Ambrosia Tickets

Had a blast. These guys all still have it going on.

I hope more of these Musical Legends packages come to our Auditorium Love It!!!

Ambrosia doesn't come East often and hasn't been to the Birchmere before. They have a great heritage, great memorable songs and a well honed stage presence. They didn't sell out the house, but should have. We know who draws well at the Birch, and Ambrosia is right in the "sweet spot".

I was taken back with their vocals and musical talent, still tight, no one over playing each other. We were so lucky for stage seats. They were so good, true to their sound. We will definitely see them again, great time. BigDaddy,JZ

King Washington was worth the whole ticket price all by themselves. What a treat to have 2 bands that rocked it all night long. Ambrosia (a band i have loved for 30+ years) still had it and gave a performance that was like no other. It's been a long time since I've seen a band as good as these 2 were. Enjoyed it tremndously! I would defintaly see them again.

This concert was one of the best conveys I have gone too on many years! Our seats were great & the sound system at House Of Blues was great! I will definitely recommend this venue to my friends!

I am a music fanatic and have attending a variety of types of music. In my lifetime I have attended hundreds of concerts. This will be a first for me, but I have to honestly say that it was the WORST concert to date They didn't have the origional singer. It was very disappointing. And quite frankly, the songs sucked. I wish I could have get a refund.

Smooth 70's and 80's harmonies with a few new songs thrown in. Very well done. Their lead singer (not the original) is OUTSTANDING.

Saw Ambrosia at the Saban Theater on February 28, 2014 was in the fifth row. The Saban Theatre was beautiful and the best place to see a concert, very small and everyone had good seats. Ambrosia was unbelievable the voices of the original people sounded the same very clear and you could not tell they have been singing for 30 plus years, the new lead singer had the most unreal voice you ever heard and sounded just like the original lead singer. Overall the location, the band and even driving to Beverly Hills was one of the best concerts I have ever seen, I will go back to Saban Theatre and will continue to support Ambrosia. I love this band and all the members were great Musicians.

No Regrets to have the opportunity to see the Band , even with the absence of the original vocalist.. They still have the KICK! Their genre of pop ,rock & jazz will be remembered 10-20 years from now, and I'm glad I was able to hear them LIVE!!

I some what enjoyed myself, there were two groups performing before Ambrosia..I didn't expect that, it seemed to drag on..until Ambrosia got on stage. The music was different but Okay I could hardly wait for my favorite songs..your the only woman,...biggest part of me,..how much I feel. After that I was ready to go Home...just a little much for me. It was different with out the original lead singer..but the new guy did a fantastic job.

I was hoping the remaining three original members(Puerta, North & Drummond) could pull this gig off without Mr Pack but I was sadly mistaken upon hearing the first note sung from singer Ken Stacey. Ambrosia's signature songs require David Pack's expert chops and it was quite apparent when Stacey was at the mike. Stacey's histrionics bordered on giddy and silly at times and seemed like he was just happy to be on stage trying to sing somebody else's hit songs. Mssgrs. Puerta, North & Drummond showed that they are still quality musicians that had a heavy hand in creating Amrosia's past success. Doug Jackson hit on all cylinders and definitely compliments the band. All in all, it would have been Nice, Nice, Very Nice if Mr Pack could reunite with his mates to allow us to hear those killer harmonies one more time.

Even though Ambrosia played all my faves and the music & band sounded good, it wasn't the same without their original lead singer, David Pack. The new singer had a nice voice but he added his own style to the songs which I didn't care for. I would only see this band if the original singer came back otherwise it felt like I was watching a cover band play their music.

They were awesome! I've always wanted to see them and was not let down. Their performance was outstanding! Was brought to tears. Everyone was sooo good and their keyboard/organ player just killed it!

Show was alright, but it didn't particularly care for the new lead singer. He's no David Pack. I preferred it when Joe Puerta even sang David's parts instead of the new guy. The band wasn't exceptionally tight. Ambrosia's best days are definitely behind them. It was an alright show, but not great. I do love the Saban Theater though.

First of all , I am a die hard Poco fan. Wouldn't have been there if it weren't for Poco on the venue. I knew they would be first on stage as the third booked act. But 30 minutes was a little out of hand. They didn't even get to warm up. I was a little disappointed in that Rusty didn't even get to play the steel pedal. Acoustics at Ft. McDowell left a lot to be desired as well. But Poco was great at getting the audience involved in the show. I was very impressed with Firefall, had never seen them before live. They were also only given a little over 30 minutes. Even the headliner Ambrosia only played for a little over 45min. It was open seating, so I didn't get the best view, but was a little much waiting almost 2 hours for the show to start, and the show was not quite 2 hrs long.

Ambrosia was incredible as always. One of my very favorite all time bands. Thanks so much to Ft McDowell for bringing them to the Phoenix area. I hope they come back to Phoenix again and again

Poco and Firefall had so many more songs they could have played.

Bands were outstanding but the local sound mix was rough house video didn't know any of the songs never knew which band member was playing what part

The Bands were outstanding. The venue was over-sold and there was distractions throughout the entire evening. Either people in the back being loud or ushers/attendents who were not respectful of the noise they were making.