Well, the sound was horrible for the first 3-4 songs; however, once the sound guy did his thing things got down to business. Holy cow! Colter doesn't disappoint! Hey, Colter If you read this come on back down to the deep south. It's been a while.

Next level excellence and quality in an amazing modern take on a classic country and western sound! Awesome, enjoyable show! I would've put five stars, only their sound guy needs to work out the kinks on mic control and bring up Colter's vocals without feedback.

He and band are amazing, and I hate to say I was bummed, but what turned me on to Colter in the first place was “The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie.” Everyone waited until the very end to hear it for the encore, and he didn’t play it. I guess that’s just me wishing he would put out more songs like Sleeping on the Blacktop. Perhaps that’s not who is anymore, and he is content to sing cowboy lullabies.

I LOVED the show. But I’m not giving full 5 stars because the venue kept messing with sound and it made him and the opener cut out a lot. I feel for colter. Pls do better 713

Colter & Vincent we’re great! The venue is unique and the staff was helpful. The venue Audio & Visual Technicians were “off their game” this evening and had quite a few mishaps, but overall the experience was good!

Live with Colter for the second time and this one was as good as the first but the sound needed some adjusting. All in all - a damn fine show with a great songwriter and singer!

There's a strain of futurists who like to imagine that AI may one day be able to take over even such human tasks as song creation and performance. I'd like to just see technology try to craft this kind of voice perfectly fit for the folk country loving soul possessed by Colter Wall. Even if he wanted to be a doctor or a businessman, that voice wasn't going to let him do anything but sing country. The set list of this concert in Lawrence was excellent, with many of his tunes that are rapidly growing in popularity and could be sung by the crowd: 13 Silver Dollars, Kate Mccannon, Saskatchewan 1881, and many more, as well as some newer material that proves we can expect some great Wall albums in the future. It worked well that he pulled in and paid homage to some classics such as Charley Pride, Marty Robbins, and Bob Wills

Incredible show! Can’t wait to see him again. Might have to catch a flight and see if I can make another show if he’s not back in St. Pete soon... Thanks Colter, come back and see us!

By far the best concert I've ever been to. His voice is even better live than I thought. Idk how he pulls it off. Fucking fantastic. Love you buddy

Great show but I wish people would shut the fuck up during a show. For fuck sake you're there to hear music not carry on a conversation like you're at a coffee shop.

Great show by Colter, opened by Ian Noe and his band, whom I’d never heard before that night. Definitely a fan now. Certainly a 10/10 performance by both artists and their accompaniment.

Absolutely Amazing! Great live performance and great venue! The acoustics in that building are superb. I would definitely go to that again. One of the best shows I’ve ever been too.

The biggest issue that I saw was the venue not keeping a safe lane of pedestrian traffic to easily flow from on side to another. Aside from that, it was great.

Colter has a distinct voice you can't forget, I don't think you can get anymore traditional with country than him, he hits them old songs about the plains and gunfighters better than anyone has in decades

By all means country is not my favorite genre of music I can't really think of time I've ever went to a country concert but I heard his voice on the internet and he sounds like Johnny Cash and it was the most amazing show by a young singer-songwriter I've ever seen this guy is going to blow up for sure

4th time seeing colter, I can’t get enough of him!! I am Absolutely in love with his music and his story. My earthly mission is to support him throughout his whole career and attend every show near me!

After seeing Colter several times over the past two years, this was his best performance. The solo part of the show was rich with story telling and he played several new songs. After the intermission, he was joined on stage by a few friends. The crowd rewarded the performers with lots cheers, whoops, whistles and standing ovations. After the concert, Colter and crew stood outside the venue and chatted/signed autographs. I absolutely loved this version of his show!!!

OutStanding. Colter Wall puts on one Helluva Show. Very Good crowd, respectful of the artist & others. Very nice Venue. Made the evening Very enjoyable. Opening act Josh Morningstar also had a Very Good Set. Both artists were very open & informative as to their song selections & excellent songrwriting skills. And the fact that they are approachable & appreciative of their fan base speaks volumes as to the Kind Gentlemen they are. Overall - 5 Stars & 2 Thumbs Up.!

For me I knew this was going to be a historic night for Le Divan Orange.There a new genius breed of young songwriters out there and Colter Wall is the real honky tonk deal. Phenomenal Show.It was jammed packed and the staff are always outstanding. My favorite venue for live shows. in 10 years we will look back at this show as people do when they saw Dylan in Greenwich Village at the Cafe WA. like I said a very special night. Felt like a honky tonk in the 50s. Huge roars from the crowd every Song and opener Blake Bergland was amazing as well.Thank you so much

An outstanding gig. Great first support from local Americana band James Edwyn & the Borrowed Band. Exceptionally chief support slot from Colter Wall, who was the main reason I was there. Wonderfully crafted old school Country/Folk songs delivered with an amazing voice. Everything I hoped he would be. Headliner Brent Cobb was another act on my 'To See' list and he was superb. Absolutely superb sings, delivered with a great voice and great wit. Awesome guitarist accompanying him. Great night.