Don Henley Tickets

I've had the pleasure of seeing the Eagles and Don Henley perform on several occasions. His concert on Sunday night did not disappoint. How do you begin to choose from 4 decades of music? His voice was perfect and he could still hit those high notes with ease. The band including a horn section was phenomenal and his back up singers were all so talented. Thank you Don for continuing to tour. I know it can't be easy as you mourn the passing of Glenn.

It is always great to see a true professional that has been in the business for so long. Great music from all his years as an Eagle to his solo stuff. There were 15 in his band and all were great players to make the music sound just like the CDs. His 3 back up female singer all took a turn and all had great different voices. Don't let this tour pass you by, worth every dollar spent on tickets.

The best concert yet!! He was amazing and I can' wait until he comes back to Rama.

Great performance! It was a nice mix of old to new, with many of the well loved classics. The entire band put on a great show. Henley has a good stage presence and a nice sense of humour interacting with the audience. The venue has very good acoustics, so you could still hear yourself think. It is nice that it is not too large of a venue, that it has a kind of intimate setting. Would definitely recommend it!

I was half expecting him to play mostly his new cd. But he went all the way back to the 70's! He is a true showman. Everything was perfect, the sound, his voice and his band. Truly one of the best times I've ever seen him!

Amazing show, Don Henley and musicians were great plus the female vocalists were incredible. His new CD plus the older Eagles songs were what we anticipated and weren't disappointed He was funny and really engaged with the audience. The security was a bit of a drag, took a long time to get in but worth the wait.

Not having been able to see the Eagles in concert, for me this was the next best thing! Don Henley did a great mix of his songs written and song with the Eagles, but also his new album, Cass County. The concert was great, he was chatty between songs and the back-up singers (three young ladies) all did melodies with him which were outstanding! These ladies can sing!

This is without a doubt the best show I have ever been to see. It was truly a journey and completely captivating. The talent of all the supporting members was superb and truly amazing. If you are given the opportunity I recommend seeing this show, it is one I will never forget.

The band was really tight. Good musicians and good vocalists. The female back up singer were very strong. Nice to hear some Don Henley solo stuff from the eighties as well as some Eagles tunes. Cuts from his new record were good too but not everyone at the concert was familiar with his new songs....too bad for them because they were good songs. Overall the sound was good but could have been a lot louder. Lots of talking going on during the concert probably because it wasn't loud enough. Probably should have started the concert an hour later because the lights were ineffective during the first hour.

My boys are aged 14 and 18. Both enjoy Don Henley's solo songs and Eagles' music. I took my oldest son to see the Eagles a few years ago, and was looking forward to taking my youngest to see them the next time they came to Vancouver, Canada. With Glenn Frey's untimely passing, that dream was lost, so my husband and I decided to drive the kids down to Ridgefield, Washington to see Don's solo show. I generally only buy cheap seats where the artists are a fair distance away (we have to stretch our dollars with teenaged kids saving for university), but could only get fourth row seats at close to $100 US each. It was a rather expensive trip for us, but well worth it, Don put on a great show, singing new songs as well as old, and telling a few stories along the way. His band was wonderful. His back-up singers were superb. My kids were overjoyed to see him from such great seats. We listened to Eagles and Don Henley music all the way back to Canada. I want to thank Don for taking a hard line against taking photographs, videotaping, and standing during concerts. The first two can be a distraction when we're trying to enjoy a show. The third provided a lot of relief for me as I was diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disease at the age of 48 a few months ago. It's a combination of the symptoms of other autoimmune diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, all of which make me tired and achy quickly. I assumed I'd be standing through this concert when I could only get fourth row seats. I was quietly dreading it as I knew I'd be aching the whole time, but being able to sit through the whole thing made the concert so much more enjoyable for me. Thank you for a wonderful evening, Don.

Great show, most enjoyable. Loved the new tunes/cd and the band Don assembled. Venue was great also, good sight line and sound.

The audience really enjoyed all the old sings. Some of his new album was good to listen to, but I believe there were two or three songs too many from the new album, as I think he played the entire thing. I enjoyed the duets and group harmony songs. The slow solo country tunes in the second half sapped energy from the audience.

I enjoyed Don Henley and his band at the Sony Centre on Nov. 10, 2015. He was again, Vintage Don, He has shown that he can make it solo. It is my second attendance at his solo performance and also attended Eagles Concern in Toronto. I would attend again. He sang non stop. I had to leave at 11:45PM while he was singing Boys of Summer - it broke my heart to have to leave early. I left Sony Centre in a europhic state. I hope that Don with the Eagles and Don solo returns to Toronto in the not too distant future

What a performance by Don Henley and his ensemble! Two and a half hours of incredible music and stories. Don explained the story behind each of the songs he sang from Cass County and had an excellent rapport with the capacity audience. The songs from the 80's brought back great memories from a time when music was music. His band, all 15 of them, were highly talented individuals who could sing and play with the best. This is a show to see!

fantastic show started too late he still has it and so happy he played 80's hits as well

From beginning to end, Mr. Henley offers his fans two and half hours of music spanning his impressive career. Thrilling the audience with a "Seven Bridges Road" (Steve Young) opener through to "All She wants to Do is Dance", he shares his musical journey and introduces the audience to Cass County as he recants the stories behind the songs along the way. Included were a few surprise covers that brought the audience to their feet, including Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell On You" and "Everybody Wants To Rule the World" from Tears for Fears (wow!). A true demonstration of his mastery of the craft and professionalism. Supported by a fantastic league of artists, he shares the stage with them providing opportunities for each to shine. He is gracious in acknowledging both his team and his fans. No shortcuts were taken with every song faithfully produced, crisp sound engineering, a five piece horn section, three piece vocal backup section (and sometimes duet performers) adding to a strong core band. This show was well thought out and leaves audience members with the sense that not only did they have a great evening of entertainment, but also had the opportunity to get to know the man behind the music. He is real, humorous and an interesting story teller while his music speaks for itself. Thanks Don! We really appreciated that and had a great time with you and your crew!

Wonderful to listen the old songs that we love and enjoy.

I can never get tired of Don Henley even after all these years. Best show ever but I say that about all his shows. Love his voice and he he still turns my heart with his looks. I love the fact he talks in between each song. He has a great sense of humor. It was a great set up of band members and singers in the show.

Yet again, another older artist who pushes new material at a concert to attendees that expect to hear the classics? Not sure why older artist who haven't released a hit in 20+ years suddenly feel they need to initiate new material and openly chat about the inspiration of each new song at their concert? I put my money down to hear Don Henley play the hits & possibly squeeze in a few Eagles tunes - dissappointing to say the least.

Don Henley's voice didn't sound well on it's own. The performance was very dull.