photo by Brandt Vicknair 03/23/19
Saturday night Anders Osborne took the audience at the Broadberry on a tour through his 30-plus year career, much to the delight of the fans. The show was billed as a solo acoustic show, which, for some artists might indicate a quiet, intimate evening of mellow music. Not this night, not this artist. Osborne came out swinging for the fences, kicking the evening off with a powerful version of “47.” Rocking back and forth like a man possessed he grabbed the crowd by the throat and shook them like a rag doll. His guitar tone was superb and his voice was in fine shape and it was clear from the jump that Anders was taking no prisoners.
Saturday night Anders Osborne took the audience at the Broadberry on a tour through his 30-plus year career, much to the delight of the fans. The show was billed as a solo acoustic show, which, for some artists might indicate a quiet, intimate evening of mellow music. Not this night, not this artist. Osborne came out swinging for the fences, kicking the evening off with a powerful version of “47.” Rocking back and forth like a man possessed he grabbed the crowd by the throat and shook them like a rag doll. His guitar tone was superb and his voice was in fine shape and it was clear from the jump that Anders was taking no prisoners.
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