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Get ready for a fantastic Andrew Bird Waterbury show ! On Thursday, 02 Apr 2026 Andrew Bird will be performing at Palace Theater . Score your Andrew Bird tickets Waterbury before they sold-out

Andrew Bird Palace Theater , CT concert

Palace Theater 100 East Main Street, Waterbury, CT, 06702

Mark your calendars for April 2, 2026, as Andrew Bird & The Waterbury Symphony Orchestra will take the stage at the historic Palace Theater in Waterbury, a venue known for its captivating acoustics and rich history. For those eager to experience the artistry of classical music, the Yale Philharmonia will present Xian Zhang conducting Brahms & Tchaikovsky on January 23, 2026, at the iconic Woolsey Hall - Yale University, where you can expect an unforgettable evening of symphonic brilliance. Meanwhile, in Hamden, catch the enchanting Cass Mccombs on March 20, 2026, at Space Ballroom, a hotspot for alternative music lovers that promises an intimate vibe and great energy. Just a few months later, on November 7, 2025, Flock of Dimes will grace the same venue with their unique sound, making for an exciting night filled with innovative performances. Each of these events showcases a variety of talent and genres, ensuring there's something for everyone. Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy these performances and explore the vibrant music scene across Connecticut—check out newhaven-tickets.com for more details and to secure your spot.


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Andrew Bird Sound Messed up in Nashville

I love Andrew Bird. I heard him several years ago at the Ryman in Nashville and in Oxford Mississippi. Great songs. Great sound. Great mood. This time at the Ryman the sound was messed up. There was a hum when he was not playing; it was too loud; it had a bad reverb in it; it sounded close to that large squeal you never want. There were still good songs (OK, the first song was not so good, but otherwise . . .) He tried hard to make it work. He kept trying hard, but you could tell he was having a hard time. I have never heard the sound be bad in the Ryman before! For the encore, he dropped most of the equipment and went to one mic on the side shared by him and up to two other guys with his fiddle and an acoustic guitar. This part sounded wonderful. Softer, richer sounds. He looked happier. The crowd finally really cheered. I wish the whole concert could have sounded like that; like it has in the past. I have 3 stars for him and the encore but took away two for the worst sound setup by a professional sound crew that I have heard!


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