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What a great performance! Each of the band member's was superb in their roles, and the guitar player was "out of this world". I closed my eyes and was able to believe I was listening to Led Zeppelin! Well done Jason!
John would be proud of the event. Hearing Led Zepplin music at concert volume levels was superfragilisticexpialidoshis!
Great show-no pretense no look-a-likes, no trying to look like or act like Led just played the music and did they play the music!! Each instrument, especially the drums, seemed note for note just the way my heart remembered it. Good times and good memories flooded back
I thoroughly enjoyed the show. Jason did a great job of playing the Zeppelin greats. The other band members played very well too. My only vices were: 1. It wasn't Led Zeppelin (something no one can control) 2. The singer was lip syncing for most of the songs and they put Robert's voice in there, especially for any parts with a high pitch. 3. They focused mainly on the albums 1, 2, and 4. Don't get me wrong, these are great albums, but they do have other great songs on the other albums.
If you like ANY of Led Zeppelin's music this is a MUST see concert!!!! Very well done! Music was fantastic! What a great trip down memory lane!
Unfortunatly I took my wife to this event, hoping to hear some of the many songs that are recognizable to the average listening public. Outside of "stairway to heaven" and "Rock & Roll" we were treated to all of the 10 minute long songs that only hard core Led Zeppelin fans would recognize. Instead of turning my wife into a Led Zeppelin fan I turned her off of Led Zeppelin forever. This was all Drum solo's and Guitar Solos - Note* we both enjoyed "Led Zeppica" when it was in town last year.
Incredible concert from the opening video to the closing encore, the music was fantastic. Jason and his band did a great job on providing Led Zeppelin’s music, while the lead singer had moments drawing a parallel to Robert Plant energy. Jason put together a great team of musicians and I especially enjoyed the digital duel with his dad playing Moby Dick, definitely a highlight. If the concert is coming to your town, get your tickets now, you will not be disappointed. Highly recommend
Great show, a very personal and respectful tribute by Jason Bonham to his father and the rest of Led Zeppelin. The band was smoking, amazing lead guitars and drumming and a very good vocalist. The setlist will please any Led Zeppelin fan. They remained true to the original tunes but it had a modern heavy sound. Great stuff.
True to Jason's preamble, the concert was a tribute to his father as seen by Jason himself instead of just a Led Zeppelin soundtrack. We enjoyed the concert very much and wish him and the band future success.
I wasn't sure what to expect however I was sure this, unfortunately, would be the closest to experiencing Led Zeppelin live for me and the venue has never disappointed. The music was incredible and peformed with passion and I was not disappointed. Jason's drum solos were remarkable and the vocals and guitars were spectacular. Thank you for bringing the music of Led Zeppelin that I love alive with such power.
I'll start this off positively. The show was great. The musicians were very good and, yes, it was wonderful to hear the Zep tunes again. I enjoyed the "home movies" and a bit of history of Jason & John. Jason's drumming was phenomenol and at times if you closed your eyes...was it John? The show was worth the ticket price....BUT...fire the sound man. The show was entirely too loud. There's no need for those kinds of volume levels...especially in an arena such as we have here in Kamloops. The mix was way off in my opinion. Too much guitar volume drowned out not only the singer but Jason as well. I walked around the arena to sample various other spots and got the same results. Having said that, the performances were very good. I find myself putting alot of praise on the bass player...very well done.
I dont think you would have to even be a fan of Led Zepplin to have liked this concert. Jason Bonham's tribute to his father John is excellent. His Band members and himself have done an amazing job of mimicking each song note for note. In all an awesome experience, I will never forget.
Singer came out a bit rough but two or three songs in he got warmed up and the whole band rocked the place. It was nice to see some of the old home footage from Jason, The show overall was a 9 out of 10. Always love to see shows at the Jubilee :-)
If you closed your eyes you were taken back in time to a Led Zep show. This band is fantastic at what they're doing now and I would love to see them again. If would be really interesting to hear some original material that they must have. Even though the Jubilee is a really nice venue it's not great for rock 'n roll - sometimes it's fun to stand and do some air guitar.
This show was unbelievable. Jason Bonham is an incredible drummer and showman. I wasn't even born when Led Zeppelin was touring, but I am a fan and this was not only a good cover band this was the closest you will come to Led Zeppelin without the orginal members. Great footage and stories as well!!!
It was a shaky start, and I wondered whether I could sit through an entire Led Zeppelin tribute band performance. But the band got better and more confident with each song. Jason, although not possessing the same talent of his father, is a great drummer and can hold is own with anyone in the world. There were touching moments of home movies and stories with his father John. And he was completely honest that he was a 'fan' like everyone else in attendance. If you love Led Zeppelin, this show is well worth it. And Jason even does a duet on Bonzo's Montreaux. The guitarist, a great player, has the annoying habit of bopping up and down while he plays. However, the vocalist (an unknown YouTube singer) was great! There aren't many in the world who can pull off Robert's vocal range. Admirable job!
Just a great show!!!!! Songs were well done. Lead singer did a great job. Lead guitarist was excellent. All in all, just super!!!!!
The chosen venue of the Jubilee Auditorium was excellent. The chosen light/sound crew was 'brutal'. Lots of great songs played, but the sound was distorted, and the lights were out of synch with who was playing what. The backstage video screen was amateurish in this day of technology. In video displays from a camera within Bonham's drum kit, looking upwards toward him, it reminded me of a little web-cam that one attaches to a home computer. The video display was stilted and out-of-synch with his playing. Professional? They'd make a great bar band. My son saw Led Zepplica a few years back, in the same venue, and he said Led Zpplica were way better.
Great show!! Very intimate and personal with all the experience of led zep music - with their own, well done twists! Tony is a phenomenal guitarist! Jason fab on drums! Vocals - not so much ...
For someone who didn't grow up in the Zeppelin era, this was my only chance to experience that time & when I left I wish I could have grown up when Zeppelin were kings! Everyone in that band was beyond incredible! Unbelievable drumming & the guitarist was out of this world!
