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Customer Reviews for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

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Review 1 for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

5 / 5

Falling for Grace!

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: The whole band playing on one drum set! @

Setlist: Medicine, Paris, Down to the river @

Posted 24/03/2013

by Vasouli

Location:London

Absolutely brilliant!!These guys deserve a bigger venue and more people to listen to them!Great music, amazing energy on stage , one of the best concerts I have been in a while! Grace is brilliant , beautiful voice and a very gifted songwriter who is greatly complimented on stage by some very talented musicians.

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: The whole band playing on one drum set! @

Setlist: Medicine, Paris, Down to the river @

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Review 2 for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

5 / 5

Grace Potter & The Nocturnals rock London!

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: Grace solo on keyboards, playing Big White Gate, a truly moving performance. @

Setlist: NBTW 1, Lion the Beast the Beat, Never go back, Goodbye kiss, Apologies, Timekeeper, Turntable, Ah Mary, Big White Gate, Atlantic City, Runaway, Keepsake, Stop the bus, NBTW 2, The divide, Paris encores Stars, American girl, Medicine @

Opening act(s): Sam Fender @

Posted 18/03/2013

by thejimster

Location:Essex

Grace potter is probably not a name that many people in the UK know, but she should be! Along with her band The Nocturnals she played her first headlining UK gig at Bush Hall and they gave a performance that shows good rock and soul is alive and well and in capable hands.

From the moment Grace walked on stage, signature flying V guitar in hand and launched into Nothing But the Water 1 everyone in Bush Hall knew they were in for a special night . We were then treated to song after song, performed with unbelievable, passion, soul and energy from a band that truly means it! From the searing guitars of Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco to the funky rhythm section of Matt Burr and Michael Libramento, along with Grace playing guitar, keyboards and singing her heart out (what a voice, now that's soul) the whole set did not dip once. From straight ahead rockers to slow ballads and everything inbetween the quality of the songwriting is top drawer. After an hour and three quarters of quality music the gig was over and i think i can guarantee everybody there walked away thinking they had been a part of a very special night.

I can only hope that Grace and the band revisit the UK soon as nights like this are rare and i really doubt that if they tour here and get any kind of exposure they will not be playing small venues for long. Do yourself a favour and catch Grace Potter & The Nocturnals play live because nothing prepares you for the experience!

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: Grace solo on keyboards, playing Big White Gate, a truly moving performance. @

Opening act(s): Sam Fender @

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Review 3 for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

5 / 5

Grace Potter, goddess of rock

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: The cute little Grace and Benny dance 11 minutes into recommended video @

Setlist: nothing But The Water 1, The Lion The Beast The Beat, Never Go Back, Goodbye Kiss, Apologies, Timekeeper, Turntable, Ah Mary, Big White Gate, Atlantic City, Runaway, keepsake, Stop The Bus, The Divide, Nothing But The Water 2, Paris, stars, American Girl and Medicine @

Opening act(s): Sam Fender @

Posted 15/03/2013

by Tuamare

Location:London

I should lay my cards on the table here, I have loved Grace Potter's music from afar for some four years. I discovered her through a YouTube video of her plus Joe Satriani and others covering Cortez The Killer. Not only is it stunning for the music, and her voice, what stood out for me was the unmistakeable joy on Grace's face, it was obvious that she genuinely loves her music. You may think, don't all musicians? All I can do is suggest that you check out this for yourself and reach your own conclusions. Since then I've sought out all the Grace Potter music I can get my hands on, and watched all the YouTube I can find. I've posted in many places urging them to visit the UK, and I never thought it would happen. So when I got word of this gig at what is, to me, an obscure and tiny venue, I had to go.So this is a biased review. But who else would go to a barely publicised gig in a tiny venue on a cold Wednesday night but someone who just loves the band? I've seen most of the great bands, starting with The Beatles. For me there's nothing better than a Springsteen marathon. How would a little band from Vermont measure up?

My anticipation levels were of course through the roof. I was one of the first in and got a great spot in front of the stage. Perfect view, and so close you could lean on the stage. I don't honestly think there's a point of a song by song review as just about everyone who may read this won't know her music. Those who do know her will most likely feel the same as I do, if the people I know as a result of this gig are anything to go by. What stands out as a band is their sheer energy and love of playing music. Also, of course, Grace has a really great voice, for both rock and ballads (check out Stars). She is also extremely attractive, which is never a bad thing! The set was about 1 3/4 hours, with just two covers - Atlantic City and American Girl, which I don't think was on the original set list. Maybe what I like most about them is when they jam, as on Stop The Bus and Nothing But The Water part 2. But make no mistake, Grace has soul too and can melt your heart with the ballads. Grace plays her Flying V and she also has Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco on guitar, so between them they make a killer trio. Matthew Burr is a cool drummer, and the line up is completed by the accomplished Michael Libramento, who mostly plays bass. I say mostly as they swap instruments

I don't think you can pigeon hole the music, as they can cover many different styles. To me the high spots are when they're rocking, the power and exuberance combine with Grace's charisma make an irresistible potent force.

I don't expect anyone not knowing this band to take my word for it, check out some videos on You Tube. A word of warning though. I have watched a huge amount of Grace Potter videos and thought I knew what I was going to get. Not so, the live experience blew me away in a way that I never really expected. I honestly can't fault them.

They are talking of coming back later in the year. If they do, I recommend them 100%

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: The cute little Grace and Benny dance 11 minutes into recommended video @

Opening act(s): Sam Fender @

Video Review:

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Feel the force!

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Review 4 for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

5 / 5

Grace Potter - Superstar in the Making

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: Grace leaping on top of her piano / organ to start American Girl in the encores @

Setlist: Nothing But the Water 1, The Lion The Beast The Beat,Never Go Back, Goodbye Kiss, Apologies, Timekeeper, Turntable, Ah Mary, Big White Gate (solo), Atlantic City, Runaway, Keepsake, Stop The Bus, The Divide, Nothing But The Water 2, Paris, Medecine, Stars, American Girl, Medicine @

Posted 15/03/2013

by Tshirt

Location:MIdlands

What a show GPN delivered at Bush Hall. From the opening notes of her unaccompanied first song to the final crashing notes of the last this band entertained us. The raw energy, the basic rock 'n roll that was at the heart of the gig never once relented. Loud...it nearly took your head off, but through it all Grace's wondrous voice shone through like a crisp, tight ray of light. I've been following GPN's progress for a few years, from being virtually unknown in the states, to a pretty popular band today. They deserve to take the world and I really hope they are back in the UK before long.

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- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Favourite moment: Grace leaping on top of her piano / organ to start American Girl in the encores @

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Review 5 for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

5 / 5

Bush Hall @

- London @

- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

Posted 15/03/2013

by laureh

the venue was very small but they had enough energy for a whole stadium! absolutely amazing band!!

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- Wed 13 Mar 2013 @

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