Glen Campbell Tickets

I took my mom to see this film as we are coping with my grandmother's recent dementia diagnosis. It was an amazing film and taught us so much about how to live with and care for someone battling this disease.

So glad we got to one of his last concerts. He was absolutely amazing, warm and funny. Sorry to those who missed out on seeing this icon!!

This was truly a great show. I had never seen Glen before, and I enjoyed it very much. He performed very well, even with his condition. I only noticed one little stumble during one of the songs that didn't amount to anything more than any other musician might have done. I with I hadn't waited so long to see Glen - to catch him on his final tour. I didn't know what I was missing all these years. Good luck Glen! May you do well in the future. You will be missed.

Great guitar play, can still sing like before. Great back up. His son and daughter can play...all the band plays. Glen is a perfectionist when it comes to how it sounds, and it couldn't get any better.

I have seen Glen six times of his (Don't want to say) Goodbye tour. Apparently the Alzheimer's effects vary as he forgot much more in Sarasota.three weeks before Napa, but the week before that in Bethehem, PA, , he was almost perfect. Glen was really UP in Napa. He really enjoyed the audience which gave him a standing ovation at almost every song. He looked good and yes, he did mess up a few times but I thought he did very well in Napa and was a lot of fun. He did get upset at the sound but apparently he had reason to do so. I was glad to see Glen and was thrilled that he got out there in front of the audience. I can tell you that I was glad to see Johnny Cash his last performance and he told us he could not sing, and we all told him we were so glad to see him that he could just sit there and we'd look at him, and that is the way I felt and feel about Glen Campbell. He could have just sat there and I would have been glad to see him. But he didn't and his picking was excellent. His Dueling banjos with his daughter was fantastic and then he did a duet with his son also, and that was wonderful. To me, his voice was great too and I loved all his songs, but especially his last song, "A Better Place." His whole family and band came out at the end and it was so nice to see them all. I heard he might schedule some more shows after the first of the year, and if I can, I will be there cheering him on. He really loves it when the audience reponds and whoops it up when he sings.

Since it was announced as his farewell concert because he has Alsheimer's it wasn't bad. He did forget a lot of the lyrics to his songs. His voice was a little rusty. But, as a firewell concert for the above stated reasons it wasn't too bad.. His kids were excellent. Especially his daughter, Ashley. I hope to see more of them.

This concert was well worth the wait. Campbell"s voice was amazing along with his guitar playing. Was glad to see him overcome his frustrations while on stage to provide a wonderful performance. His family/band was also amazing.

Well - of course this was a special show as it was his very last. However, it probably was about 6 months too late - he was just a little too crazy. His kids are saints for taking him on stage. Now that said - he busted out some awesome licks like he always could, and I would go see it again. He was crazy yelling at the sound guys the whole night for the sound quality... and being a musician and sound guy... I'd have to say he was correct. Sound guys botched it up a bit. I mean, how many times does he have to ask to punch his guitar up a bit before you firewall the damn slider? Good God. Glad I went. Bought the T-shirts. He had a great long run.

Huge difference between this show and the one we saw at the Hollywood Bowl last summer. In Napa, Glen was easily agitated, complaining he couldn’t hear his monitors, yelling at his kids in the band, and he lost his place and forgot the words on most of his songs. Despite this, I wouldn’t have wanted to miss this for the world. He is still bigger than life itself. The audience was very sympathetic and patient, sometimes enabling him along in his rants. “We have kids too" a fan yelled shortly after Glen threaten to fire everyone in the band and then we all relaxed as we watched Glen bend over in laughter upon hearing this. He just as quickly apologized to his kids and audience for his short temper. All good fun Glen, God bless you.

For a man with the beginnings of Alzeimers, Glen was in great form and did a wonderful performance at the Uptown theatre. As a big fan of Glen since the 1960's it was delighted to see him perform and even at 75 he knew his favorites as if he just recorded them. He made a few mistakes but in an odd way it was a bit charming as his daughter and son helped him along. Thanks Uptown for bringing Glen to Napa.