Loverboy Tickets

Where do these guys find the Power to Keep playing as if it was 1981. These guys (Paul, Doug, Ken, Matt) are ALL talented musicans and Mike Reno can still sing out these songs! The "Love to Entertain" shines off all of them and gets the crowd going! Hats Off! Or should I say, "Bandana's Off to these Rockers!!!

Loverboy put on a great live show and sounded great covering most of their hits! It was a fun night.

Excellent, played all there good songs it was fun to see them. Seen them 30 years ago when they opened for Bob Seger at the Ex on Toronto when they were first starting out.

They still rock even after all these years!! Awesome

When Loverboy hit in the 80's I wasn't paying to much attention but the tunes they wrote were always on my radio. I liked the songs they made and now these days I think back and realize that I liked them more than I thought. I have sattelite radio in the car and sometimes I hear a song from them and I rock right along with them. I have a retro music TV channel I receive off the air and it plays all sorts of video. Just like MTV when it was breaking out. They play "Hot Girls in Love" sometimes and I watch it from beginning to end. IT is fast hard hitting good simple rock. The show was totally entertaining and fun. Our whole row of seats was rocking back and forth to some of the songs whcih made me laugh. MIle and gang can make concert seats move back and forth. THis is something to be proud of. Cheers Chris

It was good but it could have been a little louder

The band, music sound was fantastic, shows these guys know what they're doing... Sound music was great and it was nice seeing a great band that I've loved since the 80s Downfall: all these people sitting there that got free tickets from being gamblers, didn't share the same appreciation as I did (paying customer)

3rd time seeing the boys at Rama and they never disappoint. Mike can still belt out the tunes and the rest of the boys can rock on!! Took my youngest daughter, this was her first concert and she was totaly excited the whole time, beleive her comnent was "that was totally awesome" I just love, love love this venue. Hate going anywhere else

The first annual Whisler Food Bank Fundraiser honoured with both Trooper and LOVERBOY. The 2010 Olympic Plaza is the Venue for the concert. The weather was less than stellar and temperature was 1 degree C. It's an outdoor venue but it is covered. Several hundred people braved the cold and rain and were not disappointed. It was a super intimate venue and us Lucky Ones who came to see the Vancouver Favourites were allowed to lean on the stage. It was a family event and the 2 RCMP's on site had an uneventful night. There was plenty of security on hand also. No alcohol event but lots of hot apple cider. Only 10 bucks or a food donation. What a deal! Trooper started the show at 7pm. They did all their favourites. The Boy's in the Bright White Sports Car, 2 for the Show, all the greatest hits they could fit in just over an hour. Encored with Raise a Little Hell. Ra McGuire super frontman on vocals, Brian Smith Guitar, Gogo on Keyboards, Clayton Hill on Drums and Scott Brown on the Bass. It was so cold and Ra kept teasing Clayton his head was steaming. He was super hot from pounding the drums and having fun. They rocked , got the crowd all warmed up for LoverBoy. I just can't get over how happy they are and how they look like they are having the time of their life. Thanks again guys for doing a meet and greet after the show. Lover boy got on stage about 9 and the Olympic plaza just exploded. These rockers are still so admired and are so personable we all were just blown away. Paul Dean on Guitar, Mike Reno vocalist and stellar frontman, Doug Johnson Keyboards and Sax, Matt Frenette Super Drummer and Kenny-Spider-Sinnaeve on the bass. The show just had the whole audience singing to every song. What really impressed me was the attention the band gave to all the children. Paul, Spider and Mike would go out of their way to hand the kids guitar picks. Spider was playing to the audience right at the edge of the stage and one child grabbed his leg and wouldn't let go. He loved Spider. He did let go, it was so much fun, cold but fun. They played to about 10:15. And then came out for a meet and greet. Matt gave out half a dozen drum sticks to the kids. All members signed my albums I brought, I even got a StreetHeart album autographed. Paul, Matt and Spider all played in StreetHeart together in the 70's. I have a disability now but I was able to brave the cold for my 2 favourite local bands. You guys have no idea how special your show really was for me. Thank-you so much. I hope to make your next show when it's local. Thanks for meeting with me and all the other fans after the show. Keep on Rocking !

Yes, this was an absolutely FREE show on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, NV. The lucky ones (myself included) managed to score laminated passes that entitled us to stand in a special section directly in front of the stage. The band was awesome, sounding even better than the last time I'd been to their show. Mike Reno has lost like 50 pounds and was in fine form, belting out the tunes without skipping a beat. Despite the very high temperatures (100F at showtime), Loverboy didn't seem to break a sweat and pulled off a very entertaining show with a full setlist to boot. After the concert the band was very accommodating and let fans meet and greet, take photos, sign autographs, etc. Great show, and a really great bunch of guys!

The pairing of these two great rock bands from the eighties was simply amazing....Both bands still have what it takes to bring down the house and that is what they did!!! It was a nice step back to my youth and I remembered every song and sang along. Keep going strong!!!

April Wine opened the show. Played solid throughout. Always one of my favorite Canadian bands. Loverboy followed and played just as well, if not better (surprisingly). I've never been as big a fan of Loverboy as much as April Wine but they delivered and got the audience involved. Recommended show (especially for the 40+ crowd). The whole show was about 2 hours long.

Music was excellent, but they had a better show in Casino Rama. Loverboy were the only ones playing that night. The crowd was more controlled by staff at Casino Rama. A couple, beside us, Section J, Row10,Seat 3&4 , left within 20 minute of the show starting, because of a drunk, intoixicated, loud female behind them. This drunk female should have not been served at all. She spoiled the show for every one around her, until she passed out.

I was mad and embarrassed for LoverBoy Band due to the fact that they were lip syncing through the whole concert. As a past fan of LoverBoy due to this performance Saturday night I was not impressed at the concert at all. April Wine was excellent. So if not for April Wine it would have not been worth the money I paid. I had guests come from Cleveland and they were also disappointed.

Loverboy was awesome!! They sure didn't loose their touch!! They played most of their hit songs and some others I didn't know as well (or at all)! I thought Mike Reno was spot on and didn't wander too far from how the original songs were sang! (I hate when singers wander into a new version - it's hard to sing along to) He's still got 'it'! They all 'still got it'! I am 1 happy fan!!! That was my first time watching a band at the Colosseum and while I LOVED the band's performance, I thought it was weird that 98% of the people in the seats stayed sitting in their seats. (which I'm told is the norm). It was a disappointment because that left me feeling uncomfortable to stand up and let loose (sway and dance in 1 spot, raise my fists to the beat of the music.) because that would be inconsiderate to the people above me.Because of that, I'd say my overall experience wasn't as great and I'd have to want to see another band (who doesn't have a date in MI) DESPERATELY in order sit through another great concert!

April Wine and very good and entertaining (I would recommend). Loverboy on the other hand was not as good (not recommended). Aside from the popular hits they played, the singer doesn't have the range he once did and a little more action on the stage would provide much needed exercise.

Brought friends from out of town, they loved it. Good times, old memories

4 years in a row for me...every January...great! Cant wait till next year!!

I thought it interesting that Andrew Allen was booked as the opening act for a band like Loverboy. I am very familiar with his work and a big fan but it seemed odd. But it was not! From the first note he had the crowd on their feet and interacting. Amazing and fantastic! A very nice way to start a night. His set could/should have been longer. Loverboy did not dissapoint. They too from the first note, had the crowd on their feet. I've been a fan for 30 years but had never had the live experience. This band is TIGHT! They appeared to be having a really good time on stage and so we fed off of that. This was a very good night!

I would recommend anyone who enjoyed the 80's as much as I did to see this band. They are amazing live and the crowd loved them! Thank you for such a memorable night!