Mt. Joy in St. Augustine was honestly one of the best live shows I’ve been to in a long time. The band sounded incredible, the crowd energy was amazing, and the whole atmosphere felt electric from start to finish. You could tell everyone there was fully into it, and that made the experience even better. That said… the venue itself was a little disappointing because of the strict St. Augustine noise ordinance. You could absolutely feel the volume limitations during parts of the show, and for a band like Mt. Joy, that really takes away from the immersive experience their music deserves. Beautiful venue. Incredible performance. Frustrating restrictions. Still 100% worth going for the band alone.

My son and I went and had an amazing time. The St. Augustine venue was very nice and safe. We had affordable seats, the lines were not long for non alcoholic drinks and bathroom, we were able to get in and out quickly, Adam and Matt had us crying a few times, especially when Adam did the tribute to Brad, that was awesome. We are so glad he did that. They said they will return next year, and we will be there!! They truly are a great band.

Best Concert I have Ever Been To. Made it a family trip because no-one ever seems to want to come to Miami and if by chance they do its during the week/school year when my girls can't attend because of rigorous schedules. Please come to Hard Rock Live there's A/C :). I was bit nervous with 3 girls and splurging on pit tickets for them for the first time but Drew, Dylan and Bailey were amazing such great role models very personable loved that they took the time to talk about important issues that teens need to hear from their role models and even though my girls were up at 6am to get in line and we couldn't afford more than the generic pit tickets all 3 of them made all 3 of my girls feel special in the crowd. Very touching and Truly appreciated It was an unforgettable experience. I don't think this experience will ever be topped.

Khruangbin at St. Augustine Amphitheatre was pure magic. The venue’s outdoor setting and natural vibe matched their dreamy, psychedelic sound perfectly. The staff was super friendly. They played a perfect mix of A LA SALA tracks and fan favorites like “Evan Finds the Third Room” and “White Gloves.” Chill crowd, gorgeous weather, and a set that felt both intimate and electric. 10/10 would see them here again!

The show itself was very good! However, the audience was incredibly distracting and in my opinion straight up rude. Talking really loud to each other while jewel was playing. We just came off two shows in Colorado and the people truly respect the artist and the other spectators. No one talks during the performance or if they do they lean in and whisper.. Floridians need to learn this! The venue was great and the staff too! From what I heard of the show it was great… but I definitely know what the group of girls behind us did this past weekend and basically every aspect of their lives as they were much louder than jewel the entire show!

Row 103 B First off, this was possibly the nicest venue I have ever seen a concert at....this place had everything you could possibly need. Great food, great drinks, and super nice staff. As usual, Social D put on a great show and the new songs are amazing. Props to Lovecrimes as well for also putting on a good show. If you were there post or send pics!

Bret put on the best show I’ve ever seen so I get active and fun . I’ve been to a lot of concerts just this year and hands down he was the best. Love this man. His voice is amazing and his energy is awesome . Ty for such a great show !!!! Going to his cruise as well ! Can’t wait ❤️

Excellent show. Seemed like a greatest hits show - and there were plenty of them. The supporting band is excellent - seamless. Clearly have been together for a while. Honestly - I saw Alice Cooper last year for the first time. Just never was anything I thought I would want to go see - until I actually did go. And I will go every opportunity I have now. Seriously - it’s a great show. He does not disappoint. I missed the huge baby prop used during Billion Dollar Babies this time. But I get it - the stage was smaller and I don’t think they could safely use the prop in this venue. If you are wondering whether or not to go - just do it. Go. Great show.

This was such an excellent concert. Zach is such an inspiration. His voice is so rich and wonderful but his message is even richer. His band is fantastic and full of endless talent. I sure wish that the night didn't have to end. Also St Augustine amphitheater did a great job with shuttles and taking care of people. Very well done all the way around

As usual, the venue in St. Augustine was amazing. Great access, friendly customer service and the right amount of staff and vendors. The show was simply out of this world. Del Amitri was good, Five for Fighting was incredible, way better than I would have imagined. And of course the headliner BNL was fantastic, but this show was just at another level. They stepped it up and did a truly great performance in the overwhelming heat of Florida summer. Tip of the hat to BNL, they outdid themselves this LSOE2023 tour. Keep it up guys!

Was overall great. However- they burned through their set for it to be over at 9:25 and the Encore ended 9:45. Really early end... Also- the Guitar finale of Bump seemed to have the audio cut out and either what was left was a Backing track or I'm wondering if the backing track is what cut out... Very disappointed the best part of Bump was a letdown.

The concert was awesome! Unfortunately, we had to leave after PTV because my kid got overheated during their show. Upside is we got to meet and take pics with PTV’s drummer, Lionel Robinson, just before we left. He literally made my 15 year old’s day when he stopped at the EMS tent as soon as he came off stage from their set.

Lorna Shore was FANTASTIC, amazing to see live. I went with a friend of mine who's not a huge fan of their type of music and even she was amazed by their performance and stage presence. She said they're even better live than in studio and I'd have to agree! They're one of my favorite bands and the main reason I went to this show in the first place and they did not disappoint, I was blown away and just wished their set had been longer. Hoping to see them again soon as headliners!

She was AMAZING! Still the little powerhouse from the 70’s & 80’s, and what a voice…70 years old and still got it! Neil was Rockin on those guitars, and his voice was fantastic! We sat in the Pit, 2nd row in front of the stage, and what an experience that was. This was my 8th time, 4 times back in the 70’s & 80’s and 4 more recent experiences! I’ll keep going to see her till one of us is gone!!! KEEP ROCKIN PAT!

i would see beartooth again in a heartbeat i’ve been listening to them since 2014 and this was my first time seeing them live. they put on such a fun amazing show i would recommend seeing them 10/10 the set list they played was amazinggg, all of their best and some of my personal favorites! if you ever have the chance to see them i would!

Falling in Reverse didn't play. Ronnie's voice was out and not working. Apparently he cancelled Orlando and St. Augustine the same week, but no one made mention of this to any of us ticket holders until 7:30 pm (concert was supposed to start at 6 pm). There was a gentleman that came on the stage and told us to "hold onto our ticket" (not sure how when it's in the Ticketmaster app and we cannot screenshot it) and that Falling in Reverse was coming to the venue again I'm June and they'd let us in using our ticket from April 23 (not sure if they can do that or bos that will work). Beartooth was awesome as always. Bad Wolves were also good, but I miss Tommy Vext.

This was my first true and proper concert I've ever been to, and I had the time of my life!! Paramore has long been my favorite band, and they absolutely lived up to- and even exceeded- my expectations (despite how high they were)! I absolutely cannot wait to see them again; I honestly think their live music can even come on par with their studio albums. The venue had a very nice outdoor atmosphere, friendly staff, and great food. All in all, the 8-hours total of driving was without a doubt worth it!!

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is a great venue to go to a concert. Some seats are directly behind the spotlight tower in the upper sections and I would be very unhappy if my seats had ended up there. Luckily mine weren't but I wrote down the seat numbers to avoid for future shows. The shuttle in and out was efficient and fun. The drivers and volunteers were all super! It was great to see Eddie Montgomery again and he has not lost a steps. I have not seen them since a performance in Live Oak a few months before Troy was tragically killed. The two guys in the band that sing his spots sounded really good. The guy on the keyboards used to play guitar along side of Troy and her really sounds a lot like Troy and has a great voice and a wealth of musical talent. I wish he was featured a little more. I also wish there was a little more of a tribute to Troy in the merchandise that is sold. I would have bought something if Troy was pictured or memorialized but everything was all about Eddie. Don't get me wrong, I love Eddie and he keeps Troy alive during his show. There just seemed to be a little less energy and rowdiness on the stage without Eddie and I wish there was a way to keep his presence felt. Maybe the Batman statue somewhere on stage that was at his memorial service???

it was miserably hot and everyone was sweating their balls off -- but who cares!! I loved all these artists back in the 80s and it's just so cool to be able to go see them in person now that I'm a grownup with money for concert tickets LOL! Loved it! This is such a cute venue too. I've been to other concerts here.. nicely done!

Emmylou Harris is approaching her 75th birthday and her 50th year in the music business. She is not an unknown quantity. She no longer has full voice and struggles with the high notes. No matter - she brings her heart, her wit, her talent, and her ability to draw the best musicians in the business to travel the road with her. I couldn't give you names, but five musicians included bass, drums, lead guitar, multi-player one on keys, guitar, accordion, percussion, and multi-player two on mandolin and fiddle. She covered the complete range of her catalog - Two More Bottles of Wine, Luxury Liner, Poncho and Lefty, Boulder to Birmingham, Together Again, Wheels, Ooh Las Vegas from her early years; Save the Last Dance, Green Pastures, Rose of Cimarron, Get Up John from her middle period; Red Dirt Girl, O Evangeline, Gulf Coast Highway from her more recent works, plus a Merle Haggard cover were some of her playlist, were enough to keep everyone satisfied and on their feet often. That's not a complete set list nor in order of the performance, just from my memory. She was on stage for about two hours, and graciously she and the band didn't even completely leave the stage but stayed out of the lights for about a minute before coming back for the two-song encore. There isn't an album to support - I think she just wanted back on the road where she's lived for nearly five decades. The crowd ate it up and gave her plenty of love in return.