Should I go see Lyle Lovett or not

Lyle Lovett is playing near me soon and I'm wondering if I should go?

Yes.

Absolutly! One of the Best Entertainers! He's got a great lead guitarist too. By all means Go!

Yes! Have seen him twice and both times were incredible!

Yes. Lyle is quirky but a fine entertainer. Plus, he always has great musicians working with him.

I'd go! Great singer, great songwriter, great band, what's not to like?

Tim

Yes. Go.

He's one-of-a-kind.

Ok I will go!!!

No. As one Highlander to another, save yourself the trouble. Send your tickets to me and I will dispose of them properly. But.......if you do decide to go, you won't be disappointed. HE is one of the most amazing singer/songwriters ever and the Collings guitar are worth the price of admission alone. GO

I've seen him live twice, and found it very worthwhile both times.

Kind of a weird dude and "country" ain't my favorite kind of music, but this guy knows how to make music.

JM

I missed him when he was here a few years back, and he hasn't been back since. I will NOT miss him again.

Seen Lyle and his large band twice and saw Lyle and John Hiatt together.

Just go. That is all.

Tim

You WILL go. You WILL have a great time!

I've seen him 4 or 5 times. Never disappoints.

Hope he plays "Natural Forces".

Seen Lyle 4 times, never disappointed.

Do you like music? If so, you should go.

He just came up on my radar and i was watching some videos and his playing is great but I was wondering if he still plays well live?

Seen Lyle and his large band twice and saw Lyle and John Hiatt together.

Just go. That is all.

Tim

Lucky Hiatt is great

He plays superbly live, one of the best performers. Go see him unless you are just not into his stuff.

The man performs like he means it, cool cool guy.

Just got tickets and I'm pumped

Come back and report and if he's not one of the best live acts you've ever seen I'll be astounded. I've seen him three times including meeting him at once and his show has never lasted less than 2-2 1/2 hours not including an encore or two.

If Lyle sat down to take a break his band alone is worth the price of admission. Truly a gifted writer and performer and a really down to earth guy. He's not your average "big time" star with an attitude to go with it. The guy loves to entertain. He's one of my all time favorite writers and performers.

Lyle is the real deal, you should go, and enjoy something special.

If you got the time, money and inclination. He'll have a great band. I'm sure you'll enjoy an evening of great music. Live a little.

Absolutely! Lyle's a national treasure.

Lyle Lovettt and his huge Band at the Cains Ballroom was one of the most awesome shows I'd seen in a long time at that point. I had never paid attention to his muic before then.

My ex dragged me to see him the first time. I went eagerly the second. He really puts on a great show.

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Not your 3 chord stuff....eclectic...is that the word??
Surrounded by great musicians as well....

GO

Seeing him again on July 22nd in Indianapolis -- I think this will be my 15th or so Lyle concert. I was even at the one where he got married to Julia Roberts. She came out in her wedding dress and no shoes and introduced him by saying "Ladies & Gentlemen, my husband and his large band".

I saw him and when he started playing that Collins guitar before the band kicked it, I thought I was listening to a CD. I've never heard an acoustic guitar sound so good live. And I've done sound for a lot of people with good rigs and great guitars.

And the concert was great and he brought out Allison Krause for one or two song to sing harmonies. (Her brother's the bass player, so I guess she was hanging out)

Lovett always surrounds himself with amazing musicians.

Seeing him again on July 22nd in Indianapolis -- I think this will be my 15th or so Lyle concert. I was even at the one where he got married to Julia Roberts. She came out in her wedding dress and no shoes and introduced him by saying "Ladies & Gentlemen, my husband and his large band".

I did not see him at that show (I saw him one at Clowes and once at Hilton U. Brown), but I saw Don Henley at Deer Creek that same week and he dedicated a song to the "newlyweds."

Hope he comes near me again sometime soon...