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Peter Noone still has an awesome voice and his songs bring back so many wonderful memories. He interacts with the audience. I hope that he tours forever.
Peter Noonan clearly enjoys entertaining an audience and sharing his humour and famous tunes with his fans. He puts his all into his show and really interacts with the audience making everyone feel special. He has so much energy and left us feeling happy and uplifted as well as nostalgic for our younger days. It is a perfect venue for him, intimate and elegant and he seemed at ease. He even made sure to include local references like Welland to make him seem like a long lost friend. It was a great show.
He did ALL his hits, and some other British Invasion groups' songs too. He danced across the stage, while shielding the side of his head to the audience with an album jacket, and singing. That takes coordination. The youthful voice has not changed. Happy melodies, well enunciated; a fun show. Just like the records we all still have at home. March is the 55th anniversary of the release on Toronto radio of Mrs. Brown. But he's been at it even longer than that. I was thrilled to see his enthusiasm and energy and his engagement with the audience. A swell band: two guitars, drums, bass/synth. And all of them sang in various numbers. This really is part of the music of my life, and I appreciate longevity in pop music, an act so well-preserved for such a long time. Apparently, Fallsview Niagara is a concert site he has often performed at; I met several fans for whom this is an annual pilgrimage and they attend all three shows. I got an autograph, photo and a minute or two to chat. An extended version of Henry VIII led to us all doing it by ourselves, sans band. Peter combines a bubbly personality with lyrical expertise and showmanship. I'm glad I had a chance to finally meet him. And the last song ......., not Henry, but 'Kind of a Hush'. Highly recommended!
He's still the best - I went to the concert last year at Fallsview and I would go again -- he''s a true entertainer.
Fantastic show .Peter Noone is a great entertainer.Can't wait for them to come back to Fallsview. Lyle
The show was great as the group really got the crowd involved and the time just flew by after the show Peter stayed as long as it took to sign auto graphics
This concert was amazing. Great vocals by Peter Noone, great backup band and lots of audience participation. Peter walked the aisles while singing and had the audience really engaged. A true legend!
Peter Noone is very entertaining. He still can sing. He's funny. He interacts with his audience, gets off the stage & mingles with his fans . He gives away T-shirts & CD's. Good value for the price. I was truly impressed.
Very talented is a warm funny energetic entertainer.
What an amazing time. The whole theater was singing and laughing the whole time.
Did an hour plus of great music then stayed around to sign autographs and pictures.Very impressive day all around đ
This is our third time seeing Herman's Hermits at the Avalon Ballroom Niagara Falls. Peter and the band were once again the makers of a memorable experience. Playing to a full Venue the crowd happily sang along, waived hands and enjoyed every minute of the performance. A very interactive show! It is to bad that more younger concert goers did not attend, they didn't know what they were missing. Would recommend seeing Herman's Hermits anytime.
had a great time -did all his hits plus other artists - a very likable perfrormer - very glad we went!
A great "feel good concert". Very entertaining. We would definitely go to another one of their concerts.
Fabulous Show!!!!! Great venue!!!! Great Value for the dollar.
Mickey Dolenz was very good. Peter Noone was excellent, he had the audience engaged throughout his whole performance. I would highly recommend both of these entertainers.to friendsl On the other hand, David Cassidy did not engage the audience at all. . We did not enjoy his performance. It felt very unprofessional and disjointed. He lost a lot of the people 5 minutes after he began and throughout the rest of his performance. To be perfectly honest, we would have left, but we had our 89 year old Mother with us and she couldn't manage the stairs in the dark. Regards,
Let me begin by saying that as professionals we all don't like certain things on certain days. Mickey Dolenz and Peter Noone were fantastic, professional, and entertaining. They got the audience singing and remembering the good old days because frankly that's what these concerts are about - allowing us to forget our troubles for a moment and enjoy our past loves. However David Cassidy was a COMPLETE disappointment. The negativity he promoted with - "I am not playing the songs like you remember, I almost quit the Partridge Family over this one, I am not an entertainer like Peter Noone, completely lost the audience. Many people got up and walked out. He might be a good guitar player however this was clouded by his self absorbed attitude. I don't pay money out to see THAT. I sympathize with the entertainers that they get sick of playing their songs over and over however don't ask me to pay money to see you then. Stay home where you belong because I go to work everyday doing the same thing and yes sometimes I get sick of it but I still go to work, put on a happy face and do my best that day. This is all we ask of these entertainers. And thank you Mr. Peter Noone for signing auto graphs and talking to the audience after the show. I will go to see him ANYTIME
Mickey Dolenz was good, Peter Noone was FANTASTIC! - never dissappoints. However, we thought that David Cassidy was terrible, it's time for him to call it quits! We would not go to see this show again, but we will definitely return for Peter Noone!
Mickey Dolenz started rough but ended well. PETER NOONE WAS AMAZING - COULD BE A COMEDIAN IF HE WANTED TO CHANGE VENUES. David Cassidy was a DISASTER. He cannot sing. He kept showing us memorabilia (old album covers,newspaper reviews etc. from his glory days - very embarrassing and humiliating for him and whatever fans he has). His chatter with the audience was horrendous and about 20-25% of the audience walked out while he was singing. We wanted to do the same but thought that Peter Noone was returning. PETER NOONE could fill the venue by himself. Think about it , PLEASE.
The show was in 3 parts. First was Mickey Dolenz who was entertaining and did a good job of the Monkees songs. Then Peter Noone - outstanding performer - did his show. I've seen his show several times and it gets better and better. If the evening had ended there it would have been terrific. But David Cassidy then came on and the show was awful. He seemed to make things up as he went along. His performance of his own catalogue was terrible and he did other songs at random. The constant parade of people leaving the show while he performed says it all. David should either create an entertaining show or not bother. And Mickey and Peter should keep away from David so their own reputations don't suffer.
