Zac Brown Band

Country rockers the Zac Brown Band delight crowds all over the States with their infectious music and high energy performance. The sound the band makes sounds so huge when you consider that it is seven musicians sat with their guitars. There are no gimmicks or special effects just endearing, well played country music.

From the ripping stomp-athon 'Whiskey's Gone' that begins the show, the audience cheer throughout. No matter what your preference in genre, Zac Brown and his brilliant band have catered for you with covers from all range of artists such as Led Zepplin, Billy Joel and Queen. The emphasis of fun is there within the performance as Zac continuously interacts with his audience and tells tales of gigs gone by or the meanings behind certain songs before his band kicks in.

Having had a large amount of hits on the US Country chart, the band intelligently blend some together so everyone has chance to hear at least part of their favourite. A particularly fantastic combo is 'Free' and 'Into The Mystic', a cover of Van Morrison. They finish with their very first hit single 'Chicken Fried' and take a final bow whilst enjoying the huge applause from the crowd.

I LOVE the Zac Brown Band. I've seen them three times. This is the first time I've gone on a Sunday and to be honest, I was a little disappointed. They played a lot of covers, which is fine, but when it came to the encore, we were excited because it felt like they had missed a few really good songs. They played one new song off their album, then went into a ridiculously long "guitar battle" which honestly went on for way too long considering that it was 10pm and as a 27 year old with a job, I was ready to go to bed. Had they played that in the middle of the concert, I would have been more into it but I wanted to hear a few more of their big hits during that time. But instead they did the guitar off and we were just like "what is happening right now..." and then the last song they played was a cover! I would have gone home had I know that was going to be the case for the encore. I didn't need to stay an extra 30 minutes for that. We were all pretty disappointed, especially for paying $50 to go see them. They have SO many good songs, and I'm sure they want to switch it up and play something different, but don't use the encore for that! Leave us on a high at the end..

I got to see Zac Brown Band for the second time when they toured with Kenny Chesney! I got to see ZBB when Dr. Ryan took me to the Southern Ground Festival 2 years ago but this was Mom’s first time. I still can’t get over how much talent is in this band. I feel like they play a better rendition of The Devil Went Down to Georgia than Charlie Daniels. I swear it’s faster, I don’t know how they do it. At one point, the lead electric guitarist went into this forever long solo that never got boring. It reminded me of being at a Keith Urban, John Mayer, or Brad Paisley concert. Maybe ZBB should get together with them for a song! The boys finished out their set with Chicken Fried which I’m pretty sure will always be my favorite, no matter how many more albums they release.

We saw Zac in Charlottesville, VA. I twas a great show that highlighted the new album but also his many super hits. We were also impressed with the amount of covers he and the band did. he also included Darrell Scott for the eintire show as part of the bandm which I loved. Also brought out was the O'Conner family band, who are now on my to see list! Caroline Jones was a surprise opener who also came out and did a couple with Zac and she was very good.
I would recommend seeing the Zac Brown Band if you have the chance and also the longtime stalwart Darrell Scott should be on you bucket artist list!

Where to begin??? Zac and his crew are amazingly talented singers, songwriters, performers that don’t get the recognition they deserve in the music industry. My husband is part of his crew and I have had the privilege of witnessing several shows at different locations to “SOLD OUT” crowds that love him. He never does the same show twice, so you just never know what you are going to see when you go to one of them, always a variety of different genres of music. They are all just an amazing group of musicians. I LOVE Zac Brown Band!!!!

Seeing Zac Brown Band live is a treat that anyone who has an appreciation for music could enjoy. They presented all spectrum and genres of music from Kashmir by Led Zepplin to Into the Mystic by Van Morrison, and-of course- some Jimmy buffet. The band displayed their talents both through "big band" moments with flashy lights and hifi audio as well as an "acoustic session" with just six band members and a microphone. The show was family-friendly and enjoyable for all audiences. I definitely want to see Zac Brown Band in concert again.

Great show! They played most of their hit and then some songs from other artist. They did a great job of trying to keep the atmosphere like a party but many of their songs don't fit with that atmosphere. They do a great tribute to the troops. That was a part of the show that had everybody's attention. The lawn seat a Klipchs was you and rowdy but the closer to the pavilion you sat the better that got. The only problem with the show was the opener. They were a little more deep southern country and so nobody seemed to care about them.

I've waited 5 years to see the band. It was well worth the wait. Zac Brown Band did not disappoint. It was a beautiful night. Nobody was acting up and I have a great memory with my lady. She surprised me with the tickets and words can't describe how excited I was. The band is stand up. There were storms coming in and they did there best to finish there set so we could get out to our cars as quick as possible. To have concern for your fans is hands down amazing. Can't wait to see them again.

The last time we saw Zac Brown perform was outside at the Olympic Park back in June 2013 as a support act so we were pleased to see them in an indoor arena and performing as the main act.

Having only discovered the Zac Brown Band around 5 years ago they always inject great energy when performing live and the O2 was no exception. Great live band, great song selection as well as a few covers and an overall performance that brought house down!

Awesome show! Opener Madison Ward will be a star in my estimation. Beautiful vocals and her cover of Killing Me Softly later in the show was magic. Zac and his band are phenomenal musicians. Their covers of Use Somebody, Bohemian Rhapsody and Paradise City were incredible! My favourite was Bohemian Rhapsody. Very engaging and crowd participation was one of best I've ever experienced. Great night. Would see them again in a heartbeat.