Prompted by some friends to see Grace Potter, I was glad I went. I'll admit I was initially turned off a bit by the "hot rock chick" look, but the more I checked her out, the more respect I have for her. I had some pretty high hopes for this show, and the first thing I thought was - Wow, it's been a long time since I've been to a "classic" rock show." Seriously. I see a lot of rock and roll, but very few that take me back to Stones-era. I wish it could have been that good, but it wasn't bad. She knew how to rock a stage.
In other words…
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals create night sweats in a high-energy, high-quality gig (review) | cleveland.com
"It’s too bad Grace Potter is such a shy, retiring thing. If she could just come out of her shell a TINY bit, a sold-out show like the one Wednesday night at the Cleveland House of Blues might be more fun. OK, it’s not even possible to WRITE that with a straight face. Potter and her band – guitarists Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco, bassist Michael Libramento and drummer Matt Burr – are bundles of joyous energy, ripping through almost two dozen songs in a frenetic set that last more than two hours."
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