Elvis Costello Tickets

Elvis Costello is one of the most talented musicians and best story tellers alive. Thank You for an Incredible Night.

Elvis Costello sounded totally amazing ,and between singing old and new hits , he shared personal stories that entertained the Audience for more than two hours!

Although not fans, we had open minds. However... The tickets were overpriced for a one person show. The long speech by Martha Hart spoiled the vibe; an opening act would have been more welcome.Elvis suffered from a poor sound system, he was mainly singing flat, as his vocals were set too loud and he couldn't hear his guitars.The harsh vocal vibrato he uses is really irritating, and the way he garbles his words makes it next to impossible to decipher them. He tends to bang on the guitar and piano and often ends in a harsh chord.The talks he gave between songs was basically boring filler. This show would be more suited to an open mic setting. Not impressed. \

Elvis Costello gave a warm, intimate performance, entrancing with his solo reworking of his catalogue, and his many vignettes of his own life and musicians he's worked with.

Knowing Elvis love and expertise in all the visual arts (photography, painting, video) I should have expected a show. But this was much more than singer/songwriter plucking a guitar and crooning his hits. Intimately told stories of his life on the road, his likes his fears (hates to fly) segued the songs. I connect more with the older hits: My Aim is True, Watching the Detectives but each song was presented with a unique and stylish accompaniment. These pared-down productions captured both the essence of the initial release and the immediacy of a solo performance. Exciting, engaging, a bit of the old and a bit of the new. His voice has enough power to step away from the mikes and amps to sing directly to the audience. Big ticket price, worth every penny and more.

For more than 40 years I have been in love with this man - his music, his voice, his commitment to excellence. Excellence is what we got from this solo performance - often bringing tears while at the same time shaking my head with the wondrance of his repertoire.

I hate to say anything negative about Elvis. He interacts with the crowd, is charming as heck and obviously talented. However, this acoustic one man show lacked that frenetic energy of his younger days. It was one song after another that sounded the same and trying to understand the lyrics proved difficult. Of course it may just have been that I was expecting something different and should stop living in the past.

Way too many new songs, and definitely not enough of the old. Also, sound difficulties at the beginning destroyed the delivery of the first three songs. Having said that, he was very entertaining with great story telling and of course it is all for a good cause.

This was a girls night out to see Elvis. We had all been warming up the week before and he did not disappoint! Elvis you are so talented, your stories your multiple guitars! The piano too! We loved every minute of your performance!

A warm and incredibly intimate performance from an iconic voice in popular music, drawing from every era of his career and including several (very enjoyable) new tunes he's working on. I loved this concert, I've been a fan since I was eleven years old, and I'm glad to've had the opportunity to see him play!