Fantastic show. I had never been to Celine before, but the sound was good and there was no problem with sight lines. The band was absolutely jamming, and the electric washboard songs were a nice surprise. I liked them before, but like a lot of improv-heavy bluesy artists, live is a whole other experience.

The show was out-of-this-world great!!!!!! At times the vocals were drowned out by the music. This is the 2nd time I have seen the North Mississippi Allstars!!!! We were sort of behind the sound/mixing table!!

The North Mississippi Allstars had me Still Shakin'! I've been a fan since the beginning, but it had been a while since I'd made it to a show. They were excellent, as always. They have so much fun and love what they do, and it just shines through them. They put some new twists on some old favorites, and I Shook 'Em on Down, Shook what my mama gave me until the lights came on!

Still rocking hard. Very clean playing. They've added a guitarist from The Blind Boys of Alabama. New bass player is very high level. My only ask would be to turn everyone's volume up and also get as "out there" as the old days. Still tons of improvisation and jamming. Was like seeing an old friend who's winning at life.

We've been listening to this band for a few years, and to see them live was a dynamic experience. The studio songs that they performed had their own spin, and their sound is always evolving as the two brothers bring in other musicians. Sweetwater was a nice small venue where we could enjoy seeing the musicians play, although the dancing room was tight. I'd definitely see them again, or go back for another show.

1st Set 8:00pm Bumpin’ “This is a great sounding space, this is what Jimi Hendrix would call an electric church” “This is a sad day for psychodelic rock but we shall rejoice” Up And Rolling with Allman Brothers Mountain Jam tease “To our dear friend Duane, we love you Duane.” Shout out to Joey Williams Poh Black Maddie New Speedway Boogie Why I Sing The Blues* (BB King) Luther on bass Joey on guitar “Joey from Alabama” Ship Cody comes his hair Back Back Train “ sounds so good in here. You ready to party. This might be my new favorite venue.” Goin’ Down South I’d rather be dead 17 years old trippin box set different haircut, same shirt Tipatinas. Dickie Story Set Sail Mothers never forget (dynamics) I got drunk Don’t let the devil ride* You Got To Move* Joey on vocals Blowin way up top the hill. Cody looked proud Shake ‘em On Down * Joey on drums Cody on bass? Joey on drums Rabbit Foot (RL Burnside) All Night Long * Cody on guitar Gotta Serve Somebody* Joey on Guitar and vocals Mean Old World Bye Bye Baby Preachin Blues Use somebody else Cody Drum solo 10:32 Encore Meet Me In The City Ride Baby Ride* Joey bass solo Lynnwood Taylor on guitar

They rocked the House for 3 hrs. ! No breaks and no brakes! The North Mississippi Allstars shook out asses down as they took US Down South. One of the best shows I have seen. Every time I’ve seen them , they put on a great show, but this tour was special. I cannot wait to see em in NYC on Nov. 10th🥊🗽

loved the music so much! so talented and so great that almost everyone kept dancing the whole night!!! The venue is amazing too! Can't wait to see them again and go to the Alberta Abbey too!

We saw NMAS in Asheville at Orange Peel where they played for a solid 2:45 hours and killed it!! They only got 30 minutes at Peace Center—not nearly enough time—but these guys absolutely killed it again!!! Thank you for two great shows—can’t wait to do it again!!

Last heard these guys as a trio a few years ago in Crested Butte, CO. Enjoyed listening to the new direction of sound with the addition of Jessie Williams and Lamar Williams JR, bassist and guitarist/vocalist. Great three night stand at a great venue…..The Egyptian. Do come back next year guys.

Great band, great venue, great show all round. There's not enough bands around playing like this these days. They just get right inside the music and set it free. So much depth and groove and just fun.

The NMA show was, as usual, a lively Dickinson duo's prowess and crowd-pleasing demeanor. The presence of the other vocalist and excellent bass player was a pleasant bonus. We were able to enjoy the comfortable venue with plenty of freedom to move around and were even able to find shelter from a brief rain. All in all, a very good experience.

Best live performance of my life and I’ve seen many. Luther flat rips, he not only asks the questions but provides clear answers. Cody solo during break was legendary. Look forward to seeing you fellas on your home turf.

I've seen this band a number of times & it's always a good show. Their hill country roots suggests shows through whatever they do. Just sorry that Cody didn't break out the washboard.

I love love love this band and always see them live when they’re in town. Their live shows are out of this world - difficult to replicate though if not in person. I find I rarely listen to their recorded music since it doesn’t capture their improvisation and onstage chemistry

Fun show on a beautiful eve at GG. NMAs always do a great job ... cool guys with honest hearts for their fans and music. Luther talked to us after the show and gave my little boy the set list (it was his first concert ever). Thanks for making the trek to Tulsa NMAs ... hope to see you again soon!

Fantastic show. I had never been to Celine before, but the sound was good and there was no problem with sight lines. The band was absolutely jamming, and the electric washboard songs were a nice surprise. I liked them before, but like a lot of improv-heavy bluesy artists, live is a whole other experience.

The show was out-of-this-world great!!!!!! At times the vocals were drowned out by the music. This is the 2nd time I have seen the North Mississippi Allstars!!!! We were sort of behind the sound/mixing table!!

The North Mississippi Allstars had me Still Shakin'! I've been a fan since the beginning, but it had been a while since I'd made it to a show. They were excellent, as always. They have so much fun and love what they do, and it just shines through them. They put some new twists on some old favorites, and I Shook 'Em on Down, Shook what my mama gave me until the lights came on!

Still rocking hard. Very clean playing. They've added a guitarist from The Blind Boys of Alabama. New bass player is very high level. My only ask would be to turn everyone's volume up and also get as "out there" as the old days. Still tons of improvisation and jamming. Was like seeing an old friend who's winning at life.

We've been listening to this band for a few years, and to see them live was a dynamic experience. The studio songs that they performed had their own spin, and their sound is always evolving as the two brothers bring in other musicians. Sweetwater was a nice small venue where we could enjoy seeing the musicians play, although the dancing room was tight. I'd definitely see them again, or go back for another show.

1st Set 8:00pm Bumpin’ “This is a great sounding space, this is what Jimi Hendrix would call an electric church” “This is a sad day for psychodelic rock but we shall rejoice” Up And Rolling with Allman Brothers Mountain Jam tease “To our dear friend Duane, we love you Duane.” Shout out to Joey Williams Poh Black Maddie New Speedway Boogie Why I Sing The Blues* (BB King) Luther on bass Joey on guitar “Joey from Alabama” Ship Cody comes his hair Back Back Train “ sounds so good in here. You ready to party. This might be my new favorite venue.” Goin’ Down South I’d rather be dead 17 years old trippin box set different haircut, same shirt Tipatinas. Dickie Story Set Sail Mothers never forget (dynamics) I got drunk Don’t let the devil ride* You Got To Move* Joey on vocals Blowin way up top the hill. Cody looked proud Shake ‘em On Down * Joey on drums Cody on bass? Joey on drums Rabbit Foot (RL Burnside) All Night Long * Cody on guitar Gotta Serve Somebody* Joey on Guitar and vocals Mean Old World Bye Bye Baby Preachin Blues Use somebody else Cody Drum solo 10:32 Encore Meet Me In The City Ride Baby Ride* Joey bass solo Lynnwood Taylor on guitar

They rocked the House for 3 hrs. ! No breaks and no brakes! The North Mississippi Allstars shook out asses down as they took US Down South. One of the best shows I have seen. Every time I’ve seen them , they put on a great show, but this tour was special. I cannot wait to see em in NYC on Nov. 10th🥊🗽

loved the music so much! so talented and so great that almost everyone kept dancing the whole night!!! The venue is amazing too! Can't wait to see them again and go to the Alberta Abbey too!

We saw NMAS in Asheville at Orange Peel where they played for a solid 2:45 hours and killed it!! They only got 30 minutes at Peace Center—not nearly enough time—but these guys absolutely killed it again!!! Thank you for two great shows—can’t wait to do it again!!

Last heard these guys as a trio a few years ago in Crested Butte, CO. Enjoyed listening to the new direction of sound with the addition of Jessie Williams and Lamar Williams JR, bassist and guitarist/vocalist. Great three night stand at a great venue…..The Egyptian. Do come back next year guys.

Great band, great venue, great show all round. There's not enough bands around playing like this these days. They just get right inside the music and set it free. So much depth and groove and just fun.

The NMA show was, as usual, a lively Dickinson duo's prowess and crowd-pleasing demeanor. The presence of the other vocalist and excellent bass player was a pleasant bonus. We were able to enjoy the comfortable venue with plenty of freedom to move around and were even able to find shelter from a brief rain. All in all, a very good experience.

Best live performance of my life and I’ve seen many. Luther flat rips, he not only asks the questions but provides clear answers. Cody solo during break was legendary. Look forward to seeing you fellas on your home turf.

I've seen this band a number of times & it's always a good show. Their hill country roots suggests shows through whatever they do. Just sorry that Cody didn't break out the washboard.

I love love love this band and always see them live when they’re in town. Their live shows are out of this world - difficult to replicate though if not in person. I find I rarely listen to their recorded music since it doesn’t capture their improvisation and onstage chemistry

Fun show on a beautiful eve at GG. NMAs always do a great job ... cool guys with honest hearts for their fans and music. Luther talked to us after the show and gave my little boy the set list (it was his first concert ever). Thanks for making the trek to Tulsa NMAs ... hope to see you again soon!