The Telescreens BIO
The Telescreens are scheduled to perform at 29th Street Ballroom in Austin, Texas, on. The event listing identifies the show as a Pop / rock concert. Detailed information about the band's history, releases, tour name, and previous appearances at this venue was not provided, so those details cannot be confirmed here.
Austin's live-music culture makes the city a natural setting for concerts across genres. However, no specific details about the band's past dates or audience response at 29th Street Ballroom are available in the supplied event information.
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Venue and Seating Information
29th Street Ballroom is the listed venue for the September 29 show. Specific seating sections, sightlines, and audience reviews were not included in the event details, so attendees should check the venue's current information when planning their visit.
Because seating arrangements and event layouts can vary, confirm whether the concert is seated, standing, or uses a combination of both before purchasing tickets.
Parking Information
Parking names, addresses, prices, and attendee reports were not provided. Check current local parking information before traveling, since availability and rates may change for events.
Allow extra time to find parking near 29th Street Ballroom, and review any posted restrictions before leaving a vehicle. No specific parking facility can be recommended from the available event data.
The Telescreens Austin reviews
overall a great show
The Telescreens, at 68, can still rock like a youngster with his voice as strong, clear, and on pitch as ever. The Telescreens's biggest hits and CCR's were saved for the latter part of the show, with his set list covering everything from CCR's second album to today. The Telescreens seems to be a down-home kinda guy, connecting with the audience through personal remembrances, especially the band's 2:30am gig at Woodstock. The Telescreens's band provided a solid backing for him, clearly enjoying playing together. Each member played their respective instrument(s) with skill, with the drummer in particular providing a rock solid foundation for the band. The keyboard player was a bit distracting, often overshadowing the other instruments. The overall sound quality was my only (small) complaint, initially being much too loud and distorted. The subwoofers rattled my chest cavity, while the highest frequencies made me wince. It was difficult to pick out individual instruments, especially the keyboards, and at times it sounded more like a 3 piece band than a 5 piece band. The sound did improve over time, but the overall volume level could have been lower. Perhaps the sound mix would have been better in a different part of the auditorium, as sitting at floor level, row N within about 15 feet of the side wall may not have been ideal.