Gavin DeGraw at University at Buffalo Center For The Arts
Gavin DeGraw is a singer-songwriter known for blending pop, rock, and soul. His breakthrough album, Chariot, introduced songs including “I Don't Want to Be” and “Follow Through,” while “Not Over You” became one of his best-known later releases. His piano-led vocals and energetic live performances have helped him build a lasting audience across pop and alternative music.
DeGraw appeared at the University at Buffalo Center For The Arts on April 10, 2014. The supplied event listing records one date at this venue, so broader venue-history details are not available. The Buffalo-area performance placed a nationally recognized touring artist within reach of audiences across Western New York. For event discovery, ticketsbuffalo.org covers Buffalo Concerts and Alternative listings.
Venue and Seating Information
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Gavin Degraw Buffalo reviews
Bloody Brilliant
"Gavin is quite the showman and knows how to deliver his message, often dark and angry. Technically superb in both sound, stage and effects. If you were a Pink Floyd fan back in the day you cannot miss this show. It has full sudden impact if you are surprised. One third of the main floor was used for mixing and the computer center to drive this hard hitting show. Even if you are not a fan, the theatrics are worth the price. You will not be disappointed with this once in a lifetime show. It is best not knowing what to expect from this show if you are going to go."