Big Head Todd & the Monsters Tickets

Awesome show! I hope they come back soon. Can't wait to see them again.

Fredrick Toots Hibert is the man who created the word REGGAE by combining the words RAG and GAY....he's one of the most revered musicians in the world and a grammy winner....and you had him OPENING for...who was it again? big head what and the who? We came to see toots and left when he did. It was totally awesome. Exactly what I expected. No words for this level of awesomeness. Bring more reggae.

These guys are excellent and always have been. They pack Red Rocks where I've seen them several times. Todd's guitar work is sweet and impressive. However, I've seen hundreds of rock shows in my life, and any time a great band who I pay good money to see (and often travel distances to attend) can't play for at least two hours, I'm going to be disappointed. This was the case Friday, June 10 at Stir Concert Cove in Omaha. Two hour shows leave me wanting more, and I'll WILL be back. Anything less than two hours leaves me wanting more, but I may not be back. Todd, you owe it to your fans buddy!

WAS A TERRIFIC TIME!! BIG HEAD TODD SOUNDED GREAT!!!

My wife and I absolutely love Big Head Todd and see them any chance we get. We bought these tickets under the impression for all the information provided that this was them playing. It wasn't until we bought the tickets and the confirmation email came that I noticed the "Blues at the Crossroads" wording. When I received the hard copy tickets I saw the same thing. It wasn't until we were at the show that we realized it was a blues event and none of their material. Very disappointing to say the least. I bought them for a Valentine's gift to surprise the wife as they are the band we first saw together in college at KU.

The venue was almost as amazing as Big Head Todd and the monsters.

This was a great show if you enjoy the blues and want to hear some masterful musicians take you on a trip. Started with stripped down Robert Johnson blues. Half the show included legendary bluesmen Hubert Sumllin and James Cotton (on the mississippi saxaphone). And ended with some ripping Chicago blues. It was an excellent trip. -some shows include Honeyboy Edwards rather than Cotton. In any event, the Big Head Todd core has fun while taking on on the blues ride.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters showed a love of the blues and brought in some great acts to share the stage with, unfortunately some of them did not get to share the PA system very well. It was nearly impossible to hear Hubert Sumlin and James Cotton, two legends of blues. Further, there was confusion during at least one song as to what key it was in, and James was the one left out of the mix. He handled it very professionally, but I am sure he was quite confused, since one of the band actually tried to give him a different harmonica.

There are much better Blues Bands in Kansas City than BHT. However, it was fun to hear Malcolm play and sing (get off the stage BHT). I came to see Cotton and Sumlin again. I have heard both in their younger days. They are still very good, but with less energy. They were everything I was hoping for. They could have played more Johnson songs and done a bit more acoustic blues. Overall a good evening, especially as everyone warmed up at the end. Not worth the ticket price unless you want to see and hear two blues legends one more time.

Great show would have been enjoyed more if I had attended with better company. Big head Todd was suprizing and I Loved the way the set progressed from solos to adding in more players one at a time. The sound in the entire theatre was fantastic!

Probably one of the best shows I have ever seen. No real format to the show, just artists going on and off the stage, doing what they do best. I had not listened to Big Head Todd and the Monsters for years and this was not what I expected. They did not do any of their own music, they honored Robert Johnson. What an awesome show they put on, for three hours.

I wish it was made known that Big Head Todd was not playing any original music.

This show is a must see if you are a blues fan of any kind. The experience was like no other and most likely will be hard to top in the future.

This event had Big Head Todd and the Monsters as their top billed act. BHT played NONE of their originals and the event was terribly misrepresented. My group bought four tickets at 70 dollars each for a show we did not even expect or enjoy. When I discussed this with the onsite box office, the promoter refused remediation. To say we were extremely disappointed would be an understatement. We traveled from out of town, spent hundreds on hotels and gas and time, for a show we were not even expecting.

First visit to Houston House of Blues and it was great. Parking and finding the restaurant/concert entrances were a tiny bit confusing at first, but we won't have a problem next time. I highly recommend making a reservation to eat at the House of Blues before seeing a show. Seating and viewing the actual concert was great, except for a few people who felt the need to stand up and dance blocking the view of others. Like that there was a bar on both levels.

Excellent show as usual- BHTM remains one of the best live bands around!! Shawn Mullins was an awesome warm up

1st off - House of Blues is an awesome venue!! 2nd - Shawn was cool - sexy voice! 3rd - Todd & the monsters - great as always!!! Just a terrific band!

Big Head Todd was outstanding. They definitely exceeded my expectations. The venue was great and the music even better. You don't ATTEMPT to play Voodoo Chile unless you can pull it off. He not only pulled it off, he tore it up. To be talked about alongside Stevie Ray Vaughn is an honor and this guy is right there with him. He is an incredible guitarist.

Music was great as well as the venue although there was some issues with the folks standing in the first two rows of our section!!!

Big Head Todd and The Monsters didn't let us down. These guys continue to tear it up. I wish they would come around Houston a bit more. Looking forward to next year if we are so lucky to have them back.