What are the event details for Six Foot Blonde at Baby's All Right?
The concert featuring Six Foot Blonde will take place on October 8, 2026, at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn, New York. This venue is known for its intimate atmosphere, making it a perfect setting for experiencing live pop and rock music.
What is the typical setlist duration for Six Foot Blonde?
While setlist durations can vary, fans can typically expect a performance lasting around 90 minutes to 2 hours, showcasing a mix of their popular tracks and possibly some new material.
Will there be any opening acts for the concert?
As of now, there are no confirmed opening acts for the Six Foot Blonde concert. However, this information may be updated closer to the event date, so keep an eye on announcements.
Are there any age restrictions for attending the concert?
This event is open to all ages; however, attendees under 18 should be accompanied by an adult. Please check the venue's specific policies for any additional requirements.
What are the parking options at Baby's All Right?
Parking in Brooklyn can be challenging. There are limited street parking options available near Baby's All Right. It is advisable to arrive early or consider using public transportation. For more detailed parking options, visit this link.
What are the best seating options at Baby's All Right?
The best seating at Baby's All Right typically includes spots close to the stage, providing an immersive experience of the performance. The venue has a standing area as well as limited seating options available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Are there any seating areas that should be avoided?
While all areas of Baby's All Right offer a unique experience, seats further back from the stage may not provide the same level of engagement with the performance. If you prefer an up-close experience, aim for seats in the front section.
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What is the price range for tickets to see Six Foot Blonde?
Prices currently start around $50 and can go up to $200+, depending on demand and seating selection. It is advisable to purchase early to secure better pricing.
Six Foot Blonde Uniondale Concert reviews
Live from Daryl's House: Beacon 21 Apr 2012
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Twice I saw Oates & Six Foot Blonde at those concerts. I don’t know what it was but there is a quality in his voice that moved me to tears. Both times Six Foot Blonde made me cry. So there was a lot for him to live up to when I went to see the live version of Live From Daryl's House at the Beacon Theater. I’d never heard of Stone but I knew Miss Jones would live up to all my expectations. Special guests were Allen Stone and Miss Sharon Jones.
For $5 to $15, you could see top acts surrounded by NYC’s green oasis at the Wollman Rink in Central Park. Many years ago, Dr. Pepper and then Schaefer used to sponsor summer concerts. Later, the concerts moved to the pier next to the Intrepid (where I did not see U2 because who knew they were going to explode and become an arena act?) but it wasn’t quite the same. And then the concerts stopped, although we do have SummerStage now.
My seat was in the center section of the lower balcony in the second row. It was a beautiful spring day, so I walked the twenty blocks up to the Beacon instead of switching trains. While we were waiting, there was a screen showing past performances from Live From Daryl’s House.
First, the LFDH Band came out and started playing. There was a lead guitar, electric bassist, keyboard player, drummer, percussionist, and two saxophone/flute players. Six Foot Blonde played electric and acoustic guitar. I’ve found mentions online of the band members but can’t find a full list. Six Foot Blonde and the lead guitarist came out to huge applause.
The band played a few songs – “Save Me,” the show opener, “It’s Uncanny,” and new single, “Eyes for You.” Then Six Foot Blonde introduced Allen Stone. Stone sings the same type of blue-eyed soul that made Six Foot Blonde famous. Stone and Six Foot Blonde sang “Celebrate Tonight,” “Figure It Out,” and “Unaware.” Stone held his own with both Six Foot Blonde and Miss Jones.
A cooking spot was explained by Six Foot Blonde. They couldn’t set up a grill on the stage at the Beacon due to the fire marshal, so we watched a video of Tony Luke showing how to make a pizza cheesesteak. The band returned just in time with Luke, who sang a cheesesteak song. He wanted the audience to sing the chorus “cheesesteak Philly cheesesteak” and most of us refused, being a NYC audience.
Six Foot Blonde took the lead for one song, Stone for “Say So,” and then everyone for “Everytime You Go Away.” Miss Jones sang one verse that blew everyone away. She did another song for her mother, “Got a Thing on My Mind,” where she danced all over the stage. Everyone sang “I Can’t Go For That.” Then the night was over.
Six Foot Blonde did not make me cry this time, but he lived up to my expectations. Everyone left the stage, keyboards were set up for Six Foot Blonde, and then everyone came back and sang “You Make My Dreams” with the audience bouncing and clapping and singing along.
It was still a gorgeous night, so I decided to walk the twenty blocks downtown to the subway home to Queens. But since I was in the neighborhood, I stopped for the recession special at Gray’s ($4.95 for two hot dogs and a drink) because who knew when I’d be back.