Who's Bad Tickets

2 stars might even be a little generous. The performer had some pretty good moves, and the outfits/costumes were okay, but that's about it. The music was too loud and the vocals were either drowned out or distorted. There were too many saxophone interludes. The bright lights flashing into the audience were not only annoying, but also gave me a headache. (I had to close my eyes.) When I saw "Who's Bad"11 years ago, the performance was much better.

I loved it, especially being able to go down in front and dance, it was my second time and if they come again ill go again.

Found it much too loud and the continuous strobe lights were annoying and unnecessary "Michael's"dancing was perfect but couldn't hear his voice or words. The band was too loud or the mix wasn't right. Sorry, wouldn't rush back to see them

I really enjoyed the show. I he was right on for his dancing. He miss on a few of the. Slower songs.

Who’s Bad really is the ultimate Michael Jackson experience! Anyone who wants to listen to the old Michael Jackson tunes, as well as the later ones will enjoy the whole show. Everyone in the band interacts with the audience, and they are amazing! The singing and dancing is absolutely phenomenal!

Overall, we were disappointed. The sound was terrible. We could barely understand the main singer. The people in front of us blocked our view so I needed to look at the side screens almost the entire time. People came in late and then was a whole thing around people taking their seats thinking they were not arriving. The band and the dancers were good. The sax player really made the show. We left after 75 minutes and probably won't book another show at the centre.

Super loud and muddy sounding bass shook the seats and ruined the show for me. Overpowered everything else including the vocals. Dancing was good but show seemed poorly organized. The sax player must have asked the audience 50 times if they were having a good time.

Background music too loud. At most times could not hear the siingers words

Ears hurt, chest beating, base and background track too loud. Been to approximately 20 different concerts in the same venue first time I felt that way. I would rather hear the singing and the instruments. Great horn player drowned out by thumping of base, on horn solo's??

Singer would leave the stage after one song, band would play a musical. Then he would come back on, looked like they, were not sure what to play next. Very unorganized.