Beth Hart Tickets

Great relatively undiscovered US singer/songwriter and keyboard player. Thanks to Joe Bonamassa, I got to hear Beth - a raunchy singer in the style of Janis Joplin, Etta James, etc. Venue: Small, intimate with good acoustics Lighting: Basic but adequate Band: Tight with two good guitarists - one has been with Beth for 15 years and the other sounds like Carlos Santana! Audience: Smaller than expected but everyone who was there knew the lyrics and clearly enjoyed the show! Set: I wish that she had sung more tracks from "See Saw" and "Don't Explain". Summary: I would see her again!

Beth was absolutely fantastic, as was her band. My only regret was that she didn't sing I'd Rather Go Blind. I received a copy of the set list from her husband and it was supposed to be the encore. Disappointed!!

Beth Hart has to be one of the most underrated artists around today. She is a hugely talented individual that in my opinion outshines the oft compared Janis Joplin by a rather large margin. Her vocals are ripped from a place deep inside and never fail to make the hair on the back of your neck stand up when they're cast forth and engulf you. Her band play a really tight set and both guitarists are supremely talented but its Beths passionate vocals that let you know without a shadow of a doubt that you are in the midst of something amazing. If you haven't seen her before then go see her first chance you get. And if you have seen her before then you've probably already bought your tickets.

I really was looking forward to seeing Beth Hart, she has an incredible voice and has put out some really good music. Unfortunately, the sound was so bad that the lyrics were indecipherable and the vocals were buried. While she was onstage, she made a joke about a previous crowd complaining about the sound. This was no joke, this was the worst that I have experienced and I take in live music probably once a week. Very disappointing.

While the sound and venue left a little to be desired there was no mistaking the amazing performance put on by Beth Hart and her band. Her interaction with and reading of her audience was second to none - even to the point of getting personally involved with a fan who was in distress towards the end of the set. Fabulous, soulful voice and great stage presence. Loved it all. Wished it was half an hour longer.

each year we get to see beth hart we have to move to bigger and bigger venues but she still keeps it intimate We have seen her in as small as 200 seat ( standing ) bar now up to the metropolis and expect next tour it will grow again As always she delivered in spades doing most of her new album and that gave it a feel of comfort as she seems to be groing much more comfortable in her skin. The voice was astounding and she moved and played off of the audience and band with joy A not to miss event whenever she is near town

I know Beth Hart from her performances with Joe Bonamassa. She blew me away then and now seeing her live even more so. She packs a lot of energy which is maybe why the show was not as long as I had hoped. Nevertheless I would see her again anytime. She seems very engaging with the crowd. She has come a long way on a tough journey but she really seems to be maturing as a performer and writer. Overall a great evening. Metropolis is a great venue especially with the reserved seating.

Thoroughly enjoyed the show, I could not believe how quickly the time past . Beth Hart is truly a great talent and not to be missed. Cannot, not mention her band as they were very very good