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Great show & ambience. My wife & I found it hard to follow the lyrics, not sure if it's the acoustics of the Burt, or the person on the sound board. Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable evening.
So good to be at a concert after a few years. Really enjoyed the experience, both the brothers and Roman Clarke on drums. Loved the old theatre too but I must say the stairs are getting more challenging the older I get.
The Bros Landreth put on an amazing show Saturday night. Joey’s soulful voice and hot guitar licks lit up the theatre. Dave’s driving bass and vocals provided perfect rhythm and harmony. Let’s not forget the very talented Roland Clarke on drums. He was awesome. And the sign language interpreters were amazing to watch. I especially appreciate Dave’s vulnerability in sharing his experience with mental health and addiction issues. More men need to hear the message that it’s ok to talk about it.
They are so very talented song writers , they take you on a journey on every tune . Great dynamics and sounded big for 3 piece . Thoroughly enjoyed it .
The venue is always amazing and to have this amazing talent made for a very special evening We brought two friends who did not know their music and they were blown away
The Bros Landreth are always amazing. Although it would’ve been nice to know there would be an opening duo guitar singing group as for timing/scheduling for sitter and the lengthy intermission between opening act and feature act.
Excellent intimate gig, the only downer was the poor quality of wine at the NAC bar.
Slow soul ballads to ripping slide is the Bros. It was such a pleasure to see this three man band lay it out. The audience was lapping it up. Can’t wait to see them again.
After an explained hiatus, the bro’s picked up where they left off and delivered a fantastic live experience. Truly professional musicians that clearly love their craft. Will see them every chance I get!
Live music is alive and well. The harmonies and face melting guitar solos are only rivaled by the incredible songwriting and matchless vocals this groups brings. The Brothers Landreth have outgrown this venue, which only means the skies the limit.
