The Wood Brothers

This was the 5th show I have seen. This was the best!!! I was already amazed by Jano Rix, but last night I was amazed by Chris Woods bass playing. Can’t wait until they come back to town

Finally got to take the whole family to see the brothers and they never disappoint! Every time I see them their set is so different. You never know what they're going to play. These guys are some of my favorite musicians to see perform! So excellent!! I'll be there anytime they come around!

Really good show. The Wood Brothers had a horn section! The sound was a little less than perfect. It is a big venue (and really incredible btw). All and all the show was good and the band did not disappoint.

3rd time I’ve seen The Wood Brothers and as always, they deliver an awesome performance…perfect venue for their “vibe” (seating up in mezzanine and standing only on floor)…crowd was heavy “fan” based; we swayed, tapped our feet, and even did a little “jig” 😎🍻🎻🎸🥁

It was an awesome experience! The Knight Theater is the perfect venue for up close and personal! The Wood Brothers did not disappoint!! It was a great show. The Bygones were with them and and super talented opening group. I look forward to seeing both of them again.

Wednesday show in Grand Junction, CO? What a dance party! So much energy and so many happy people. Funky, a groove so deep if felt like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. Wonderful show! Come back soon.

Had we gotten there earlier, probably 4 stars. The sweet spot at this venue is straight down the middle. As u move left or right on the lawn, u lose the good sound. And it's a local gathering spot, so lots of families, kids, etc. If ur outside the sweet spot, you'll struggle to hear the band over crowd chatter.

The Wood Brothers and their intro, Shovels and Rope, were both AWESOME! Never having been to the Anthem before, we also enjoyed the venue. ....although the draft beer could be colder. I'm going to try to see both groups (either group) again in the future.

Band was fantastic. I’m tempted to physically follow the band and attend multiple concerts. The only negative part about of the show was the constant chatter from the other concert gowers surrounding us. I don’t mean singing- singing is great! It’s as if the groups of attendees were surprised to find themselves at a concert and the music was clearly interfering with their commitment to carrying on a protracted conversation. Please, please my fellow concert fans, be mostly quiet and listen or stay home and talk. Put on an album and chatter away. Conversation during a concert is loud and distracting, Wood Brothers are wonderful and deserve our full attention for as not to miss even one well crafted note.

Incredible!! The new album is fantastic. A great addition to the Wood Bros prolific portfolio of music. And their warm up band Shovel and Rope were a great addition to the show. All very talented musicians wonderful storytellers. Thank you for an amazing evening.

5th time seeing the Wood Brothers, and I gotta say they just keep getting better. The energy and crowd interaction was awesome. Shovels and Rope was great, they battled with some technical issues to start, but put on a very good show as well. Both bands collaborated together for a cover song during the encore, it wasn't perfect, but it was very entertaining. I actually appreciated the fact it was kind of impromptu, just a couple of great bands winging it and having fun.

Fantastic show. Steve Poltz was a great opener. Venue was a great size (maybe 2500 people) for the band and they were able to do a single-mic mini-set where the crowd was quiet enough to hear them play every note.

They were fabulous. Problem was they were too loud. Difficult to enjoy. Also they encouraged people to stand and dance for one song but then the people never sat down again and we couldn’t see the stage. Again, difficult to enjoy.

It was incredible weather and it was really wonderful to have them at a venue that was so close to where we live! So perfect! Would have preferred the Wood Brothers play ALL night and not share time with Guster (no offense, Guster, but I love my Wood Brothers!).

Another fantastic show by the Wood Brothers! Lots of energy and fun. Always great improvisation and musicianship by this band. If you haven't seen them live, you need to put them on your list. They played almost every song from their newest album, Kingdom In My Mind, except Satisfied, The One I Love and A Dream's A Dream. Also, played several songs from The Muse, including the title track and the fan favorite Sing About It, as well as several from One Drop of Truth. Of course, they included their old hits Postcards From Hell and Luckiest Man. Can't wait to see them again tonight in Tucson!

I first saw them back in 2009. It's been amazing to watch them go from opening for Bruce Hornsby or playing to 80 people at The Iron Horse, to headlining at The Palace! They had souch energy and the playing was tight but out there! Played all the favs (Incuding an amazing The Muse with Big Mic) and many from their "new" album! Anytime they're placing within a couple hundred milea, I'll be there!

Incredible live musical experience! I was absolutely blown away! I waited for over 3 hours in line at the box office back in February the day tix went on sale to be front and center at this show and it was beyond worth it! A performance I'll never forget.

I’d be surprised if Saturday doesn’t sell out as well. These guys are absolutely amazing. Few tracks from One Drop of Truth and some goodies from the rest of the catalog. Even played a few old gospel songs... Angel Band was great! Last, but not least, The Mastersons were a treat.

This was the 5th show I have seen. This was the best!!! I was already amazed by Jano Rix, but last night I was amazed by Chris Woods bass playing. Can’t wait until they come back to town

Finally got to take the whole family to see the brothers and they never disappoint! Every time I see them their set is so different. You never know what they're going to play. These guys are some of my favorite musicians to see perform! So excellent!! I'll be there anytime they come around!

Really good show. The Wood Brothers had a horn section! The sound was a little less than perfect. It is a big venue (and really incredible btw). All and all the show was good and the band did not disappoint.

3rd time I’ve seen The Wood Brothers and as always, they deliver an awesome performance…perfect venue for their “vibe” (seating up in mezzanine and standing only on floor)…crowd was heavy “fan” based; we swayed, tapped our feet, and even did a little “jig” 😎🍻🎻🎸🥁

It was an awesome experience! The Knight Theater is the perfect venue for up close and personal! The Wood Brothers did not disappoint!! It was a great show. The Bygones were with them and and super talented opening group. I look forward to seeing both of them again.

Wednesday show in Grand Junction, CO? What a dance party! So much energy and so many happy people. Funky, a groove so deep if felt like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. Wonderful show! Come back soon.

Had we gotten there earlier, probably 4 stars. The sweet spot at this venue is straight down the middle. As u move left or right on the lawn, u lose the good sound. And it's a local gathering spot, so lots of families, kids, etc. If ur outside the sweet spot, you'll struggle to hear the band over crowd chatter.

The Wood Brothers and their intro, Shovels and Rope, were both AWESOME! Never having been to the Anthem before, we also enjoyed the venue. ....although the draft beer could be colder. I'm going to try to see both groups (either group) again in the future.

Band was fantastic. I’m tempted to physically follow the band and attend multiple concerts. The only negative part about of the show was the constant chatter from the other concert gowers surrounding us. I don’t mean singing- singing is great! It’s as if the groups of attendees were surprised to find themselves at a concert and the music was clearly interfering with their commitment to carrying on a protracted conversation. Please, please my fellow concert fans, be mostly quiet and listen or stay home and talk. Put on an album and chatter away. Conversation during a concert is loud and distracting, Wood Brothers are wonderful and deserve our full attention for as not to miss even one well crafted note.

Incredible!! The new album is fantastic. A great addition to the Wood Bros prolific portfolio of music. And their warm up band Shovel and Rope were a great addition to the show. All very talented musicians wonderful storytellers. Thank you for an amazing evening.

5th time seeing the Wood Brothers, and I gotta say they just keep getting better. The energy and crowd interaction was awesome. Shovels and Rope was great, they battled with some technical issues to start, but put on a very good show as well. Both bands collaborated together for a cover song during the encore, it wasn't perfect, but it was very entertaining. I actually appreciated the fact it was kind of impromptu, just a couple of great bands winging it and having fun.

Fantastic show. Steve Poltz was a great opener. Venue was a great size (maybe 2500 people) for the band and they were able to do a single-mic mini-set where the crowd was quiet enough to hear them play every note.

They were fabulous. Problem was they were too loud. Difficult to enjoy. Also they encouraged people to stand and dance for one song but then the people never sat down again and we couldn’t see the stage. Again, difficult to enjoy.

It was incredible weather and it was really wonderful to have them at a venue that was so close to where we live! So perfect! Would have preferred the Wood Brothers play ALL night and not share time with Guster (no offense, Guster, but I love my Wood Brothers!).

Another fantastic show by the Wood Brothers! Lots of energy and fun. Always great improvisation and musicianship by this band. If you haven't seen them live, you need to put them on your list. They played almost every song from their newest album, Kingdom In My Mind, except Satisfied, The One I Love and A Dream's A Dream. Also, played several songs from The Muse, including the title track and the fan favorite Sing About It, as well as several from One Drop of Truth. Of course, they included their old hits Postcards From Hell and Luckiest Man. Can't wait to see them again tonight in Tucson!

I first saw them back in 2009. It's been amazing to watch them go from opening for Bruce Hornsby or playing to 80 people at The Iron Horse, to headlining at The Palace! They had souch energy and the playing was tight but out there! Played all the favs (Incuding an amazing The Muse with Big Mic) and many from their "new" album! Anytime they're placing within a couple hundred milea, I'll be there!

Incredible live musical experience! I was absolutely blown away! I waited for over 3 hours in line at the box office back in February the day tix went on sale to be front and center at this show and it was beyond worth it! A performance I'll never forget.

I’d be surprised if Saturday doesn’t sell out as well. These guys are absolutely amazing. Few tracks from One Drop of Truth and some goodies from the rest of the catalog. Even played a few old gospel songs... Angel Band was great! Last, but not least, The Mastersons were a treat.