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What a fun show. Kenny Metcalf is a great Elton John Impersonator. He sounds like Elton, played the piano like Elton, and sang all the hits. His band was tight also. What a fun night! First time at the Magnolia, it's close to home. I look forward to seeing other acts there.
Vip experience was great box office awesome. Music was a little loud
Kenny gas a great voice and was funny and nice, but if you go to tribute show for Elton John what would you expect? I would expect many costume changes as experienced trough the years of musical hits and big energy, sadly it was not the case, the sound experience was terrible and off putting, The Magnolia is a small and very comfortable venue but the sound was way way to loud and distorted, it drowned out Kenny's voice, lots of people left the show before it was over same as me.
Had a really good time, spirit's were flowing to great music, Kenny Metcalf sounded & looked pretty close to elton. I highly recommend checking kenny Metcalf & his band out, they wont disappoint.
Kenny did a great job with his band playing many of Eltons best songs. The opening act The Who Experience was also great they sounded just like The Who.
I was very disappointed by the sound system. I've been at that venue before and was very happy. But this time whoever was running the sound board should be fired. There was so much distortion/ reverb, and the base was way too much. We had to leave because the sound was really brothering, my boyfriend. We meet several couples leaving due to the sound .
One of the better tribute shows that I've seen. Kenny looks similar to EJ and played the role somewhat convincingly and the music was right on. Having seen EJ a couple of times in the early years, the real EJ was more visible on stage than in this show. In this show he was more in the background with the guitarists seeming to be more visible. Nevertheless it was a very entertaining show and if you shut your eyes, the music and the voice were accurate enough to make you feel that you were at an actual EJ show.
Unfortunately, I and my friends did not enjoy the show. The instruments were very loud and overpowered the vocals. None of us could understand any of the singing. We all left with very bad headaches.
The band was really good for both sets: The Who and Elton John. The venue, The Magnolia, just can't deliver a good sound experience - again. Volume, volume, and more volume drowning out the vocals. A good crowd with only a few empty seats.
Kenny Metcalf gives a great tribute to Elton John. If you enjoy Elton John's music this is a great concert to attend.
