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Hubby and i had a amazing time. The vocals are fabulous. The whole concert was fantastic. It was so nice to get to see and hear live music again. Highly recommend. We would definitely go again to listen and take in more. Everyone of the 11 person band was just awesome. Thanks for the great evening.
It seems that everything Warren Haynes touches turns to gold. Not by luck of course, but by pure talent. And the show he brought to Toronto in honour of The Band's Last Waltz is no exception. And the brilliant part is that Warren did not steal the spotlight. He let his fellow musicians shine, and shine they did. Never did follow Michael MacDonald, but am a fan now. Boy can he ever play and sing! Enjoyed every song, and so did everyone else in the packed hall.
What an amazing concert! The vocals were fantastic, and the horn section blew me away! I could have listened to the trombone solo all night long. Brilliant. Run, don't walk, to see this amazing show.
One of the best shows I have ever been to. High energy from the audience. So much fun. Would definitely see them again
Band was spot on and tight. As I wasnt able to attned original I think this was a great attempt to replace
Warren Haynes, Michael McDonald, Jamey Johnson, Don Was, John Medeski and Terence Higgins (along with the impressive horn line and the always sublime Joan Osborne) were on the money at Toronto's Sony Centre on January 31/17. If you closed your eyes, and made allowances for the two (very different but excellent) guitarists, you might have thought yourself in 1970s San Francisco. The crowd was swaying, the band was smoking, and everyone in attendance was swooning and bopping to those delicious tunes. While original Last Waltz guitarist Bob Margolin added some colour at the end, the only true sadness was the lack of Garth, Robbie and/or the Hawk. Why is it that nobody plays these delicious tunes anymore? The Band were masters of their craft, and they took songwriting to a higher plane. I miss them so much...
