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Having grown up with all the songs of Gary Puckett and the Union Gap and B.J. Thomas, I thought this was a wonderful birthday present for my brothers and sister-in law.. We throughly enjoyed both performers and sang along with all the songs. It was very good.
Both artist gave an inspiring performance covering all of their greatest hits.
B.J. Thomas sounds great!! Gary Puckett was good too!
The evening was filled with great music by two amazing talents.
B. J. Thomas and Gary Puckett do not disappoint. They put on a fantastic show that really gets the audience involved. I highly recommend seeing either or both when you have a chance.
Good to hear the oldies again. Brings back good times and bad tmes in our youth.Both guys sang well considering their age. Puckett is a better showman than Thomas. BJ has never had rhythm, but is a good singer. Enjoyed it!
The show was GREAT!!!! They both but on a .great performace.I would go to see them again.
Outstanding. Non Stop start to finish. Excellent value for your money and a great show.
I was hoping to hear "Everybody's out of town" and "Long Ago Tomorrow", but... he sang All of my other favorites. I could have stayed another hour just to hear him sing. I closed my eyes and it was 1970 all over again. I've been to a lot of concerts and his was one of the best.
Great Show! Enjoyed it very much. Would recommend this show. Did not like the barstool seats. They were uncomfortable.
I have seen BJ Thomas in concert at least 10 times and he continues to amaze me that even after all these years, his voice is so good. Gary Puckett was OK, but I would have preferred to hear BJ Thomas for the entire time. I wondered why he kept looking at his watch, was there a time limit for him to perform? Other than that, it was great!!!!
BJ Thomas and Garry Puckett made me want to dance. Enjoyed every minute.
listened to him for years and he still sounds like he did years ago.the best vocalist ever.
I have wanted to see B.J. Thomas for decades and always seemed to be out of town or otherwise obligated when he was in Buffalo. I tried to get tickets the week before the show and was told that it was sold out, but to check back on show day. I got (2) of the couple dozen tickets that came available. Unbelievable. We fought a blizzard to get there, but B.J. Thomas and his band were the real deal. Can't believe this guy is in his late 60's. I have seen the best live acts going, including Leon Russell, Eric Burdon, Johnny Rivers, Springsteen and Southside Johnny (dozens of times). B.J. Thomas is in their circle of Greatness. Thought it would be some Oldies, Gospel and Country. I had no idea, till I read his bio that he had such a connection to R&B and Soul. He opened for James Brown and Jackie Wilson and recorded with Stevie Wonder. He absolutely loves the Stacks,Memphis and Motown stuff. He did an UNBELIEVABLE version of Temptations "Just My Imagination." So awesome. I had forgotten that he did "Mighty Clouds of Joy," and his "Rock and Roll Lullabye" brought tears to my wife and me. I spoke with the band after the show and they were great. Told em I had seen Jimmy Webb a few weeks before and they said they backed the 5th Dimension last year, who did so many Jimmy Webb songs. Several of his band members have been with him for 25-35 years. Then, to find out BJ left snow in Dallas, 12 hours of delays and layovers in Chicago, and flying to Buffalo at 3:30 am. He made the show, gave it 100%, and worked the crowd, with his wonderful anecdotes, as few entertainers can. He briefly touched on some issues back in the 70's that about took him out of the game, but did not wear it like some badge of honor, only to say that he was profoundly greatful to his wife of 42 years and to be able to do what he has done for 50 years. His story of working with Burt Bacharach is now perhaps my favorite Rock and Roll anecdote. Impeccable version of "Hooked on a Feeling" with that gifted guitarist/ electric sitar player. Great show! See him while he's still touring. Bill, Buffalo
I bought these tickets for my parents for Christmas. They are gigantic BJ Thomas fans and have been for decades. They called immediately following the show to tell me how incredible he was. My dad was clapping and singing along and if you knew my dad, this is completely out of character for him. BJ Thomas is almost 70 years old and still delivering. Incredible!
Still sounded great even after all these years! Concert was quite a trip down memory lane - 1st saw BJ in 1973 @ "Uncle Sam's" on Walden Ave in Cheektowaga, NY. His interaction with the crowd & the info he gave about some of the songs was very interesting. He seemed to really get into the mood more & more as the night went on. Seats were great - front & center - couldn't have asked for better. Plus his band was terrific & they must all get along well as some of them had been with BJ for a very long time. Don't miss him if you get a chance & enjoyed his music growing up.
This was supposed to be both Billie Joe Royal and B.J. Thomas, sadly Mr. Royal was ill and had to cancel, The Wright Kids opened the show. A very talented group of youngsters I intend to keep an eye on during their musical growth. After a short break, B.J. took the stage and just did what he does best, singing just about every hit he ever had and sounding and looking as good as ever. His top notch band keeping it rolling and lively. A fun Friday night for sure. Wish you had been there Billie Joe!
With a very tight 4 man backup Mr. Thomas comes through with a very pleasing show. Signs of maybe a little under the weather showed in B J's voice late in the show, but for the most part he was right on with his vocals. Taking with his fans between songs and telling little storys about some of his recordings were some nice touches that added to a very enjoyable trip down memory lane. B J left a very good impression and feeling with the smaller then deserved Super Bowl crowed it is very good to see one of the non British stars of the 60's still holding his own.....
The performance was excellent, I enjoyed his music. The theatre atmosphere was very good but the sound system was very old and didnot sound too good. There were some words that were hard to understand, too much echoing.
I really enjoyed BJ Thomas's concert at theCaliforniaTheatre of the Performing Arts. BJ did an outstanding performance. I loved all of his songs. He still has what it takes to be a great performer. His voice is great. My husband really enjoys when BJ sings country western and would like to hear more of these songs in the future. Please bring him back to perform again as the audience really enjoyed him--but not on a super-bowl day; it's not fair to BJ. Additionally, he has a great band!
