Really good show. 1st time seeing Davy and he was great. 1st time at Jimmy's and loved the venue. All 4 of us had dinner and the food was good and our server was excellent. Heading back in a couple weeks to see Charlie Musslewhite and GA20. Looking forward to that. Worth the 3.5 hr drive from VT.

Davy Knowles knocked, er, rocked, it out of the Beachland Tavern! Davy was on fire 🔥 The band was so tight, and such a delight. You could tell they were having as much fun as the fans. Great sound too. A very, very special show!

This was my second time seeing Davy Knowles. What an impressive performer he is. Style, grace. His band was very tight He played a good hour and a half. The guy can play guitar Never miss a chance to see Davy Knowles. Biscuits and Blues is a great venue

This guy is awesome and perhaps the best guitar player in the world today. I love him and I love Mike Hansen (drums) and Tod Bowers (bass) too. On their first headliner tour through Germany and Denmark I saw them two times in Unna and in Stemwede. I would have loved to enjoy these three amazing players again in Dortmund but unfortunately I cannot make it due to a lack of time. If you like Blues and Rock and Blues Rock and would like to see how emotional, powerful and amazing it can be then Davy Knowles is a "must see" for everyone. Whether it is with his own band or with "Band of Friends" or others. Davy Knowles is currently the greatest six string player on earth. I love you I love you I love you! Marcus

Probably the greatest living blues guitarist. But his singing and songwriting are also top notch. His band is also terrific and the drummer is giving Mitch Mitchell vibes and chops. It was a packed house and the Mill is a very authentic club. Great show!

Very good show I had purchase tickets when you announced he would be in Arcadia .it said 5 start time but a few days before the show at had change to 7. I got there at 7 and they were on the last half of the 2nd set . i got to hear 4 song. I wish I could of seen the whole concert,my table was 2 feet from the band

Davy Knowles is a triple threat- great singer, great songwriter and a world class guitarist! What a show! Davy does things in the guitar I’ve never seen and he makes it look so effortless. He has the perfect voice for blues rock. Chris Duarte made a cameo and he and Davy traded some insane licks! One of the best shows I’ve ever seen! Go see Davy Knowles!

I first met Davy Knowles in Portland in 2009 while he toured America with his blues trio, Back Door Slam. I saw him and the band at Bonnaroo a couple years later. I've followed his career ever since. This tour was an acoustic show and delivered! First, the opening act. Peppino D'Agostino left Sicily over thirty years ago and carved himself a magical niche in the music world with his acoustic guitar skills. He straddled the flamenco with the blues, the classical with the Bo Didley beat. All the while, witty, charming and humble. The set could have gone another hour, I would have been happy. Now, Davy Knowles, on this tour, opened his life book and turned pages for us, narrating the narrow path with three different acoustic guitars. Well, two guitars and an eight string, octave mandolin. We heard how he acquired the first, an antique looking National, and through the first third of the show he made it sing on songs like his cover of John Redbourne's Wildest Pig In Captivity, If I Should Wander and the deeply personal Only Son. He switched to the Mandolin for the middle of the show, highlighted with the beautiful homage to Colorado's Bridal Veil. The last portion of the show was performed on a standard looking acoustic six string. He showed humor (Drunk Mind, Sober Heart), heart (Meet My Maker) and soul (Coming Up For Air). He finished his set with the lovely Taking You With Me, honoring his family. And then his one of his blusiest (IMHO) tunes, Tear Down these Walls. He finished with a couple of duets with Peppino D'Agostino and their interplay and virtuosity on their instruments flowed easily. A well earned standing ovation followed. Throughout the evening, Davy Knowles mad us chuckle a lot, He made us think a bit, made me cry a bit, made the room love him just a bit more for who he is. An honest, humble troubadour who writes and sings from his heart. I couldn't be prouder of the man he's become.

One of the finest guitarists around and he nailed it all night at the picturesque Blue House. Perhaps my favorite show of the year and it was no doubt a plus that I scored a second row aisle seat minutes before the excellent opening act, Mojo Triangle hit the stage. Davy remains one of rock and blues’ best kept secrets.

Davy is a remarkable guitarist, singer and songwriter. His Charlotte, NC show at the Neighborhood Theater was a perfect showcase for this amazing talent. If you’ve never seen Davy before, prepare to be blown away by his skill and the raw emotion coming through his performance to his audience. Never miss a chance to catch him! One of a kind!!

Fantastic! Every single song was perfection! Davy’s electric guitar skills are out of this world, and thoroughly enjoyed his acoustic guitar talents as well. Love the tribute to his Father. This was my third time seeing Davy, brought friends and they loved it! Make a point to see his show, you will not be disappointed!

Davy and his blues/rock band put on a great show! He’s an amazing guitar player with a great mix of new songs and fan favorites. Fanatics was a perfect venue that seated about 100 people comfortably with lights, good food and drinks, and a great atmosphere. We saw him there last year also and would absolutely go again!

This was a high energy and Fun show from start too finish. Davy Knowles was on fire with his lead guitar licks and vocals and Jerry McAvoy was a firecracker with his bad a*s bass ... both backed up by an amazing drummer......this is a must see show....Spectacular !!!

Of my over 300+ concerts in the last 51 years (the first being Jimi Hendrix) I put this concert in my top 5 (in the company of Hendrix, Clapton, Trower & Gilmore)... Davy is a true entertainer and master guitar player that must be seen live! He is well on his way to the front of the pack! Do not ever miss an opportunity to see him perform. Watching someone with that much talent, passion and love of what they do is always a pleasure....

Davy Knowles always fabulous! The venue was not our favorite. I hope the next time we see Davy in Seattle. He’ll be at the Triple Door, Jazz Alley or Hwy 99 Blues club. The three best venues in Seattle. Amazing!

Thank you Davy and friends for the invigorating, high-energy performance last night in Sacramento. Davy Knowles: master-class blues guitar with contagious joy and a smile. Gerry McAvoy: masterfully woven bass tones and rhythm,playing which complement Davy's playing and bring it to life. He looks like he has more fun than anyone should be allowed to have while performing. Ted McKenna: Laying down the foundations with incisive, masterfully artistic rhythms and counter-rhythms. On top of it all, they were such humble and gracious hosts. It was a genuine pleasure to have met you all. Thanks again. Chris and Ian Hancock.

Davy Knowles band was exceptional. I first saw them in October as a three piece band. Saturday they were a four piece band as they added a keyboard player who is also exceptional. It won't be long before they are filling up much larger venues.

Really good show. 1st time seeing Davy and he was great. 1st time at Jimmy's and loved the venue. All 4 of us had dinner and the food was good and our server was excellent. Heading back in a couple weeks to see Charlie Musslewhite and GA20. Looking forward to that. Worth the 3.5 hr drive from VT.

Davy Knowles knocked, er, rocked, it out of the Beachland Tavern! Davy was on fire 🔥 The band was so tight, and such a delight. You could tell they were having as much fun as the fans. Great sound too. A very, very special show!

This was my second time seeing Davy Knowles. What an impressive performer he is. Style, grace. His band was very tight He played a good hour and a half. The guy can play guitar Never miss a chance to see Davy Knowles. Biscuits and Blues is a great venue

This guy is awesome and perhaps the best guitar player in the world today. I love him and I love Mike Hansen (drums) and Tod Bowers (bass) too. On their first headliner tour through Germany and Denmark I saw them two times in Unna and in Stemwede. I would have loved to enjoy these three amazing players again in Dortmund but unfortunately I cannot make it due to a lack of time. If you like Blues and Rock and Blues Rock and would like to see how emotional, powerful and amazing it can be then Davy Knowles is a "must see" for everyone. Whether it is with his own band or with "Band of Friends" or others. Davy Knowles is currently the greatest six string player on earth. I love you I love you I love you! Marcus

Probably the greatest living blues guitarist. But his singing and songwriting are also top notch. His band is also terrific and the drummer is giving Mitch Mitchell vibes and chops. It was a packed house and the Mill is a very authentic club. Great show!

Very good show I had purchase tickets when you announced he would be in Arcadia .it said 5 start time but a few days before the show at had change to 7. I got there at 7 and they were on the last half of the 2nd set . i got to hear 4 song. I wish I could of seen the whole concert,my table was 2 feet from the band

Davy Knowles is a triple threat- great singer, great songwriter and a world class guitarist! What a show! Davy does things in the guitar I’ve never seen and he makes it look so effortless. He has the perfect voice for blues rock. Chris Duarte made a cameo and he and Davy traded some insane licks! One of the best shows I’ve ever seen! Go see Davy Knowles!

I first met Davy Knowles in Portland in 2009 while he toured America with his blues trio, Back Door Slam. I saw him and the band at Bonnaroo a couple years later. I've followed his career ever since. This tour was an acoustic show and delivered! First, the opening act. Peppino D'Agostino left Sicily over thirty years ago and carved himself a magical niche in the music world with his acoustic guitar skills. He straddled the flamenco with the blues, the classical with the Bo Didley beat. All the while, witty, charming and humble. The set could have gone another hour, I would have been happy. Now, Davy Knowles, on this tour, opened his life book and turned pages for us, narrating the narrow path with three different acoustic guitars. Well, two guitars and an eight string, octave mandolin. We heard how he acquired the first, an antique looking National, and through the first third of the show he made it sing on songs like his cover of John Redbourne's Wildest Pig In Captivity, If I Should Wander and the deeply personal Only Son. He switched to the Mandolin for the middle of the show, highlighted with the beautiful homage to Colorado's Bridal Veil. The last portion of the show was performed on a standard looking acoustic six string. He showed humor (Drunk Mind, Sober Heart), heart (Meet My Maker) and soul (Coming Up For Air). He finished his set with the lovely Taking You With Me, honoring his family. And then his one of his blusiest (IMHO) tunes, Tear Down these Walls. He finished with a couple of duets with Peppino D'Agostino and their interplay and virtuosity on their instruments flowed easily. A well earned standing ovation followed. Throughout the evening, Davy Knowles mad us chuckle a lot, He made us think a bit, made me cry a bit, made the room love him just a bit more for who he is. An honest, humble troubadour who writes and sings from his heart. I couldn't be prouder of the man he's become.

One of the finest guitarists around and he nailed it all night at the picturesque Blue House. Perhaps my favorite show of the year and it was no doubt a plus that I scored a second row aisle seat minutes before the excellent opening act, Mojo Triangle hit the stage. Davy remains one of rock and blues’ best kept secrets.

Davy is a remarkable guitarist, singer and songwriter. His Charlotte, NC show at the Neighborhood Theater was a perfect showcase for this amazing talent. If you’ve never seen Davy before, prepare to be blown away by his skill and the raw emotion coming through his performance to his audience. Never miss a chance to catch him! One of a kind!!

Fantastic! Every single song was perfection! Davy’s electric guitar skills are out of this world, and thoroughly enjoyed his acoustic guitar talents as well. Love the tribute to his Father. This was my third time seeing Davy, brought friends and they loved it! Make a point to see his show, you will not be disappointed!

Davy and his blues/rock band put on a great show! He’s an amazing guitar player with a great mix of new songs and fan favorites. Fanatics was a perfect venue that seated about 100 people comfortably with lights, good food and drinks, and a great atmosphere. We saw him there last year also and would absolutely go again!

This was a high energy and Fun show from start too finish. Davy Knowles was on fire with his lead guitar licks and vocals and Jerry McAvoy was a firecracker with his bad a*s bass ... both backed up by an amazing drummer......this is a must see show....Spectacular !!!

Of my over 300+ concerts in the last 51 years (the first being Jimi Hendrix) I put this concert in my top 5 (in the company of Hendrix, Clapton, Trower & Gilmore)... Davy is a true entertainer and master guitar player that must be seen live! He is well on his way to the front of the pack! Do not ever miss an opportunity to see him perform. Watching someone with that much talent, passion and love of what they do is always a pleasure....

Davy Knowles always fabulous! The venue was not our favorite. I hope the next time we see Davy in Seattle. He’ll be at the Triple Door, Jazz Alley or Hwy 99 Blues club. The three best venues in Seattle. Amazing!

Thank you Davy and friends for the invigorating, high-energy performance last night in Sacramento. Davy Knowles: master-class blues guitar with contagious joy and a smile. Gerry McAvoy: masterfully woven bass tones and rhythm,playing which complement Davy's playing and bring it to life. He looks like he has more fun than anyone should be allowed to have while performing. Ted McKenna: Laying down the foundations with incisive, masterfully artistic rhythms and counter-rhythms. On top of it all, they were such humble and gracious hosts. It was a genuine pleasure to have met you all. Thanks again. Chris and Ian Hancock.

Davy Knowles band was exceptional. I first saw them in October as a three piece band. Saturday they were a four piece band as they added a keyboard player who is also exceptional. It won't be long before they are filling up much larger venues.