Tyler Childers Reviews

Fabulous 44 from Minneapolis, Minnesota

GREAT

The concert was great. Sound at First Avenue was really phenomenal! It was a good experience overall. There were a couple of a$$ hats in the crowd & that was annoying. Don't push & don't fight. I think Tyler was exhausted but he still sounded* so* flipping good. It's amazing, all of his talent! Congratulations on a great tour. Hang in there! All you folks putting him down ... come on now. Get real.

Nobody from Tulsa, Oklahoma

HUGE CHILDERS FAN .. BUT A LITTLE FRUSTRATED

Dude you're amazing and you sound perfect live but..... you came to the Cain's Ballroom. THE CAIN'S BALLROOM and played the shortest set i have ever seen at Cain's. You wrapped up with a song no one knew and lights on at like 1115 or something. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN?!?!?! THE Cain's is holy ground in Tulsa and you shi$ all over it. Congratulations.

Jim from Pittsburgh PA

DISSAPOINTED

He was amazing. But no encore!! I've seen some of the greatest groups in history and always an encore singing a couple of their bests that they saved! so no encore and some of his best he doesnt play for that kind of money? And one of the intro bands just didnt make sense genre wise. Felt like he forgot where he gets his paycheck. I will never go see him again and probably done listening to him. But red rocks was amazing! My first time there and it didnt disappoint!

Nancy from New York, New York

TOO MUCH JAMMING

We were at Radio City for the second show on Th night. Opening was great, impressed when we saw he had 23 musicians up there on the stage with him, but the sound was such that you could barely tell. 8 violins/fiddles excited me, but you could hardly ever tell they were making music as they were drowned out by the band. Crazy. He dropped songs from the Wed night set list, and did more jamming with the band which does nothing for me, not why I want to see Tyler Childers. Most of the show was fabulous, but there were maybe a 3-5 songs I could have done without. Play your music dude, stick to your roots. It is why we come to see you.

Leni Corwin from Los Angeles, California

DISAPPOINTMENT

Band too loud. Sound mushy and distorted. Couldn't discern lyrics. Bass way too heavy. Tyler is a great songwriter, but what good does that do when you can't hear the lyrics and the vocals get drowned out.

Teddy from Detroit, Michigan

LEFT EARLY

I was really really looking forward to this show. I drove 2 hours to get there. I'd never been to the Fillmore in Detroit but I like small venues and it looked good on paper. Long story short, crappy venue. Box office opened at 6, then we were left out in the very cold for 2 hours before the doors were opened. Main floor was nothing but a mosh pit. Show didn't start until 9. Horrible opening act...Liz something and the Stampede...Bring earplugs. By the time TC went on close to 10 PM, I was bored and pissed. Couldn't even buy a cup of coffee. The bass player was all that I could hear...the reverb from his strings covered up everything else. So I paid $80 to stand in a freezing line for hours, for crappy seats in a mosh pit venue to see a really bad opening act and then to be unable to discern the songs played by Tylar Childers because of bad sound mixing and crappy acoustics.

MB from Denver, Colorado

DISAPPOINTED

We figured Tyler Childers at the Red Rocks was a win win. Tyler sounded good but didn’t play hardly any of his most popular songs that made him who he is today. He also didn’t play long at all. No encore even though the crowd cheered for a good while. He never came back out. Was even more disappointed to learn that he skipped some of his playlist songs on Wednesday night that he played on Thursday night. Paid good money for this show and traveled from NC. Red Rocks was awesome. Just wish Tyler would have showed up.

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