Fabulous concer Joan we love you admire your truth your heart and soul which you share with your audience openly Your energy and never missing a beat. You stood for 2 hours sang your life’s beliefs and wow you are beautiful. Thank you from my heart to yours

She was just terrific!!! So happy to see her one last time!

As soon as I learned Joan was playing at the Ryman, I had to get tickets! I am so glad we went to see her! The sound was great! She performed wonderfully, really engaged the crowd. Great setlist which Included (not necessarily in order): Don't Think Twice, It's Alright; Show Me(???); Honest Lullaby; Whistle Down The Wind; Silver Blade; It's All Over Now Baby Blue; Deportee; a John Prine song (he was in the audience ); A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall; The President Sang Amazing Grace; Diamonds and Rust; Me and Bobbie McGee; House of the Rising Sun; Darlin' Corey; Gracias A La Vida; Forever Young; The Night They Drove Dixie Down; Swing Low Sweet Chariot; The Boxer among others...Anyhow if you get a chance to go see Joan on this tour go for it!

There will never be anyone like Joan Baez. This was a fantastic concert - It was political in the songs ( many of them Dylan pieces) she chose and we all know what her political views are. It was sweet being among so many people knowing there was not a single "Trumper" among them -- or they never would have been there. Listening to "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" in today's political climate had more meaning for me than at any other time I have heard her sing it. It was one of the best Baez concerts I have ever seen and I have seen all the local concerts she has done. Watching her on stage with her son was so touching. Back up musician and singer were perfection. I was in the front row for a concert I loved and with a singer I have adored for years. When the 4 of them "took a knee" at the end, I screamed for the first time at a concert! What a singer; what a person; what a social conscience! Perfection.

Outstanding! Voice is still amazing - warm, and CAN hit the nigh notes. Socially conscious as ever. Singalong to "Imagine", changing the pronouns. Along with amazing band, at concert-end, they took a knee, and bowed their head. Protest is OK folks - it is the foundation of this great country.

Nostalgic, wonderful and intimate concert. Highlights were a few Bob Dylan songs, Me and Bobby McGee and of course Diamonds and Rust.