Steven Tyler Tickets

very good show would see it again given the opportunity

Great show, amazing voice after all these years! Loving Mary band was equally great and loved the special moment when Steven Tyler put Suzie McNeal on the spot to sing Believe! Showed that he really cares about the people that work for him.

The venue was great ! His voice was amazing ! Very engaging with the crowd ! Loved his throw back videos of his growing up years and his beginnings in The Rock and roll word ! Steven Tyler .... May you Rock til you drop !

Loved, loved, loved the show. I have seen Aerosmith about 4 times and to see Steven venture out on this tour was absolutely incredible. He did not disappoint. About 75% of the show covered his popular tracks with Aerosmith and the rest from his new album. All of it was just great.

Great show. Kept the crowd engaged from start to finish

Absolutely Phenomenal show. Can't wait for him to come back again.**********

Great concert. It's kind of walk in time. Sound was very good in Sony Center. Much better than in aircanada on Aerosmith concert couple of year ago. The band is very good. Enjoyed every moment.

Steven is still hitting the high notes! Rock'n show! Loving Mary was great match with Steven.

The show was incredible...loved every minute of it. Played a lot of Aerosmith with a couple of new songs thrown in. Would see him again. Have seen Aerosmith many times through the years. His new group are great. Loved the fiddler.

Steven Tyler was amazing. I can't believe he can still sing those notes! AWESOME. The band was really tight. I loved the fiddle, the banjo and piano. Started the night with some old Beatles tunes and Janice Joplin - which was so fun! Played lots of Aerosmith hits and some songs from his new album. Had a great night. the venue was intimate so that made everyone feel close to the stage. It's too bad that so many people came to the show but watched it through their phone while they were recording every moment. This show was truly enjoyable - if they come back, I'm there!

The best performance of Mr. Steven Tyler I ever seen or heard!

Steven is a rocker.... newly western or not :) I wish him good luck with that...as long as he keeps sharing who he really is.

Unbelievable....better than I could have ever imagined....Great Man, Great Performer, Great Night Out!!!!!!! PLEASE COME BACK SOON!!!!!

I loved Steven Tyler when he was on American Idol. I loved Steven Tyler when he was with Aerosmith (at least most of the time). I guess I'm just past my prime. Sunday night I didn't love Steven Tyler. I went wanting to hear him sing and revel in the music. And while a little conversation with the audience is enjoyable, Steven talked all night resting for 5 minutes between songs. The band "Loving Mary" was very good- a pleasure to watch and listen too. And I applaud Stevens commitment to "Janies Fund" and the plight of abused women that is obviously close to his heart. That's great. But as a concert, Steven signing is good. Steven rambling is interesting until it's not. Now in full disclosure, I did not stay past 1/3 of the concert. Everyone was standing from the first time Steven walked on stage and my wife and I can't and won't stand for 90 minutes. That said, when he was good it was good. There just wasn't enough of that.

First off it’s Steven Tyler up close and personal so it was well worth the ticket price!! His voice is amazing - in a small theater with great acoustics he proved that his voice is as good if not better than it was 45yrs ago. That being said, I really do not like his voice singing country - it's just not suited to him and does not showcase the power of his vocals. The crowd was mostly there for Steven the rock star and not Steven the country bumpkin. We listen politely to the country tunes and roared and cheered with each Aerosmith song. I would have preferred a solo blues album (yes I know Aerosmith did do Honkin on Bobo) or even an album of him covering some other classics but country – no. The new album does have some catchy tunes on it that I am sure Steven could rework into rock songs if he wanted to. They were okay to listen to but Steven singing country is just not my preferred style for him. I think he could have chosen better Aerosmith songs to throw in the mix - of course he has to do cult favourites Sweet Emotion and Dream On but I think with Aerosmith's catalogue he could have found ones that suited the evening better and flowed with his county theme. I would have omitted Janie’s Got a Gun – Steven’s slow twangy version had me ready to take Janie’s gun and shoot myself. That song is so powerful lyrically and matched with the right music and musical tones and “shock” moments – it’s a dramatic song and spine chilling. Sunday’s version was hard to listen to and frankly just an awful rendition – all drama was lost!! I am not sure why Jaded and Walk This Way were in the set list – yes good songs but not “country” at all – again I think a better mix could have been designed. Come Together another fan favourite but mixing a Beatles cover in just didn’t make sense to me. The only Aerosmith song that really fit the bill was Cryin – it’s got the makings of a good country song. I am not sure if the set list was designed to keep the audience awake and entertained thus the picking of the top 10 well known Aerosmith favourites for" sing alongs" mixed in amongst lesser known country tunes. Please don’t get me wrong – I love all the Aerosmith tunes but I just felt they did not flow as well as some lesser known top 10 but equally as good Aerosmith songs might have. Steven could have even gone further out on a limp with his set list. The band – Loving Mary, well let’s just say they will all be going back to their day jobs after riding Steven’s coat tails. They are a session band – everyone can play an instrument but no one is really talented. They stood on stage like they were all strangers – no gelling – no fun. There was not one member who was a great musician that could pull the others to up their game – everyone was mediocre and it showed. I was surprised, being that Steven is so multi-talented and a perfectionist that he would chose a bar band as his backing band. They could play country but they could not play the Aerosmith songs – there was just not the guitar talent – again a reason I would have chosen different Aerosmith songs. Sweet Emotion is a vocal led song so any band could play the music to it but take Train Kept a Rollin it’s an instrument song and they could not keep up with it or play it as it was meant to be played. I would have chosen Baby Please Don’t Go – if you listen to the music behind the lyrics you could add a banjo or an accordion and it would work and Loving Mary would have been able to show some skills. Same can be said for Rattlesnake Shake again Loving Mary is not the band to play this. Now Suzie McNeil – love the girl – she’s a power house – excellent vocals. She stood up front with Steven but it was clear she was a backup singer and could have been standing 20 feet behind him. I felt like she was one step from being a trained monkey, every time I looked over she was strapping on a different instrument – the accordion = really! All that was missing was the cymbals between her knees. She played the guitar, accordion, tambourine, harmonica, and I think banjo. Yes she’s talented but her real talent didn’t get to show – I was waiting to hear her belt out some tunes or really back Steven up but instead I am not really sure if her mike was even on. I think Steven could have used her better and perhaps a good blues duet – they could have even covered his duet with Pink. I know it was not meant to be the Steven and Suzie show but he really wasted her talent and a good opportunity - the girl can sing anything. The evening was definitely enjoyable and well worth seeing Steven in an intimate space. When he sang Piece of My Heart – OMG what a song!! His vocals were stellar!! No “old man quiver” or “shaky high notes” he is rock solid in his vocals and maybe that’s what he wanted to prove by having a mediocre backing band - no one could upstage him. No one took the spot light away – it was Steven Tyler solo showing his fans that at 68 he’s still a rock star, still a flirt, still ever appealing to an aging groupie who reached out and touched him and felt like a teenager again. In the end, an entertaining evening and rare opportunity to see and hear Steven solo, an opportunity that has taken 45yrs to come along and one that his fans showed was well worth the wait, even if we don’t necessarily agree with his choice of music, we agree with the musician that he is and we will support whatever limp he goes out on next. Whether it’s Steven Tyler solo or Aerosmith – we will all don our concert t’s, scream like school girls and stand an hour at the stage door just to bask in his glory. Keep on rocking Mr. Tyler and we will keep on coming to cheer you on.

Concert was unbelievable - better than I ever imagined - everyone stood the whole concert (which is rare in Vancouver)! Great set, great crowd, with totally amazing Steven Tyler - THANK-YOU!!!!!

Fabulous show, so very happy that I didn't miss it. Loving Mary - awesome band for him to perform with. Lots of chemistry. The voice - well there is no other voice like that -= he's still got it!

Steven Tyler is amazing. He was personable and entertaining. He's still got it!!!! One of the best concerts I've seen. And I've seen a lot !