Jason Isbell
Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit tour the US
Why see Jason Isbell?
About Jason Isbell
Jason Isbell is a Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter from Green Hill, Alabama, widely respected for his vivid storytelling and roots-driven sound. Blending Americana, folk, and rock influences, he first gained recognition with Drive-By Truckers before building a celebrated solo career with the 400 Unit. His thoughtful lyrics and powerful performances have made him one of the most influential artists in modern Americana.
Awards
2024 Grammy Awards
- Best Americana Album
- Best Americana Roots Song
Reviews
Customer reviews
17 reviews, average rating: (4.5 Stars)
Ricohockey
Jason Isbell
What a professional dynamite show! Every song was great. What a tight band that just
keeps getting better every time we see them😎😎 Fillmore is a terrific venue. ... Read more
Scott
Traveled to see JI at Red Rocks - Not Disappointed
Red Rocks has been on my bucket list for at least 5 years now and when I saw Jason was coming in May I asked my wife if she wanted to do it and she said, let's do it. I had been excited about this show for months and it did not disappoint. The beauty and natural splendor is enough to leave on in awe. Tie in great music and good people and it doesn't get much better. The first time we saw Jason in Peoria, IL back in 2018 the band was incredible, but Amanda was doing her own show that night. Tonight we got to see the queen and she did not disappoint. She adds that extra element and together they played a great show. The three new Weathervanes songs were a great addition to the set and Cast iron skillet, that was just released two day earlier, is an incredible live song. I would do this trip again. ... Read more
Clair Wakefield
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit in Victoria March 6 2023
Like many others in the Covid era, I had waited over two years to hear Jason Isbell live (the first time for me) and I must say that it was well worth the wait. A great show, with a very good band, but as another reviewer has mentioned, when the band fully engaged, with the exception of Super 8 Motel which is a true rocker, they tended to overpower Isbell's vocals - which I suspect was what most folks were there for. The numbers that featured just Jason and his guitar and/or some subtle support from the band, such as Last of my Kind, Cover me up, Elephant and Vampire, were truly magical. Can't wait for his return! ... Read more
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