The Cabot

lovely, the show was great but there were not nearly enough restrooms in that theater to accomodate everyone that they sold tickets to-- not really sure how they weren't breaking any fire code laws but realistically it's an ADA inaccessible building

The Cabot is a great venue and each time I see Melvin Seals there the energy is high. The crowd is friendly and the staff is considerate and helpful. Last nights performance consisted of a great mix of tunes with intense jams between the pieces. Love hearing Melvin cut loose and felt fortunate to hear him play one more time.

Third time we have seen the group since 2021--at the CABOT then and now. They have become our favorite group. We travelled 2 hours (painful bit worth it) through Boston traffic to see them from Plymouth, MA. The concerts and songs are DYNAMIC! I go back to Jefferson Airplane Cathy Richardson rocks!! Grace Slick should be honored! SI

One of the best concerts I’ve attended. I knew them from the 80s, and only recognized 4 songs (which was enough to entice me to go). They played a total of 19, and all were great. The frontman is a real showman, and the band is TIGHT. Five members playing together for 46 years with no substitutions is unheard of. They didn’t miss a note, and I won’t miss them again. Fantastic performance.

All the social media on A.J’s concerts got me curious, so I listened to his music and then booked the Cabot. Great location- fantastic show - my husband was completely blown away by the music - my surprise to him and we are now both huge fans!!! Book a show as soon as you can -worth every penny; you won’t regret it!!

Pat is the greatest, my absolute favorite. Writer, musician, leader, he’s incomparable. Listened to him for 45 years about 30 concerts, always fantastic. He’s been apart of my everyday life since I first heard American Garage on WBCN. He’s the best.

Great show- Robert Cray still has the blues going on strong! Only wish he had done more of his older stuff( Smoking g*n, Won’t be coming home). Venue was ideal for a show, however, we didn’t expect it to be like the “nosebleeds @ Fenway Park for a Sox/Yankees game with a steady stream of spilling beer and drunken fans! Alls good & everyone’s forgiven!

It was fantastic! I had the pleasure of sitting in the third row, third seat from the stage, so my view was perfect. This was my second time seeing Rod y Gab and my experience was everything I expected. They played some wonderful new songs and even a few older hits. I even shouted out “Stairway to Heaven” and Rod heard my request; I was indulged— incredible! Thank you, thank you for sharing this wonderful experience!

The New Orleans - New England music connection remains strong as Better Than Ezra added a new venue to their periodic NE pilgrimage list, adding The Cabot, the classically styled theater, to their list including the Paradise, Avalon, the Strand, and I'm sure many of the long lost classic venues from the early years and 3 decades of Boston area shows. Howie Day opened with an exploration of effects looping creating an orchestra of layered vocals and riffs leading up to the classic Collide. The boys from the Bayou never disappoint and this show was on point from the opening King of New Orleans, with new songs Contact High and Mystified, with a lot of jokes in between all the classic favorites, Rosealia, Desperately Wanting, A Lifetime, making for a fun show, including the full spectrum of mini and full covers from a Rush tribute mini-medley to the iconic INXS Never Tear Us Apart. BTE always makes it fun but also delivers straight from the heart and that's what makes them not only consistently Good, but Extra Ordinary.

Holy c**p! This band was on fire last night! So many great songs, amazing musicians, Chris, Marcus and Rick bringing me right back to the 70's with their powerhouse voices! They're talent is obviously not the same as the original band, however the members are equally as gifted and passionate about the music that they share with all their fans. There was no way I could not be up on my feet and dance all night long! I can't wait to see them again!

Donny was awesome!! Music and songs were great! Wishing the music wasn't as loud, but Donny was great! Some of the clerks who were outside, were kinda rude, but inside were helpful! Cabot was wonderful!! Go see Donny if you can!!

I’ve been seeing Pat since 1977, well over a hundred shows and can’t wait for the next one! Good, small venue with good acoustics also. I do wish folks would show more respect for the music and those around them and WAIT for a piece to end before getting up or returning to their seat!! Very annoying with people also standing at the top of exit/entrance steps like there’s no one behind them who wish to see the stage.😡

Show was packed with appreciative fans. Bruce never fails to deliver a super performance; his singing and guitar playing are undiminished though he readily admitted that he no longers play some songs due to issues with his fingers. Considering his mammoth repertoire, this is not an issue! We can't wait to see him again in October (State Theatre, Portland, ME)

I saw Daryl Hall 45 years ago at the Bayou in Georgetown, DC. Needless to say we have both aged a bit but I can honestly say the music, his voice and the band were far superior than 45 years ago. The music was outstanding and his voice was just as good and soulful as ever!!! His Daryl’s House band was absolutely incredible.

It was absolutely off the chain! Brian Culbertston never disappoints! The show was sonically and aesthetically fulfilling. The way he and the band share the music with the audience is incomparable. The music was a combination of the latest albums, The Trilogy, and a few of his memorable compositions from his decades-long career. You, the fan, felt as if Brian, through his performance, has given his all to you! We were fortunate enough to have VIP tix and witnessed his mastery during the soundcheck. As members of the Hang Club, we were treated to a special meet and greet after the show. Wanita Lynne Choiniere

B***h started things off with a spectacular experience (that she later followed up with a phenomenal poem performed during "Go" - what an incredible version of an already unreal song! I really hope that's out there for us to enjoy 🙏) then the Girls came out & so did all the love! My 16th IG concert & as always, just the best, most loving, happiest place to be ❤️💃 IG concerts never disappoint & are always my happy place!! ❤️ What a song-a-long 🤩🤙🏻❤️

Probably one of the best concerts I have been to. Small theatre, good viewing. Samantha rocked, then Devon came on and blew the house down. Everyone came back on stage for the finale, they had people standing and dancing. I had so much fun

Joan Osborne’s voice and soulful delivery was backed by a highly talented group of session musicians. Anders Osborne brought his usual energy and rendered an odd rendition of Watchtower. Jackie Greene was not only a very skilled guitarist but he sounds like Dylan a bit. Song selection was delightful.

This concert gets 5 stars from me. I don’t know why the 5th star won’t fill completely. Antonio is thee master drummer of our time. His brilliant timing and mastery of his instruments almost leaves the watcher/listener breathless. I love all the surprises he bestows on his audience, and together with Pat Metheny, their musical interludes just blow the listener away. WOW!!!!!