Neil Young Tickets

I am not as huge of a fan as my husband, but we both agreed we would have likes more of his old songs played; I was disappointed Southern Man and Heart of Gold were not performed. I loved the way the concert started off and then there were lots of songs from his new album. Too many, in my opinion. His voice is still awesome and he is truly a very talented musician.

Great show. Could have done without the opening act but Neil put on a great show

Really enjoyed the show, opening act wasn't strong but Neil more than made up for that.

A short set and even shorter encore ( as in 2 songs). We felt like he was just getting warmed up and it was over. Would have liked to hear more acoustic songs and we were left wondering why he went to the trouble of bringing a piano, organ and a keyboard on stage if he was only going to play one song on each...

You can't put a price on the Neil Young concert at the Jubilee Saturday night (July 24th) - Neil was, well ... Neil - at his best. Rare is the artist who can play a song you've never heard before and keep you riveted to your chair. Had the tickets been $400 each it would still have been great value.

My first time seeing Neil. The show really could not have been any better. One man and his music. Perfect! His voice is strong, his lyrics as powerful and touching as ever and can that guy ever play the guitar!! I've seen a lot of rock shows over the years but I've never seen a better show that Neil Young in Calgary July 25 2010.

While I am solidly in the oldies camp I am eager to hear what he has chosen to bestow on us. If you are looking for mainstream, forget it, this is a creative genius. Go with an open mind you won't be disappointed.

Despite the passage of many decades, during which he has fine-tuned his diverse musical abilities, Neil young remains as interesting and fresh as ever. He performed several new tunes, that focused largely on wistful looks at the passage of time and the ongoing need for forging a better tomorrow, but these new songs blended in well with the standards that kept the crowd on its feet screaming for more. The solo performance on a stripped-down stage kept the set intense and personal.

Acoustic set was bang on, amazing sound. Organ/piano was quite good. Came, played, left.

Neil looks great, sounds great - was surprised at the complexity and profundity of his SOLO show.

My fault that for that. By the time I got around to getting a ticket, all the good ones were gone. Neil was amazing to me. His ability to play all the different guitar types and make them all sound great is no mean feat. Sometimes I wished there was more of a backup band. It was like listening to an old friend. Somewhat comforting and reassuring; like he's always going to be there. I also think he could have been a bit more vocal with the audience. Very few words were exchanged except through music.

Neil covered a lot of hits and mixed things up with acoustic numbers, electric guitar, piano, and an organ... and (obviously) he had the harmonica too. It was a great show, the only thing I'm not sure of was the ending. Don't know if he intended to end the show as he did or he meant to plan another song but was frustrated for some reason. All in all, great show!

If you are a true Neil Young fan this concert is for you. You must understand where he's been and where he is going to appreciate this concert. Way to go Neil - don't change a thing!

The acoustic guitar was great. The rest was like listening to your kid practice in the garage.

What a truly great performance. This is my third time seeing Neil live and he never fails to make each concert unique and different.

I saw both of the Ryman shows on June 1st and 2nd. Both were great but the second night was amazing. It is hard to believe that Bert Jansch had never played in Nashville but this was his first visit to the Music City. Needless to say, he blew the audience away with his amazing percussive guitar work especially on my favorite tune, "Poison". He also performed his signature treatment of the traditional tune "Blackwater Side" which Jimmy Page copied almost note for note on Led Zeppelin's first LP and while changing the title to "Black Mountain Side" and claiming songwriter's credit. Bert is one of the greatest guitar players of all time. He proved it in these shows. Neil offered up one of the finest solo performances of his career. Armed with his acoustic and electric guitars, pump organ, piano, and a series of pedals and gadgets, Neil brought the house down with a scorching versions of "Cinnamon Girl", "Rust Never Sleeps", and "Down By the River". He also performed many of his great acoustic tunes. It almost sounded like Crazy Horse was onstage with Neil's effective use of the pedals. The audience went wild when he performed "After the Goldrush" and sang "Watching Mother Nature on the run in the 21st Century", an appropriate reference to the BP tragedy in the gulf. Keep on Rockin', Neil!

Made the trip from Toronto. Weather was good - Shea was Hot with anticipation. A few hecklers in the crowd but when Neil came on stage his guitar and voice oversaw the few drunken hollers from the crowd. short show but full of great songs. 2nd time seeing Neil in a small venue - 1st time was at Massey the previous year will see him again in a heartbeat!

If you haven't seen Neil live yet, GO NOW. This was one of the best live performances I have ever gone to. Vocals were amazing. He can carry a whole show by himself.

Bert Janche was good and pleased to hear him. Neil Young must have had fingernail damage or something because he didn't play very long. What I thought was going to be an acoustic night was more electric guitar oriented. Our seats in Shea Arts were supurb and it was a very ornate,awesome setting for the concert. Neil Young was good and can do pretty much whatever he wants now and people go nuts. It was a night that I am just "taking it all in and trying to get as much good from as possible". Because he did electric guitar songs with no band but himself ,the magic hands were in full play mode. He did songs and used his finger nails then muted strings,and caressed with his palms and enunciated with the wammy bar. Great technic and tone.Playing these songs by himself gave us an opportunity to see and hear some things that get missed in a full band gig. My overall opinion was that it was a good night but like a greedy pirate I wanted more. Cheers

Awesome show Neil was outstanding every aspiring young artist can learn from one of the all time greats - so much class - truly loves to perform and not just in it for the money or the show would have been at the HSBC. He wants an intimate event for fans - right from the start he had so much energy the place was electric and he maintained the atmosphere for almost 2 hours - the crowd was very responsve and knowledgable. At 64 you can't be sure how many more tours there will be but I will follow him anywhere -to me he is up there with Elvis, the Beatles, Roy Orbison, Springsteen, Rolling Stones - makes me so proud to be Canadian this guy is true class - a one man band who I'm sure can play any instument he wants.