Whiskey Myers

Whiskey Myers along with both opening acts were amazing! The venue however decided after selling tickets and the event sold out that they were going to sell “quick entry” tickets and so we decided to buy them so we didn’t have to wait in line for blocks. When they opened up the gates and started letting us all in and we were only 4th in the quick entry line the people working the quick entry line were so slow scanning each person for security that the regular line had already let like 100 people in by the time the slow people working security at the “quick entry” line had 6 people thru the line. So that was a bit ridiculous on the venues part I believe. Also they had zero food options at the venue and it would have been nice to have just some food inside the venue. It’s got great parking and was fun.

Outstanding show. I’ve seen Whiskey Meyers before but they’ve nothing but get better and more powerful. As a 68 year old the musicianship on display in the concert versions of the songs was never repetitious or boring reminiscent of rock shows of the 70’s and 80’’. Five song encore included “Fortune Son” which whipped the crowd to an even higher level joy, protest, and connection. Rival Sons were outstanding and a great pairing with Whiskey Myers. It appeared much of the crowd around me were not familiar with them but very quickly picked up on the energy, musicianship, and message. I would eagerly go see them as a headliner.

The band hit the stage an hour & a half after the doors open in a venue that shook with their sound. Being an old military armory, the inside was stark and loud. Echos were abundant and the addition of sound deadening of some sort would greatly help this venue. Other than the echoing, the Main St Armory was large, open and had a large bar to serve the crowd. There was 3-4 rows seating in the horseshoe shaped balcony and standing room only downstairs.

All 3 bands put on a great show. Very disappointed that I bought reserved seats and they were switched to Standing VIP Stage. I was standing in front of the speakers and security asked me to move to keep the walkway clear. They gave up after a while and let people stand where I was standing. It was very crowded. Floore's sold too many tickets for their venue. I'll give the bands 5 stars and Floore's one star.

Frankly, this was the best show I have seen since Led Zeppelin's first tour in the US. Maybe even better because the crowd sang every song and danced throughout. I normally don't like that but I was doing the same. Sound was perfect, band played for 2 hours...could have played another 2 hours and nobody would have left the venue. KUDOS to Whiskey Myers, the best band on the planet in 2022! And I have seen them all beginning with The Beatles. Extraordinary stage presence.

5 stars because - Whiskey Myers and Shane Smith and the F’ing Saints. (If you are a Yellowstone fan you’ll understand). The Location - again - is a nightmare. What’s up Dothan??? We splurged for the VIP and had great seats though and regardless of the venue issues WM is always amazing. I’d honestly see them play in a garbage bin. Shane and co. were fantastic. 49 Winchester was great. This show was high energy and pitch perfect. Loved the group encore of Refugee.

The show was awesome but it should have been advertised different when I bought the tickets it was that you were selling the whole band wasn’t till after I got them that it said Cody Cannon of whiskey Myers was great show just should have not been advertised as a pitcher with the whole band you guys could have done better on that and than the line up had a pick of whiskey Myers and Cody cannon so come on

The Palace is just an amazing venue to see a show. It's a music lovers dream. Excellent sound and the room is perfect acoustically. Whiskey Meyers was a great show. They played and sang with lots of emotion. The guitarists are both amazing and they really work together with amazing skill. It's been awhile since I have seen a band work that hard to entertain people. Hats off. I will definitely make a point to see then again soon.

The band hit the stage an hour & a half after the doors open in a venue that shook with their sound. Being an old military armory, the inside was stark and loud. Echos were abundant and the addition of sound deadening of some sort would greatly help this venue. Other than the echoing, the Main St Armory was large, open and had a large bar to serve the crowd. There was 3-4 rows seating in the horseshoe shaped balcony and standing room only downstairs.

The band is spectacular, especially John Jeffers who is breathtaking. It was fantastic despite Cody Cannon’s out-of-sync-with-music delivery of the lyrics, especially early in the set. (Hey Cody, if you are bored with “bars, guitars and honky tonk crowd” then play something else. And decide on the lyrics for “Ballad of a Southern Man” because you never sing it the same twice.) Cody’s delivery improved through the set and the new music was really good and well received. That was my 15th WM concert and it won’t be the last.

I Have been to see Whiskey Myers 6 times in Concert including the show at the Orange Peel on December 7th 2019 in Asheville North Carolina each time they have gotten Better and this one was by far the Best one I’ve been to they played a lot of the older Music Plus a Hell of a lot off of there new Album called (WHISKEY MYERS) which I think is the Best Album they have put out so far I can’t wait to see them somewhere in 2020 They Are No Doubt The Best Band With The Best Music Out Touring Today Keep Rockin

All in all great show. Cody’s voice needs a rest. Sound was bad. If it was the bands system need to fix it or if it’s the venue then Shane on them. Vocals were muddy and Cannons mic was either not on or not working at times . However it is awesome to see them in this venue. Lucky if you went because soon you may not be so lucky to se them in such a nice small venue. Keep on rockin dudes. Also to all the fans it’s great to see fans sing along

Whiskey Myers was awesome. They play hard and fast and clearly had a blast doing it. I’ll go see them again when they come back through town, no question. They added 3-4 minutes to some of their best songs going on runs and jamming. Five stars for their effort and performance. Two stars for the venue. Venue staff was great, but the mics, acoustic balance and lights all sucked. Cody Cannon couldn’t get more that a few inches away from the lead mic before his voice would completely cut out. John Jeffers and Cody Tate would be running licks together up front, with one spotlighted and the other completely in the dark. Acoustic guitar, harmonica and subtler parts of the performance could barely be heard.

The absolute best band around right now and they are amazing live. They make sure to play the right songs everytime and they make sure that they sound great and put on a great show everytime. These guys are all great guys and always take time to visit or say hello to all of their fans. I have seen them several times and they just keep getting better and better each time. With Cody's awesome voice and songwriting along with Cody and John's unbelievable guitar skills it is something everyone should hear. Then add in another sick guitar, with the on point percussionist (don't forget the cowbell too) you have a perfect band. Their music can appeal to everyone no matter what kind of music you like. Really all I can say is just GO CHECK THESE BOYS OUT. I promise you that you will be glad you did because it's always a very fun and highly energetic show. They are my favorite band by far. Thanks for the great shows and awesome music you keep coming with. You guys freaking rock. Good luck and we will see you again soon.

I have seen these guys 5 times, including all 3 HOB shows in Orlando (one was HOB event at the Beacham) and they always put on an excellent show. I have the first 4 albums and like every song on them. I can’t wait for the new one due out this spring. They played 3 new songs including a really catchy one sung by guitar player John Jeffers. I hope it’s on the new album. This show both guitar players sang a song and lead singer Cody Cannon played a lot more harmonica than I had seen in past shows. I loved it! The new arrangement of my favorite song “The Early Morning Shakes” featured both guitarists in dueling solos. The opening song , “Frogman”, was my favorite track from the last album-Mud. All in all a great mix of music that included ballads, guitar driven southern rock, and even a few jam versions of classic Whiskey Myers songs. I guess they picked that up from the time I saw them opening for BlackBerry Smoke. Speaking of acts that shared the Whiskey Myer’s stage, the opening act was Bones Owens a 2 man Nashville band in the vein of Gary Clark,Jr. I really enjoyed the first couple of songs, but it got a little repetitive after a while. I preferred last years opening act The Steel Woods. They really complemented Whiskey Myers style with a good variety of songs from their debut album. Overall, an amazing show. But, spoiler alert, with more albums comes more great songs. So, you may be disappointed when you don’t hear some of your past favorites. I don’t think they played anything off the first album and my wife missed “Dogwood” & “Anna Marie”. I really missed “Strange Dreams”, but they played it last time out, so at least I saw it live once. I imagine the set list changes occasionally from city to city and hopefully the keep mixing it up to keep those songs on tap. But, with that said, this was probably the best overall performance I have seen by Whiskey Myers. It was arranged well musically and the added harmonica rocked. The band just gets more polished every show and evidently word is getting out that these guys put on one hell of a show. They may need to move up to some bigger venues soon with the constant sold out shows. If you get the chance, GO TO THIS SHOW.

What an awesome show by a band that reminded me of a cross between Skynyrd, Cross Canadian Ragweed and their (unfortunately forgotten) Texan brethren Point Blank. They were young and energetic and unlike Skynyrd their songs were fresh and new. As a drummer I love power (and their duel drummers) but the John Bonham'ish 24" bass drum has a concussion that occasionally over-powers their lyrical content - which could be impressive. This is a lyrics based Southern Rock band powered by 7 great musicians who are fun to watch. Can hardly wait to see them again in New Orleans. Wish I could have booked them into Baton Rouge.

Awesome show !! Cody had some issues with his voice but he powered through and it seems it got better toward the end. Encore was phenomenal. The crowd was loud and so was the music. My ears are still ringing. Whiskey Myers is about the best Red Dirt country rock and roll band out there. Amazing song writing, incredible blazing guitars and fantastic fiddle player and rhythm section. And The Steel Woods are well on their way to greatness as well !

Smooth and silky as an 18 year old single malt. A consummate performance from an exploding band. Deeply rooted in the heritage of the Deep South, they are also modern, fresh, and fully deserving of their supreme confidence. Comparisons to greats of the past doesn't do them justice enough. Masters of their craft, they are now finding, and mastering the art of the big performance. And the best part is their best is yet to come. A must see.

I have been in Little Rock for 32 years of my life is the very best show I've ever seen from rev room to the metroplex to Verizon counting JuaNitas and Vinos I love music more than anything and have gone to every Little Rock show from 1990 to 2016 you could tell they enjoyed their time and they played very very well!! Please bring them back I will be there and bring many people with me

badass as always Whiskey Myers is well worth seeing everytime I do is even better than the last #! so for the people who didn't go you really missed out on a great show and you really need to get out sometime and go see Whiskey Myers you want regret that you did and for the Whiskey Myers band keep doing what you do guy's Merry Christmas and Happy New Year #! great love and respect for you...#! Jessie Mitchell