Absolutely amazing show not to be missed. The energy was ecstatic and the crowd was really into it. An amazing set of songs with very positive vibes, great vocals and instrumental riffs. An outstanding Canadian original.

It was incredible, couldn’t believe how much jumping around Leah was doing while pregnant! The Bronson was a great venue to see them, big enough that it wasn’t squishy and too hot but small enough that you always had a great view of the stage.

Bronson Centre was perfect for this high octane performance from July Talk. First time I saw them was 2016 I believe at Bluesfest Ottawa. I’ve yet to miss a show when they return. They never disappoint.

What a great show! The band is super tight. I practically sounds like the performance on the album with a bit of live flare. The got the crowd geared up by starting hard, they kept the crowds attention with fan favourites and then finished harder than they started, leaving everyone wanting more. The whole band is a group of performers lead by Peter and Leah. Peter is a great front man with his velvety, gravelly voice. You can't help but be captivated by his playing and leading the band through each song. Leah is a consummate performer. She owns the stage. The way she moves and dances and interacts with her bandmates is enthralling. It's as if she's practiced every movement beforehand, but you know she's creating each move as it happens. I can't wait to see them again at whatever venue I'm able to go to.

July Talk were so amazing live! Loved the energy and vibe, they played all of our favourites. We had such a great time, loved this venue too. The Brewery property is gorgeous, the drinks were fantastic, the food trucks were delicious. We danced under the stars and had the best night.

Love the band and the music but the sound levels were off and you couldn't really hear the vocals. As the show progressed they got Leah's sorted out but Peter was still washed out. I know it's a challenge because of his voice but hey, I've been to other concerts with similar singers and they worked it out so..... bass drum was insanely loud and responsible for a lot of the muddiness. Energy was good as always for these guys and they'll always have a spot in my playlist but no, for the Ottawa show the sound wasn't great.

The band's performance was amazing! Only issue was the vocals were mixed too softly in the mix, so when either Peter or Leah (especially Leah) were singing more softly, they were barely audible. Too bad too, because some of those songs really needed that subtlety.

They put on an amazing performance, great setlist and great venue - my issue for not 5 stars was the sound - not the venue but sound person was bad - could barely hear Peter sing half the time and Leah sound wasn't great either, music too loud over powering voices Opening band crown lands was absolutely amazing!

4.5/5 stars Peter and Leah compliment each other very well visually, audibly and with their moves on stage. Love their performances. Both make you feel as if they are connecting with you and appreciate your presence. We were in the 1st balcony 2nd row. They have a great rapport with the audience. The band accessorizes them perfectly. My husband and I enjoyed all the songs. I couldn’t get tickets for the pre-COVID Massey Hall show. So lucky to get good seats this time. The opening Act, Crown Lands sound a lot like Rush to me. My husband is more of a progressive rock fan than I am but I really liked their White Buffalo song. They are visually interesting, and I was so surprised they are from Oshawa and Whitby (my hometown.) The only criticism we have is that the sound was not properly tuned to the system. My husband is a sound engineer but even I could hear the poor mix for both bands. Too much emphasis on base drums and base guitar. The vocals should have dominated and been clearer especially for Leah. Peter can be heard a little better because of the depth of his voice. Lead guitar could not be heard enough. We could not even distinguish or hear the saxophone which was so disappointing. Regardless we would give this a 4.5/5 and will definitely go to see July Talk again. They were excellent!

So good! July talk is one of my favorite bands and they f****** killed it! Every single musician on stage was fabulous the energy was absolutely incredible, and I absolutely loved it! I was so glad that they came back to Portland I saw them a few years ago at the Doug Fir Lounge and I was stoked to see they're on tour and stopping in portland! Love love them so much, absolutely incredible! Do yourself a favor and go see them if you have the chance!

Fantastic show with a truly high-energy band that will rock your world. The Echo is a great little club in Echo Park with great parking just around the corner and a thriving nightlife to grab a bite after the show. If you get a chance to see July Talk Live, GO!

They were AMAZING!!! Leah and Peter have such a unique stage presence. It was my boyfriends first concert and he was really impressed. So glad I got to check this off my bucket list!

Absolutely amazing show not to be missed. The energy was ecstatic and the crowd was really into it. An amazing set of songs with very positive vibes, great vocals and instrumental riffs. An outstanding Canadian original.

It was incredible, couldn’t believe how much jumping around Leah was doing while pregnant! The Bronson was a great venue to see them, big enough that it wasn’t squishy and too hot but small enough that you always had a great view of the stage.

Bronson Centre was perfect for this high octane performance from July Talk. First time I saw them was 2016 I believe at Bluesfest Ottawa. I’ve yet to miss a show when they return. They never disappoint.

What a great show! The band is super tight. I practically sounds like the performance on the album with a bit of live flare. The got the crowd geared up by starting hard, they kept the crowds attention with fan favourites and then finished harder than they started, leaving everyone wanting more. The whole band is a group of performers lead by Peter and Leah. Peter is a great front man with his velvety, gravelly voice. You can't help but be captivated by his playing and leading the band through each song. Leah is a consummate performer. She owns the stage. The way she moves and dances and interacts with her bandmates is enthralling. It's as if she's practiced every movement beforehand, but you know she's creating each move as it happens. I can't wait to see them again at whatever venue I'm able to go to.

July Talk were so amazing live! Loved the energy and vibe, they played all of our favourites. We had such a great time, loved this venue too. The Brewery property is gorgeous, the drinks were fantastic, the food trucks were delicious. We danced under the stars and had the best night.

Love the band and the music but the sound levels were off and you couldn't really hear the vocals. As the show progressed they got Leah's sorted out but Peter was still washed out. I know it's a challenge because of his voice but hey, I've been to other concerts with similar singers and they worked it out so..... bass drum was insanely loud and responsible for a lot of the muddiness. Energy was good as always for these guys and they'll always have a spot in my playlist but no, for the Ottawa show the sound wasn't great.

The band's performance was amazing! Only issue was the vocals were mixed too softly in the mix, so when either Peter or Leah (especially Leah) were singing more softly, they were barely audible. Too bad too, because some of those songs really needed that subtlety.

They put on an amazing performance, great setlist and great venue - my issue for not 5 stars was the sound - not the venue but sound person was bad - could barely hear Peter sing half the time and Leah sound wasn't great either, music too loud over powering voices Opening band crown lands was absolutely amazing!

4.5/5 stars Peter and Leah compliment each other very well visually, audibly and with their moves on stage. Love their performances. Both make you feel as if they are connecting with you and appreciate your presence. We were in the 1st balcony 2nd row. They have a great rapport with the audience. The band accessorizes them perfectly. My husband and I enjoyed all the songs. I couldn’t get tickets for the pre-COVID Massey Hall show. So lucky to get good seats this time. The opening Act, Crown Lands sound a lot like Rush to me. My husband is more of a progressive rock fan than I am but I really liked their White Buffalo song. They are visually interesting, and I was so surprised they are from Oshawa and Whitby (my hometown.) The only criticism we have is that the sound was not properly tuned to the system. My husband is a sound engineer but even I could hear the poor mix for both bands. Too much emphasis on base drums and base guitar. The vocals should have dominated and been clearer especially for Leah. Peter can be heard a little better because of the depth of his voice. Lead guitar could not be heard enough. We could not even distinguish or hear the saxophone which was so disappointing. Regardless we would give this a 4.5/5 and will definitely go to see July Talk again. They were excellent!

So good! July talk is one of my favorite bands and they f****** killed it! Every single musician on stage was fabulous the energy was absolutely incredible, and I absolutely loved it! I was so glad that they came back to Portland I saw them a few years ago at the Doug Fir Lounge and I was stoked to see they're on tour and stopping in portland! Love love them so much, absolutely incredible! Do yourself a favor and go see them if you have the chance!

Fantastic show with a truly high-energy band that will rock your world. The Echo is a great little club in Echo Park with great parking just around the corner and a thriving nightlife to grab a bite after the show. If you get a chance to see July Talk Live, GO!

They were AMAZING!!! Leah and Peter have such a unique stage presence. It was my boyfriends first concert and he was really impressed. So glad I got to check this off my bucket list!