<a href="http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/143706-grace-potter-and-the-nocturnals-3-june-2011-house-of-blues-chicago/">According to PopMatters</a>

In true form “Tiny Light” displayed the epic stamina of the Nocturnals (guitarist/harmonica player Scott Tournet, drummer Matt Burr, bassist/backup vocalist Catherine Pepper, electric guitarist Benny Yurco) who, together volleyed in a blistering cagematch with Potter’s criminally evocative voice, created a rotunda of sound which was anything but tiny. It was psychedelic drama fitted with improvised jezebel jazz that took no prisoners in nearly four minutes. Thank goodness the show was sponsored by Jim Beam because there was no better excuse to take a shot than after that interlude.

Sadly the buzz was worn off quickly as a few songs later, Potter lost focus with the inclusion of her watered-down Kenny Chesney duet “You and Tequila” (Chesney’s part sung with Tournet) that offered nothing other than a few scratched heads. Clearly, Potter has enough chemistry alone that she needs no sparring partner and country’s genre-defining twang only subtracts from the reverent Stevie Nicks-Joplin-Grace Slick equation that makes Potter so damn charming. 