The band with lead singer Margo Timmins sounded celestial. Their 4 decades of playing together has culminated into a breathtaking live performance that is magical. They are at the top of their crafts...even after starting out the gate (in 80's) so exceptionally talented. This was one of my favorite live shows in my life. ❤️

Paul Gilbert concert was great... performing to a sold out show... his opening act was Greg Koch, a great rock blues guitarist out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin...who later joined into several songs with Paul as the show progressed It was a guitarist's dream show with the techniques of guitar playing the Paul ( and Greg) teach world wide in full force The opening medley of almost 30 songs that Paul has put out was tremendous... he blends smoothly between rock and speed metal riffs into Classic symphony's and overtures. Paul obviously loves what he does...and his wide range of songs and the overall length of his show was impressive. For me...some of the surprising songs he played were the electric version of Scarified and then an acoustic version of Technical Difficulties from his Racer X days. Plus his Classical riffs were like a concert of its own Paul focused on playing all the songs from his new album WROC..( George Washington's Rules of Civility) where he blends George Washington's literary phrases into his Rock Album lyrics Another highlight was when they performed songs of Thunderbird (ZZTOP ) and Last Child ( Aerosmith) where you essentially had a 3 guitarist lead progression with Greg Koch joining in with Paul Gilbert and Paul's rhythm guitarist Doug Rappoport taking turns performing solos with the songs...Paul is an instructor and you definitely can see how he has helped develop Doug Rappoport in the style of Paul Gilbert's playing A great show indeed The Winery's neighboring property ...that was part of the parking for the Winery... is under re-development / construction at this time... it seriously hurts the parking at the Winery and I had to drive through the construction site to even get to the venue... no complimentary parking is a hassle. But you have to look past that problem when you have such a great performance as Paul Gilbert

What a vibe! Water Tower kicked off the night with a fun combination of bluegrass and humor, lifting everyone spirits to come and the Nick Hexum joined with heartfelt songs, sharing personal sides of himself that were otherwise hidden. The low tech set up with two amps and a mic enhanced the authentic experience.

I don't even know how to begin this post...the Nashville show at City Winery may be the best concert of my 58 years...VIP was super special and intimate ( even though it was sold out!!)and Jeffrey Joseph East and Austin Brown gave us the performance of a lifetime!! From older songs to covers to new music, it was all just amazing!! I laughed, cried, sang, stomped, and clapped along the entire show!! And meeting sweet Amberly, definitely the cherry on the sundae!! Got to sit with Myles' family, met Amberly's folks & family, and everything was just so full of love & light!! Thanks for the perfect Valentine's eve!!

Lissie is ALWAYS amazing! I saw her 4 times in Chicago when we used to live in the Windycity. And once in Boston and now past weekend in Nashville. I hope she is able to come to Sunshine State and close to the city where I live. This show was an acoustic set like the last show in Boston. Her voice is such an instrument. One can't be anything but in awe. Can't get enough. Europe gets to see/hear more of her. I hope she'll get the respect in which she deserves here in the states. Don't sleep on a going to see Lissie. If she is in your town or if you can travel - go! Or like me, I was working out of town and they both happned to be in the same cities as the last 2 shows. I've been to a lot of concerts in my life. I don't go to shows as often as I used to.. but if I could choose one artist to see for the rest of my life it would definitely be LISSIE!!

I first had the pleasure of seeing Marsha at the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and her performance was so memorable that I couldn't pass up the opportunity to catch her again at the intimate City Winery in Nashville. I'm consistently blown away by her live shows—they are truly top-notch! And her current band? They feature an absolutely amazing lineup of musicians who perfectly complement her artistry.

We were there to see Emmy Lou Harris and had never heard of Larkin Poe. we had decided to accept that we had to sit thru an unknown first act as any other concert we've attended. Instead the ladies were all 3 there together the entire show and Larkin Poe very well held their own with Miss emmy Lou!!! Great show.

First time to see Tab Benoit. GREAT show. He played about five different styles of music, but you can put them all under Swamp Blues/Rock. I've been watching bands since '60's and he moves into Top 10 of the best guitarists I've seen. Kind of a shredder like Bonamassa but with a different style; kind of a BB King with his control of the strings; and kind of a Stevie Ray in terms of speed and I don't know how to describe it. He's a fun, low-key entertainer but when he talks it's pretty hilarious. Asking how many had never seen him, he looked and said, "Well, that's why I'm here." Kind of a Steven Wright humor! Great opening act by Amy (?) with fiddle. Even if you don't like Cajun music, you'll like her, trust me. Overall, most music appreciation fans will love Tab's concert!!

It was maybe the best show that I have been to.Taj is a prodigy, very gifted young man ,and his family members are very friendly.. The food and the show was well worth the money.Taj and his whole crew imcluding his guest,gives 150% to the audience. I give the show and the venue 5 stars.

Terrific show by Forever Abbey Road. They have four great musicians and even added two special guests. In addition to playing and singing so well, the band clearly loves Beatles music and enjoys performing it. They were having fun which made it even more fun for the audience. Really excellent show.

Sean is incredible! This was my 20th show for him and he has NEVER disappointed. It’s not everyday you find an artist who sounds better Live than on their record. Also, City Winery is a great venue for music. They have great food, drinks, and service, I highly recommend.

Absolutely excellent show! The Poor B*****d trio absolutely rocked the hell out of the Winery! Their music being fun and catchy is one thing, but being able to play it with as much clarity, tightness, and passion live is another world all together! Looking forward to the day they’re able to travel with some horns, but I’m super happy with the killer trio we have now!

Joey put on an absolutely amazing show!!! Truly entertaining from beginning to end! And I was even fortunate enough to meet him after the show. Although he had gotten in his van to leave, he had seen a small few if us standing outside talking (about 10) to wave by to him...send him off....he got back out and walked over to us. He apologized for not being able to stay longer because he was already late leaving, but if we would have our phones ready, he would take a selfie with each of us. He was so sweet, gave each one of us his undivided attention, took the photo, thanked us for coming... and he didn't have to do that...but he did. And it is the small things like that that will keep me loving this man for at least 35 more years!!!

The Show & Prove Tour did just did. Kevin is such a powerhouse performer: well dressed, incredibly interactive and engaged and a talented vocalist. In other words —- the mic was on! He’s proving himself to be a force to reckoned with and is up there as a legend at such a young age. There’s a reason this performance was souled out 💙

What a delightful and fun evening! These two have angelic pipes! Wholesome divergence from the fare that many musicians pump out these days. From Joni Mitchell (Both Sides Now) to Broadway to Disney, they brought refreshing energy and love to the stage. Their pianist, Mr Nelson is an arranging marvel whose vocals added greatly to "Hallelujah." Can't wait to see this family again! - Randy & Lynne

Wow! Excellent show! Not a lot people showed up there at the elegant City Winery, but sometimes I like that. Amazing food but expensive. Lilly Winwood opened up for Jackie Greene and his two other guitar players. He soulfully played his guitar and harmonica and sang, but mid-concert it got really special when Jackie sat down at the piano and sang. Also, Lilly sat in at one point, and she did a wonderful job. My favorite part of this show was when Jackie covered the Grateful Dead's "Ship of Fools." I wore my Sugaree shirt hoping he would play that, because he's known to do a beautiful one. He did not, but I am not complaining! I would recommend anyone who likes good music to see Jackie Greene (and Lilly Winwood, too, for that matter). I would recommend the City Winery to anyone, especially if you can splurge a little every now and then for a very nice meal and a fine selection of adult beverages. Even if you don't buy anything other than the show tickets, it's still a peaceful, intimate, candlelit venue with friendly people, making it especially perfect for dates! 5 out of 5 stars! - Reed Rosson

Billy was as amazing in concert like always I have prob seen billy 30 times in concert and he gets better everytime. He made this night even more special for my niece who was celebrating her 6 birthday at his show he took her up on stage. And stage her happy birthday

Seeing O-Town in concert was Amazing. They were full of energy both on stage and off stage. You could tell they were having fun and were happy to be there to give an incredible performance for their fans. Even though we weren’t able to hug them or anything during the meet and greet due to the pandemic they still made conversation with you and made you feel special. O-Town does not disappoint. If you haven’t seen them in concert I highly recommend you get your tickets!!! Thank You O-Town for an Incredible experience I will remember this night forever.

OMG!! Gaby Moreno is freaking amazing! I was in town to see Brandi Carlile at the Ryman. The next day, I decided to catch Gaby at City Winery. I had never heard of her, but her bio and the 8-9 songs I previewed, sounded interesting. My brother in law is a long time musician and sound engineer, my sister is a guitarist and long time rock guitar fan, my wife and I are fans of various varieties of music ranging from classical to Americana, to reggae, to punk. Gaby did not disappoint. He stage presence is welcoming (I was a friend from the moment she started her show). She was a humble artist and showperson who gave every credit to her band (which was also quite good). I didn't understand the Spanish songs but it didn't matter. I could hear the passion in her voice, and see the love in her face. Gaby was having a blast, and we were all just lucky to be there. Her recordings are a little mechanical and over produced, they don't portray the true artistry that pours out on stage. I am a new fan, and a fan for life. Best of luck Gaby, I hope to see you again soon!!

Thought this show was Denny Laine and the Moody Wing Band, but turned out to be Denny all by himself, acoustic. We were not disappointed! His stories and interaction were great! He even played “Again and Again and Again” off Wings “Back to the Egg” when I requested it. Loved the show. Only negative was Denny wasn’t signing autographs. City Winery in Nashville is a beautiful venue.