The Longest Johns Tickets

This was an awesome concert experience. I love their music and getting into the concert was super smooth. My one complaint is that it was a little too rock focused for me and I prefer the softer voices only versions of their songs. The sound balance was also quite a bit off. It was impossible to hear the lyrics as the drums were too loud. The sound overall did not resonate well in the Atlanta hall. But overall I had an amazing time and would come to another one of their concerts.

I've been to multiple concerts before. Some big, some small. I have never been to a concert so engaging. As a huge fan of Longest Johns (I've been listening for 9 years), I've always wanted to see them live. Once I had the opportunity, I bought the tickets last minute as a splurge for myself. My mother is also a huge TLJ fan, so I got her tickets and we had a great time. The concert was amazing. All the beat drops you hear in the songs, multiply that by 10 in person. The music resonates with you. They are also super personable and genuine. That's what makes TLJ so loved. Opening for The Longest Johns was Sean Dagher. What a treat! Sean Dagher is so amazing, I would also drive hours just to see a concert of his. He engages with the audience and wants you to sing along. If you have played Assassin's Creed, you've probably heard his voice. Regardless, check him out as well. His Shanty of the Week series on YouTube is very fun to watch! After the concert, we were able to get pictures with The Longest Johns and Sean Dagher. It was amazing, and definitely a memory I will cherish. I also got myself some merch. If you are able to attend a concert of theirs, buy your front row tickets now! If you are unable to attend, change your plans and attend anyways! You definitely will enjoy the show.

Honestly they put on one of the best shows I have ever seen. They were engaging, clear and incredibly talented. They clearly loved what they were doing, and were enjoying it just as much as we were. I went with a group and we all agreed we would be attending another show next time we have the chance, even if it meant travelling. So much fun.

One of the better concerts I've been to. Even with one of the band members stuck across the pond due to visa issues they played great and even did a meet and greet for the whole venue after the show. Will definitely see them again next time they're in the States.

Fun, high-energy, humorous, and insanely talented. This group has the best vocal blend for harmonies I've heard. And that's just vocals. Andy's banjo performance is at bullet-train level, while JD's guitar generously fills and smartly leads, sometimes at the same time. Add the antics of the dancing bassist Anto and Rich with his effortless drums-- what more could you ask for? Robbie was missing due to an international travel snafu, but a lucky late substitution by Home Free's Adam Chance kept the harmonies going and added a dash of welcome unpredictability. Definitely no surprise they're selling out shows months in advance! If you get the chance to see them, don't miss it.

Seriously the best show I’ve ever been to! They are so down to Earth and amazing performers. I would love to see them again in the future.

Seen them on their first U.S. tour. Great show! The band members are an awesome group to talk to.

They work the croud really well and a lot of good music.

The band was hampered by some stupid immigration screw up leaving their bandmate stranded in Canada. They performed wonderfully anyway even 25% reduced in vocal power and used their terrific sense of humor to create an ingenious solution with a cardboard cutout and an iPad. they had the club absolutely rocking, stomping, and clapping with little more than the power of their voices and commitment to the songs. Terrific!

The music is infectious, filled with humor, and played by excellent musicians. The female drummer was amazing, the lead guitarist was terrific, as was the bassist, and Igor was vastly entertaining and constantly engaged the audience in the process; singing along, clapping along, forming a conga line, all at his command. He had us in the palm of his hand with his Ukrainian charm.