Trooper Tickets

Music was great - Venue was fantastic - Sound was great and moving around the venue was easy - signage was great as you knew where to go and they keep the temperature just right - it is a great place to see bands

Fantastic show, great venue! Definitely recommend to my friends!

Excellent show and venue. Had a great time!’ Just as remembered them!! Great performers. Crowd was great. Surprised how many younger people there!! Trooper for all the ages!!

The show was great. Had a chance to meet them and get a photo opp. Seats were right in front and in the middle of stage. Would definitely recommend that everyone see this show. They are really nice guys as well.

I was super disappointed in this show or lack there off. It was too short and basically boring. I love trooper music as I’m in my 50’s but they didn’t play most of their old great songs. It was not worth the money ! I had heard before they weren’t good live but I didn’t listen. Should have. :(

Honeymoon suite was muffled and hard to understand.

The bands were awesome. Sound was good, atmosphere and everything. We enjoyed the whole thong even the car show in the afternoon

Trooper has everyone up and moving and singing along, never disappointed!

Honeymoon Suite was good but Trooper was awesome! We could have sat there for hours listening to them. The car show on Saturday was amazing...so many different vehicles..well over 200. The concert that night started out not so good...really did not like the opening band..Kick Axe. They were definitely not the same genre as the rest of the bands. Loverboy was good, they rocked the house too.

My wife and I really enjoyed everyones performance.The music was awesome. Loved looking at the cars also. Can't wait until the next one.

I give it 3 stars because the band is good but sound levels were much too high. This spoiled the concert for me and makes it hard to give an objective review.

Singing was excellent but instrument solos were too long and were not getting anywhere. Drum solo was acceptable We were sitting in the very back and many guests were leaving during the guitar,bass and keyboard solos.This was causing quite the commotion.

Both bands were awesome. Venue us also great for sound!

Always good to hear good ole rock bands from the 70's

I was at the July 15/17 show in Aldergrove, BC and the whole show was stupendous, with ALL of the solos being perfect and long enough to satisfy any NORMAL ear. The whole crowd was electric with enthusiasm for the boys, but when Brian went crazy on his electric "Stradivarius" (otherwise known as a guitar (I thought this was a nice touch)), I thought that he was under a spell because he was playing PERFECT, until he showed he was human and made one mistake. Which was noticed by Ra and the two of them had a "slight" chuckle on stage. I say slight because the chuckle did not interfere with the show whatsoever. I went there to see a rock show and since I knew every word of their songs (except Janine, of which I only knew the choruses) I had a GREAT time, for darn-near two hours. I would like to thank all of Trooper - Ra Mcquire, Brian Smith, Scott Brown, Gogo and (equally) Clayton Hill. P.S. Ra sang an excellent show, with help of Scott (for one song as lead (of which he did a good job)).

Trooper were definitely not at thier best in this performance. 5 minute guitar solo in the first song missed the mark. Drum solo during third song definitely a miss. Vocals were challenged all night! I love this band! Unfortunately not a concert to remember, but one to forget!

Trooper spent more time talking and doing crappy solos, then they did singing. trooper vocals were weak and sharp. I think Kim Mitchell was bang on the money, he as aged for sure, but his sound was perfect. I think if kim played as loud as trooper the would have stole the show.

i really enjoyed Kim Mitchell and Trooper. The only issue I have is with the location. The River Cree allows smoking in their building. I am allergic to the smoke and it made me very sick walking through the casino. It was hard to breath. Was better in the Venue where the concert was but getting there was very uncomfortable.

The concert was awesome! They did all of their hits and even a new song. Kim Mitchell put on a really good show too. Trooper came out afterwards for autographs. Great time and show.

As always, Kim Mitchell was on point. He always is. Being, now, an older guy, he might be lucky that way. Or disciplined. I don't know, but when he was done his set and Trooper came on, I figured that Trooper would at least meet KM's mark. I'm sorry to say that this didn't happen. And I LOVE Trooper ... or at least I love their music. They, as a live band, however, left much to be desired. Four VERY long solo's a bit strangely orchestrated, higher sung notes not achieved (by quite a margin), and the addition of two lovely Edmontonian girls who have just put out an album (this generosity by Trooper was the best part of their set) who did not seem to have been included in whatever information gets passed around about what the words are or where they are to jump in. All of this contributed to a strange show. The band had us all at the very beginning, standing, shouting, singing ... and lost us completely two songs in. People were sitting by then, pretty quiet, and this lasted until almost the end when Trooper's signature song was played after which about a quarter of the place emptied out quickly before the encore. I was sad to see this, but I applaud the band for still getting up there and belting it out, even if they're maybe a bit past it. I love Canadian rock, always will, but I will stick to listening to Trooper any other way than live. Kim Mitchell, however, whenever he comes to town, I'll be there rawking it out. He played some good Max Webster stuff at this show, and that was nice.