Also, their sound was so echoey that it was really hard to hear. While she really tried to dance and move while seated and she sounds incredible no matter what, it really did affect the quality of the overall performance. Lake Street Dive’s Rachael Price broke her foot “dancing alone in her living room” and so she sat on a giant blue velvet chair in the center of the stage. I’m happy for their success but much prefer to enjoy them in a more intimate venue. The first time I saw them was back in 2011 at One Longfellow Square in Portland with probably 40 people in the room. I was surprised by how big the venue was. We got to our nice seats just a few minutes before Lake Street Dive took the stage. I ran into Bobbi, my friend-in-music, in the lobby before the show, which was a great surprise. We checked into our B&B and walked the five or so minutes to the DCU Center. When Lake Street Dive was announced as the opening act, I was even more sold on the idea. They were on his concert bucket list, so I logged into Ticketmaster the day tickets went on sale and we decided to make the trip to Worcester (their closest stop to us) and spend the night in a B&B.
I hadn’t seen The Avett Brothers in eight years, and my Dan had never seen them.
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