The Jim Cuddy Band Tickets

From the opening to the encore, the show was excellent. The band was tight and smooth. Enough cannot be said about Barney and Anne. Jim Cuddy was coming off illness and his voice was excellent. They played for almost three hours. Highly recommended. Side note to other fans. No one purchases a ticket to have another enibriated fan stand in front of them for the whole show spilling their drinks on everyone and believing this artist was only there for them. Please sit down and let the other paying customers enjoy the show they paid for.

Great concert. Great music, enthusiastic crowd responding to a very professional performance.

What an amazing show - so much talent on the stage!!! Bravo to all! ❤️

It was spectacular. Liked how the show built up into awesome energy with everyone coming together. (On stage and off) Such a good vibe. Loved songs old and new. Also the range of experienced musician all professional. Everyone delivered. Great Show

Thoroughly enjoyed seeing the Jim Cuddy Band at the Burt last Friday evening. Twenty years on and still at the top of their game. And Anne Lindsay is amazing - what a talented lady! Also great to see Barney Bentall. That theatre is the perfect venue for these wonderful performers.

This was my first time to see Jim Cuddy. It was a excellent concert at a excellent venue.

Amazing vocals, good mix of new and old and a fantastic venue to showcase the musical talent!

This is about as bare-bones and honest as a show can get. Very simple stage and lighting and just a bunch of great musicians doing what they do. Cuddy was his usual charming self easily engaging with the audience. Part of the fun was the fatherly jabs Cuddy took at his two sons who shared the stage with him. Barney Bentall was listed as the warm up act and he delivered a short, wonderful performance in that capacity, but he really was just another band member, appearing throughout the show. There was a family vibe with this group that was great to see and they really appear to enjoy doing what their doing. I'd encourage anyone attending a show to take Cuddy up on his offer for a free download of the Constellation album. It's really a great work and a good way to become familiar with the material you'll hear at the show (about 1/2 of the show is from the new album).

I was not expecting to see such a great show. I have never been to see Blue Rodeo but have always wanted to see Barney Bental. I have new appreciation for Jim Cuddy, what an amazing musician...such talent on display for us to enjoy. I really liked the format of this show as well...not your standard opening band then the main performer but rather integrating the special guests throughout the show was a refreshing approach. The fiddler/vocalist and lead guitar were especially impressive as well, the drummer, bass player and keyboardist were something else too. Jim's son is an amazing talent and I am certain we will be hearing more for this budding young star. So, even if you are not a huge fan I can tell you that this show is a bargain for the buck and if your on the fence, just go! Related to the venue: I wish a person could get up and move to the music. For most of the show, and other shows I have been to at this venue the crowd remains seated to the point of numbness. Music is best enjoyed when moving to the rhythms and enjoying the moment..tough to do when your butt has grown into the seat.

Jim Cuddy came to Calgary on March 1 and brought with him, in his own words, a "cavalcade of stars." Cuddy gave plenty of space to his two sons who featured in two or more songs each. They are up and coming musicians who will blaze their own trail, but the proud father has given them a platform to allow the Canadian public to get to know them. They are talented musicians in their own right and we can expect them to leave their own mark on the Canadian Music scene. Barney Bentall was also brought on stage to join the Jim Cuddy Band for a few songs. Cuddy did a nice job of featuring his new album as well as playing old standards from his Blue Rodeo music. The new music was sufficiently familiar to the audience since each concert ticket sold included a digital download of the album "Constellation." The Jim Cuddy Band is an outstanding collection of musicians who bring their best to the game at every concert and they were a pleasure to watch. Anne Lindsey, the only female member of the band is a virtuoso violinist, and Colin Cripps and Basil Donovan (both members of Blue Rodeo) are musicians with many years of studio and road experience. Jim Cuddy is a Canadian treasure whose music stands the test of time. The concert was one of the best I have ever seen.

Jim and family outstanding , sound amazing, love it all

Jim Cuddy always puts on a great show and his music is amazing. Once again, his show was fantastic. Can hardly wait to the next one.

Superb music, great entertainers! Such a variety of genres, from rocking guitars to rollicking fiddle, every song was fabulous. Cuddy’s Voice is unforgettable.

A really fun concert, lots of variety in voices and song, some new, some old. A very relaxed atmosphere but still lively .

We were at the show in Calgary on March 1 and what we got was musical mud. The sound was just dreadful. The only time we could make out the words was when Jim was solo on the piano. The Bass guitar generally drowned out the words, and the guitars and violin did the rest. This was especially disappointing when Jim's two sons were singing solo and they could have been singing Merry Christmas for all we could make out. We were at Serena Ryder at the Jack Singer last week and the sound was brilliant. The band knew to play softly when she started singing. Now I know it was a different venue, but in sound checks and at the concert, a good sound crew will make the adjustments. We go to a lot of concerts and really appreciate it when we can understand the singers and enjoy the music as well. Further to my comment about the sound, Sam Polley told the crowd that his CD was $10.00 and they shouldn't have come out if they didn't have $10.00 in their pockets. I don't know if this is classed as humour in Toronto, but in Alberta, it is not.

There really isn’t a bad seat at the jubilee.. Jim Cuddy NEVER fails to put in an amazing show, so talent and obviously runs in the family. We enjoyed every second of it!

When I hear Jim Cuddy sing and hear his songs (both within and without Blue Rodeo) I think CANADA. I have listened to several Jim Cuddy interviews and enjoyed his live banter with his audiences, the man is so down to earth, so Canadian EH. The show was fantastic with a great mix of the new with the old, and a pot pourri of jazzy, bluesey, rockabilly tunes to boot. Great to see and hear Barney Bentall again and to Jim's credit he brought him back into the show a few times, including the encore, TOUCHER! Jim, just another example of your classiness. Rest of Canada your in for a treat, buy some tickets and be thoroughly enjoyed for three hours. EH!!

We did not know who would accompany Jim Cuddy and were pleasantly surprised with a blast from the past, Barney Bentall. among the others, newcomer Sam Polley and Devon Cuddy. Was not sure what to expect as we've been to many Blue Rodeo concerts, but never Jim Cuddy solo and we were more than impressed! Thank you for the music and a great date night!

Tell Jim Calgary no longer hates Toronto, Half our population is from there. It just doesn’t care about it. Ha ha. Jim Cuddy is one of Canada’s most talented artists, so natural, and so generous sharing his stage with up and comers and seasoned talented artists like Barney Bentall.

Pleasantly surprised by the introduction of Jim’s 2nd son, Sam. Definitely one to pay attention to in the years to come. Devon I have seen before with Blue Rodeo, however, now playing alongside his Dad was sweet. Jom’s New music I must say is preferred over Blue Rodeo. Really liking his new style.