Ronnie Dunn Tickets

The concert opened with “Play Something Country” and, with Ronnie providing story-intros, included “Cowgirls Don’t Cry”, “How Far to Waco”, “My Maria”, “Neon Moon”, “Honky-Tonk Stomp”, a new tune “Tattoos and Pick-Up Trucks”, plus the song that brought the loudest reception, “You Don’t Know Me”. Encore tunes were “Cost of Living”, “Boot Scootin’ Boogie”, and, “Bleed Red”. Ronnie encouraged people to dance in the space near the stage. The area soon filled with young ladies taking pictures. The venue, containing three seating sections, is on the “small” size but the closeness of performer to audience provides the opportunity for reconnecting with people that Ronnie says he desires. I think he’d be perfectly happy singing at an old fashioned hoe-down in someone’s faded red barn.

Attended Ronnie Dunn's concert November 22, 2013 at Grand Casino Hinckley. We thoroughly enjoyed listening to him sing all of his hits from his Brooks & Dunn days--"Red Dirt Road," "My Maria," "Boot Scootin' Boogie," to name a few. He chatted up the audience, something I'd never heard him do while part of the duo. He was usually the strong, silent one. He also delivered on some of his newer songs. My only complaint is that the venue, at times, seemed almost too small too contain Mr.. Dunn's huge voice. Oh, and he didn't perform "I Believe."

We danced so hard we scared away the to older ladies that were next to us. We sang so hard and loud that our throats were sore at the end of the concert. I would see him again in a heartbeat. I liked that he was able to sing songs that he and Kix sang together. He also has a great band. I made a comment about the girl back up singer that she had a six pack and my niece said hell no she has an eight pack. We also were able to win 1700.00 dollars while playing the slots. It was great!!!!

Ronnie has such an amazing voice. Great Show...Interactive! Love him. Would have loved a little more from his solo albums, but still a great time!

The artists were great, the acoustics were bad and the seating/standing was horrid!

show was good. had to stand all night. I bought tickets the min they went on sale. Thought I had good seats by the number given. have never been there before and was not told there are no reserved seats unless you want to pay 1000 for a table of 4.

For this to be an acoustic playing night and all the singers volunteered their time to play it was absolutely amazing!!! Ronnie Dunn brought all of his equipment and band and let the other singers use his equipment as well. All of them were just fantastic and made this one of the best little venue concerts I've ever been too.. Well worth every penny spent!!!

Parmelie knocked my socks off. The four guitars were wonderful. Joe Nichols is a Country star. Ronnie Dunn sang great but I don't like his new music. His drummer was good but too loud for the Whiskey Roadhouse

It was a great performance, even though he was under the weather . It was an honor to be able to shake his hand. I hope he will be back in the future.

Sorry for the delay in posting this review, but better late than never. I want to say that I attended the Ronnie Dunn concert at the Meadows Racetrack and Casino on Aug. 3rd. and Ronnie was nothing short of phenomenal. I must say that I was worried about how the turnout would be at the venue but the place was packed...the night was beautiful and the concert lived up to everything I had hoped for. I am a songwriter and Ronnie has always been one of if not THE BIGGEST influence on my music and writing and seeing him in person, just made me truly appreciate the genuine talent that he possesses Ronnie was really into the concert and you could tell that he was having a good time...one girl went to the front of the stage as he was playing and he encouraged anyone that wanted to come up front to do so...that's all we needed to hear. We had great seats to start with, only a few rows back to the left of the stage, but we went right to the apron of the stage and stood at Ronnie's feet for the entire show. We even got to shake hands with him while he was playing. So.....to sum it up, it was one of the best concert nights I have ever had...my only regret is that I wish it had gone on and on... I look forward to seeing Ronnie again as soon as possible and recommend that anyone who hasn't...do so. In my opinion, I believe that Ronnie is possibly the greatest voice country music has ever had.... Tojo