713 Music Hall

Erykah's performance was phenomenal! 💜💜 I have been waiting decades to see a live performance and it did not disappoint. Her band was great and she sang her heart out. She came on about 1-hour late though and her interaction with the audience didn't start until after a few few songs. When she did interact, some of what she was saying didn't make any sense; but that's Erykah! Oh well! Overall the concert started and ended strong and I can check that off of my lifelong to do list.

I've always loved seeing Ms. "Badulla Oblongata" aka "Sara Bellum" aka She ILL" LIVE and in living color on stage. Brought my father along who's visually impaired, but a HUGE fan of her vocals. Her stage presence was spectacular as always, and seeing her perform one of her most treasured hits "Tyrone" was a full circle moment for me which reminded me of when I first saw her debut the song over 25 years ago on the Smokin' Grooves tour back in my hometown of Richmond VA. Good GAWD time flies...😂 The AfroFuturistic set visuals were superb. I truly needed this show. Thanks to Erykah and all involved for putting on a spectacular show. Oh...and that Pre-show DJ was ON POINT...LOVED how he showed love and played a couple D'Angelo joints for the crowd. Had me standing up reppin' that "2 Up 2 Down" all the way in H-Town. Thanks for a wonderful time.

i’ve been going to concerts since 1982, i’ve literally been to hundreds of concerts over the years. this concert was the greatest visual experience i've ever had at a concert. the entire stage ceiling to floor was a giant hi-def screen behind the band, which played on two levels. each song had a different theme on the screen, ocean waves, fiery eclipses, moving thru woods, landscapes etc. this was filmed to look 3 dimensional, and they pulled it off tremendously well. a very immersive experience, the sound was very clean and well separated, and was was not over-amplified to the point of distortion. the venue was very well kept, and had nice padded seating, with air conditioning that would freeze you out of the place. seating was stair stepped at over a foot per level, so no one in the rows in front of you interfered with your view unless they were standing. overall one of the best concerts of my life.

I waited over a decade for these guys to tour again. And as soon as I saw tickets were available, I bought them. To say this show was a spectacle would be an understatement. Wardrobe changes. Costumed dancers. The craziest light show that rivals any NIN show I’ve been to. The band was super tight. They sounded amazing. It was well worth the 10+ year wait. Only thing I was heartbroken to discover was that they blew up from their music being on TikTok, so the crowd was all head scarves and sequins like we were at Coachella, filled with teenagers all going live on TikTok and Insta, missing the marvelous grandiose show happening right in front of them as they stared into their phones. But other than that, it was AWESOME.

It was a lot of fun! I've loved this guy since I saw an IG of "Try Jesus." There's something so clever about taking someone messing with "me and mine" outside over it. I found that funny. Luckily for me, Tobe did a verse from one of my favorite songs, "Destruction." This is also the track that introduced me to Coast Contra and they are the oldest new school rappers I've ever seen. Not like Pete and Baz, but the attitude and combo verses of these four men are all different and all immaculate. Show itself was incredible. Live drums, keys, bass, AND about 10 dancers, 4 members of a choir, and his wife, Fat to round out his rap skills, and young kids doing their best Michael Jackson dancers which made all the women in particular die from cuteness. They're all under 7 years old. Ultimately, Tobe and the Family put on a great show. Check them out when they're in your town. Unfortunately, my friends and I were much less into the hiphop/gospel part of the show. Once they started doing that with the last 4 or 5 songs, we eventually got bored and left. Great show though. Especially the MC Hammer part/

Wow! The venue was great atmosphere; relaxed. The seating on the floor was super tight though. I rubbed against the pregnant woman next to me constantly but we were all happy to see Norah. Emily Kjng was amazing. She had so much energy and presence. She matched Norah’s style perfectly. Hope to see more of her. Smithsonian was her perfect companion. Norah played a lot off her new album Visions which is a departure from her jazzy debut but still great Norah creativity and personality. Loved the band, the harmony, the choreography, the professionalism. These are consummate performers. They know what they are doing. Yay Norah. Come back soon

Demola didn’t disappoint. The concert was everything I expect from a Demola concert .I went to his concert last year at The House of Blues which was excellent but I really liked the 713 Music Hall very much. The talent he brought with him was very good and enjoyable. He had a fantastic DJ this time around that kept the crowd pumped and motivated. It was so much easier getting into the 713 Music Hall vs House of Blues . I definitely will be back next year to see Demola and I will return to the 713 Music Hall very soon as well . If he comes to your town I highly recommend you see his show because it will be unforgettable.

The bands played really well, but Mastodon’s sound was off. There was too much distortion and volume from the lead guitar; a lot of the vocals were largely drowned out. It was surprising and disappointing that the sound was not corrected after the first song, as Mastodon (and most bands these days) typically have excellent sound people. I left the show early with ringing in my ears that is only starting to subside 24 hours later.

Oliver Tree is art this show was the greatest thing to ever happen to me. I recommend not missing this experience for anything in the world, oh your baby is about to born? Pass to go to this show, oh you’re going to your aunts funeral? Pass to go to this show, oh you’re working? F**k your job go to this show. DONT MISS IT

Concert was really good!! Love PTV. The crowd was getting extra wild (being at the front felt like you couldn't breathe, and Vic had to stop and tell everyone to back up a few steps). I personally don't really like 713 that much, the entrance line wrapped all the way around the building through a parking lot and along several busy roads and the GA pit bars won't give you water for free (have to buy liquid death cans or "walk to the lobby" where they also weren't giving out water cups).

I LOVE YOU MARCELLUS KEVIN GATES BUT WHY WERE YOU SO LATE TO THE SHOW I FEEL YOU WAS HAVING AN EMOTIONAL DAY BECAUSE OF MAZI PASSING AND I JUST WANNA SAY IM SORRY FOR THAT LOSS DEATH IS SO HARD FOR ME BUT OVERALL I LOVE KEVIN’S PERFORMANCE I PRAY YOU COME BACK TO HOUSTON SOON BECAUSE I WILL BE IN THE STAGE AGAIN VIBING TO YOUR MUSIC LOVE YOU IM SHANTERIA ANN PIERREAUGUSTE JOHNSON NICE TO MEET YOU

Probably one of the best concerts iv'e been to in a while, s***s to see him leave the stage and even orion. Its a dream you have to witness yourself to finally say you are a daniel caesar fan. I had one downside was with fans and cutting, happenes everywhere and always does happen but the venue operators said "no tolerance" but at the same time let who skipped slide as we told them who did and who didnt. I will never witness anything perfect as this concert, Loved it so much and forsure will go back sooner, he saved me and many other people !

This show was amazing honestly it was better than amazing it was a spiritual & ethereal experience. I wish I could see her again. This was my first time going to her concert but I've been a fan and appreciator of her music for years, since high school. I was in tears before as her set started because I couldn't believe I was there it was like a dream. I'm so greatful for this opportunity. I hope she had just as good of a time as I did, ik she does a lot of shows and is probably tired but appreciate her giving us an amazing show and vibing with us. I really hope she comes back one day.

This venue impresses me more every time I set foot in the door! A/C blasting! Drink and food lines short even though the event was sold out. Staff is always amazing! The sound is perfection. I don't have to wear my concert ear plugs that I normally always wear to shows. Exiting the venue is as smooth as butta! Last but not least...the BEATNIK BANDITS ARE AMAZING! So much personality and they put on an upbeat fun show every time!

As always, Alter Bridge was fantastic. Killer set list, and Myles, Mark, Brian, and Flip were tight, and are simply the finest musicians today. I also adore Mammoth WVH, who also put on a really great show. The opening act, PIstols at Dawn were new to me, but not bad. Also, shout out to the the staff and security at 713 Music Hall who were terrific during the entire show: they handed out cups of cold water to the entire standing room crowd throughout the show, were friendly and personable, and seemed to be really happy to welcome all of us there. I will definingly go to another show there.

Fresh off his B-Day, WVH and his awesome band sounded great in Hou, TX. They were excellent - was however hoping for an encore of "You'll Be the One" as in a few previous shows but it wasn't to be. The opening band Pistols at Dawn really rocked as well and had a really great energy and stage presence. All in all a great show.

New Order is one of my favorite bands of all time but I had never seen them live because I've heard that they were terrible in concert. I was pleasantly surprised at the energy that Bernard Sumner displayed throughout the show. Much, much better than I had anticipated. For a child of the 80s- this was a fantastic trip down memory lane and I'm so glad I went!

Band sounded awesome! Venue is a no for me. I’m short so I wasn’t able to even get a glimpse of the stage. This is my second time “seeing”a show here and I am not happy with the bottom floor at all. Line to get in which is fine and then another line once you get in? They check tickets when you come in, why do they have to check them again once you go in?

Buddy Guy was fantastic. His voice was strong, his guitar playing perfect, and his humor and banter with the audience was funny and authentic. He is an American treasure and definitely worth seeing on his farewell tour. The opening acts were also excellent. Ally Venable has a great future in the blues - she has killer guitar skills and a strong and expressive voice. She has matured into a legitimate player and a potential icon for the next generation.

Place was beautiful and grungy feeling. They have their own tiny first come -first serve parking lot that you have to quickly download an app and use to lift the barrier allowing departure for 20 dollars. One weak mixed drink was 25 dollars and the inside of the venue is VERY BRISK! Even while dancing amidst dozens of people i didn't get a sweat worked up once.