Chris Thile

Pure genius and virtuosity! I love the joy and exuberance he brings to his playing. What a gift to us all!

Splendid, joyful, heartfelt, absolutely bonkers string twiddling. More Bach than I thought I wanted, but it turns out I was wrong. Will be thinking about this show for awhile.

Do NOT miss the chance to share an evening with Chris Thile. He welcomes you in a way that feels like you're already friends then sweeps your emotions up into a musical embrace of wonder. To witness his pure joy while performing his beyond masterful interpretations of Bach was stunning, but make sure you come prepared with a sound knowledge of Radiohead if you want to be fully blown-away by his on-the-spot rendition of whatever Radiohead song the audience selects. Laughter, challenge, raw honest moments, and the best dang mandolin you'll ever hear await you...

A truly rare and wonderful human, absolutely radiates joy, talent, depth, and heart. I will see him perform again at any and every chance I can get.

What an amazing show! Chris is a master and his selection of repertoire (including what he solicited from the audience) was wonderful.

Everyone should get a ticket to see Chris Thile at least once in their lifetime. The man is a LEGEND!!! Such an amazing show!!

The musical magic happened. What a memorable performance. Chris held the audience in the palm of his hand. You could hear a pin drop. What a treat. If you have the chance to see Chris perform solo, do not pass this opportunity up. I’m so glad that I got last-minute tickets and decided to go!

Intimate, personal, and contemplative. A true musical genius, a mandolin master, and one of the most underrated vocalists of our time!!! How could it be any less than moving, and it certainly was. I’ve been to 8 Punch Brothers concerts; and I saw his solo concert for Bach part 1. This is unique to them all. Chris really shows his continued maturation as a performer and musical story teller. I drove 15 hours to see him, and it was worth it! Must see!

Fantastic show and venue! I think it would be easy for an orchestra to dismiss this this type of show as pop drivel, but the DSO didn't show any of that and played masterfully. The composition by Chris Thile was both artful and funny. I'd elaborate more, but i don't want to ruin any punchlines musical or otherwise. Highly recommended.

So, Chris most certainly has rizz. He was magnificent to watch play mando. The dso knocked it out of the park as well. Unfortunately I have to take it down a star, because it was a very dialogue heavy show and yet we could barely understand a lot of the dialogue. I lost the plot a few different times. I’m not sure if it was something with the sound mixing, but I heard other people nearby commenting on that too. It’s a shame because it was very entertaining, and the music was great. But it was very hard to understand lyrics, and even a lot of the prose! Still, we had an excellent night and the venue was terrific

Fantastic show! Chris Thile is so talented both as a mandolinist and as a storyteller. Was a funny and entertaining evening. The Greensboro Symphony did a wonderful job backing Chris up as well. Hope he makes a return visit one day!

As usual not disappointed in this show. Love Chris in all his various concerts. I have seen him multiple times and this one was really special. A one man show he is such a great story teller. Made me laugh and smile. Little Island did not disappoint with the one exception of the very, very uncomfortable seats!

It was a great concert and the support in the form of Sam Amidon was a revelation especially when Chris brought him back on stage to perform a few songs with him. The venue was good too not too big to miss the unamplified parts of the set.

A little something for everyone. The radio show format gave it a bit of the old vintage radio shows from the 40s and 50s. Amazing that Chris and guest performers could put a show together in just a week. A lot of music gods on that stage Saturday night.

Pure genius and virtuosity! I love the joy and exuberance he brings to his playing. What a gift to us all!

Splendid, joyful, heartfelt, absolutely bonkers string twiddling. More Bach than I thought I wanted, but it turns out I was wrong. Will be thinking about this show for awhile.

Do NOT miss the chance to share an evening with Chris Thile. He welcomes you in a way that feels like you're already friends then sweeps your emotions up into a musical embrace of wonder. To witness his pure joy while performing his beyond masterful interpretations of Bach was stunning, but make sure you come prepared with a sound knowledge of Radiohead if you want to be fully blown-away by his on-the-spot rendition of whatever Radiohead song the audience selects. Laughter, challenge, raw honest moments, and the best dang mandolin you'll ever hear await you...

A truly rare and wonderful human, absolutely radiates joy, talent, depth, and heart. I will see him perform again at any and every chance I can get.

What an amazing show! Chris is a master and his selection of repertoire (including what he solicited from the audience) was wonderful.

Everyone should get a ticket to see Chris Thile at least once in their lifetime. The man is a LEGEND!!! Such an amazing show!!

The musical magic happened. What a memorable performance. Chris held the audience in the palm of his hand. You could hear a pin drop. What a treat. If you have the chance to see Chris perform solo, do not pass this opportunity up. I’m so glad that I got last-minute tickets and decided to go!

Intimate, personal, and contemplative. A true musical genius, a mandolin master, and one of the most underrated vocalists of our time!!! How could it be any less than moving, and it certainly was. I’ve been to 8 Punch Brothers concerts; and I saw his solo concert for Bach part 1. This is unique to them all. Chris really shows his continued maturation as a performer and musical story teller. I drove 15 hours to see him, and it was worth it! Must see!

Fantastic show and venue! I think it would be easy for an orchestra to dismiss this this type of show as pop drivel, but the DSO didn't show any of that and played masterfully. The composition by Chris Thile was both artful and funny. I'd elaborate more, but i don't want to ruin any punchlines musical or otherwise. Highly recommended.

So, Chris most certainly has rizz. He was magnificent to watch play mando. The dso knocked it out of the park as well. Unfortunately I have to take it down a star, because it was a very dialogue heavy show and yet we could barely understand a lot of the dialogue. I lost the plot a few different times. I’m not sure if it was something with the sound mixing, but I heard other people nearby commenting on that too. It’s a shame because it was very entertaining, and the music was great. But it was very hard to understand lyrics, and even a lot of the prose! Still, we had an excellent night and the venue was terrific

Fantastic show! Chris Thile is so talented both as a mandolinist and as a storyteller. Was a funny and entertaining evening. The Greensboro Symphony did a wonderful job backing Chris up as well. Hope he makes a return visit one day!

As usual not disappointed in this show. Love Chris in all his various concerts. I have seen him multiple times and this one was really special. A one man show he is such a great story teller. Made me laugh and smile. Little Island did not disappoint with the one exception of the very, very uncomfortable seats!

It was a great concert and the support in the form of Sam Amidon was a revelation especially when Chris brought him back on stage to perform a few songs with him. The venue was good too not too big to miss the unamplified parts of the set.

A little something for everyone. The radio show format gave it a bit of the old vintage radio shows from the 40s and 50s. Amazing that Chris and guest performers could put a show together in just a week. A lot of music gods on that stage Saturday night.