The Last Waltz Tickets

If you Love The Band, you will Love this show. Simply Awesome great musicians.

Warren Haynes et al just put it all out there for those who attended ..... So good I went to Boston two nights later to see it again .....

Horrible. Ear splitting garbage. Deaf sound guy. Band and venue oblivious to the shrieking decibel level that causes potentially permanent ear damage to the few thousand music lovers that were sadly exposed. Despite innumerable complaints by patrons to the venue and directly to the wildly incompetent sound engineer, the decibel level was only slightly reduced after intermission. But still so loud, that days later, our ears are still plugged, ringing, in pain and tinnitus. BTW, this is a relatively small venue, but we were seated in the second to last row on the main floor (20 feet from the sound engineer and mixer). Luckily we brought foam ear plugs that were only slightly effective (that's how loud it was) and would have left immediately but for the fact we drove 4 hours to get there. Stay away from this group of otherwise stellar musicians and tone deaf Mahaffey Center in St. Petersburg.

Great band. Beautiful venue. Fantastic event! Enough said.

Unbelievable performances from numerous musicians lead by Warren. Just a stellar show.

songs were great, execution was uninspired that's it

I was thrilled to attend The Last Waltz concert. The film and recordings have been favorites since I first saw the movie as a teen in 1979. I thoroughly enjoyed the performances of the many musicians who gave it their all with great gusto and joy. I gave it a four star rating only due to the dreadful sound quality. First, for the size of the theater it was at a volume way beyond necessary, and I've no objection to rockin' volume in general (I survived the Ramones in the front row at CBGB!). I've seen many shows at The Orpheum, most with excellent sound, this wasn't one of them. Besides the excessive volume the mixing was terrible. Bassist Don Was was the mixed to overwhelm everyone else. While the drums weren't too much, they were generally muddy. I would have thought as the President of Blue Note Records Don Was might have instead insured quality sonics, not the blastingly loud, bassy show this was. During the intermission I spoke to one of the guys at the soundboard just a few rows directly behind me on the center aisle and politely said my peace. To his credit he heard me out. He said he had heard otherwise regarding the sound, and questioned where I was seated. I pointed out I was directly in front of him just a few rows down. I suspect he made some changes because their seemed to be a modest improvement in sound quality during the second half of the show. I recently saw Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew's 'Talking Heads - Remain in Light' concert at The Wiltern Theater. The large ensemble of musicians was akin to that of The Last Waltz Show including a horn section, but at that event the sound was fantastic. It had al the volume, drive and oomph you want at a live show but with a clarity utterly lacking at The Last Waltz concert on Sunday, it's possible to get it right, I wish more shows did. In any case I'm very glad I went to the show, and thankful for the event.

The show was epic on many levels, starting with the facility (Los Angeles Orpheum Theater). The Band was really good together and individually, Warren and Anders being my favorites, but really loved all the others who displayed incredible talent. The horn section was insane!!!

Beautiful old venue, nice, clean, great sound. Only downside was a few "freaks" dancing out of control right next to our seats. We paid good money for stage close seats and these guys were wandering around the theater all night.

Sat in my home away from home upstairs. About as safe as I can feel around that many people. Easy entry. GREAT SHOW! Great to see the family atmosphere and enthusiasm. Great also to see such personalities with such talent. Great to remember a classic time.