Sturgill Simpson With Tyler Childers
Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers hit the road in their A Good Look'n Tour!
Sturgill Simpson With Tyler Childers
Join Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers on tour!
Sturgill Simpson With Tyler Childers
Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers hit the road in their A Good Look'n Tour!
Why see Sturgill Simpson With Tyler Childers?
A Good Look'n Tour
Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers are joining forces this winter as they embark on their A Good Look'n Tour! Celebrating their most recent releases (Sturgill's "Sound & Fury" EP and Child's summer release "Country Squire") the dynamic duo will hit over 30 cities across North America.
Whilst Childers takes a more authentic approach to his Bluegrass sounds Simpson is a purveyor of a more Alternative-Country vibe, but although they may differ (slightly) musically the two artists share a love of heartfelt lyrics and intricate melodies. With seven albums between them don't miss out on hearing hits like "All Your'n" and "Sing Along" live!
Reviews
Customer reviews
10 reviews, average rating: (3.0 Stars)
K
Jam session
After seeing a few live performances and hearing the new album, I was hoping it would be a guitar based jam session, and he didn't disappoint- 2 hours of some tight riffs and traded solos. ... Read more
Dupe
A must go
I helped set up the audio and stage then took my son for a great 1. Would definitely enjoy them both again. They both can belt and have a brand of uniqueness. That last Sturgill song was a rockin jam and a mic smasher. Better than a 3 song encore. Tyler and the Food Stamps I can listen to for hours. ... Read more
Dave Milt
Great Show that left me disappointed
First off, the Peterson center had a problem an did not allow the crowd in early enough to get seated. Tyler lead off with his beloved Feathered Indians. I felt bad for most of the crowd that was not seated yet. Childers set was a little over 80 minutes an was fantastic. He should have played all night. From reading past set lists, he has been ending his shows with a 4 songs acoustic set. I was disappointed not to see/hear Follow You To Vergil and Hardtimes. I’m not quite sure what to think of Sturgill’s reinvention / new sound. I knew going in what I was going to see. But, for the fans that started listening to him for his great song writing and Americana/ traditional country sound it was not a enjoyable show. Even favorites like End of the Long White Line and Turtles All the Way Down we’re electrified and jammed out to they were almost not recognizable. ... Read more
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