Once again they didn’t disappoint. I saw them the second nite. Dixie Chicken. Plus the hits. They were spot on Scott and Tony have filled some very big shoes extremely well.

The band sounded terrific! Crowd was pretty good but not overly enthused. We had a great time! Oy-oy

Hoyt Sherman Place rocked out to Little Feat last night with early help from Ida Mae a UK husband wife team. The crowd consisted of Baby Boomers who danced and sang along to classics many of which were from their epic release "Waiting for Columbus." Feat played for two hours covering their double live classics, and encored to standing room applause from an appreciative crowd. i enjoyed the show!! Sounded great!! Already looking at dates to see them later in their tour!

The venue, Humphrey’s by The Bay, is just right for both the band and their loyal fans. Intimate and no bad seats. Little Feat always has talented musicians and now features an excellent lead vocals and guitar in Scott Sharrard. Bill Payne is still amazing on keyboards and is the bands leader. Their San Diego concert was a bit shorter than normal and was missing a few fan favorites, something all bands must watch out for as the audience’s energy level drops. Little Feat continues to be great and their small and very loyal fan base loves them no matter what.

I through the band played really well,they were having fun. Overall i really enjoyed the show,but it was very hot inside and Moore needs to up grade there system ,so they can cool off this place little more. I like there new Band.

You don’t know as I said fairly close to the front row at the Fox Theatre this Tuesday evening to watch Little Feat relive their great live album waiting for Columbus with only two original members but a fine band nonetheless I thought I was being picky by complaining about the sound quality but evidently after reading other peoples reviewsI was right on the money. I’ve seen this band in various different carnations but was too young to see them before Lowell died. So the chance to see them go back to those Wonderful days was irresistible. I was also stoked about the opportunity to see Hot Tuna who as only a 59 year old I had missed any opportunities to see them in the past. Probably my own fault. The absolute highlight to the show however in my mind and the playing was phenomenal was Jack and Jorma joining the band for a wonderful rendition of Dixie chicken in which they managed to meld Tennessee Jed for a perfect choice of tunes to do with those two. Overall I agree with other reviews fantastic performance, crappy sound