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Ambrosia on Tour
Ambrosia, an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1970, is back in action. Their 2022 tour, ambrosialive, is bringing together a long-running and loyal audience. The band boasts five Top 40 hit singles released between the years of 1975 and 1980. The singles include "Holdin' on to Yesterday," "You're the Only Woman (You & I)," "Biggest Part of Me," and "How Much I Feel." The 2022 tour includes all members of the original band -- bassist/vocalist Joe Puerta, drummer/vocalist Burleigh Drummond and keyboardist/vocalist Christopher North -- plus guitarist/vocalist Doug Jackson (guitar and vocals), Ken Stacey (vocals) and Mary Harris (keyboards and vocals.) The band has been playing together for 25 years. Seeing Ambrosia live is a nostalgic and energizing experience. The tour will span the United States over the course of the year.
Ambrosia Live in Concert
Ambrosia was named after the band's desire to be eclectic in style, encompassing all shades, textures, colors, and styles. The band was originally formed as a quartet. Ambrosia soared to the top of the mainstream music charts despite being progressive in nature. Being from Southern California, the band was inspired by artists such as The Beach Boys and The Beatles. Ambrosia got their start in 1971 when a friend of the band who was running sound for the Hollywood Bowl invited the band to play onstage to test the sound system. Gordon Perry, the head engineer, invited them to attend performances with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. The conductor chose to feature Ambrosia as part of the "All American Dream Concert." After landing a deal with 20th Century Fox Records, the band became an American legend. Today, the band still maintains a loyal and enthusiastic following. Ambrosia live in concert in 2022 certainly stands to be a reunion and celebration of epic proportions.
such a great concert- although the acostics were not awesome- the bands were! smooth transitions between bands- they played all their hits- just amazing and then came out to meet and greet and sign autographs right after- just a great time!
Really great groups. Had people dancing in the aisles! However the sound system needs a lot of work. Either their problem or the venues. Probably the venues!! All that aside..go see them, you really wont be disappointed.
We had an amazing time, after the show they set up tables and took their time to greet, take pic's and sign autographs for anyone that stayed after the show!!!!!!!
I always loved Ambrosia and somehow never got to hear them live until this show. With at least three original members, the show was more than enjoyable. I knew it was unlikely that I would see David Pack, but one can always hope!
They were very good. The ticket purchasing process was easy, except when you got to the theatre. I purchased the most expensive tickets, row 1... Row 1 starts from the back of the theatre? The venue was completely unorganized.
I Love this Band and have always dreamed of seeing them live. I finally was able to and my expectations were exceeded. They are amazing and put on a fantastic show. The music is beyond awesome, the music was performed with expertise and amazing technical ability - along with heart and soul. I will always love Ambrosia and now I am addicted to them. The venue is very nice and the staff is helpful and professional. I would recommend the Rose to anyone. And you already know how I feel about Ambrosia. Passion!
Concert brought back memories of the 70's. Firefall played the songs just right. Orleans played great as well. I was just a little disappointed with Ambrosia, they played a lot of new songs and the songs of the 70's were not song the same as in the radio.
This was a great show... Hotel California started off with a great tribute to The Eagles, followed by Firefall... They sound just as good as they did back in the day. Orleans was good and they reminded us why they're "Still the One..." and did a song doing a tribute to all the artists trying to make it in the music business. Finishing off the evening was Ambrosia and they brought out some new music along with their classics.. All in all, a very enjoyable trip down memory lane.
All 4 bands did a great job. Hotel California did a very good set. Firefall was amazing. I wish they could have played a lot longer. Orleans was very good, I didn't recognize every song, but they were all good. Ambrosia was very good. All the bands had high energy and I was very impressed that the band members help set up and break down their own sets. All bands were on key and genuinely seemed like they wanted to be there. I would go again.
All three bands sounded great and still sound amazing.
It was great night and the music was perfect. I would recommend any of these bands.
These guys were in top form. Awesome to see Player and Ambrosia both backing each other up on "Holdin On To Yesterday". And so nice to hear "This Time I'm in It for Love" like it was 1977 again.
Ambrosia was great and they continued to play for Player & Stephen Bishop, except Ronn Moss played bass with Player. Player & Stephen Bishop were great to hear for my first time. Vocally Peter & Ronn (Player) still have it after all these years. I have the "Best of Player" so I really enjoyed hearing them. They should have had more hits through the years. Stephen Bishop played his hits and he was very good too! Then the surprise guest was Michael McDonald and his wife. What a surprise!! They were great! Ambrosia hosted the Benefit and did a great job keeping the music flowing. I look forward to hearing them again at the Rose in Pasadena next month.
Ambrosia performed flawlessly, their complex rich sound superb. They backed Player and Stephen Bishop with quality musicianship like the pros they are. Ambrosia gave these two acts added dimension with great harmony on the vocals. After about two hours of nonstop quality music, just when we thought the concert had ended, surprise guest Michael McDonald and his spouse were introduced! What an absolute thrill! Ambrosia blended with Michael on many of his signature songs. He was superb, and has slimmed down noticeably. The finale included all of the performers, and was received with a minutes long standing ovation. This was better than a "bucket list" concert!
We really enjoyed the show. Ambrosia's set was tight. Orleans was great. Lots of fun for all ages. Reynolds auditorium is a great venue. Had not been there in many years.
Great having the mesh of talent together on an intimate stage, interchanging it up. I do miss David Pack being the front man, but stand-in was very good. Great humor, too!
This maybe the "Best Concert" that we have ever Attended. Although people were very aggravated that they could not take still pictures.. Other than that IT WAS PERFECT...
At least, that was how it felt. All 4 of the acts were wonderful. Got to relive my high school days.And after the show, the bands came out and signed autographs and took pictures with the fans. Wonderful!
Extraordinary talent on that stage from beginning to end. Loved every minute of it.
Everything about this concert was great,from start to finish,every hit,after hit was played,and some surprises that never dissapointed anybody.If you love hits from the 70's,this is a can't miss event of the year,get your tickets early,and enjoy the time machine adventure of hits,after hits.