Buddy Guy Tickets

I didn't know Buddy is 87, soon to be 88. I thought he was somewhere around 81 years old. He seemed a little tired and confused at times, but fortunately he had Bobby Rush with him. Bobby helped him hold the show together and made it even more entertaining for us, as did Buddy's son. Altogether, it was great seeing Buddy for my first and maybe last time. The band backing him up was pretty good. I may be getting too old to go to live shows, since the bass was way too loud and boomy for me, but at least I could hear the keyboard player this time. By the way, the keyboard player did a journeyman's job in introducing the show and in talking Buddy off the stage at the end. Everything considered, it was great seeing Buddy live and I won't be forgetting how much fun my son-in-law and I had.

Not a show for everyone...but if you like interplay between two kings of the blues, this was the show for you. Yes, they did their own things, with their own bands, but the interplay between the two, when Bobby Rush came out on stage, was something you'll never see again. Each show has got to be different. I guess that's why Buddy Guy says he never rehearses...you can't rehearse if you don't know what you're going to be playing.

The concert was wonderful, the venue was as beautiful, but the concessions were not great. My husband asked for a double and I a single (which they gave us) but then charged us for two doubles. Not enough of an issue to keep me from coming back, but pay attention to the written prices and what you are being charged.

A great concert. Buddy Guy and Bobby Rush, two of the greats didn't disappoint.

Buddy Guy was amazing. The show was everything I expected. He’s definitely a blues legend

Very Simple: I love Buddy Guy. I love Bobby Rush. I always love it when I see them, together OR separately…

Loved the show overall, however the bass guitar was so loud it overshadowed almost every instrument including the drums. Thank goodness I had earplugs or I’m not sure I could’ve stayed for the entire show.

The Lyric Theatre is a great small theatre for a music event. Every seat is a good seat. Buddy Guy and Bobby Rush put on a fantastic show. One of the best events I’ve been to.

With Bobby Rush opening and Tom Hambridge on the drums, the Buddy Guy show was like experiencing three headliners! Loved the show!!!

It was sad watching what was one of the greatest bluesmen ever , I’ve watched him electrify and basically blow away any guitar player in the past but on this night he was absent. Rambling, repetitive, barely finishing a song and lacking his signature guitar mastery

This was a fun evening of Blues music. I loved seeing both Bobby Rush and Buddy Guy together on stage. I was shocked to see Bobby Rush come out as the opener! I never had the chance to see him before and he was incredible! It is hard to believe he is 91 years old! Buddy Guy was excellent. My only complaint was the audio within the Lyric wasn't that great and at times Buddy sounded muffled.

So nice to finally have this concert, Bobby was great as well, as was Bobby’son.

This show was amazing! Buddy Guy and Bobby Rush are so talented. It was such an experience and loved it.

Eddie Gale was amazing and so was Buddy Guy! So happy we were able to see both! The seating was extremely too close to each other so very uncomfortable!

I’ve been to a lot of concerts. This one was the most fun!!

Bubby Guy is GREAT....he can really put on a fantastic show. Keep Rocking!!!!

This was an awesome experience. If you enjoy old blues with great vocals and guitar work, this is a must see concert. Eric Gales, the opening act, was also phenomenal. A fine mixture of blues, rock and jazz. All in all, a beautiful experience!!!

Buddy Guy was great to get to see, but the real show was his headliner Eric Gales. WOW! What an incredible show he put on- making it hard for anyone to come behind that.

Buddy has still got it after all these years. He's better at 87 than many artists half his age. He continues to interact with the audience like he's in a small blues club.

First off, Buddy was amazing. What a legend, and his sound mix was terrific. But what on earth happened to the mix for Eric Gales? It sounded like the guy running the desk maxed out bass and removed nids and highs for every but Gales' guitars which was pegged all the way at Max treble and about 3x louder than it should have been. Two drummers and a serious issue with the bass subsonics made for a muddy booming low end with no definition, covered by screeching lead guitar. All the people around me were seriously concerned that Buddy's mix would be as bad, but his was great. So the question for the sound guy from Saturday night, is this. Did Eric tell you to push that mix, or did you think it sounded good? Because either way, it was terrible.