My first time seeing Jason & his band. Excellent show! Great mix of his old songs & a few new ones. Definitely won't be my last! (I was a little upset the venue delayed his show to broadcast the Iowa women's basketball game & only allowed the opener to play during half time.)

Very good shown, top to bottom. Very tight, sound was great. They sang all of my favorites. Definitely would go and see them every time they are around. 10 out of 10. PS. Low on the merchandise. And no JB hats?

Jason Boland and the Stragglers were exceptional! Definitely the best live show I’ve seen in a long long time! Wish they could have played longer but the venue wouldn’t allow it on a school night:). They are on my playlist and my show list from now on! Thanks for a great show! Price

We have seen Jason 10 or. 12 times and he never disappoints. The Delectric set was definitely different from the normal honky tonk sets, but it was really, really good. It felt like they were playing in our back yard for a group of friends. If you get the chance go to one of these shows, go!

Thomas Csorba the opener was fantastic! Jason was amazing acoustic as usual. He played all the songs we hoped and made the whole family cry with his last song. The venue was interesting. The seats were small for middle age folks who drink beer regularly. The tables up front seating was great, but I kind of felt bad for the folks on the front row behind us. A beer only line would have been good. Not a great place to talk to friends before or after the show. It’s literally an old high school auditorium.

Tanner Ursey and his band were good, yet the sound was cranked a bit too much. Jason B. and The Stragglers were great. I'd go listen to them again, no doubt. Tuffy's is an excellent venue with decent drink prices. It's great to be able to go outside if you need to get away from the stage, totally your choice!

The venue wasn't very crowded for the show, so we easily found a hi-top with seats. That's important at my age...If I can't sit I gotta split :-) Drink prices were OK ($5 beer and $7.50 house mixes). Didn't try a Watermelon Crawl but it appears to be a top seller at this bar. Tanner Usery opened the show and won a new fan. His vocals were powerful and his band boasts 2 lead guitarists. Jason Boland & The Stragglers gave a solid performance. I like steel guitar and fiddle, and the The Stragglers give you plenty. Jason's vocals are as good live as they are on the records. Honestly, I was bummed that the local community didn't fill the joint up. Bands tend to give you their best when the fans actually show up.

Had a wonderful time. The name were great and I enjoyed watching the people dance. I always enjoy their concerts. The Rev room is a great little place. The only thing they need is clear signs for the bathrooms and for where they sell merchandise. Both were tricky to find. Jason boland always puts on a great show though.

I love Jason Boland, but I was a little disappointed that he didn’t sing Proud Souls, Tennessee Whisky or When I’m Stoned. Also, the venue needs to add a dance floor somewhere as well. Good show but Boland was better in April in Amarillo… TB

Heff's Burger Bar is an intimate venue in which to see a live band. Jason Boland & the Stragglers put on a great show which lasted at least two hours. Boland's vocals are just as strong as they ever were, and he has a great stage persona. All in all, the evening went exactly as I expected.

Jason and the Stragglers put on a great show. They squeezed every bit they could in right up to the sound curfew. Playing one song right into another. First time seeing them live and first time at the Heights Theatre. Unforgettable night and the small intimate venue made it all the better.

WOW!! Whatta great show! We hope they come back to Tucson soon! They played new album, The Light Saw Me in its entirety before some older favorites. The venue - The Rock also made us comfortable and fabulous sound guy kept the volume levels where you can enjoy the live music loudly without hurting our ears. Clean restrooms too. Thank you to everyone involved with this show.

Jason Boland is a class act. He’s always sooooo polite and happy and smiling and always down to take pictures and talk with us fans. I’ve seen him sooooo many times and not once has he ever not taken the time to talk to his fans and thank them for coming to his shows.

I wish I could give more than 5 stars! The opening band was good and then Jason's band played a great show that lasted way longer than we expected it to for a Thursday night. The crowd was having a lot of fun. Our only complaint was that it was super hot. I know the water coolers are really expensive but it would probably be very helpful to add another one of those. we felt like we were at Gruene Hall in the summer. lol

It was just as awesome as you would expect from Jason Boland & The Stragglers! Sorry to see Roger Ray retire - you will be missed, but Cody Angel did a great job taking over to carry out the legacy!

I don't go and see many groups more ghan once. I've seen Jason and the Stragglers everytime they're with an hours drive. So far it's been averaging twice a year. They put on a great show and no two shows are alike. Jason knows how to work that back beat and keep the crowd going for a two hour show.

Jason Boland and Cody Canada are never a disappointment. Them Texas and Oklahoma boys can throw down. I'm glad they don't mind coming to GA to remind us. Wish the local radios would get some Red Dirt under their finger nails.

Loved the band but stoneys rockin country sucks! Their name suggests they are a country bar except before the band started all they were playing was rap and hiphop junk and both times I've seen a concert there the bands started over an hour late.what a shity wanabe cowboy bar!

It was a great venue, had not been to the House of Blues before. The reason I had to take a star away was, of the two songs my husband knew they only played Pearl Snaps. I have enjoyed Jason's voice for many years playing my local WW OK rodeo every year. I have to agree I was a little disappointed that they didn't play Boys from OK. I think a lot of other people (probably fellow OK transplants) were too since they chanted it a couple times.

What a treat!! Jason's voice, songs, and band were all phenomenal! Jason was truly appreciated by the Atlanta crowd, and he rewarded us with many more songs than what was on the set list! It was great! Can't wait until next time!