Kacey Musgraves at AO Arena
Kacey Musgraves is a country singer-songwriter known for thoughtful lyrics, contemporary production and a style that draws on both traditional country and pop. Her acclaimed albums include Same Trailer Different Park, Golden Hour and Star-Crossed, with songs such as “Merry Go 'Round,” “Follow Your Arrow” and “Slow Burn” among her best-known work.
Event data lists a Kacey Musgraves date at AO Arena on January 1, 2020, alongside Nickel Creek and Father John Misty. The supplied information does not confirm whether that date took place or provide a tour name, so check current event details before making plans. The listing identifies the venue as being in Manchester; it does not establish a connection to Boston.
For country and folk fans browsing Concerts on worcestertickets.org, this listing brings together three distinct artists, though the available event data does not specify the set times or running order.
Venue and Seating Information
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Parking Information
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Kacey Musgraves Worcester reviews
Still got it
45 years ago, the last time I saw Kacey Musgraves was. The vocals were tight and the harmonies were amazingly strong. What a dazzling performer the keyboard player put on a great show. Still performing a few band members from that time are and they're awesome or even more so now. The guitar pieces were out of this world, and the drummer kept the beat lively. The drums often overrode the rest of the sound although that was a mix issue, not the band's fault. The band connected and interacted so well with the audience that we all left feeling lifted up.