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Opening act, Clarence Carter, was a lot of fun to see and hear. His voice is strong and continues to be a great act. Percy Sledge. . . not so much! He either ran out of steam during each song, or he simply forgot the words. We were happy we went, but only because Clarence Carter was enjoyable.
In the past, sometimes aging artist performances are disappointing. Percy's performance was the exception. The music sounded the way is was suppose too, the show was entertaining, the cost of the event was reasonable and the hospitality of the locale was exceptional. First time attending an event at The Pavillion, and we will be back for future artist.
If you want to go just to say you at one time saw the legend Percy Sledge then by all means go see him. The opening act was so much better than he was. He often sang off key. He draped a face towel over the microphone stand which blocked the view of him from our side of the audience--had to settle for watching the big screen. The man looks like he is ill (I hope he isn't).
This was a classic for the Lake Charles area. I'm a local and a "dinner show" is very unlikley in this area. Great job LeBerge!!!!
We weren't expecting entertainment this classy. If L'Auberge ever has another dinner show we will be there. Loved that they had a dance floor. Percy Sledge never ages. His voice was as good as ever. Great to hear the classics.
It was a great show with great food. I really liked his conversation with the audience.
It was an elegant dinner service was superd music was great
Fantastic, fantastic show by an ageless entertainer!!
This man sings with his whole heart & soul even after 40 years of entertaining He is so humble! The dinner L'auberge served was excellent. It was a wonderful night of Valentine romance and fun!
The evening was totally enjoyable. My husband wasn't sure he would enjoy Percy, but he did. Our entire party was thrown back forty years to our younger years, slow dancing to all of our favorite Percy songs. After the show, he signed autographs and was very kind to everyone.
