Such an amazing show! I feel so lucky to have seen him in such a small, intimate setting. He is an awesome guitar player and sounds even better live! Got to chat with him at his merch booth which was a huge surprise! Super humble and kind!

Dylan is super talented with a fantastic voice. The one problem is the drummer’s playing so loud, he drowned out his voice. he would be fantastic to see in a larger room or outdoors with the drums weren’t so overbearing if you have a chance to see him, I would highly recommend

Absolutely incredible voice! Drove to KC from Omaha for the show and it was definitely worth it! And he’s super nice and humble. I’d give it a 10 if I could!

Drove in from Montreal to finally see live the most incredibly talented singer, songwriter and guitarist of this era, Dylan LeBlanc. Born in Shreveport, Louisiana and raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. A really unique Americana rock voice. Phenomenal show at an intimate, welcoming setting. Excellent musicianship from a full band, including the world famous James LeBlanc, bassist and Dylan’s dad. Extended versions of songs with electrifying guitar solos. Dylan is an entertaining storyteller and had us laughing between performances. He loves to connect with his fans as he is so warm and friendly. A special highlight of the evening was meeting him after the show, exchanging meaningful words, and having him sign a copy of his 10 year special anniversary vinyl edition of “Cautionary Tale.” I hope to have the opportunity to see Dylan again real soon as I can’t get enough - Monica Hotter.

Dylan's voice is amazing and his lyrics take your breath away. Every clever quip you wish you'd thought of is in there. It was an acoustic show, but not in any way ONLY an acoustic show as Dylan's songs and playing just let the music do all the work. Great to hear 'Honour Among Thieves' as the opener. I thought Henry Grace (acoustic support artist) was pretty good - similar to 'Our Man in the Field'. Probably not such a great venue - Dylan deserves better than to be cut off by their 10pm curfew. Hence 4 stars.

Great show, but…. Guys, get your heads out of your tuners and acknowledge the audience! You were getting an awesome response from us, but we didn’t know if you noticed. But, as I said, great show. We loved it. Lastly, that venue needs to up its audio quite a bit. S Soc Gardn, you really should augment the speakers in the trees to include some good stage audio projection across the spectrum. Jus’ sayin.

My son and I saw Dylan LeBlanc and his younger brother, Bay Simpson at "For the Record" in Florence, Alabama on May 16. The venue was small but very nice and welcoming. Bay was really good and Dylan was amazing! They both share alot of talent with the guitar and that was obvious right from the start. Honestly, Dylan LeBlanc is one of the most amazing guitarists I have ever seen. And I've seen alot! Dylan's music is very much his own and you either like it or you don't. All of the people in this venue loved it. He was a little timid but funny when he did talk. He didn't realize that all the people here loved him and he actually said "probably nobody here knows any of my songs" but boy, he was wrong. I started off asking for "Stranger Things" and the rest of the audiance followed with many more songs. He played them all and they sounded as good as if he was recording them. Most musicians are a disappointment when you hear the actual person singing and playing. WRONG with this kid and his guitar! He performance was almost better than the actual recorded sound. Unreal, unbelievable and amazing. Best concert I have witnessed in a long while and my son was amazed. Don't stay away from home, Dylan. Come back as soon as you can!!!

OUTSTANDING!!! Saw him in London in 2019 with his full band but this time was just Dylan and his guitar in a great little venue, The Louisiana - Bristol. Absolutely breathtaking talent. Incredible guitar skills and an amazing/unique voice. Planning on going to another of his gigs before he leaves the UK.

Loved both Jesse Roper and Dylan LeBlanc and his band! Such wonderful musicians with unbelievable talent and songs. A must return to enjoy their talents on a stage nearest me and my travels. Thanks Lost Lake Lounge for hosting this phenomenal evening for my daughter and me. We will be back❤️🎶

Both acts [ Jarrod Dickenson and Dylan LeBlanc ] delivered energetic and professional sets. The venue sound left a lot to be desired - volume was too high for the space and had a "sharp" high end grating quality.

Concert was great! Only issue is that tickets said 7pm, not doors open at 7pm. Warm up (Jared Dickerson- also good) on at 8, and Dylan did not come on until 9. I would have arrived later or paid for a table ($80 more!) if I had known. But otherwise, a great night.

It was great experience the sound was perfect the place and the music and musicians absolutely outsatnding! It was also posible to chat a bit with Dylan and the rest of the band and they were all awesone!

Incredibly intimate experience w Dylan and James LeBlanc at the Zebulon. The staggered entering times policy of the concert portion of the venue was a bit odd but it was worth it once we got to see the main act

An incredible concert, with Dylan on guitar and lead vocals and his dad, a Muscle Shoals session player, on bass and backing vocals. Dylan's piercing vocals, and bluesy guitar filled the room. What a show -- an intimate experience in a cozy space with a super enthusiastic audience. I felt so lucky to be there.

Fantastic show in a great venue. Dylan LeBlanc is the friendliest musician you could ever meet. Talked at length with anyone who wanted to talk to him. An incredible talent!!!

The Attic was a great venue for Dylan. The sound was solid and allowed for his unique voice to shine. We were so happy we got to see him in this venue.

Dylan’s opening set was a very intimate and engaging performance. Second time I have seen him performing but the first time in a long while. Cautionary tale and if the creek don’t rise were excellent, closing with a nice cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “big love”. Night Moves was a pleasant surprise. Had just come across this 70’s retro band, who actually sound better live. Strands alive, Carl Sagan, and colored emotions were highlights. Can’t find much on the band and it’s members but the lead singer is a very talented singer and musician, making the most out of some very cool pedal effects. The band really seemed to connect to the audience. I recommend seeing both bands if you get the chance.

Dylan & The Pollies were superb! Saw them the night before in Washington, D.C. and didn't think they could be any better, but they topped it in Philly! Edgy, raw, elegiac and haunting in places, and overall high energy, relentless and honest. Dylan & The Pollies are putting it all out there on stage and The Renegade Tour is not to be missed.

Such an amazing show! I feel so lucky to have seen him in such a small, intimate setting. He is an awesome guitar player and sounds even better live! Got to chat with him at his merch booth which was a huge surprise! Super humble and kind!

Dylan is super talented with a fantastic voice. The one problem is the drummer’s playing so loud, he drowned out his voice. he would be fantastic to see in a larger room or outdoors with the drums weren’t so overbearing if you have a chance to see him, I would highly recommend

Absolutely incredible voice! Drove to KC from Omaha for the show and it was definitely worth it! And he’s super nice and humble. I’d give it a 10 if I could!

Drove in from Montreal to finally see live the most incredibly talented singer, songwriter and guitarist of this era, Dylan LeBlanc. Born in Shreveport, Louisiana and raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. A really unique Americana rock voice. Phenomenal show at an intimate, welcoming setting. Excellent musicianship from a full band, including the world famous James LeBlanc, bassist and Dylan’s dad. Extended versions of songs with electrifying guitar solos. Dylan is an entertaining storyteller and had us laughing between performances. He loves to connect with his fans as he is so warm and friendly. A special highlight of the evening was meeting him after the show, exchanging meaningful words, and having him sign a copy of his 10 year special anniversary vinyl edition of “Cautionary Tale.” I hope to have the opportunity to see Dylan again real soon as I can’t get enough - Monica Hotter.

Dylan's voice is amazing and his lyrics take your breath away. Every clever quip you wish you'd thought of is in there. It was an acoustic show, but not in any way ONLY an acoustic show as Dylan's songs and playing just let the music do all the work. Great to hear 'Honour Among Thieves' as the opener. I thought Henry Grace (acoustic support artist) was pretty good - similar to 'Our Man in the Field'. Probably not such a great venue - Dylan deserves better than to be cut off by their 10pm curfew. Hence 4 stars.

Great show, but…. Guys, get your heads out of your tuners and acknowledge the audience! You were getting an awesome response from us, but we didn’t know if you noticed. But, as I said, great show. We loved it. Lastly, that venue needs to up its audio quite a bit. S Soc Gardn, you really should augment the speakers in the trees to include some good stage audio projection across the spectrum. Jus’ sayin.

My son and I saw Dylan LeBlanc and his younger brother, Bay Simpson at "For the Record" in Florence, Alabama on May 16. The venue was small but very nice and welcoming. Bay was really good and Dylan was amazing! They both share alot of talent with the guitar and that was obvious right from the start. Honestly, Dylan LeBlanc is one of the most amazing guitarists I have ever seen. And I've seen alot! Dylan's music is very much his own and you either like it or you don't. All of the people in this venue loved it. He was a little timid but funny when he did talk. He didn't realize that all the people here loved him and he actually said "probably nobody here knows any of my songs" but boy, he was wrong. I started off asking for "Stranger Things" and the rest of the audiance followed with many more songs. He played them all and they sounded as good as if he was recording them. Most musicians are a disappointment when you hear the actual person singing and playing. WRONG with this kid and his guitar! He performance was almost better than the actual recorded sound. Unreal, unbelievable and amazing. Best concert I have witnessed in a long while and my son was amazed. Don't stay away from home, Dylan. Come back as soon as you can!!!

OUTSTANDING!!! Saw him in London in 2019 with his full band but this time was just Dylan and his guitar in a great little venue, The Louisiana - Bristol. Absolutely breathtaking talent. Incredible guitar skills and an amazing/unique voice. Planning on going to another of his gigs before he leaves the UK.

Loved both Jesse Roper and Dylan LeBlanc and his band! Such wonderful musicians with unbelievable talent and songs. A must return to enjoy their talents on a stage nearest me and my travels. Thanks Lost Lake Lounge for hosting this phenomenal evening for my daughter and me. We will be back❤️🎶

Both acts [ Jarrod Dickenson and Dylan LeBlanc ] delivered energetic and professional sets. The venue sound left a lot to be desired - volume was too high for the space and had a "sharp" high end grating quality.

Concert was great! Only issue is that tickets said 7pm, not doors open at 7pm. Warm up (Jared Dickerson- also good) on at 8, and Dylan did not come on until 9. I would have arrived later or paid for a table ($80 more!) if I had known. But otherwise, a great night.

It was great experience the sound was perfect the place and the music and musicians absolutely outsatnding! It was also posible to chat a bit with Dylan and the rest of the band and they were all awesone!

Incredibly intimate experience w Dylan and James LeBlanc at the Zebulon. The staggered entering times policy of the concert portion of the venue was a bit odd but it was worth it once we got to see the main act

An incredible concert, with Dylan on guitar and lead vocals and his dad, a Muscle Shoals session player, on bass and backing vocals. Dylan's piercing vocals, and bluesy guitar filled the room. What a show -- an intimate experience in a cozy space with a super enthusiastic audience. I felt so lucky to be there.

Fantastic show in a great venue. Dylan LeBlanc is the friendliest musician you could ever meet. Talked at length with anyone who wanted to talk to him. An incredible talent!!!

The Attic was a great venue for Dylan. The sound was solid and allowed for his unique voice to shine. We were so happy we got to see him in this venue.

Dylan’s opening set was a very intimate and engaging performance. Second time I have seen him performing but the first time in a long while. Cautionary tale and if the creek don’t rise were excellent, closing with a nice cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “big love”. Night Moves was a pleasant surprise. Had just come across this 70’s retro band, who actually sound better live. Strands alive, Carl Sagan, and colored emotions were highlights. Can’t find much on the band and it’s members but the lead singer is a very talented singer and musician, making the most out of some very cool pedal effects. The band really seemed to connect to the audience. I recommend seeing both bands if you get the chance.

Dylan & The Pollies were superb! Saw them the night before in Washington, D.C. and didn't think they could be any better, but they topped it in Philly! Edgy, raw, elegiac and haunting in places, and overall high energy, relentless and honest. Dylan & The Pollies are putting it all out there on stage and The Renegade Tour is not to be missed.