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April Wine rarely comes to the US and this is the 1st time I've seen them since their hayday!! I drove 180 miles from Baltimore to see them, and they did not disappoint. Goodwyn and Greenway were on top of their game!!!
Seen April Wine march of 2009 at jakes tavern in Gillette Wyoming. it was a full house and the band was just like a fine wine they have just improved with time. kicked ass. we hope they return.
After singing the same songs for so many years. I think it's time for them to retire. I was so disappointed with the last two shows I saw at the Deerfoot Inn and Casino. Sorry guys I love your music it was a great run. I still listen to the albums lot's. However, seeing you live has lost it's appeal.
April Wine is the best rock group ever! They totally rocked the house!!!. Great sound quality and lighting at the QE theatre. The band was in perfect form, they are only getting better over time. If people knew what they were missing by not going to see them, they would be having sold out Arenas and Stadiums again. April Wine hasn't lost anything over the years, they are better than ever. Myles Goodwyn's voice is as amazing as ever! I love April Wine
This was the first time that I have seen April Wine live and they were great. The gates opened up early, which wasn't bad, got my t-shirt (for a good price), had a couple of beers and waited for the show to start. Now, I'm not a hard core fan of AW, that being said I thought they were great, I knew most of the songs they played and a couple I did not. The only thing that I can complain about the show was that it was to loud, I wanted to hear the singing and the harmonies come through with the music as well. Overall a great show, great head banging, and a very tight act.
Performance was good, Miles Goodwin and Bryan Greenway voices still in good shape, but sound and acoustics not good. Not sure if it was the theatre itself or equipment, but sound often muffled and distorted, not crisp as it should have been almost as if they were still in their amature stage when they were playing high schools back in the early 70's.
What the band played was OK, what they didn't play was my problem. I'm guessing they're catering to their fan base now, the under 20's rock and roll crowd, but they are not going to win back fans they had in the 70's and 80's by excluding their popular hits like "Bad Side of the Moon" and "I'm on Fire for you Baby" or "Fast Train" or "Rock n Roll is a Vicious Game" or "Coming Right Down on Top of Me" . They didn't play "Doing it Right" or "I'm Alive" or even "You Won't Dance with Me". Their ballads didn't seem to pass the criteria for today's concertgoers. I'm thinking it could simply be because some of those songs included keyboards or a third guitar, but that doesn't really cut it. What they did play was good in a venue that supplied less than ideal acoustics (the Music Hall would have been better), but it could be so much more.
Was doubting the show at first with the warm up band, but when April Wine came out, you could of put an old vinyl on the record player and you wouldn't know that anyone had aged, it brought back yesterday 30 years ago, sounded Great!!!!
