Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets

Absolutely a great show! No complaints. The acoustics were awesome, the lighting was great, and the setlist was phenomenal. I even enjoyed the He-man: Master of the Universe banter. Hilarious! My only beef was that how do you have a two night stand and not enough special merch for the second night. I wanted the cool poster referencing the iconic Bull at the ballpark. Doors open at 7:00 and I got to the merch stand shortly after to find out that the posters were sold out. How? I found out that they only had like 10 left from the night before. The Tshirt situation wasn't any better. I get that this is probably an old man yelling at the cloud, but it isn't fair for those of us to attend the second show and have nothing to show for it. The merch that was left to sell, I can get online. Better planning was needed to make it fair for people going to the second show.

Good concert, familiar sound, appropriate length, variety of songs. Nice but not spectacular.

Jason Isbell always does a fantastic show. Great venue for this concert. There didn’t seem to be a bad seat anywhere.

It was apparent that the crowd loved Jason. They were on their feet from the start. Only "Vampires"induced a respectful, reflective sit. Jason is one of the best live performers around today. Every song is played and sung to perfection, and he clearly appreciates all that his band members do to support him. There's at least one Jason song for everyone in this world . . .

Jason Isbell was fantastic! Unfortunately. I didn’t care for the first act, Alejandro Escobedo, at all. It was painful to sit through. Speaking of sitting - when Jason Isbell took the stage everyone stood, which is great, but many never sat down. When I pay DPAC/Ticketmaster prices and are at a venue of that type I expect to be able to sit. I recognize that I wasn’t the youngest person there, but it was uncomfortable and I eventually had to move to another seat so I could see something other than the back of the man in front of me. It all makes sense if you are in a mosh pit but it really detracted from my concert experience.

Although I should have skipped the opening act (not my cup of tea), the concert overall was great. Jason never disappoints. Great songwriting, a super tight band full of talented artists, and a well balanced set list made for a great night. The mix at the venue was great as well.

This is probably the next to the best concert I have been too. Jason Isbell is incredibly talented as is his band. My only complaint is that many of the patrons would not sit down at all during the almost two hours Jason and his band performed. This showed disrespect for other patrons. DPAC is a great venue and it is not necessary to stand for two hours.

I loved every minute. Jacob, an employee of DPAC, was extremely kind and professional and upgraded us to box seats. It was an evening I will never forget. Just what I needed after a really tough week. Thanks, DPAC, for bringing Jason Isbell and hiring top quality folks to make sure every patron’s experience is perfect.

Jason Isbell is great. Great songwriter. Great performer. DPAC sound is always too loud. Always. Stop selling alcohol and stop letting people bring drinks into the show. There is constant interruption by people going in and out for drinks. If you’re going to sell alcohol, make them drink in the bar area. They will be less likely to leave the show and go in and out of the performance hall and less likely to disrupt the people who actually came to see the show.

These guys are pure entertainment. Music music music. They focus on what we come to hear. Good music.