James Taylor Tickets

It was great seeing Jackson Brown and James Taylor playing together several times. Light show was great and great energy. I'm really glad I went and didn't miss out!

It was so great to see both James Taylor and Jackson Browne in one fabulous concert! They both genuinely appeared to be having fun and full of energy. The sound was excellent for such a huge venue, the crowd listened for the lyrics, the place was full to the rafters and everyone was on a high after the full 3 hours or more of music. New tunes and old ones followed one another to create the variety and the surprises to keep us clapping for more--and these two musicians gave their all to us.

Hope everybody that grew up in the generation that these guys were in their primes of their peak music years goes and sees a real true classic concert. A generation of home grown music is going by us to quick. The show was more than you could ask for. We’ll miss the stage shows from two great performances that we saw. Great Great Show!

I saw James Taylor on the last stop of his 2022 tour in Vancouver. It was awesome! They played all of the songs I hoped they would, and I enjoyed the story telling around each song :)

I got tickets for James Taylor and Jackson Browne only a few days before the concert. I had thought about getting tickets several times but didn't want to pay the expensive ticket price. A friend told me that she found tickets for $25!, so I bought two. I didn't know what to expect - the seats were way up high in the stadium and parallel to the stage so I wasn't sure what I'd be able to see and hear. Also, although I've loved James Taylor and so many of his songs for so long, James is getting on so I wasn't sure if he still had what it takes. I was SO pleasantly surprised! Jackson Browne still sounds almost like he did way back when. He has so many songs that I love and the players with him were very good. I especially liked the black woman who was doing backup vocalis and percussion player! (Sorry, I don't remember her name). Then James Taylor came on and it was absolutely magic! The players and vocalists with him were some of the best in North America, and maybe the world (Steve Gadd on drums!) and JT was in great voice and fine guitar playing form. The vocalists sounded gorgeous together! Transformative! And, what I liked almost more than anything, were the introductions he made to so many of his songs. They were so personable and funny and warm and witty - exactly the kind of thing I wanted to hear - a little taste of getting to know James Taylor. The camaraderie of the musicians was clearly evident. I cried and laughed and sang and was completely filled with the magic of beautiful, meaningful music, transported to a very blissful place. So grateful!!!

Enjoyed seeing and listening to both James Taylor and Jackson Browne. I wis we could have been closer to see the faces of their groups but the music was great.

The show brought me back to the 70’s and James was still the wonderful experience. His voice is still strong and always mellow

The seats were great, the sound was decent, and it was a walk down memory lane to hear all the old songs of my younger days!

James and his band were tight and awesome. Both he and Jackson Browne shared some stories and showed why they are all stars while they let their music shine throughout the whole evening Thanks guys.

James Taylor gave a fantastic performance in Vancouver in May 2022. He has such a great stage presence. Glad he played so many familiar songs.

The staff was helpful and friendly. Jackson Browne and James Taylor were top notch. It was easy to see they all like each other and were a tight knit group. The set design was incredible.

James tries to joke but it's not his forte. Jackson Browne was good took but would have preferred Bonnie Raitt. Was getting a little bored towards the end of his act. My seats were good. I like an aisle seat and I got one. It is hard to tell from the floor plan provided online. Not enough washrooms. Don' find that a problem at The Jubilee or Winspear. Thanks.

I am not even a James Taylor fan but after watching the Vancouver show I am a new James Taylor fan. Jackson Browne disappointed me not playing some of his hits-Lawyers in Love, Boulevard. James Taylor light show was like Pink Floyd. Mexico number was one of the best live songs I ever saw. That was just incredible.

Loved the show! Was awesome to see James Taylor and Jackson Brown together on stage.

The set was awesome! Loved the dancing leaves! Jackson Brown was great! James Taylor was amazing!!!! So very funny! He made my night! My whole week! It was perfect and I didn’t want it to end! 😥

Both Jackson Browne and James Taylor performances were wonderfully memorable !

James Taylor was such a wonderful surprise. I enjoy all his music having come to it a bit later in life, but I grew up with it so I had great associations with it. I started back listening to his music a few years ago and enjoy it. I had no idea when I went to his concert how wonderful it would be to hear it in person. I actually bought the ticket to see Jackson Browne again, but James Taylor was spectacular. Every song reminded me of a time and place from my life. He also delivered a spectacular and long show! Probably one of the best concerts I have been to in many many years.

Great concert! Jackson Browne is an amazing warm up. And James Taylor does not disappoint. He sang all his regulars and even more. Would go again in a heartbeat.

I have waited my whole life to attend a James Taylor concert. I bought my tickets pre- COVID and of course had to wait until now to actually go to the concert. It was totally worth the wait. Both Jackson Browne’s set and James Taylors were incredible. Lots of nostalgia (as well as a few newer tunes) were woven together with amazing musicianship and an incredible lighting design made the whole evening a night to remember!

I am not into the over-the-top spectacle that most shows seem to require these days. If the music can’t stand on its own, I’d rather not waste my money. This show had just the right staging appropriate to the music and the musicians. It was a complement not a distraction. And much of it was so sweet and moving.