David Gray at Buell Theatre

Love and loss are the main themes that David Gray writes songs about. He pairs his lyrics beautifully with either his guitar or the piano. There's something about that British accent that he uses to sing in almost a whisper at certain points, which also contributes to the romantic vibe that you're going to feel at the Buell Theater. It's actually a good thing that this show's going to take place on a Tuesday. This is not a show where you're going to be on your feet dancing from start to finish. That means that by the end of the night, you won't be physically tired, which could affect your performance at work the next day.

What you might be once David Gray closes with Nemesis or Forgive, two of the popular songs he uses to end shows, is emotionally tired. If you're going through some romantic turmoil, this might be a night where you're going to need to bring plenty of tissues. With some of the songs about lost love that he plays from the piano, it's going to be hard to hold back the tears! That speaks, though, to the power that David Gray brings to the table as a performer. Plus, he's got a perfect-sized venue in The Buell Theater to play with. In a way, he's a musician whose voice and somber tracks may not work as well in larger arenas. These cozy theaters, though, allow him to touch a nerve with everyone in attendance this Tuesday.

The orchestra section grants you a closer look at David Gray on this night at The Buell Theater. You could argue, though, that this type of show is going to be best enjoyed on one of the upper levels. It's a lot like a play, which are very common here at The Buell Theater. This is a concert that's meant to be felt! Wherever you want to sit, make sure you can lock eyes with David Gray from where you are. If that's the case, then you're all set for an amazing night. Hit the get tickets button today to get a chance to pick your seats.