The Pretenders Tickets

The Rails were an excellent English folk warm up duo for The Pretenders. Very Nice! The Pretenders were as good as ever! High Energy! I enjoyed their new music and their classics! Chrissie Hynde's voice was great! All band members were great! Thoroughly enjoyed the concert and the venue! Hope I can see them again!

I saw the Pretenders on March 10, my birthday, 2017 in Bossier City LA opening for Stevie Nicks and vowed if I could ever see them headline, I would want to see them again. Travelled from Texas to St. Louis MO for their show at the Peabody Opera House and the show did not disappoint. The only complaint is that the audience was not allowed to take pictures, audio, or video. That's cool, but I think the band could have taken a few minutes after the show and walked from one side of the stage to other and let the fans get a photo with their phones. Besides that, the show was brilliant. Would go see them again in a heartbeat.

This is the first time seeing The Pretenders. Chrissie Hynde was amazing. Wow, what a voice !

Terrific performance. Chrissy Hynde's voice is as fantastic as ever and the energy was really fantastic!

Chrissy Hyndes looked and sounded just like 40 years ago..the band was awesome, especially the lead guitarist.

Great show at the Stiefel Theater . Chrissie and the band rocked for over 90 minutes of classic favorites and new material. Crowd stood for the entire show. Not bad for us 50 plussers. First time seeing this band whom I always wanted to see. Glad they came to St Louis. They looked like they enjoyed their stay here.

They should have put Chrissy's mic up a little higher-she still has a tremendous voice. The band was loud and she was soft. Otherwise, outstanding concert. She came on stage and litterally blew us away. Still has a tremendous vocal range and an excellent stage presence.

1 of the best ,most enjoyable concerts I've been to in awhile. Chrissie Hynde and the band knocked it out of the park. The crowd (at least on the floor) was standing, cheering and dancing the whole show.

Chrissie was amazing. I didn't think I could love her any more than I already did. She's every bit the rock goddess that made me wear my bangs in my face all through high school.

I last saw the Pretenders in 1981. I have always been a fan. Chrissy''s voice was the highlight of the night. Other than trying to sell a couple of newer tunes that are a little too introspective, she sounded better then ever. Her lead guitar player was also in fine form. The entire band, even the crew members with the cow-bells collectively put on a top notch show. I strongly recommend catching them on tour.

The band sounded great. They were very energetic. They engaged worth the audience throughout the show. The crowd was on it feet for most of the show. Two encore and they played all the hits. My City was Gone and Hymn to Her were highlights imo. Great show. Will see them again.

Amazing concert, great encore, her voice is incredible!!

At 66, Chrissie Hynde looks great, sounds great and still knows how to rock. The Pretenders put on an awesome show that featured a blend of classics (“Middle of the Road,” City Was Gone,” “Kid,” “Brass In Pocket,” etc.), deep cuts (“Break Up the Concrete,” “Cuban Slide,” “Bad Boys Get Spanked” and “Thumbelina”) and a handful of numbers from their new album “Alone” produced by Dan Auerbach. Chrissie was in excellent voice, especially on “I’ll Stand by You!” As for the set list, you can’t please everyone and I really missed “Message of Love.” I like the new album a lot and a number of the live selections worked. That said, I would have cut a few of the new tracks, particularly the dreary “I Hate Myself” and “Death is Not Enough” in favor of the awesome “Never Be Together” and the album single “Holy Commotion.” Nevertheless it was a great show and the crowd stood for most of it, just as Hynde and band stood out. When it comes to rock royalty Hyde is no pretender...she’s the real deal.

I would definitely recommend this show. I'm not a big fan of The Pretenders, this was my first time seeing them live, but I would go again. The show never dragged, but like most there were some highs and lows. One thing for sure, Chrissie Hynde owned the stage. Her voice is strong as ever and her interaction with the audience helps make the show. It doesn't hurt either that she has got to be one of the sexiest 66 year olds on the planet. Martin Chambers was rock solid on drums throughout.

Chrissie's still got it! She was in fine voice with a crack band behind her. Her new lead guitarist was amazing - he also opened the show with his other group, the Rails. Great mix of old and new songs kept the crowd engaged for the whole show.

Amazing band and Chrissie Hyndes voice is still incredible! Go see them now!

Awesome show in perhaps the perfect venue. Chrissie still has the voice, looks and attitude to bring the house down.

Very disappointed w/ show. Very few hits sang. No brass in pocket, no I'll stand by you. Concert very short. I payed top dollar for my seat, it wasn't worth it. Chrissy complained about people wanting to take her picture outside in public and at the concert. Well then don't be a rock star!!! The Taft theatre was sooo hot inside everyone was miserable.

An absolutely kick-ass show! Fabulously Fantastic. Chrissie & co. Rocked the house!

Chrissie looks fabulous and really rocks it! Beautiful venue, packed house, everyone standing and living the show. Definitely go if you can!