The Alan Parsons Live Project Tickets

Alan Parsons put on a great performance! He played a lot of his popular songs!

Show was Short, in my opinion. Haven’t been to a concert where they take a break in the middle of it when it was less than two hours long.. Then they invited everybody down, close to the stage, blocking my view after I paid extra money for my seat

Excellent concert, the sound system and lighting super cool, the venue staff very pleasant and polite, very enjoyable evening.

What a fabulous show it was in Reno! Saw them 5 years ago here and this show topped that one off! Great musicians all of them Was fun to remanence to some of my generation oldies but goodies. Can't wait to see them again! GSR venue is awesome! Not a bad seat in the house.

The show was outstanding. The music, sound quality, showmanship and professionalism were all top notch. I would definitely recommend seeing it.

The concert was amazing! Worth every penny. The venue was small and intimate. Not a bad seat in the house. The sound was very good.

Trouble pulling tickets on cell, Box office fast and efficient printed tickets. Got seated and band started On time. The band was excellent and never missed a note. Grand Sierra's concert site was comfortable and the sound system was great A great band of my generation and this concert was all I could have expected. Excellent

Saw APJ for the first time, while they came through Reno last weekend, and it was one of the most enjoyable shows we've been to in a long time! We were blown away by how talented and 'tight' each instrumentalist and vocalist were individually and as a group. It is hard to believe that they've been around 40+ years and may sound even better now! If you like their music or this genre and you haven't seen them in person, I highly recommend doing so, which we plan to do again as soon as we have the opportunity.

Amazing concert, really enjoyed Alan Parsons. They did take a pretty long break, but I think that was for Alan

This concert didn't have to be so overwhelmingly loud. High quality music and vocals don't have to be drowned out by an overpowering bass guitar and drums. Have been to many many concerts at different venues, small and large (including Grand Sierra) and most have been rock concerts which were, of course, loud. But there was something about the sound system in the theater that made it almost unbearable for our ears. We had 6th row seats and ended up moving further back at intermission because the vibration of our bodies and chairs, etc. was too much. That somewhat ruined the performance for us.