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Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 2221 reviews

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Blackberry Smoke on Tour

Though they've had their biggest success in the country market, the guys in Blackberry Smoke are rock 'n' rollers at heart. When they hit the concert stage, that becomes immediately apparent, but of course, so does the twangy side of their sound. Ultimately, what comes across is a roots-rocking blend that incorporates the influences of classic Southern rock, '70s/'80s heartland rockers and yes, a dash of modern country. And whether they're delivering a chugging good-time tune like "Rock and Roll Again" or a reflective ballad like "Let Me Down Easy," what comes through the loudest is the band's authenticity. These ol' boys are the real deal, playing it their own way with no nonsense and no rock-star moves. And since they do exactly what they feel, don't be surprised if that extends to covers of songs by their favorite artists such as Little Feat, The Grateful Dead or Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.

Blackberry Smoke in Concert

Blackberry Smoke has always done things their own way, rising to stardom by building an audience from the ground up, remaining resolutely independent and staying true to their roots. The band formed in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2000, with singer/guitarist Charlie Starr, guitarist Paul Jackson, and brothers Richard and Brit Turner on bass and drums, respectively, and that lineup remained intact into their breakthrough and beyond, adding keyboardist Brandon Still in 2009. They released their debut album, Bad Luck Ain't No Crime, in 2003, but it wasn't until their third album, 2012's The Whippoorwill, that Blackberry Smoke started achieving major commercial traction. Their next record, 2015's Holding All the Roses, reached No. 1 on the country charts as well as No. 29 on the pop tally, underscoring the band's pan-genre appeal. Their homegrown blend of Southern rock and country has remained authentic and untainted through it all.

Setlists

    1. 1.Sanctified Woman
    2. 2.Hammer and the Nail
    3. 3.Workin' for a Workin' Man
    4. 4.Good One Comin' On
    5. 5.You Hear Georgia
    6. 6.Hey Delilah
    7. 7.Like It Was Yesterday
    8. 8.Waiting for the Thunder
    9. 9.Sleeping Dogs (With "Midnight Special" interlude)
    10. 10.Barefoot Angel
    11. 11.Old Scarecrow
    12. 12.Ain't Got the Blues
    13. 13.Whatcha Know Good
    14. 14.Run Away From It All
    15. 15.Up in Smoke
    16. 16.One Horse Town
    17. 17.I'll Keep Ramblin'

  2. Encore

    1. 18.24 Hours at a Time (The Marshall Tucker Band cover)
    2. 19.Ain't Much Left of Me (With "When the Levee Breaks" interlude)
    1. 1.Live It Down
    2. 2.Good One Comin' On
    3. 3.Hammer and the Nail
    4. 4.Pretty Little Lie
    5. 5.Waiting for the Thunder
    6. 6.Hey Delilah
    7. 7.Let It Burn
    8. 8.Best Seat in the House
    9. 9.Sleeping Dogs
    10. 10.Azalea
    11. 11.Old Scarecrow
    12. 12.The Whippoorwill
    13. 13.Ain't Got the Blues
    14. 14.Whatcha Know Good
    15. 15.Run Away From It All
    16. 16.Southern Child (Little Richard cover)
    17. 17.Up in Smoke
    18. 18.One Horse Town
    19. 19.Little Bit Crazy

  2. Encore

    1. 20.Jessica (The Allman Brothers Band cover)
    2. 21.Other Side Of The Light
    3. 22.Ain't Much Left of Me
    1. 1.All Over the Road
    2. 2.Hammer and the Nail
    3. 3.Good One Comin' On
    4. 4.Like I Am
    5. 5.Pretty Little Lie
    6. 6.Hey Delilah
    7. 7.Let It Burn
    8. 8.Like It Was Yesterday
    9. 9.Crimson Moon
    10. 10.Waiting for the Thunder
    11. 11.Sleeping Dogs
    12. 12.Azalea
    13. 13.Everybody Knows She's Mine
    14. 14.Lesson in a Bottle
    15. 15.Ain't Got the Blues
    16. 16.Old Scarecrow
    17. 17.Run Away From It All
    18. 18.One Horse Town
    19. 19.Little Bit Crazy

  2. Encore

    1. 20.Scare the Devil (with Spencer Jackson)
    2. 21.Ain't Much Left of Me

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Reviews

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 2221 reviews
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  • BEST CONCERT EVER

    by WILLIN on 6/10/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    BEST CONCERT EVER!!!! BRING THEM BACK EVERY YEAR!!!! SPECTACULAR SHOW!😘❤️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️👍🤟

  • A perfect outdoor show

    by Gabe on 6/9/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    The venue was plenty spacious with me able to get back to my spot near the front pretty easily. Blackberry Smoke always puts on a great show and this was no different. Nice and loud, great weather, and chill venue. Cannot ask for more.

  • Fun show with Blackberry Smoke

    by Showtime on 6/9/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    Great show. Will see them again. Mankato did a nice job with the venue

  • PHENOMENAL

    by LORI on 6/9/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    Blackberry Smoke did not disappoint!! What an incredible show!! I'd do it again, and again, and again!! Could not get to our tickets online at the venue, or anytime during our 1.5 hour drive to the venue. Thankfully I had printed off verification and the cashier at the venue was able to pull it up. We were both a little under the weather and the smoke machine caused multiple coughing fits. So, if I had any suggestion, maybe not run it throughout the entire show? I saw another person on oxygen as well. Because we weren't feeling well, we missed the opportunity to be right up to the stage. I'm hoping Blackberry Smoke will offer us another opportunity in our area again soon. As for the venue itself......beautiful!!! Chairs were quite uncomfortable though. Great job on the vendors. Many options to choose from.

  • Always a great show

    by Chris on 6/9/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    From the ticket sales to the end of the show it was a great experience. As far as the show itself goes, I’ve seen Blackberry Smoke from general admission to VIP, and they have always given us, the fans, the best show.

  • Amazing Southern Rock

    by 1000 concerts on 6/9/25Vetter Stone Amphitheater - MankatoRating: 5 out of 5

    It was an incredible concert. BlackBerry Smoke should be mentioned with Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

  • Keeps getting better

    by Jim on 6/8/25Genesee Theatre - WaukeganRating: 5 out of 5

    3rd time seeing BBS, 2nd at Genesee. Different sets and sounding better with each show. Can't wait for the next one!

  • Disappointed

    by MrG on 6/8/25Genesee Theatre - WaukeganRating: 1 out of 5

    First time seeing them. I love their music videos, and I expected to love their concert. But it was the loudest concert I’ve ever heard. (10-15 shows every year for 30-40 years, plus dozens of live bar music performances every year) It was so loud that the vocals were blaring and distorted. Maybe it wouldn’t have mattered if I knew their music well and knew the lyrics ahead of time? The band sounded great - even super loud. I won’t see them again. Concert tickets are too expensive to sit through 90 minutes of disappointment.

  • BBS @ The Geneese Theater June '25

    by Kdog on 6/8/25Genesee Theatre - WaukeganRating: 5 out of 5

    Excellent show exciting deep delve into both their old & new songs. Got to meet & greet the band w vip experience and it was great. Met many new friends and folks associated with Steepwater band.

  • Waste of money

    by Greg on 5/7/25Fillmore New Orleans - New OrleansRating: 2 out of 5

    I've attended many shows at the Fillmore, but this one was quite different — and not in a good way. I was initially excited about the reserved seating setup, which seemed like a great way to avoid the usual chaos of pushing and shoving up front. We bought our tickets well in advance and paid extra for seats close to the stage, expecting a better view and a more enjoyable experience. Unfortunately, that extra cost meant nothing. As soon as the lights went down for the main act, people from the back rushed forward, crowding the aisles and blocking the front rows — completely ignoring the reserved seating system. It was incredibly frustrating and disrespectful to those of us who paid for premium seats. What made it worse was the complete lack of response from the staff. No one attempted to manage the crowd or ask people to return to their seats, and when we looked for help, staff were nowhere to be found. This experience left a bad taste, and sadly, I think this will be my last show at the Fillmore in New Orleans.

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