Maggie Rose

Maggie Rose was outstanding. She performed with Liz Longley and MP Gannon, and the three put on a powerhouse show together. Each one showcased their talent, and they complemented each other beautifully. They performed at Dave's Music Hall in an intimate "listening" concert which made it even more personal and special. Wish the night could have gone on and on.

Great show! So glad that I went. The Secret Sisters were fun. I love sisters and how they harmonize. And Maggie Rose was fantastic. She was stunning and beautiful. And her voice was so powerful yet seemed so effortless. And the backing of the Nashville Symphony made it a wonderful listening experience.

Outstanding show! Maggie Rose and her magnificent band blew us away with their talent and energy. Her voice has to be heard in person to to realize it’s power and range. Maggie Rose’s band is top notch and their individual and collective talents helped to make this an unforgettable experience. Fantastic!

We went to Music for the Mind last night and saw Maggie Rose along with the rest of the groups playing. The Camp is a great venue and Maggie was a great show as usual. Already looking forward to next year.

This is absolutely one of my favorite venues in the VA area! The artist that come through are always spot on and put on a heck of a show! Maggie Rose did amazing as always and so did Fancy Hagood! This show nor the artist will disappoint you at all!!

The Maggie Rose show with Fancy Hagood as the opener at the Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga was fantastic. This was my first time at that venue, which was small but appropriate for the artists and their great amount of audience interaction during and between songs. Parking at the venue was easy and plentiful. Food and drinks there were also reasonably priced. Maggie Rose played ALL of the tunes from her new album, No One Gets Out Alive (NOGOA), and many other songs. We got to meet Maggie and Fancy for a few minutes after the show as well. They are very gracious and incredibly talented. I will go see them again in late June at another location.

Following a musical artist from city to city may seem a tad extreme, perhaps even obsessive. Yet, here I am, ticket in hand, gearing up to experience Maggie Rose live for the third time in as many days, this stint taking me from Dallas to Austin in her Theatre Tour with St. Paul & The Broken Bones. To the uninitiated, this pilgrimage could appear irrational, but for me, it's a spiritual mandate—a need to resonate with melodies that echo life's highest highs and most formidable lows. To really understand the absurdity of this devotion seeing Maggie Rose live, I must revisit the revival I experienced in that first concert and the magnetic pull to her subsequent shows. It is a reflection of how Maggie Rose became a vessel of reawakening and a constant in my mission to live a life of passion. The lead-up to my inaugural Maggie Rose concert was a microcosm of life’s unpredictable symphony. The year 2019 saw the finale of a tumultuous relationship, and just as the dust began to settle, 2020 unleashed a global pause, suspending concerts, career moves, and the natural cadence of human connection. By 2021, I found myself in an emotional quagmire, struggling to resurface. That first show at Club Dada in Dallas was a solo venture, and I barely knew who Maggie Rose was. With such an inertia of isolation it was an effort just to convince myself to get out of the house and go to the venue. Club Dada is small and intimate, and was suffering from a broken AC that hot August night. The place was sweltering. But the Texas heat would be nothing compared to the fire Maggie ignited within the crowd—and within me. The performance was like her wake-up call, revealing all the passion that the world had tucked away and the excitement that had slipped into hibernation. Maggie dominated the stage, her voice reaching out to every corner, turning the whole place into a buzzing hive of music and energy. She sang with the kind of confidence that drew everyone in, making us feel each word she sang. With every song, it felt like she was telling us it was okay to let go and get lost in the music. That stage was her world, and with every note, she invited us to make it ours too. As the music played, something in me emerged. It was as if I had been sleeping and didn’t even know it. The beats were like a hammer, her voice like a mighty swing, breaking through a wall I didn’t know I had built around myself. I found something I didn’t realize I’d lost— passion; a joy in just being alive and sharing the living with others. On the drive home that night, with the echo of the music in my ears, I made a silent promise to myself: “Keep that passion alive, Justin, never forget how low the bottom is without it.” It was more than a good night—it was a turning point, where I found my way back to feeling bright and alive. Every concert that followed my initial encounter with Maggie Rose transcended the idea of merely watching an artist perform again. These events are sacred gatherings, rituals where I pay tribute. Each time I step into a new space, from the vibrant scenes in city squares, to the storied walls of historic theatres, it is more than just another stop on a tour. In each show, Maggie's voice is an unwavering constant and her power to move her audience in each venue seemed to echo the steadfastness of her artistry. As my own spirit is in flux, growing and shifting within the passing of time and daily life, her shows serve as reminders of the deep-seated promise I made to myself to live above the emotional trenches I once occupied. In the communal euphoria of each gathering, there is an undercurrent of homage — an acknowledgment of the past and a celebration of the ongoing transformation ignited by the embers at that first show. So, as I when my cousin and her boyfriend, whom I’m evangelically bringing to tonight’s show, ask why I’m going to Maggie Rose concert three nights in a row, my answer is: it's about being saved, in a way, because I went to a venue in Dallas with no AC and was moved by music. For me, a Maggie Rose's concert is an experience far beyond simply enjoying music; in every show, she plays anthems of my own awakening.

Maggie Rose put on a wonderful show. Her vocal talent is absolutely phenomenal. Her band is incredible they are all very skilled musicians. Maggie and the band hung around after the show for meet and greets. I love going to see Maggie always a great show. The venue is intimate with great sound quality.

Great show! Maggie and band are always high energy and know how to play to the crowd. Good support at the show. One local experiencing his first Maggie Rose show yelled out "This is a kick a*s band!" Maggie replied "Damn right" without missing a beat. New album material debuted with public tonight. Happy I was there! Always happy to party with Maggie and her band.

Amazing! She really knows how to put on a show! The entire band is absolute perfection. Great crowd and she really gets the crowd going with just her voice. We were also able to personally meet her afterwards which put the icing on a great night out with friends for a birthday celebration. So happy I was able to catch her show this time.

It was a fantastic show! Devon, Maggie Rose, Jimmy Hall , and the whole gang put on a spectacular performance! If you get a chance to see this performance, it is really worth the time and money to see! I wish there were more cities on the tour that maybe we could have caught another show in another town on some weekend down the road to see more special guest stars along the way. Hope they all return next year to STL since we will be there if they do.

Best show of the year! Maggie and the band were absolutely on fire, and having Mavis Staples in the audience out the whole thing over the top. Chef’s kiss!!!

Amazing show!! Maggie took time after the show to talk to my niece, who is an inspiring singer. It meant so much to me and my niece. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@IAmMaggieRose is the absolute finest vocalist I've ever heard. Her band are also an extraordinary group of musicians. Concert was outstanding and completely worth a 4 hour drive. They're my favorite.

Outstanding performance by @IAmMaggieRose and her band @ThemVibes. I love these people so much. We had the opportunity to talk with Maggie after the show. The venue was very good views of the city and the river enhanced the experience.

The restaurant and the music venue at SPACE are both excellent. Maggie is one incredible singer and person. Her show sold-out in advance. I could easily see why it did. The House was packed with people who were really excited about seeing her and were enjoying her and her band immensely.

This woman and her family band are nothing short of amazing! True musicians with passion that shines through in every song. We made her hubby hop in the photo too! Lol

I absolute love maggie rose. But was a little dissapointed. She just release a new album and sang a lot of the new album. I wanted to hear somen older songs that i love. I was bummed she didnt sing any of the goodies. And way to much opening acts for a Thursday night show. Hopefully the next one will.be better because I love her music. But 2 openings on a Thursday is a little much.

Maggie's vocals are so amazing. Her songs are all wonderful with styles from rocking to mello and sultry. The band members are also very talented. Totally worth the 4 hour drive.

Maggie Rose was outstanding. She performed with Liz Longley and MP Gannon, and the three put on a powerhouse show together. Each one showcased their talent, and they complemented each other beautifully. They performed at Dave's Music Hall in an intimate "listening" concert which made it even more personal and special. Wish the night could have gone on and on.

Great show! So glad that I went. The Secret Sisters were fun. I love sisters and how they harmonize. And Maggie Rose was fantastic. She was stunning and beautiful. And her voice was so powerful yet seemed so effortless. And the backing of the Nashville Symphony made it a wonderful listening experience.

Outstanding show! Maggie Rose and her magnificent band blew us away with their talent and energy. Her voice has to be heard in person to to realize it’s power and range. Maggie Rose’s band is top notch and their individual and collective talents helped to make this an unforgettable experience. Fantastic!

We went to Music for the Mind last night and saw Maggie Rose along with the rest of the groups playing. The Camp is a great venue and Maggie was a great show as usual. Already looking forward to next year.

This is absolutely one of my favorite venues in the VA area! The artist that come through are always spot on and put on a heck of a show! Maggie Rose did amazing as always and so did Fancy Hagood! This show nor the artist will disappoint you at all!!

The Maggie Rose show with Fancy Hagood as the opener at the Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga was fantastic. This was my first time at that venue, which was small but appropriate for the artists and their great amount of audience interaction during and between songs. Parking at the venue was easy and plentiful. Food and drinks there were also reasonably priced. Maggie Rose played ALL of the tunes from her new album, No One Gets Out Alive (NOGOA), and many other songs. We got to meet Maggie and Fancy for a few minutes after the show as well. They are very gracious and incredibly talented. I will go see them again in late June at another location.

Following a musical artist from city to city may seem a tad extreme, perhaps even obsessive. Yet, here I am, ticket in hand, gearing up to experience Maggie Rose live for the third time in as many days, this stint taking me from Dallas to Austin in her Theatre Tour with St. Paul & The Broken Bones. To the uninitiated, this pilgrimage could appear irrational, but for me, it's a spiritual mandate—a need to resonate with melodies that echo life's highest highs and most formidable lows. To really understand the absurdity of this devotion seeing Maggie Rose live, I must revisit the revival I experienced in that first concert and the magnetic pull to her subsequent shows. It is a reflection of how Maggie Rose became a vessel of reawakening and a constant in my mission to live a life of passion. The lead-up to my inaugural Maggie Rose concert was a microcosm of life’s unpredictable symphony. The year 2019 saw the finale of a tumultuous relationship, and just as the dust began to settle, 2020 unleashed a global pause, suspending concerts, career moves, and the natural cadence of human connection. By 2021, I found myself in an emotional quagmire, struggling to resurface. That first show at Club Dada in Dallas was a solo venture, and I barely knew who Maggie Rose was. With such an inertia of isolation it was an effort just to convince myself to get out of the house and go to the venue. Club Dada is small and intimate, and was suffering from a broken AC that hot August night. The place was sweltering. But the Texas heat would be nothing compared to the fire Maggie ignited within the crowd—and within me. The performance was like her wake-up call, revealing all the passion that the world had tucked away and the excitement that had slipped into hibernation. Maggie dominated the stage, her voice reaching out to every corner, turning the whole place into a buzzing hive of music and energy. She sang with the kind of confidence that drew everyone in, making us feel each word she sang. With every song, it felt like she was telling us it was okay to let go and get lost in the music. That stage was her world, and with every note, she invited us to make it ours too. As the music played, something in me emerged. It was as if I had been sleeping and didn’t even know it. The beats were like a hammer, her voice like a mighty swing, breaking through a wall I didn’t know I had built around myself. I found something I didn’t realize I’d lost— passion; a joy in just being alive and sharing the living with others. On the drive home that night, with the echo of the music in my ears, I made a silent promise to myself: “Keep that passion alive, Justin, never forget how low the bottom is without it.” It was more than a good night—it was a turning point, where I found my way back to feeling bright and alive. Every concert that followed my initial encounter with Maggie Rose transcended the idea of merely watching an artist perform again. These events are sacred gatherings, rituals where I pay tribute. Each time I step into a new space, from the vibrant scenes in city squares, to the storied walls of historic theatres, it is more than just another stop on a tour. In each show, Maggie's voice is an unwavering constant and her power to move her audience in each venue seemed to echo the steadfastness of her artistry. As my own spirit is in flux, growing and shifting within the passing of time and daily life, her shows serve as reminders of the deep-seated promise I made to myself to live above the emotional trenches I once occupied. In the communal euphoria of each gathering, there is an undercurrent of homage — an acknowledgment of the past and a celebration of the ongoing transformation ignited by the embers at that first show. So, as I when my cousin and her boyfriend, whom I’m evangelically bringing to tonight’s show, ask why I’m going to Maggie Rose concert three nights in a row, my answer is: it's about being saved, in a way, because I went to a venue in Dallas with no AC and was moved by music. For me, a Maggie Rose's concert is an experience far beyond simply enjoying music; in every show, she plays anthems of my own awakening.

Maggie Rose put on a wonderful show. Her vocal talent is absolutely phenomenal. Her band is incredible they are all very skilled musicians. Maggie and the band hung around after the show for meet and greets. I love going to see Maggie always a great show. The venue is intimate with great sound quality.

Great show! Maggie and band are always high energy and know how to play to the crowd. Good support at the show. One local experiencing his first Maggie Rose show yelled out "This is a kick a*s band!" Maggie replied "Damn right" without missing a beat. New album material debuted with public tonight. Happy I was there! Always happy to party with Maggie and her band.

Amazing! She really knows how to put on a show! The entire band is absolute perfection. Great crowd and she really gets the crowd going with just her voice. We were also able to personally meet her afterwards which put the icing on a great night out with friends for a birthday celebration. So happy I was able to catch her show this time.

It was a fantastic show! Devon, Maggie Rose, Jimmy Hall , and the whole gang put on a spectacular performance! If you get a chance to see this performance, it is really worth the time and money to see! I wish there were more cities on the tour that maybe we could have caught another show in another town on some weekend down the road to see more special guest stars along the way. Hope they all return next year to STL since we will be there if they do.

Best show of the year! Maggie and the band were absolutely on fire, and having Mavis Staples in the audience out the whole thing over the top. Chef’s kiss!!!

Amazing show!! Maggie took time after the show to talk to my niece, who is an inspiring singer. It meant so much to me and my niece. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@IAmMaggieRose is the absolute finest vocalist I've ever heard. Her band are also an extraordinary group of musicians. Concert was outstanding and completely worth a 4 hour drive. They're my favorite.

Outstanding performance by @IAmMaggieRose and her band @ThemVibes. I love these people so much. We had the opportunity to talk with Maggie after the show. The venue was very good views of the city and the river enhanced the experience.

The restaurant and the music venue at SPACE are both excellent. Maggie is one incredible singer and person. Her show sold-out in advance. I could easily see why it did. The House was packed with people who were really excited about seeing her and were enjoying her and her band immensely.

This woman and her family band are nothing short of amazing! True musicians with passion that shines through in every song. We made her hubby hop in the photo too! Lol

I absolute love maggie rose. But was a little dissapointed. She just release a new album and sang a lot of the new album. I wanted to hear somen older songs that i love. I was bummed she didnt sing any of the goodies. And way to much opening acts for a Thursday night show. Hopefully the next one will.be better because I love her music. But 2 openings on a Thursday is a little much.

Maggie's vocals are so amazing. Her songs are all wonderful with styles from rocking to mello and sultry. The band members are also very talented. Totally worth the 4 hour drive.