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Nick and Los Straightjackets are a pure joy to watch and listen to perform live! Excellent lyrics blending with world class musicianship is not that easy to come by but these guys rock slow rock fast Rock anyway you want through a good 1.5 hour set. If you enjoy a wide variety of music then do yourself a favor and get a ticket to Nick Lowe and Los Straightjackets Any Time They’re Available.
A truly masterful show. I have never seen the producer of an album run sound for a show before but this shows the care of sound with which Nick Lowe approaches what he is doing. The banter, Nick's performance, the excellent side men. I am not sure if this show could have been better.
The ultimate gentleman of rock. Made the show seem line he was playing just for you. Allison was magical. Truly the Jesus of cool. A true professional.
Nick Lowe is the ultimate gentleman of rock. He personalizes his shows and makes you feel like he is playing just for you that night. I've seen him 3 times now (and will be present for every future show) and each show has been wonderful. I've left feeling I have been lifted and shared a wonderful evening with everyone present. The last song (Allison) was magical. He is the Jesus of cool!
Nick Lowe jokes that if you cut him open you would find one word inside him: Quality entertainment. Fortunately, cutting him open is unnecessary. Get the man's albums and see him live. It is quality entertainment, without question.
Completely stellar performance. Nick Lowe's voice is completely unchanged by time. Still a remarkable crooner. Loved every minute--sad when it ended.
Concert started pretty much in time. Lowe and band were first rate, with a good mix of his songs (and songs of others) from over the years. Concert had a very upbeat mood. Would highly recommend.
The sound at Town Hall is usually not very good for rock & roll shows. Maybe it depends on the seats, but for Nick Lowe it sounded muddy. Ive been to about 10 shows here over the years - and it has sounded good about 30% of the time. So avoid this venue unless you have no choice.
It would be easy to concentrate on Nick Lowe’s past when reviewing his current live show, but his new CD “The Old Magic” shows him to be as sharp as ever. Lowe hit the stage on Thursday with a sharp four-piece band that has been with him over the last year as support act to Wilco and regaled us with songs old and new. Vintage Lowe favorites such as “Peace, Love And Understanding” were given a run out alongside the new album, which has received strong reviews. With such a large catalogue, there was something here for everyone, including those who came to hear vintage Nick or those only familiar with his more recent albums. We saw country-tinged Nick, and Rockpile Nick, (though nothing from the Little Village supergroup) but mostly we saw Nick the consummate entertainer. Clearly, he still enjoys doing what he does very much, and it comes across in his performances. Nick has finished shows on Elvis covers before, (notably Indoor Fireworks ) but tonite he gave us “Alison” in all it’s soft glory as a final encore. All in all, this gent gave us a great show to remind us just why he has survived so long in the business.
Brilliant! Wish he would have played all night. My heart was broken he didn't do So it Goes, but amazing all the same.
