America Tickets

Music was great, concert duration was good, stories in between were great. But the sound was too loud at times. Couldn't really hear the singing sometimes. I don't think that should have happened with the acoustics in the Morrison Center. And it wasn't just me; i heard others say the same thing. But we all sang along anyway!

I enjoyed this concert so much that I'm considering going to see them again this year before they complete the tour. And this was my third concert in a 2-week period so that's saying something.

It was our first visit to the Rose Music Center in Huber Heights. The band was excellent and the venue was amazing. We can't wait to go back for another concert. The only drawback is that the sound system was less than satisfactory. We sat over on the right side and missed alot of what was spoken by the lead singer. We've been told that it was the band's sound system that was not so good and that other concerts there have had better sound. So we'll give it a second chance, but hope that the operators of the venue can fix whatever was wrong that night.

Was great to see this classic band in a small venue. Unfortunately, only Dewey was on the tour. And while it was a packed house, the sound guy just couldn't get it right. Every time Dewey talked/told a story it was totally distorted and basically unintelligble. And as for the music, this is folk/folk rock......no reason to try to have the sound at heavy metal levels.

The America I remember relied on guitar harmony plus background music and some chorus. What we were treated to was unnecessarily loud guitars and songs I did not recognize. He still had a strong voice but the accompanying music was not a good complement to his singing. The music scored over 100 decibels which was not pleasant. I guess today’s audiences need loud and louder music to justify the high ticket prices. We left early.

My wife and I finally made it to see America. We bought the VIP meet and greet tickets with Dewey Bunnell. He took his time with each guest and seemed to genuinely appreciate us. The band was superb and very entertaining. It was an amazing show.

Saw America in concert at The Rose Music Center for my birthday. They were excellent! My only issue was that the sound was muddy. The staff at The Rose wonderful. Had a problem with our seats, Maria and Lisa took care of relocating us. 2 separate incidents of people having health issues staff rushed to their aid.

Sold out crowd for America. Played many of their hits and great songs that didn't get as much airtime. Dewey Bunnell is the only original member now as Gerry Beckley recently stopped touring. Rose Music Center is a great venue with a staff that's very good.

America was great Dewey Bunnell was just awsome sorry to see Gerry Beckley is not touring with them anymore his replacemet was great even sounded like him too! The Rose in huber Heights Ohio is a great venue 4200 seats all full great show and evening

America’s current band still has the original vocalist, so live it was the same as if you were listening to the record. They played their hits, great energy and the Rose Music Center in Huber Heights is always an amazing venue! My mom and I had a blast!

Despite having fantastic new talent, with only one original member now touring, America is only one step better than a tribute band. They had a great run. It's time for Dewey to retire rather than diminish America's well earned legacy

Wow such a great band go if you can maybe even again you won't be sorry

songs brought back great memories. the sound mix was not good. over modulated and muffled

Even though we missed Gerry, I thought that they rocked harder than last time we saw them 10 years ago. The band is full of talented musicians.

Loved the vibe. Older crowd. Great venue. Employees responded quickly and professionally to at least two medical emergencies during the show. Rose is becoming our favorite concert venue.

Although Dewey Bunnell is the only original member touring now, Gerry Beckley's replacement did very well. I bought the tickets for my wife of 50 years because she loves listening to America on our records, our 21-year-old Granddaughter who quickly learned many of their songs, and myself. My wife and I grew up enjoying America since we were children. As Dewey stated, "It's all about the music"and IT SURE WAS. It was beautifully performed with artists who had fun and loved playing the songs for all of us. It will be one of our most fondest memories for the rest of our lives. Thanks Dewey for giving us the chance to be blessed by God through your concert. The only problem I had was with purchasing the tickets, as I wanted to get seats in the middle of our row in Section 3. I was given other seats and needed to pay extra along with spending a lot of time to get them moved to the center. I was successful and since the concert was great, I am not complaining.

Please really consider not selling tickets of the side sections. The music was great but the seats were not worth going. I can send you a photo of our view. One great big speaker..... Also there were no available video boards on on the sides of the stage, just the one in the center behind the band. It was a birthday present to my sister. We love America and this band deserves the best venue. I was very disappointed and a waste of money for tickets and parking. If I could I would request our money back. Horrible experience.

Tonight was an interesting experience for me. First off, it was great to see and hear America's iconic front man, Dewey Bunnell. His distinctive silky voice, humor, and amiable way about him was really enjoyable, almost comforting. And, of course, I definitely enjoyed hearing some of America's greatest hits, "Sister Golden Hair", the "Sandman", "Lonely People", "Tin Man", "A Horse With No Name", to mention just a few. Yet, with Bunnell and all those memorable tunes, I felt there was something missing. Let's face it; I miss the original guys in the band, doing their thing back in the 60's and 70's when they were at the height of their musical creativity. (Damn! Gerry Beckley retired?) But, as they say, today's today, and then was then. Interspersed with the hits were some new America material, which was more upbeat and flashier, with lots of guitar shredding and a more excited and turned-up-volume feel. Don't get me wrong. It was all done well and definitely appealed to the nearly 2000 enthusiastic America fans in attendance at Albuquerque's cavernous Kiva Auditorium. But for me, even the hits weren't quite the same. Sure, the tight harmonies and memorable melody lines were all there, and the new cats injected into the band were super-talented - creating more of a contemporary and hipper latest version of America. But something was still missing. I guess tonight, I was hoping to hear more of the original soft rock vibes that put America on the musical map. For me, the uptempo "Lonely People"just didn't cut it, didn't have that laid back America feel. Even the encore, "Horse With No Name", had a more contemporary feel than the original. It was, as my girlfriend remarked at the end of the concert, "like Dewey was invited to sit-in with another band of musicians."But. as I said before, it was a great experience to see the great Dewey Bunnell and hear those fantastic America hits, live and in person - definitely worth the price of admission.

An incredible show and a great night of hearing all of those great songs we grew up with. This is a must see show if / when they come to your town. You will not be disappointed.

The band played all their hits. The videos were also well done and provided a timeline for the songs