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ZZ Top Concert Schedule
ZZ Top is a legendary American rock band known for their blues-infused rock music, bawdy lyrics and long, red beards. ZZ Top tours include the 2017 Tonnage Tour, 2016 Hell Raisers Tour, and the 2013 La Futura Tour. ZZ Top live shows leave the audience laughing dancing and feeling like they are at a jam session with close friends, instead of a concert headlined by rock and roll legends. Their massive success has allowed all of their albums to reach gold or platinum status. The band's best selling album is 1983's Eliminator, which spawned the hit singles "Legs" and "Sharped Dress Man." The album went on to sell 10 million units, reaching diamond status and the 25 million records they've sold in the U.S. makes them one of the top 100 selling artists in the country. ZZ Top has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, and they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2004.
ZZ Top Background
ZZ Top formed in 1969 in Houston Texas with guitarist and lead vocalist Billy Gibbon, organist Lanier Greig and drummer Dan Mitchell. The name of the band came from Gibbons combining the names of B.B. King and Z.Z. Hill, when he noticed that many artists used their initials as their band's name. When ZZ King seemed too close to the originals he changed it to ZZ Top. The current lineup of the band consists of bassist and lead vocalist Dusty Hill, Billy Gibbon and drummer Frank Beard. ZZ Top's signature sound can best be described as blues-infused rock with elements of punk rock and new wave added through their use synthesizers. While Eliminator was the band's most successful album with 10 million albums sold, 1985's Afterburner was their highest charting album. All the singles from Afterburner were Top 40 hits and the album itself went on to sell five million copies. Other Top 40 singles include 1975's "Tush," 1977's "I Thank You," and 1981's "Gimme All Your Lovin'"Follow ZZ Top on social media: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Facebook.
Horrible show. Very disappointing. The band acted like they couldn't wait to get off the stage. Absolutely no connection or engaging with the audience. Was a fan for many years. Now that Dusty is not there It is not the same at all.
The concert was amazing. I stood on my feet the entire time. I love going to concerts at the Pearl. Very organized and you can get waited on in your seats. ZZ Top put on a great Las Vegas show.
Easy purchase of concert tickets for ZZ Top, and the evening was awesome.
It had the potential to be 5 stars due to the caliber of the performers. The Venue itself is very, very nice! My only complaint was that the sound/volume level was so very high that the music was unbalanced; percussion drowned out singers consistently, especially for Foghat. ZZ Top's singers were also hard to distinguish lyrics, etc. due to the overall loudness. I do not know why this sound problem happened or if it is always this way at the Venue or not. We wore earplugs. The Venue itself had very comfortable seating, great big screens and the stage effects were great. Aisles were wide enough, restrooms were exceptional and kept clean throughout.
LOVE THE "Old"Rockers! ZZ Top still got it. Palms is best small venue in Vegas. Easy, free parking, always nice staff and some cheap eats. What more do you need to enjoy your time.
Fantastic show It gives the feel of true small venue gig Up closed and personal We loved it
Mezzanine is the best seating. Front row center seats gave us a great view. The people in the floor level seating stood for the whole show while the main act played. Sound team did a great job keeping the volume button at the perfect spot. Only issue would be the back drop was a bright bland screen which could improve to make the band visually pop. I’ve seen Billy Gibbons a couple times before and has some great video screen work behind the band.
This is the fifth time in my life I've seen ZZ Top, starting in 1974. For the first time, I noticed Billy was off his game a little. When he had to start a song over, it was noticeable. I wasn't the only one who saw this, other people around me were all looking at each other like "did we just see that?"But he is 74...
I'm a big fan of ZZ Top. It's been many years since I've seen them live. Unfortunately, this show was average at best. They never really kicked it in high gear and it seemed like they were going through the motions. The Pearl is a great venue at the Palms Hotel. Maybe it was just an off night.........
Had a great time venue was not too loud and the temperature was great
