Ryan Adams Tickets

I thought the show was amazing. The guy is a sheer talent on the guitars and on the piano. You could hear a pin drop in the tabernacle, A sign of very knowledgeable appreciative fans. True fans. The covers of REM, INDIGO GIRLS and B52S were a beautiful nod to Georgia musicians and his interpretations of the songs was amazing. He is treasure. Especially in his solo environment. A don't miss for me, especially at the Tabernacle.

He was amazing. Funny, interactive, human, incredibly talented, and played for nearly four hours. Fantastic artist.

Wow. Ryan Adams all solo, all unplugged, approximately 3 hours 40 minutes. No video, because no way was I wanting to interfere for myself the intimacy of his performance. The setlist was more than 30 songs, plus a couple handfuls of choice covers. Simply astonishing.

Have been to more than 300 concerts and easily one of the best I've seen.. Ryan sounded great, was on for more than 3 1/2 hours and played 41 songs. On his game, in great spirits. Just amazing. Was at Tabernacle in Atlanta. Show specific covers (2 each from Athens' R.E.M. and B-52's, 2 from Atlanta's Indigo Girls). Even covered Georgia On My Mind. A show I'll never forget. Big fan of Ryan's but went with 2 people who were not very familiar with his music. Both were blown away.

Ryan Adams was amazing! Great singer, songwriter and musicians! One of the best concerts I have attended!

Ryan Adams was amazing! Wonderful singer, songwriter and musician!

The song list was extensive from Mr. Adams early catalog. Ryan also performed several covers that were most well received. He moved quickly between song-to-song playing assorted acoustic guitars and an upright piano. The vocals and the sound mix sounded great including a healthy dose of reverb that added depth to the acoustic performances. All-in-all, an evening well spent with a great artist.

Before walking into seeing Ryan Adams for the first time in concert, I had high expectations for who I consider to be one of the best singer song writers around. I am sorry to have been let down. When we stepped up to the entrance doors of the auditorium right on time at 8 o'clock sharp, the doors were locked with an attendant telling us we could not enter. After a few minutes, she obliged the growing number of us bewildered attendees at the doors and let us enter into a pitch-black auditorium. Ushers scrambled with their mini flashlights to help us find our seats one party at a time. Between the bizarre, dimmed lamp lighting on stage, Adams' self-absorbed stage presence (voicing self-praise for a number of his songs, and rarely acknowledging his fans) and his disheveled appearance, I felt I was in the presence of a performer who was not there for us at all- I'm not sure why he was there? Since the concert I have not been compelled to listen to his music. Hopefully my feelings of disappointment will subside, but I'll stick to listening to him through media and not in concert going forward.

He played 41 songs in 3 hours! Superb!!! I look forward to seeing him play again, this time with a full band!

One of America's finest song writers, solo acoustic in his home state. 3 hours w/ no breaks.