Crosby & Nash Tickets

Lived my teen years in the CSNY generation. Absolutely could not believe those two sounded so good. Actually great. For two guys in their 70ies to carry the high notes and tunes was fantastic. The band was equally as good and Crosby's son was on the keyboards. My wife and I almost did not go but we read the reviews from the Vegas shows and changed our minds. We are so glad we did. They played lots of new stuff and yes, they played lots of the old stuff and we certainly gave them standing O's as it was worth every penny.

OUR EXPECTATIONS WERE HIGHER AND WE WERE DISAPPOINTED IN THE MEDIOCRE PERFORMANCE BY CROSBY & NASH AT THE BLAISDELL CONCERT HALL IN HONOLULU, HAWAII ON AUGUST 27, 2013. WE WERE EXPECTING TO ROCK AND ROLL WITH THE OLD FAVORITE SONGS, BUT INSTEAD HALF OF THE REPERTOIRE CONSISTED OF NEW SONGS SET TO A SLOW BALLAD PACE. WE ALMOST WENT TO SLEEP. "OUR HOUSE" WAS PLAYED, BUT AT A SLOWER TEMPO THAN THE ORIGINAL. I GUESS THIS SHOWS THAT THE MUSICIANS HAVE AGED AND ALSO SLOWED DOWN THEIR TEMPO. I REALLY WANTED TO STAND UP AND DANCE TO THE FAVORITE, "WOODSTOCK" SONG. BUT THEY NEVER PLAYED IT!!! NONE OF THE SONGS PLAYED PROMPTED THE AUDIENCE TO STAND UP AND DANCE IN THEIR SEATS. BOTTOM LINE, I WOULD NOT ATTEND ANOTHER CONCERT BY CROSBY & NASH. HOWEVER, I WOULD ENTHUSIATELY ATTEND ANOTHER CONCERT BY STEPHEN STILLS WHO PLAYED AT THE HAWAII THEATER A FEW YEARS BACK.

It was so cool to listen to these two great singer/songwriters from our younger days. They still have "it"!!! The guitar player was fantastic and David's son, the keyboard man, was unbelievable. A great night was had by all, two standing ovations.

Simply amazing! We had great seats, which made the concert even better. I've been to many, many concerts in my day, but this is definitely one of the best, if not the best. they sounded phenomenal. I would love to see them again, and again!!

what fabulous musicians and great songs. I really enjoyed this event.

Their voices were so crystal clear and right on. I actually had forgotten how many great songs they had. They also played some very good new material. I was totally so blown away, I just kept thinking, I am blessed to see them, so appreciative. This will certainly be a wonderful memory.

These guys are in their 70's and by God, can still sing and they gave me goose bumps!! I can listen to Graham Nash all night as his voice just won't stop! How can you forget David Crosby - he can still bring home the bacon!! The last time I saw these guys were on the movie screen in Woodstock and I watched this movie 36 times!! And how about Shane and James -- too cool and blends in with the best! Loved this performance -- ten thumbs up!

Heading to this event I truly did not know what to expect. I last saw Crosby and Nash with Stills in the early 80's, and wondered how time had treated their talents. I was very pleased with their performance. Tight harmonies, great backing, and great rapport with the audience. David Crosby told a few stories, and Graham Nash a couple, genuinely warm and enjoying themselves. Crosby's son did a fabulous job on keyboards, and their guitarist really showed off his skills. I left craving only a couple of songs they didn't sing, but thoroughly enjoyed this 2 1/2 hours of music. High points: They covered Steven Stills "Blackbird" with beautiful harmonies early in the show. " "Wind On The Water" was hauntingly beautiful. Beautiful harmonies on "Deja Vu" Crosby's vocals were so strong in "Almost Cut My Hair." Great energy. The high point of the concert for me.

Their voices were amazing considering they've been around for over 40 years!!! I was hoping for a slightly different set of songs, but having such a huge repertoire with Stills and Young as well, they did mostly songs from slightly before my time. The crowd was enthusiastic (little older than me & my DH) and gave lots of props to C&N.

Both were in good form with moments of excellence given wear and tear. The harmonies were lovely and filled out by Crosby's son and their excellent guitarist. A great body of work was available and many favorites were shared. Too many Calls for particular songs were annoying considering the age of the audience. They could have used a rhythm section but Crosbys son did a good job laying in a key board base line. A series of very heavy protest songs went perhaps too long for me, but perfect audience singing of lines from Our House was heartening and helped close a really nice evening on a high note.