children’s Museum earlier in the day. They broke from set the entire show, trying to follow along from previous shows set lists proved a futile task. There was a notebook of all their songs placed a top the piano which they’ve had to use from time to time during the request tour as well as a bright yellow dial telephone. Later during the encore the phone was signed and given away to an audience member of Hillary’s daughter Eisele’s choice as she carried it into the audience in search of a lucky fan. The #1 ‘Just A Kiss’ was inserted perfectly mid-set to keep momentum going. During ‘Army’ (unreleased as a single) were the band intros, every member an accomplished musician with a resume’ beginning with Dennis on bass, then Jon on keys, Butch on guitar, and Ian on drums. The band’s lead guitarist Slim Gambill who states he loves ‘sideman land’ was next. His time with NBC's Last Call With Carson afforded him work on stage with John Mayer, Christina Aguilera, Maroon 5, Peter Frampton, Stevie Nicks and many more. He’s more than a great addition to Lady A, he showed himself as a 4th member of the group many times throughout the evening. Hillary spoke next, ‘We wanna take one of the songs y’all might now and “Operafi it”’. With banjo and accordion they turned their 2013’s #6 ‘Compass’ into a sing-along medley adding in Country standards ‘Meet In The Middle-Dust On The Bottle-Forever And Ever Amen-Jolene’. Next the lights dimmed and stools were brought out as Charles spoke, ‘I’ve been on a little journey myself these days, next week I will be celebrating one year of sobriety.’ ‘I wrote this “Goodbye Letter” to my drink of choice which is whiskey.’ Turned into a song titled ‘As Far As You Could’, the letter’s lyrics “Whiskey you took me as far as you could take me, now it’s time to let you go”’ were especially moving. The powerful moment came when he sang the line ‘Who’s standing now’ and rose to his feet, and so did the crowd. This was indeed a legit “Goodbye Letter to Alcohol” as I can arrest from experience having written one myself nine years ago in rehab. After a standing ovation for Charles the band had a little fun with a melody. ’There’s one song that any song can be sung over’ turned out it was Don Henley’s ‘The Boy’s Of Summer’ and they put it into a medley incorporating in ‘Shake It Off-Mmmbop-l Wanna Dance With Somebody-My Heart Will Go On. Hearing songs from Swift, Hanson, Whitney, and Celine was something I never expected at a Country show, but it worked! Concluding the regular set were #1 ‘We Owned The Night’, #2 ‘Downtown’, and #3 ‘Love Don’t Live Here’. The first of a two song encore was ‘A Love Song’, a yet to be released new single sung in a stripped down version with just the three of them. ’Need You Now’ brought the concert a grand conclusion, everyone on their feet. Noticeably missing from the set was 2011’s ‘Lookin For A Good Time’. In my quest these days to see artists that I’ve not yet seen LIVE before, it has been few and far between that I’ve seen ‘younger’ artists perform lately. Hillary Scott 37, Charles Kelley 41, and Dave Haywood 40 showed their youth in both their voices and their energy levels. There was an opener from Nashville, singer/songwriter Dave Barnes who took the stage in typical Peace Center regime precisely at 7:30. Capturing the crowds attention immediately he stated, ‘I do wanna thank Lady A for closing out the show for me tonight, it means a lot!’ The South Carolina native who is with Lady A for the duration of the tour is no newcomer to the music industry, his first of eight studio albums was released back in 2000. Playing a 6 song / 40 minute acoustic set from his Greatest Hits CD he seemed at times more of a stand up comedian spending equal time story telling as he did playing music. With tales of drunk angels, church gossip groups (‘wandering eyes lead to wandering thighs’) and an incident in Charleston where someone rushed the stage at him, the audience ate it up fueling hid comic relief. Ending his set to the surprise of everyone was a version of Blake Shelton’s #1 ‘God Gave Me You’ which David originally wrote back in 2010. Lady A brought him back on stage during their performance of ‘Walking In Memphis’ coining the addition to their line up as ‘The Double Daves’. To anyone who hasn’t seen Lady A, they’re a class act and they have the performance nailed down, nothing super-fancy, but it’ll make for a memorable evening with confidence that your ticket money was well spent. A quick word about the name change, the Nashville trio will always remain Lady Antebellum to me. It seems as if the name change brought on more controversy than the name itself. It was innocently chosen (search it out for yourself) and the change ensued a lawsuit with black gospel singer Anita White who had been using ‘Lady A’ for years along, with more allegations of racism. I can see both sides, and unfortunately it is what it is! Entering the venue the first thing I noted to my wife was, ‘This is the most “normal” looking crowd I’ve ever seen’. Then stepping back for a moment I added, ‘Except there is one thing missing, folk of a darker hue then that of ourselves’. t does makes one think!” Review and photo by DAve (Concert #788)

This was such a great show. From the meet and greet to the last note. I wish the meet & greet had a bit more time, felt rushed and unable to chat due to the number of people. That being said, the show was amazing. Stood at the edge of the stage in the pit for two hours on crutches and would do it again!

I love seeing Lady A in concert. There was some problems with the production however. The sound mixing left a lot to be desired. There was no attempt to balance the sounds, the bass guitar and the drum drowned out the vocals often all night long. The best part of the concert was the unplugged vocals where the sound mixing was not applicable. Early on on the Lady A set it was so ridiculously loud and unbalaced there was bass feedback through out the first 3 songs. Unfortunately, it was hard at times to tell what song it was even though I know them all. The musicians were all excellent however.

All in all it was a great show. The time it took for them to actually come on stage was a bit annoying however. Having back/spinal issues, waiting the the extra 40 minutes was tiring. :( Once the concert finally started though, they were amazing as always. Their voices are so beautiful.

The show was fantastic! An intoxicated woman that sat next to me was nice at first, became annoying standing in front of me, allowing her hair to hit me in the face while dancing, kept touching my arm, shoulder and leg. I glared at her friend who was a man more than twice her age. He was useless in controlling her. I should’ve asked an attendant to remove her.

It's been almost 10 yrs since I've seen Lady A. I so want to see them again. Love, Love, Love this band and their music. So uplifting. Have all their music. Please come back to now the Monument Summit Arena, it's brand new as of 2021 I believe. Please Please come back to Rapid City, SD. We miss u all. Thanks so much, a true fan of u guys. Have a great day. :) Enjoyed the past show so much.

It was an amazing show as always, with this band!! I love going to their shows, they are amazing performers. The venue was pretty cool, I bought great seats for once and now I’m spoiled. The only bad thing was trying to figure out parking, but it wasn’t the end of the world.

This was one of the best concerts I’ve ever been too!!! Lady Antebellum and Darius Rucker as the opening act were so amazing. I haven’t really listened to a lot of Antebellum concerts but the songs that I have heard have always been my favorite and I always thought they would be cool to see live. They met above and beyond my expectations!!!