College Street Music Hall

Great show! Martin Fry sounded incredible and the band was awesome- watching one guy play keyboard, sax, and flute was amazing! And the guitar player rocked it out of the park! Nick Beggs joining Howard was SO cool- loved their version of Too Shy! And of course, Richard Blade kept us all entertained with his inside stories of everything 80’s music-oriented! Loved it!

Show was crazy! Henry Wagon’s delivered an incredible performance as the opener for The Dead South. He really answered my question, “Who the Hell is Henry Wagons?” And kicked ass while doing so!

If they would have turned down the drums it would have been great. All you heard was drums and not the vocals (that’s what I come for)except when not drumming , good thing some of the lyrics were being projected on back wall. This is a very small venue and it seemed they were projecting for a much larger space. I give the group a five but the experience a three. Do a better sound check and adjust.

If they would have turned down the drums it would have been great. All you heard was drums and not his voice except when not drumming . This is a very small venue and it seemed they were projecting for a much larger space. I give Aiden a five, he had a lot of energy, but the experience overall a three.

Bellrays opened the show strong.... the lead has an amazing voice, and the band held in there to bring it all together. Social Distortion killed it! Took the stage around 910pm, and played hard for 90 minutes. The lead was interactive and shared his personal experience with medical issues to personalize the feel of the show! My buddy and I were GA on the floor, and the night was perfect. The venue is such a nice place to see a show, and the staff are wicked accommodating- my buddy is blind, and the staff assisted us at every turn to make our night simple.

The thing that you experience when deep in meditation or flow, that is indescribable, even to yourself, Trevor and Into the Great Beyond managed to put into light, sound, and energy. Fabulous. Congratulations on a great and moving show. Please come back to New Haven again!

This band should be selling out arenas. Best concert I've ever seen and I've seen a lot. My only complaint is it was too short since they are sharing the headliner with Clutch. Jay Buchanan is the best lead singer and front man out there, just amazing. Awesome show.

Band is fabulous. Marcus is certainly on top of his game, combined with pushing the solos of his band mates. As an aside, Kudos to his backup female vocalist!!! She deserved her own solo during their performance! Acoustics and sound system are below par at the College Street venue. Overdue for either sound absorption implementation, or upgraded sound system to offset all the cement!

First time seeing Damian Marley live - he’s was great, brought the song to life with his brother Stephen. Need a better opening act - it was a sole DJ playing older Jamaican songs through a so-so sound system.

Very good show from Damian + Stephen Marley - band was fire & sound was great. Opening Act was a sole DJ playing older Jamaican hits & the sound system wasn’t great.

Although this was called the "Uneasy Tour" I would better phrase this event as the "John Batiste Experience". He is an incredible musician and performer and his band is top notch. Talk about an immersive experience - just go to one of his events and you'll know what I mean.

Jon Batiste put on a spectacular show. His muscianship and his ability to connect with the crowd left everyone in awe. Everyone who can should go see him when he is playing in your area.

This band keeps popping up on different media sources, and every time I hear a new song by them, I'm intrigued. I started checking them out more and more, so I had to see them when they came around. The crowd was singing along and appeared as into the band as I was. They put on a great show! I love what a great big sound they produce with so few instruments! Royal Blood is destined to go far, I'm so glad I got to see them and hope to see them many more times as they tour!

Excellent, Awesome, Mind Blowing!!!! The Mars Volta really PUT ON A SHOW!!!!!! Gave it all they had. They even said it was an extraordinarily good night. Venue is great too - glad to see the promoters bringing in "unusual" bands who usually skip over the territory between NYC & Boston & only play those 2 big cities.

Went there for beartooth, you came in to open and blew the roof off the place, earning a fan in the process. Seriously I thought your set was wayyyyyy better tbh. You guys were so humble and chill, I can't wait to come watch y'all headline!!

Excellent musicians. Gorgeous and great sounding backup singers. I always enjoy seeing Christopher Cross concerts because they are never too loud, but they always have great sound. Perfect volume and perfect music!

I had really high hopes for this show and even still it was better than I ever hoped it could be. Christopher Cross sounds exactly the same as he always had, and was really engaging, telling stories. I was in awe the whole time.

Great show, although not sure why they did not play NYC as the did on previous nights?? We only got 12 songs from the boys! Overall, the band sounded great; lots of energy. I could have dealt with a few more songs from The Cult rather than the first act, Zola Jesus. Not much enjoyment there… The second band, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club was pretty good; will definitely check out there stuff on Spotify.

The band? AMAZING. Caleb’s mic, not so great. No idea what the deal with it was but it was borderline incoherent when it wasn’t supposed to be. Lol Still. Amazing stage presence and a great show.

Kansas came out with Song for America and the energy was fantastic that they put out with the highlight being the whole Point of no Return album! I seen the band many times but this was great from start to finish!