The Outlaws Tickets

Was great to hear some good ol rock and roll from one of the originals. Great guitar work and attitude. Loved it and had to end up in front of the stage. Ludlow Garage is great venue!

Typical great show, at a great Venue, Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati. Third time seeing them there, I will be there next time!

Those boys can play guitar! They had good bookends for an Outlaws concert - opening song, last song - There Goes Another Love Song, Green Grass and High Tides Forever.

One word describes The Outlaws "Fantastic!!!"Some of the very best Guitar playing I have ever heard!!!

Excellent show! Next time I'll buy tickets immediately for better seats.

The Ludlow Garage venue is superb. Friendly security staff. Usher's etc. Bartenders down below could be a little friendlier. Also, limited to basic drinks, otherwise you have to go upstairs to even get an old-fashioned. Also, there is a step when you enter that I tripped on because it's not marked in yellow. Be careful! The Outlaws band were superb! They did not stop and they were really cranking on those guitars. Interacted with us and really loved being in Cincinnati you could tell.

What a great night with The Outlaws Their Energy and Guitar playing were amazing Standing room only crowd and they deserved it I highly recommend seeing them in concert

I absolutely love this band. The songs are nostalgic for me but the vocals are amazing, during the concert they play their hearts out! The air is electric with their vibe. Their music is materful - they are amazing musicians and entertainers. It's so real and they interact with the crowd. It's an unbelievable experience - check them out! Love the Outlaws they are magic!!!

The show was awesome. These guys play so tight and love playing together. I didn't breathe from the time the show started until it was over!!

I thought they still sounded and played great. Showed appreciation to the audience for coming out to see them, nothing like that pig Roger Waters who is a complete pig in the true sense of the word, I’d never go see him again.