Lucinda Williams Tickets

Lucinda always manages to surround herself with great musicians. She was awesome as usual. Great show.

Best songwriter out there. Awesome performance. Great setlist and band dynamic. Cant wait for them to come back

bob dylan wishes he could write like lucinda.the band was tight.the show was awsome.

She glowed. The band rocked. The crowd was great and it was fun to be at Webster Hall in the big apple.

Lucinda captivated the audience tonight. She exploded onto the stage with a killer rendition of "Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings" which was perfectly played by her backup band, Buick Six. The audience responded with almost ear deafening applause. It was that good ! She proceeded to play tunes from "World Without Tears", my favorite Lucinda CD. She didn't let up as she soulfully offered up "Righteously", "Those Three Days, "Ventura" etc. As she swung into tunes from "West", she held us in awe knocking out "Unsuffer Me", "Come On" with a blistering accompaniment from Buick 6, and "Everything Has Changed". After delivering a few tracks from the "Little Honey", she came back for an unforgettable encore of songs from the earlier CDs. I can honestly say that this was the best of the 5-6 Lucinda Williams' shows that I have seen in the past 10 years. And, it is most certainly the best show of any artist that I have seen in the past 5 years. Bravo, Lucinda!!!

I had a great time at the Lucinda Williams concert. Loved her voice and the band the bass, drums and the many guitars..... Loved it!!! Goosebumps.....

excellent concert. Lucinda is a great singer songwriter. also has a great back up band of talented musicians. loved the songs with the backup band adding to Lucinda's great songs

In my opinion she lived up & exceeded expectations. I really liked the fact that she introduced most songs with some history behind them. This was helpful because until about 5 months ago I didn't know who she was. Her backup band (the buick 6?) was very good & versatile playing a number of different instruments. It was a very solid show. My only regret was that the Queen Elizabeth Centre staff did not notify the concert goers (flicking the lights maybe) that she was back performing her 2nd set. I (and many others) missed part of her 2nd set.

What more is there to say...an amazing talent backed by an amazing band.

It's a "sweet old world" when Lucinda takes to the stage as she did last night at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto. With her smokey, edgy vocals and her honest rock-n-roll swagger, this singer/songwriter owned the stage and delighted the audience with her engaging performance of songs ranging from the subtle, haunting acoustic strum of "I Envy the Wind" and "Lonely Girls" to the grinding jump-out-of-your-seat energy of "Joy" and "Get Right with God". Superior acoustics in the hall complimented the rich performance. How very "Righteously" to end a Canadian Thanksgiving weekend in this way. Thanks for the good things in life, like Lucinda Williams and Buick 6 for rendering such beauty and passion, lyrically and instrumentally. Cheers and be sure to catch Lucinda the next time she sways into town.

lucinda is always intimate and into the music. this show was no exception. great venue,excellent sound(she made the comment herself too) and the ticket prices were excellent.

Best female writer and vocalist ever

Last night 30th Anniversary concert was one to remember. What made it so special was that she chose songs that she rarely performs live. She has the best back-up band (Buick 6) who shone, once again. Unfortunately, they didn't open for her this time, which was a disappointment. The Queen Elizabeth Theatre is a nice venue, but the acoustics were far better when she played Massey Hall last year.

It was my first time to the QE Theatre (and Lucinda's first time performing there). She commented twice that the venue sounded excellent and from my perspective there wasn't a bad seat in the house (it was half empty so I moved around to check out a few different perspectives). The set list drew from the 5 most recent albums and it was fabulous. The backing band was great and really knew the material well. My only complaints are that a) the guitar player on the left of the stage was WAY too loud for the first 5 or 6 songs of the second set. He drowned out to the acoustic guitar and drums completely and mostly drowned out the amazing lead guitar. Can't believe the sound man didn't turn him down! The problem fixed itself when he changed guitars. b) the energy in the room was really low and I think this was due to the fact that it was half full (due to thanksgiving). I think it would have made a huge difference if Lucinda Williams had been TOLD that it was Canadian Thanksgiving and aknowleged that people were at home eating turkey. This lack of awareness creates a kind of disconnect with the audience. She did say "nice of you to come out on a Sunday" but this wasn't just any Sunday. Makes me wonder if she was bummed out at the low turnout.

I've seen lucinda once earlier this year and as much as I loved it..she didn't satisfy my need to hear more song s from the "west" cd...welll to my surprize lucinda came .back this year for a 30 ann tour and I coudnt have been happier. She came for two nights and divided her career into two shows...brilliant...I came to the later part of her career and I coundlt have been happier.....I love her west cd and I got to see her perform 5 or so songs..lucinda is the best and sexy as all hell.....come back soon...ill be waiting

Wow her voice was unreal, the cross section of songs spanning her carreer was unforgetable. oh and after the show the 2nd show she was nice enough to hang out with myself and my girlfriend plus a few other fans, she is super nice and down to earth. a must see in any town on any day.

What a beautiful and intimate show. I loved the asides and glimpses into what she was going through as her career developed. Her voice is as strong as ever, the band was awesome and the venue sound was amazing.

We are big fans of Lucinda's and this show was my birthday present to my husband'. She's sounds even better live and it was great to hear her early folkways songs as well as favorites like Passionate Kisses and Jackson. She sounded great, the band sounded great and the acoustics of the hall were great too. If anything we are now even bigger fans.

What a great show, Lucinda was so personable and the song selection was excellent. She is great live, lots of history behind the songs and albums/CD's. Great venue.

Lucinda Williams and Buick 6 at Toronto's Queen Elizabeth Theatre gave a great show, but I have to say their performance last year at Massey Hall was even better. Lucinda and the band didn't seem as energetic and passionate as they did last year and the sound system—or perhaps the mixing engineer—was far superior at Massey Hall. Or maybe Massey Hall just has much better acoustics. In any case, I'm looking forward to Part II tonight. Wouldn't miss it!