ZZ Top Tickets

ZZ did not start until 9:20 and sometime during the set a fire alarm came on telling us all to leave, that lasted for almost 10 minutes. We were all looking at each other wondering if we should leave. The staff also was looking at each other and not saying a word??? STRANGE!! ZZ finished there set at 10:40. We were so disappointed at how short the set was. For the short time they were playing they were fantastic.

ZZ Top Awesome!! My seats were in the 3rd row- not cheap. A drunk idiot in front of me kept standing & holding up his beer blocking my view of the stage. There was a Security Guard sitting 3 feet away- who let that go on plus people come up to the front row to linger & take pictures and video during the show- not cool. When you pay a premium, nearly 1k for 2 seats, you should be able to see the whole show. Otherwise- loved it! Do wish the chairs in the venue were a bit further apart.

The venue had the fire alarm go off in the middle of show. No announcements or guidance from staff. House lights never came on. The venue, Vino Robles Amphitheater just ignored what was happening and literally left us in the dark. ZZ Top left the stage when the alarm started. Other than that, the show was good. Billy can still rock out with the best of them.

ZZ Top is one of the defining rock bands of my era. You won't three guys produce a sound like that anywhere else. They opened with Got Me Under Pressure and the show just got better from there. The new bass player filled in admirably for Dusty and Billy Gibbons just seems to get better with age.

They sang classics but 90 minutes max. Then just walked off the stage. No good bye or thank you-just walked off and left

The ushers and entry security staff were wonderful! ZZTOP, disappointing. We had a "fire alarm"which delayed the show. Music was so loud, it was distorted and painful to hear this great group which I've loved over the years. ( on the radio and spotify) They did not play "Legs"... Disappointing😥. Drunks were annoying. We probly won't go back to this venue😔.

Loved the show and want to see them again. Fans from all generations made it a fun event. First time going to a concert at a casino, and enjoyed the gaming and ability to stay after the show.

Three guys came out to open for ZZ Top. One stated his name. The other two were introduced by name after playing more songs. Never announced what name of their band was? They were good - played for half hour. We then sat there for another half hour while some ladies voice did a count down every 5 minutes saying "30 minutes to Gold"., etc. ZZ finally started at 9 pm. They were good - played until exactly 10 pm when fire alarms started going off and ladies voice came over PA on repeat for 5 minutes saying something about exiting in orderly manner, etc. People got confused. ZZ left the stage saying they were going to "check it out"and people stared leaving. ZZ came back on in different outfits 5 minutes later and played 2-3 more songs. Left the stage again without saying much and people were then again confused until the lights came up and venue music came on. Very disappointing. And to top it off, they didn't play "Legs"!

ZZ Top was awesome! Day was looking good, show started on time, but with an opening act. It takes time for the staff to set up ZZ Top and suddenly started getting windy and cold. Towards the end, the fire alarm went off and the show was over.

fire alarm threw off band first rock concert I have been to with no encore no good night, just left

ZZ Top can still rip it up. Saw the band in Paso Robles. Opening act was very good but they never posted their name or introduced the name of the band. Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard still making great music. Elwood Francis took over for Dusty Hill and did a great job. Would highly recommend seeing them soon, who knows how much longer they'll tour.

ZZ Top are always great to see and carry the spirit of Blues Rock Luke true champions! Fire alarm went off near the end of the show killing the momentum but otherwise AWESOME!

I have been a fan of ZZ Top for so many years and every time I go see them I get blown away

I grew up in Texas in the 70s listening to ZZ Top. Great show playing nothing but hit after hit. The new bass player was able to hang in there with Billy and Frank!

The 1st 3 songs just sounded off. The vocals were not clear though the whole concert. Was it the sound system or the venue? Not the sound the great sound I was treated to at the OAT at SDSU in 2019.

he may be 1000 years old but he can rock with the best of them still.

I was hoping it would be at least 1.5 to 2 hours of performance. The 8 pm show started late and the there was several minutes when they came back for encore performance.

Second time I've seen them. Classic fun, classic Billy. Did so many favorites, except Cheap Sunglasses. Elwood Francis stepped into Dusty Hill's shoes very admirably. The opening band was completely ignored, but were really loud to make up for their forgettableness.

Great venue and one of the best rock bands... ZZ TOP FOREVER

To start, the venue is easy in and easy out with no horrible lines for drinks with appropriate amount of bars open to serve guests. The best is the prices for tickets are not gouging customers like other similar sized venues. So that just sets the mood for what was one of the greatest shows I’ve seen in a decade and, we’ve not only worked at concert venues, but have seen many monthly. Just the story of ZZ Top, playing together for 51 years as that “lil ole band from Texas” as a 3-piece with a huge sound is pretty incredible with so many iconic bands breaking up over brutal tours infested with fatigue and the self-medication of the groupies, drugs and alcohol lifestyle taking its toll, or even just creative differences. Yet in 2021, when Dusty Hill died 6 days after leaving the the tour that year, as per his request, he was replaced by Eldridge Francis who had been his guitar tech since the 90’s. While Billy Gibbons and Frank Beard are 74 years young, adding this youngster of 62 years with a punk band background, infused their stage presence with his infectious energy while maintaining that signature sound and cool stage presence, synced seamlessly with Gibbons’ movements and guitar rips. Not only was the playlist the best of the 70’s, they sounded as phenomenal as they did half a century ago. There was no being force fed new material, or long drawn out jam sessions, but that bluesy rock with mean guitar licks and hard struck rhythms, so so magnetic! As a baby boomer, I felt like I time traveled back to Balboa stadium and I was a teenager again. What more could I dare dream of from this legendary band? Not sure what is better, their sense of commitment and loyalty, or my pure joy that I didn’t miss this force of nature?