Tall Heights Tickets

The Tall Heights are amazingly talented and put on a great show. Loved the venue as well.

Always smooth mellow melodies delivered in a delicious smoothie of sound.

I love these guys. The first time we heard them was at an open air venue and their voices came in loud and clear. Unfortunately the sound guy had the instruments too loud, especially the guitar. (This balance was worse for Ryan Montbleau who performed first.) Despite that I love their sharp lyrics and the cello, which offers such a strong emphasis. Tall Heights is terrific, love them!

I LOVE concerts at the Old Whaling Church in Edgartown. The atmosphere and early evening lighting is amazing. Including the acoustics. But this was a near total miss this time around. The sound engineering was completely off, and we could barely hear any of the lyrics and much of the music of Tall Heights sounded muddled, thick and too loud. The acoustics in the church are very live and very bright and this concert was completely overamplified. The best piece of the show was their acoustic version of "Bird on a Wire." The entire show could have been performed unplugged. What a complete miss for these very experienced performers! Didn't anyone do a sound check? As a performer and songwriter myself, I know that sound checks are crucial before a show. Also found their music somewhat repetitive in style and form. I LOVED Ryan Montbleau. Similiar problems with acoustics, but since he performed solo, not as bad. I will definitely see him again.

Tall Heights was really great - very unique sound and great composition of songs. The venue was definitely the right fit...very intimate and has a good vibe.

It was 9 degrees out on the streets of the Lower East Village, but Tim Harrington and Paul Wright warmed up the Mercury Lounge quickly. The two were joined by Paul Dumas (percussion) and Oliver Hill (keys) for songs off their new EP, Holding On, Holding Out for a fuller sound. Like any Tall Heights show, the evening was filled with cheeky banter from the boys and hauntingly beautiful music. The unplugged version of Heirloom was a major highlight, showcasing the vocal talents of Harrington and Wright, and silencing a crowd of 250 patrons. Overall, a perfect score of a night!

Two quirky personalities blend together perfectly for the most beautiful, artistic portrayal of music. The orchestra accompaniment took what is normally an unforgettable musical experience to an entirely different level. Each song that was played with the orchestra got better and better, and I was amazed to learn that the conductor of the youth orchestra had done his own arrangement of the music. Truly a magical experience - I found myself with chills on more than one occasion. This band is special, and the orchestra they shared the stage with made it that much more special.

Tall Heights hit the stage Saturday night and treated the crowd to a mix of fan favorites and brand new songs. To create an even fuller sound, Tim and Paul were accompanied by Eric Jones and Liz Vaughan for a number of songs. The guys are definitely stepping outside of their comfort zone with their song writing and are being met with success. As usual, they entertained the crowd with anecdotes about song inspiration and stories from the road. I also walked away from the night with an amazing one-of-a-kind painting, courtesy of Tim's talents, with Tall Heights song lyrics on it. I'm currently deciding on the perfect spot to hang it.

Tall Heights put on an amazing performance. Definitely worth seeing them live!

Their dynamic on stage is so great! I've never seen them perform before and I was blown away.