LeAnn Rimes Tickets

Both women were excellent. Sound man wasn't on his best game. Nice presentation. Audience was well pleased.

Voice is fine but the choice of songs was wrong. Only 2 classics and every song was done slowly. Her biggest applause was for a cover song. I’m very disappointed.

Great voice. Was not much of a show production. Didn’t seem like a concert with only a guitar player.

Wonderfully presented. Spreading a good message of respect and kindness. It was one of kind experience. Highly recommended!

LeAnn did have a warmup that we didn't care for, so we hung out in the lobby. She was all by her barefoot lonesome except for a piano and a great guitar accompanist. Nice mix of her new & old songs like BLUE and CRAZY, she occasionally just sat down at the piano and played something jazzy/bluesie we didn't know and sang and it was Great. She didn't do a lot of straight up Country and that was just fine with us. She stuck to her set list except for adding Spaceship and those jazzy/bluesie piano pieces, and Hallelujah at the end. Nice flow, felt very spontaneous and as up close and personal as it can get with another 400 people. More of a spiritual bend toward the end and we much prefer that to Country. North Shore is a nice venue, smaller intimate, great sound and sight lines.

All the concert was a great surprise for us, Leann is a really enchanting person, she has a lot of fun when in the stage and make us have fun too, not only because of her beautiful voice, the nice intimate talk with the audience but because she knows how to get us part of the presentation and not up above of the stage as an idol. She is an idol by herself. It was the best concert ever. By the way, the opening act that Abbey Cone did was also a great surprise, she has a lot of talent and a beautiful voice too.

Went to her Chicago show and booked front seats. She hasn't lost her voice, so it's a definite plus there. I'd say neither her voice nor her connection with the public have had to suffer along the years. But the concert was a letdown. Took my son there to try and get him an insight into my youth's mindset and about 30 minutes into the show I was frustrated beyond words. In a nutshell, she's managed to change the tempo of all her past hits to adapt to an acoustic gospel-y kind of sound. On the stage it's just her and a guitar player, no orchestra whatsoever. While the experience is definitely intimate, it just feels weird. If one wants to hear "One way ticket"leveled down to the rhythm of Patsy Cline's "Crazy", and "Can't fight the moonlight"downgraded to an emotional performance of a shaky Voice of America contestant, this is for them. But note that not only every song had been changed from its original version, they've also been adapted to a no-orchestra environment - and why the concert isn't labeled "acoustic"is beyond me. Such warnings should be given out by the singer themselves, because nobody wants an entrapped public to their events. Maybe an acoustic wouldn't bring so many fans, but it would definitely only bring forward the people interested in such approaches to music. It's not for everyone. I may be living in the past here, but I feel that's precisely why one visits one of their top artists in a live performance. The key word is "live"not "flushed down"or "séance."Personally I couldn't stand the new and so-called improved (or "mature"as she's called it) version of the songs. Like I said, I hoped to relieve a bit of my youth there, not to get a Sunday morning church experience. It was a $240 times three loss which I will definitely not want to revisit ever. And there goes another myth, shot to pieces.

A beautiful simple acoustic show with the unbelievably talented LeAnn Rimes. Love was pouring out between her and the audience. Great accompanist. Humor and good vibes abounded. Well crafted and technically well executed.

Have a great time at the show. Leann was very comfortable on stage and engaged throughout the show with the audience sharing stories about her career. Her voice is still one of the best in the industry. She was only accompanied by her guitarist and a piano which highlighted her voice on her songs.

LeAnn was spectacular. Why have I not seen her til now? There was not one thing missing. LeAnn plus her guitar player/backup singer went through a collection of her finest songs. Her voice is tops. I've seen nearly every great female vocalist. LeAnn was the best. Plus, she was cute as can be, laughing, telling stories, talking with the audience and dancing in her bare feet to the music. If she comes back, you can be sure that I'll be there.

Definitely one of the best concerts, great atmosphere, I recommend it!!!

Great performer and amazing personality!! She goes above and beyond for her fans and is a very down to earth person.

Leann Rimes sang her heart out Saturday evening in Deer Valley with the Utah symphony. What a beautiful evening under the stars. We loved every minute. You are truly beautiful inside and out 💕💕

Her voice was phenomenal! I cannot believe her performance ! She can belt it out and always on key.

Very good show, outstanding voice, wish we could have heard a few more songs from this talented singer. Wanted to see her since her "Blue" came out in the early 90's. Glad I was finally able to catch her in concert.

Lead guitar and bass great. Piano opening song leann is great. Whens the next venue.

First of all, the Grand Sierra Resort is a perfect venue. The parking is close to the theater, the theater space is comfortable and the sound is good. LeAnn Rimes made the show so comfortable and personal. It was as if she was speaking to each of individually. And yes, she has an amazing voice and is a great entertainer.

LeAnn was great but... She only did a 60 minute show, which was a bit disappointing

Expected a little more from LeAnn Rimes concert but still enjoyed the music.

Ms. Rimes has a lovely voice. Her performance was okay. We didn’t recognize some of the songs she sang. The perfidy was short, only 1.5 hours. We were disappointed.