Miss MOLLY GRACE????? Are you KIDDING ME??? Before the show started my bestie and I were talking with a couple at the bar and we all agreed that Molly could EASILY be opening for Sabrina, Chappell, etc…. We also agreed that she should be playing MUCH bigger venues because the PIPES on this girl are unmatched. I told my best friend that she sounds better live than in the studio. When she’s on the stage you can tell that she’s not holding anything back! Such incredible stage presence and crowd interaction throughout every song. (Pic of the venue down below) Sorry, didn’t get any pics of Molly because we were literally engulfed in her presence (and the lover girls of course!) 🥰🥲

The band is absolutely amazing live! They always put on a great show full of energy, and what makes it even better is how humble and genuine they all are. If you’re unsure about checking them out, just give them a chance—you won’t regret it.

The small venue had a really cool atmosphere. The Voilà members made this a really cool experience with their energy and interactions with the crowd. After the show the band was taking photos and autographing merch. Overall a really energetic concert and I would suggest it to anyone who likes this band.

This was my fourth time seeing the band in the last 12 months. It was wild coincidence that I had a need to be in St. Louis the day of the show. The opening act, Mr. Malone, wasn't bad and could've shone a bit brighter if they weren't eclipsed by the veteran Steepwater Band. It always is a good time when these guys play and get a chance to interact a little before and after the show. Very humble and down-to-earth guys, but so very talented. Some places bill them as a rock band, while others label them a blues band. This is Chicago-blues tinged rock. Stripped down and pure performances that often exceed the clarity and intensity of their 11 albums (including 3 live), 3 EPs, and a "best of" compliation. Their bio starts with, "You should know these songs" and that's the truth!!!

Jed brought the house down. His story telling and great song writing makes for an intimate experience empowered by the saxophone. Jed plays a wicked guitar complimented by a base player and drummer. Together they produce a very cool vibe and bluesy combination of funk that will get your feet moving!

What an incredible show. Opened with Hubb and the Heavy Hearts. They tore it up. What a great opener. Then Ally Venable played and she was amazing. Closed the show with surprise guest Devon Allman doing Are You Experienced by Jimi Hendrix. The band was very fan friendly after the show. An amazing night at a great little venue.

The show last night at The Old Rock House in St. Louis, MO was wonderful. At 86, I was probably the oldest there and only one using a walker or wheelchair (except Luke, of course). The opening bands were good and set the mood. I expected Burn the Jukebox to be great and they were, even better than anticipated. I enjoyed very much the youthful enthusiasm they put into their music. Each one is extra talented. Carter is an awesome drummer. Virginia really knows how to keep a deep running bass line. Luke couldn't move around much with his foot in a cast and demonstrated great articulation on the strings and fret board. Ethan really sold the vocals while managing the keyboard or guitar. I hope they return to St. Louis soon. They are on the way to the top! I am so glad I stumbled on to them via Facebook a couple of years ago. Needless to say, "I am a Fan."

These gentlemen know how to have fun! It’s been awhile since I’ve seen them and the first time ever indoors! Old Rock House is always a great venue with an amazing staff to keep the party safe. I took my 4 wk old with me, ear muffs and all. Having the ability to step outside and still enjoy the band is righteousness at its best. It was truly a blessing to be there and these men rocked, showing many of us the light. Music connects us and our society wants connection.

Ward Davis sounded fantastic. He made us feel like old friends sharing his love for the music and his life experiences. I also Love this venue great sound system friendly staff and it’s very accessible. My only problem is I have a bum hip and can’t stand for that long. But it was easy to get out on the patio and grab a chair for a break. You can still hear the music but the vocals aren’t clear out there.

This show was more than amazing! This was my second time seeing terror reid and this was by far the best time so far! Everyone that was at the show performed amazing and the surprise of seeing pouya was astonishing! Everytime Terror Reid comes back to Saint Louis I will definitely be buying a ticket.

I only knew a few of their songs, but loved both of them-loved the heaviness and pretty much everything about the songs. After seeing them in concert, I will buy the CD and also see them in concert again. I also plan to attend a meet & greet. Great show! Loved the energy!

Absolutely fantastic show! They always give 110% and leave you wishing they had time to play more songs. They are some of the nicest and most talented guys out there! Love ALL of their songs and the newest one, Never Be Like You, is gonna be a big hit, trust me!!

The Steel Woods played great! It was my first time seeing them. Unfortunately the venue seemed too small for the amount of fans. There was little to no dancing room and constantly having to squeeze in to let people in and out (which is obviously going to happen, but it was noticeably uncomfortable for people other than myself). I know I would have had the best time if the venue had been larger. I hope they come back to Missouri at a larger venue! I can't lie though, being shoulder to shoulder all night kinda ruined a lot of it . Their energy was great. They played great.

it was my very first concert and it was frick’n awesome!! they were so so sweet, and the music was fantastic! they’ve been my favorite band for years. i’m so happy i got to see them, and i can’t wait to see them in st.louis again!! :D

So wonderful to see Band of Heathens in person again! I know they had issues with transportation and almost didn't make it! Thank you for your efforts.....because the fans all love you guys! Rock House is a great place for live music. Enjoyed the evening!!

I’ve seen GS 6 times live. This was one of the most intimate settings and one of their best performances I’ve seen. Sadly there were a number of songs I would have liked to hear, but a vast and awesome song selection can be difficult to pick from. Could have played another 1/2 and still just manage to get just a few more favorites in. Just an awesome experience. Will do it again in STL.

So fun! I loved how personal the show was by watching the singer focus on his family and friends and genuinely caring about his fans. Great people and good company made this show so exciting compared to other shows I have attended. We loved every minute of it. ☺️

The concert was AMAZING! PJ never let's you down, he came ready to deliver. This was a great idea and I hope he does it again. The Amours showed they are ready to move on their own singing some of their songs from their new album. Peter Collins was a great opening act, I had never heard of him but I'm looking forward to hearing more.

It was amazing getting to see them for the first time. I have been a fan of there’s when they were called R5 and never got to get them until now. I wish it didn’t have to end I loved every bit of it. Public the band was amazing too haven’t heard of them till then but I loved their music when I heard it. The driver era and public’s energy was amazing. They crowd was also amazing. I will never forget being able to see them both play. When they come back near me I will be there to watch and jam again. 😍❤️😍❤️😍❤️