I am very glad I went to see Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals live. It was a great show from start to finish, with a fantastic atmosphere and a performance full of energy and emotion. Ben Harper’s voice, musicianship, and the chemistry between the band members made the evening truly special. The band sounded incredible live, and it was a pleasure to experience their music in person. Overall, it was a memorable concert and one I am happy I attended.

Ben Harper was amazing! One-man show. He was out there over 2 hours. Great vibe, great performance. I'm going to remember this show for a loooong time. He focused on some of his great material, sprinkling a few perfectly executed covers of Gaye, Cohen and The Boss (that version of Dancing in the Dark was outstanding!) Seriously... 2 hours up there alone. Wow! Thank you thank you thank you thank you!

A very terrific and satisfying night of music. Ben’s son and daughter opened the show with a beautiful and memorable set. They were joined by a keyboard player. Ben started with some solo pieces on slide then the Criminals joined him onstage for a few songs before he played solo again. The ensemble was tight and really rocked. Ben played a bluesy song he wrote for Mavis Staples on slide that really stood out—-it may have been called “Freedom” or “Things Have to Change.” (?) After leaving the stage the band reappeared for an a cappella song followed by a abbreviated version of All Along the Watchtower segueing into another couple tunes—-then they said so long and thank you. They played for a solid two hours~~~~~a great way to kick off their current tour! The audience was enthusiastic and appreciative—-good times for everyone!

An amazing show! Ben Harper is such a genuine, loving human being and it comes through in his live music, his stories he shared and the gratitude he showed the crowd. He played the hits, sprinkled in some astounding covers which I will never forget and gave the crowd their money’s worth and even more! I definitely will be seeing Ben again!

Such a great show, wonderful artist that I've been trying to see for years (I think he's usually out of the country performing) and to make it all even better, the show was free! We were about six back from the stage, the show was great (LOVED the voice of the keyboard player! WOW) such a nice audience, and a great location. Thank you!

My musical spiritual father! 🙌🏾 Except Oliver Charles, I discovered most of this band that night, it was a beautiful show as usual! 🎶✨ I mean it's Ben Harper anyway 😏 💕 Missed Leon Mobley though. Hope to see him again next time.

Ben was amasing, they were surreal! A passionate set by Magicians of Sound, opening with a soulful arpege that entranced us all. Mixing tracks from 3 decades, we embarked on an unforgettable journey of raising awareness and speaking out through poetic lyrics that rock every cell in your body and leave you full of questions and full of love. My kind of artist!! Organisation in the venue was not so good. Few toilets for all the people there, so the gardens and bushes, became the toilets. The scene du Amphitheatre where Ben played had 1 side access and it was a little difficult to get in and out, shame it wasn't opened on both sides. Plus, park was emptied, to allow in only ticket holders, the queue was enormous in the sizzling sun and so we missed the first concert with Kepa 😞 Ben and the Innocent Criminals were incredible! Merci a tous!!

Can’t really rate this 10 stars like it deserves. Thank you Ben, and the original IC’s for a night I will personally never forget. 20 years together. Let’s do it for another 20.

As a true fan this was a true treat! Been waiting for years for him to return to the Omaha area. Just wish he would’ve played longer, as it was only about a 12-song set.

Amazing. Great venue. Felt like everyone was able to be close enough to feel like part of the show. The drummer was good. Charlie brought a lot to the show, and Ben puts everything into it. The two covers, ‘Yer Blues’ and ‘When the Levee Breaks’ were perfect for them. Truly great show.

I am very glad I went to see Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals live. It was a great show from start to finish, with a fantastic atmosphere and a performance full of energy and emotion. Ben Harper’s voice, musicianship, and the chemistry between the band members made the evening truly special. The band sounded incredible live, and it was a pleasure to experience their music in person. Overall, it was a memorable concert and one I am happy I attended.

Ben Harper was amazing! One-man show. He was out there over 2 hours. Great vibe, great performance. I'm going to remember this show for a loooong time. He focused on some of his great material, sprinkling a few perfectly executed covers of Gaye, Cohen and The Boss (that version of Dancing in the Dark was outstanding!) Seriously... 2 hours up there alone. Wow! Thank you thank you thank you thank you!

A very terrific and satisfying night of music. Ben’s son and daughter opened the show with a beautiful and memorable set. They were joined by a keyboard player. Ben started with some solo pieces on slide then the Criminals joined him onstage for a few songs before he played solo again. The ensemble was tight and really rocked. Ben played a bluesy song he wrote for Mavis Staples on slide that really stood out—-it may have been called “Freedom” or “Things Have to Change.” (?) After leaving the stage the band reappeared for an a cappella song followed by a abbreviated version of All Along the Watchtower segueing into another couple tunes—-then they said so long and thank you. They played for a solid two hours~~~~~a great way to kick off their current tour! The audience was enthusiastic and appreciative—-good times for everyone!

An amazing show! Ben Harper is such a genuine, loving human being and it comes through in his live music, his stories he shared and the gratitude he showed the crowd. He played the hits, sprinkled in some astounding covers which I will never forget and gave the crowd their money’s worth and even more! I definitely will be seeing Ben again!

Such a great show, wonderful artist that I've been trying to see for years (I think he's usually out of the country performing) and to make it all even better, the show was free! We were about six back from the stage, the show was great (LOVED the voice of the keyboard player! WOW) such a nice audience, and a great location. Thank you!

My musical spiritual father! 🙌🏾 Except Oliver Charles, I discovered most of this band that night, it was a beautiful show as usual! 🎶✨ I mean it's Ben Harper anyway 😏 💕 Missed Leon Mobley though. Hope to see him again next time.

Ben was amasing, they were surreal! A passionate set by Magicians of Sound, opening with a soulful arpege that entranced us all. Mixing tracks from 3 decades, we embarked on an unforgettable journey of raising awareness and speaking out through poetic lyrics that rock every cell in your body and leave you full of questions and full of love. My kind of artist!! Organisation in the venue was not so good. Few toilets for all the people there, so the gardens and bushes, became the toilets. The scene du Amphitheatre where Ben played had 1 side access and it was a little difficult to get in and out, shame it wasn't opened on both sides. Plus, park was emptied, to allow in only ticket holders, the queue was enormous in the sizzling sun and so we missed the first concert with Kepa 😞 Ben and the Innocent Criminals were incredible! Merci a tous!!

Can’t really rate this 10 stars like it deserves. Thank you Ben, and the original IC’s for a night I will personally never forget. 20 years together. Let’s do it for another 20.

As a true fan this was a true treat! Been waiting for years for him to return to the Omaha area. Just wish he would’ve played longer, as it was only about a 12-song set.

Amazing. Great venue. Felt like everyone was able to be close enough to feel like part of the show. The drummer was good. Charlie brought a lot to the show, and Ben puts everything into it. The two covers, ‘Yer Blues’ and ‘When the Levee Breaks’ were perfect for them. Truly great show.