Earl Klugh Tickets

My husband & I have seen Earl Klugh a few times in the past. We have always loved His music & wished that he would perform somewhere. When I saw tickets for Earl Klugh come up, I immediately jumped on them. These became available @ a great time...just before our 28th anniversary. Needless to say, they helped to rekindle the early days of our dating & getting married. Would definitely see Earl again!!!!!!!!!!

My wife and I are big Earl Klugh fans. We've been following him for 40 plus years. We've seen him in Colorado, on cruises and at many different venues. This was one of Earls best performances, it was a night to remember. We had a nice dinner before the show and then was overwhelmed by this beautiful show. The addition of Tom Braxton seemed to make the difference, Earl's previous Sax player was good but Tom took it to another level. We've been trying to get to Earl's weekend of Jazz in South Carolina for the last 2 years but my wife's health has made that impossible. This makes up for not making those shows.

Earl Klugh and his band performance at the Soundboard was Amazing!!! The sound was fantastic and each band member played extremely well. Mr. Klugh is a Legand and his songs are masterpieces. I truly enjoyed the evening!!!

I and two companions traveled from Milwaukee for this concert. Venue Staff were exceptionally warm and attentive. Concert was intimate, classy and Beautiful. One minor glitch...Somewhere in the Kimberly Clark Theater something metal is not properly anchored or insulated. There were annoying sympathetic vibrations with the bass line. Otherwise, a very enjoyable evening. I will consider other offerings at this venue especially the ones in cabaret seating!

Big fan of earl's for 35 yrs.so nice to experience the terrific guitar playing and jazz singer was very good too, also great base.thanks

What a wonderful event! It brought back memories of my younger days. I have enjoyed his music over the years but he was even better in person. After the performance, there was an opportunity to meet him and the other artists and have their CD's autographed. I liked the personal touch.

I truly enjoyed the show. He is the ultimate smooth jazz performer. His drummer was HOT! I would definitely see him again when he comes to the area.

Earl Klugh and the Band were truly playing at the top of their game Thursday night and the Birchmere was a perfect venue to establish synergy between the band and the crowd. Earl did not miss a beat and his band members were individually were well worth the price of admission. The saxophone player (I believe Tom Braxton) was truly exceptional. I highly recommend you attend if given an opportunity to do so. PS: A good selection of beer and wine. The food at the Birchmere was very good.

The Earl Klugh Show was fantastic. I really enjoyed the event. The music was amazing he is a master of his craft. He expresses so many emotions through his guitar strings and said so much more than words could ever say alone. The musicians he had with him were all fantastic and masters of their instruments. The saxophone player was seamless from note to note and the bass player was laying down the bottom perfectly. The keyboard player was great and played each note gracefully yet funky. The drummer was also a wonderful musician that played with so much knowledge and feeling. All the musicians were GREAT! Something that is rare these days. Hearing real musicians play is something I truly appreciate and this show renewed my compassion for music and life. I am a Earl Klugh fan and I was heaven at this show because he played some of my favorite songs!

I will cherish the memories from this event forever. I really did have a blast on this show. Mr Earl Klugh is so professional and very down to earth. I felt every bit of love inside the event hall for Earl Klugg. I thought I would pass out when he stood up to take a picture with me, He also took time to sign everybody's CD even with the long line. I will love to see him every week if it's possible. My friends and I can't wait for another event by Earl Klugh.