Music Hall of Williamsburg

It doesn't get any better than the Nicotine Dolls! Their live shows are amazing. From Sam's sultry, sexy voice to his comedic genius and quick wit to his big heart on his sleeve...pure gold. Oh, and he's smoking HOT, too!! Then you have the beautiful specimen of a man, John Hayes, smoking up the room with those quick, nimble fingers on electric guitar. It doesn't stop there. Merritt's luxurious locks whip around as he fondles that bass. Shall I go on? There's Abel, the hottest drummer around making it look so effortless. Watch out for his innocent smile. Finally, Dan the Man! A do it all road manager that kicks ass on sax! Put all those guys together and it's damn perfection! Go see them! You won't be disappointed. Tell them Brandy sent you!!

The artist and band are absolutely mesmerizing. The sound at the Music Hall of Williamsburg was full and robust, but not overpowering, so no earplugs needed - at least standing behind the sound booth. Eivor is charming, sophisticated, elegant, playful and unbelievably talented. The Maria Callas of our time, effortlessly floating multiple octaves and back. The Nordic influences in her music drew members of the wiccan community as well as locals from as far away as the Jersey Shore and beyond. A special treat was pulling up the Faroese lyrics on Genius or Spotify to really be immersed in these soul-catching songs. It was a generous playlist with a variety of styles, sweet narration and chats with the audience, and a humility that was endearing. It was the show of her life - and of ours! Technically flawless, I'll remember this show for decades. If you don't know the artist, her music spans a wide range of genres, not fitting into any neatly. There are folk, "Viking", synthwave, soundtrack, operatic and more - generally downtempo and dramatic/epic soundscapes. Very immersive, spiritual and unique. From Enya to Kylie Minogue (with some St. Vincent thrown in?) it's hard to find parallels to this vast talent and warm musicianship.

Nicky Youre is someone you HAVE TO SEE coming from his biggest fan. You NEED it. It's such a fun show Nicky always brings a smile to youre face and 99% of the time you get to see him and his band after the show. Nicky has the best songs and he makes a AMAZING SHOW like no other. Also, his shows have amazing sound and fans and people, the community is AMAZING!

I’ve been to my fair share of concert and this is literally the best concert I’ve ever been to the opening act was amazing and lovejoy was even better. The was standing right in front of the guitarist Joe and he was so fun to watch and interact with he even gave me one of his guitar pic’s 100/10 would recommend going to a show.

The Delta Sleep fellas hung out with some of us at the local brewery (Other Half) while enjoying the limited edition Sunchaser IPA. They then proceeded to give one hell of a performance at the venue, showcasing their signature intricate & dynamic play style. These dudes are so damn talented, diamonds in the rough deserving of all the success that’s come their way & so much more. Can’t wait for their next US tour!

The show was great. She can carry songs alone with her vocals and guitar playing. Some songs really bring out the best in her. She usually does a few unreleased songs which satisfies the crowd. But her interaction with the crowd makes you feel like you’re watching your good friend perform. It’s a very relaxed and intimate experience. Seen her solo 3 times and never disappoints.

Great show! Great people! Great bands! Weakened Friends was a great opening act! Great energy and extremely solid band. Check them out. Highly Suspect was on fire! Story telling, fantastic energy, clear mastery. The band played their new album top to bottom and it was a journey. All of the tracks were great live from high energy, to a somber, thoughtful ballad. They sing and play together very well. Often 2 or 3 guitars, a bass and drums playing together with keys in the mix too. Drumming was on point. I really like that the rhythm second are so tight -- brothers in fact. Johnny Stevens once again proved he is an excellent guitarist and a musical powerhouse. More than anything, I appreciated that they clearly appreciated the audience.

I LOVE THE MIDDLE KIDS!!! I was able to surprise my wife who is a HUGE FAN with seeing them live on her birthday. It was the best experience ever. We have seen them perform twice now and we look forward to seeing many more performances. We also got a treat, which was taking pictures with one of the band members who is sooo down to earth and loves his fans. Thank you Harry Day for making this day special for my wife SKY! You’re the BEST. LOVE YOU ALL!!!!

I went into this show virtually blind. I had heard one song in the past and wasn’t a fan. My girlfriend is a huge fan, so I went with her and I’m so glad I did. I found myself absolutely lost in the music in a way I haven’t felt in a long time. I have no idea what the lyrics were and I don’t even care. The overall atmosphere was totally hypnotic. There were multiple occasions I found myself forgetting that other people were there. It was just such an ethereal experience. I plan on watching for more tour announcements in the future.

One of the best concerts I’ve been to in my life. He mentioned it was the smallest turnout of the whole tour, which broke my heart to hear, but executed a wholesome intimate show perfectly. His music has always been so meaningful to me and it was beautiful to sing along with a crowd that felt the same. I highly recommend seeing Powfu and his friends on tour if you get the chance!

Maya is really pretty cool as music artist. she has that young blood attitude and on-stage persona. It shows from her performance. when she asked audience for something so that she and band can come up with new song on the spot was very very cool & exciting. it was great. also, I really like how she has more of indie lyricism and yet has elements of experimental, and underground/industrial or some kind of edgy shoegaze/post-rock vibe.. I wasn’t expecting that and was so so surprised to see it. Really loved it. also, she is great with audience. Feels like she is talking to friends. very humble too. The band she has is super-talented as well. when one of the guy (i think his name was benjamin, don’t remember properly now, Lol) started playing with metal ladder and something on stage it was so fun. Fans were so happy & bubbly throughout the show. Loved every minute of it all.

i fucking love these guys. they really know how to work a crowd and are absolute naturals on stage; i also met them selling merch after their set and talked for a bit. great artists & people :) i saw them open for pup in burlington vt and knew i had to see them again, i’ll fs be buying tickets when they come back in january

Tamino is one of the best artists to appear in the last decade. It’s very rare to witness an artist that stops you dead in your tracks, instantly burns away the madness in the world, and brings a spaciousness that is so sacred, soulful and astonishingly worthy. This performance tonight, by Tamino, is the moment in between that we all wait for, or rather that— I had been waiting for in a very long time. He had us burning, like Roman candles in the night. He is an artist that comes from the echoes of the heart, poetry, the unspeakable, stringed instruments, and the ballet of song uncovering a nature, a voice, so soulful it that it fills the echoes of eternity.

I’ve been listening to Amber some middle school she has such a wonderful personality and the intimate venue really allowed her personality to shine. The concert was amazing! I went with one of my best friends it was her first concert and she doesn’t really listen to Amber but she absolutely loved it! We even made a few friends before/during the concert also the staff and band were also wonderful! What a night!🤩 Also s/o to the guy selling merch he was lit

I have heard their studio albums, I have heard their live albums, and I was looking forward to a good concert after a long pandemic with limited live music. I honestly was not prepared for how awesome this show was - it completely surpassed all expectations. Every member of the band (and the Clementines) was oozing talent and they each made sure you got a full dose of what they could do individually and together - multiple times. The show was intense from the first couple songs and left me wondering where they could possibly go after such a dramatic shift, could they possibly reach a higher gear? The answer was yes, they brought us up, down and everywhere in between - these are musicians that truly love what they do and they looked like they were having as much fun playing as we were listening to them. Can't wait to see them again.

Great show I love it so much as my first ever concert I loved it I’ve been watching vanoss for 5 years now and it was just amazing to be able to be apart of his first show here :) I met so much people who loved him as well for the same reason for his music and videos hope he comes down here again!!!

I’ve Seen Kiana Lede Three Times As an Opening Act, But Kiana Lede As A Headliner Is A Force To Be Reckoned With! After Her First Song The Love The Audience Showed For Her Was Almost Overwhelming, But She Took It All In And Then Rocked Out! Her Duet With The Opener Blackway Was Oh So Dope! Kiana Just Went Hit After Hit , And The Only Thing That Would Have Made It Six Stars Was If She Would Have Done A Couple Of Songs For An Encore! I Love Kiana Lede!

I have seen BPF a dozen times in their adopted home state of Texas. With the opportunity to see them in NYC, I was curious to witness how others react to this truly dynamic duo. Kevin & Eric consistently give the highest octane live performances of any hard blues act today, & Wednesday night in Brooklyn was especially incendiary. Black Pistol Fire never fail to deliver.

Playing with all six strings Last night I attended an awesome show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Great tiny venue with good sight lines everywhere. The openers Grady and Valley Queen were great. I was really impressed with Valley Queen. Maybe someday soon they can join The Wild Reeds up to Newport I think they’d fit right in. The way they ended their set by bringing out the ladies Kinsey, Mackenzie, and Sharon was very Newport-like. Even if Sharon has to stand on her tippy toes to reach the mic. The main show did not disappoint. Their new album is amazing and they sounded so so good. They played some older songs, including my personal favorite “Only Songs”. Watching Sharon play that is spellbinding. Like Gretchen trying to make “fetch” happen I’ve been trying to make the dual hash tags #sharonsilva #rockcrush happen, without about the same success. They also let the boys go back stage while the women took over the for a powerful mini-set. Very intimate feel. One you have to see in person. So please please if you’re able to catch them as they tour do not pass go, do not collect $200. Head straight for the show. And whatever you do, don’t yell out “we love you”. They won’t be returning the favor.

I drove to this show on a half of a day's worth of a whim and right after band practice into bad weather. Everything about this show was worth that. The band was playing when I arrived so my heart was racing as I struggled to get my bearings together after security check and ticket check. The sound and lights were perfect, this tour stop didnt have such a stupid excess of smoke/fog machine so I was able to see everything. It was a wonderful show and if you miss out or dismiss blaqk audio next time they play your city You've Fucked Up. Nothing beats dancing away your problems and stress, especially when it's amazing music. Many years of love for blaqk audio and that love continues to grow. ♡