Rodriguez Tickets

It took a long time for Rodriguez to finally get on the stage but the wait was worth it. His sight is greatly impaired and he has difficulty walking and needed assistance to his stool. Once he started playing it was wonderful. The crowd was extremely enthusiastic and kept shouting requests and accolades. He stopped playing at one point to engage in a delightful conversation with a fan. He spoke about his message of love and power to the people (with an open hand not a clenched fist). His voice was clear and strong as he sang the powerful lyrics of his songs. A pleasure to see his long lanky fingers strumming those strings with impeccable rhythm. Not to forget his sense of humor and style,starting with the toque ( being in Canada ?) a straw hat with a band to match his shirt, a sexy gaucho hat, of course his usual wellington boots and ending with iridescent goggles that he pulled off with style. The band was a great accompaniment for him. I wasn't expecting an encore but was happy there was one. So many standing ovations throughout the show.

Absolutely amazing performance! A humble, talented man, a true legend. Came out of the show with a smile on my face..

As always, Rodriguez did not fail to impress! He was in good spirits as always and he and the band sounded great! The opener was really good as well! However the crowd at Massey Hall was awful!

The show is good and the timing is good as well. The seating is tight. Didn't mind the veneer but if you have two bigger neighbors on both sides it's not easy to enjoy a two hour performance

The most touching concert I've ever been to. So lucky to have watched Rodriguez live.

Ever since I watched Searching for Sugarman I have wanted to see him in person. Despite his age, 75 years old, frail, he is so charming a d has a positive message. Loved the concert.

Great to see him again. Was disappointed for him that audience was not larger this time.

This was a wonderful concert. The venue was the perfect size and the acoustics are amazing

To see Rodriguez was like filling up my bucket list to the brim. I love his music, his soothing voice, his easy style, his quick smile. His story. His person. The audience went crazy. He gave many encores and everyone danced, sang, stomped clapped and even asked him to run for President. Bravo Sixto. I will see you again, hopefully.

Loved the concert. He seems like such a genuine guy. He's mostly into just sitting and playing, not a lot of theatrics, and I loved that about this concert. Just him and 3 backup musicians - plain and simple. But the comedian he is certainly comes out even with only a small amount of interaction with the audience. Highly recommend this concert.

From the time he was helped onto the stage to the end of his performance, I felt I was witnessing an event that will stay with me forever. A truly humble and witty man with a bigger than life message. Fortunate to have shared an evening with him

Rodriguez and his band were fabulous. The balance on the backup band was excellent so that Rodriguez was clearly audible. The songs were well done and the audience was very receptive. Someone kept calling out "you are a legend" and we felt like we were in the presence of a very special artist. The last encore song, a remake of the Sinatra song "I want to live before I die," was very haunting and beautiful.

I've waited a long time to be entertained by Rodriguez in concert and loved every moment that he was on stage! I just wished he would have played a little longer than just over an hour. The opening act was good but could have been shorter. I was there to see and to listen to Rodriguez. Love his music. I was happy to see that he had musical accompaniment too!

Rodriquez still has such an incredible voice and his quitar playing was second to none.

What incredible songs.....if you've seen the movie "Searching for Sugar Man", you won't want to miss this. He is an artist in the truest sense.....so grateful to be playing, but seemingly unaffected by his new found fame. On stage, he's simply Rodriguez....singer/songwriter. You kinda feel like you got a ticket to watch him and some talented buddies play his songs in his living room......no show boating....few lights, simple, but incredible....like his songs.

Great concert. He still has an amazing voice and his band is great. He seems very shy as he didn't interact with the crowd very much.

I saw Rodriguiz last year at the Centennial Concert Hall and was deeply disappointed. I have worn out his 2 CDs and his show was not a reflection of the music I listen to at home. If he played with even a small backup band, I would pay top dollar to see him again. Even better with an orchestra. But unplugged, and doing covers of songs I never liked first time around, I would not see him again.

"Be Gentle with your anger." Rodriguez said it all!!!! This musician is truly humble and an positive example for all of us. Truly inspirational. What an artist!! Thank you for a memorable performance. Your voice expresses so much hope and peace in a world that badly needs these two ingredients.

the Rodriguez concert was amazing. I never thought I'd be lucky enough to see him in my life, so it was really a dream come true. and the jubilee auditorium is such a lovely venue. the sound was great. rodriguez was sweet and cool, his voice is fantastic one man and his guitar. it was just magic. i wish it had lasted longer, and I only hope he'll come back again.

The show was very good! He had a young girl opening for him and she was pretty good! Rodriguez was helped out onto the stage as he is mostly blind. The show started a bit rough with a cover of "Your Song" by Elton John, but after that it was amazing! He sounded great. He didn't have a band, but that was fine! I wish he did more of his own tunes though. He did the hits though. He did I Wonder, Sugar Man, I Think of You, The Establishment Blues, Inner City Blues, Crucify your Mind and more! He also covered Light my Fire, Satisfaction, Blue Suede Shoes, Somebody to Love as well as some other covers. I knew all the songs though. He wasn't as political as I heard he was. Only 1-2 political remarks. After every song he turned down his guitar and started the next song with the guitar turned down, then turned it back up. Other than that, a phenomenal show! Would definitely see him again!