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Moody Amphitheater Customers Reviews

By DWAY

Ryan Bingham & the Dead Horses were FABULOUS!!!

Ryan Bingham & the Dead Horses were awesome, as usual. The venue was small and VERY personal. It was standing room only, so people who got there later were upset that they were standing in the back and tried to weasel their way to the front. I was one of the first to arrive, so I stood touching the stage right in front of Ryan Bingham. The sound quality was fabulous and of course I could see just fine. Every member of the band is phenomenal, so the show was fantastic and impressive. I enjoyed the personal nature of the concert, even though, as a musician, I understand that having such little room to set up equipment and such can be a beating. Overall, I was totally pleased with the show.

By Stlman

A Frustrating Evening With Ryan Bingham

Ryan Bingham's Webster Hall show started out well enough with a fine set by opener The White Buffalo. Playing solo, his songs ranged from dark murder ballads based in the American West alternating with sensitive love songs, all delivered with real passion. After a short break Ryan Bingham and his band opened with his new single (?). He seems to be reconstructing himself as a big rock star these days - the sound was high on volume and Webster Hall's smoke machines were pumping away creating the usual foggy din with lights shining down through them. This writer has no problem with high volume concerts. The big issue was a bass guitar mixed WAY too high in the sound. Bingham, the band and the soundman all seemed aware of it but couldn't get it under control. After 4 or 5 visits from the soundman I think he gave up. One would think that Bingham would take the time to remedy the problem - maybe play a solo song so the bass player and soundman could work it out. But no - he plowed through the set with he and his band sounding like a back up band for the bass player with the sound throbbed away. Bingham returned for an encore (the bass suddenly sounding better ) and proceeded to have a temper tantrum about only having 13 minutes left for his encore... calling the staff motherf*ckers, etc. Then gave us the 13 minutes of more music. Luckily the night was young - we were out of there a little past 10:00 giving us a few hours to forget about what we just heard. The White Buffalo was great though and saved the night from complete failure.

Discover the Moody Amphitheater in Austin, Texas

Located in the vibrant city of Austin, the Moody Amphitheater is a must-visit venue for music lovers and event-goers. Situated at 900 W Riverside Dr, it offers stunning views of the surrounding area, making it a perfect backdrop for various events. The amphitheater is part of the larger Moody Center complex, which has quickly become a hub for entertainment in Austin.

A Brief History

The Moody Amphitheater opened its doors in 2021, replacing the former Bass Concert Hall and continuing the legacy of live performances in this spot. Named after the Moody Foundation, which generously supported its construction, the venue has quickly gained a reputation as one of the premier locations for concerts and events in Texas.

Seating Arrangements

The amphitheater boasts a seating capacity of around 5,000, with a mix of reserved seating and general admission options. The design ensures that every seat offers a great view of the stage, making it a fantastic place to enjoy live performances. If you're planning to catch a show, consider arriving early to snag the best spots! For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the lawn seating area is ideal for picnicking while enjoying the music.

Events and Performances

The Moody Amphitheater hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, festivals, and community gatherings. Some notable artists who have graced the stage include Lady Gaga, Morrissey, and Mat Maltese. Each performance brings a unique vibe to the venue, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Parking and Getting There

Parking around the Moody Amphitheater can be a bit tricky during major events, so it?s wise to plan ahead. There are several parking lots nearby, but they tend to fill up quickly. Consider using public transportation or ridesharing services for a hassle-free experience. If you're driving, aim to arrive early to avoid the last-minute rush.

Tips for Attending

When picking a seat, think about your preferences?whether you want to be close to the action or prefer a more spacious area to relax. Prices can vary depending on the event and seating section, so check out the official website for the best deals and options. Remember, the atmosphere at the Moody Amphitheater is as much about the experience as it is about the performance, so come ready to enjoy!

Whether you're a local or just visiting Austin, the Moody Amphitheater is a fantastic destination for unforgettable experiences. Don't miss out on the chance to see your favorite artists live!

Ryan Bingham's Contribution to Band Together Texas Concert

Ryan Bingham participated in the Band Together Texas benefit concert held on August 17 in Austin, Texas, which raised over $8.5 million for flood relief efforts following the devastating floods in Central Texas. The event featured various artists and honored the lives lost and the first responders involved in the crisis. Bingham performed two songs during the three-hour concert: "Hallelujah" and "Nobody Knows My Trouble," contributing to the emotional and musical landscape of the evening. His involvement, along with other artists, showcased the power of community and the importance of coming together to support those in need during difficult times.



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