Black Country Communion Tickets

Icredible power band / lineup! Glenn Hughes was awesome, all over the stage, he is the powerfull, energetic frontman / showman, that this band needs, and what a perfect rock 'n' roll voice. Jason Bonham is as good or better than his dad, a tough task to accomplish. Joe Bonnamassa was as heavy and spot on as could be, and Derek Sherinnian fills out the perfect quartet, quite the professional musician. The encore of Purples' "BURN" was beyond great !!! VINNY THE ROCKER

While collectively these musicians have both resume's and talent, their sounds, together, didn't work for me. Joe Bonamassa is an incredible guitarist and his forte is the blues. While his guitar solos were impressive with this band, the high pitched vocals of Glenn Hughes and the solos from the Keyboard player and Bonham drowned out his brilliance. This is not the vehicle to showcase Joe's immense talent. This is definitely the wrong venue for Joe and his Talent. Additionally. the acoustics in the Casino were slightly off...you couldn't decipher the lyrics and could sometimes not really hear Joe's guitar.

Blew me away!! I've been a fan of Joe's for a while and the rest of the band was amazing. Jason is simply the best.

I THOUGHT IT WAS REALLY GOOD ..... NICE TO SEE THE ALLSTARS GET TOGETHER ...GOOD TO SEE GLEN HUGHS --- WAS REMEMBERING HIM FROM BACK IN THE DAY(DEEP PURPLE ) AS I WAS WATCHING --- GOOD MEMORY .... THANKS SO MUCH !

What band releases 2 full length CD's within 9 months? The answer is Black Country Communion.....and both CD's are awesome. Black Country Communion is an amazing band that has a sound that nobody is playing in 2011. Seeing them live solidified my assessment of the band. Great show, great sound, great music, great band. Two hours of non stop rock & roll. The Classic Rock sound has resurrected with this band. The groovin', hard rocking riffs along with the back bone sound of Bonham makes this band stand tall above all. I'm looking forward to them coming back to the US and seeing them every time they are in my area. ..........

Joe and Jason were phenomenal. I didn't get the point of Derek being in the band, His keyboards were muddled and didn't contribute to the sound. Glenn Huges should retire. He was a clone of his 70's self, just a mockery, embarrassing to watch. Music was very good, just not a good show

An absolutely incredible display of four highly respected and skilled musicians giving the fans every penny's worth, and more. This band is the perfect candidate to fill the current void in rock music. A great, great show...quality and content second to none. No nonsense, no frills, just the utmost respect for its audience.

The first song was to tell what the whole concert would be like. The ear piercing singing (screaming) from the ex Deep Purple quitarist told me why he wasn't the lead singer before now. The way to ruin a virtuosso on quitar and a very excellent drummer is to give the mike, and the show, to the bassist. I tried staying, but it was a total waste of money and drive time.

Bonamassa and Bonham are simply the best combo I have ever witnessed. Hughes is a great bass player with an average voice, sometimes annoying with his antics, just play the bass man and it would be better than having you screaming into the mike. The song selection was decent but I was still wanting for more at the shows end. Again, Bonamassa was at his best when jamming with Bonham and Hughes was just playing the bass. And there was an organ player there to fill in some sound every once in a while, generaly useless they are, as Joe's 3 man bands have proven. Would have loved to have heard No Quarter as the encore, only that could have made it even more memorable.

what a powerful show. its absolutly great that these four crossed paths. one great song after another. plus they through in some awsome outside selections. if you are a fan of 70;s rock and roll, dont miss this band. you will not be disapointed.

Awesome band. Definitely check them out live! Well worth it!

The band as a whole was absolute professional and Joe was just off the chart

Amazing band. If you love Deep Purple/Led Zep this is for you. No idea how they are remaining under the radar.

Kickass rock and roll. Classic in style with all the contemporary energy you could want. Glenn's voice is archetypal and in fantastic shape, Joe is absolutely killing. Derek plays great, BonzoJr is excellent and knows exactly how to play it.

An amazing show ... the degree of talent shared by each band member is mind-blowing! This show will move you and leave you literally stunned!! Phenomenal!!

A bad ass power trio with a sprig of parsley on the side. Bonnamassa is just ridiculous with his mind boggling solo's and heavy driving rhythms. Hughes was very impressive on bass and his vocals and charisma have not faded. You would never know he was an elder statesman. Bonham definitely takes after his old man as a hard working heavy hitter. Plays a slightly bigger kit than Bonzo but uses every bit of it. (no gong). I wasn't sure what to expect going in. Wearing my black Zep Swan Song 1977 world tour tee, I guess I was expecting a good dose of Zeppelin. Not the case. With the exception of JB's " John Henry" about half way through and Deep Purples "Burn" to close the show, a BCC tune turned "Rock & Roll" including the drum ending, was the only taste of non BCC music to be had. Let me be clear, that is not a complaint. Their material is so good I walked away completely satisfied and wondering when they might swing by the area again. So, whichever band member draws you in, you wont be disappointed. They rock hard start to finish. Very refreshing for this 48 yr old rocker in these lean times for rock & roll. My apologies to the keyboard but like I said, a classic power trio with a mere garnish on the side. Maybe Joe B was just blowing my mind with his flawless scorching solo's that I failed to notice.

Never heard their music before but I am a big fan of Jason Bonham. Totally impressed.....good old fashioned rock 'n roll!!!

BCC is an awesome band and their 2 albums are incredible. Unfortunately I walked out of the show after about 40 minutes. My ear drums were vibrating. It wasn't from the instruments, but Glenn Hughes kep telling the sound guys to turn his vocal mike up and it was just way too loud. My ear drums were literally vibrating and I didn't want to jeopardize my hearing, which it did anyway for about a day and a half. A real pity, because they are such a great band.

Best hard rock band in the world at the moment. Got the crowd excited and really trully rocked!

One of the greatest shows & one of the greatest bands I've ever seen... A classic rock band in the vein of Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, early Rainbow & early Aerosmith... Black Country Communion featuring former Deep Purple bassist & singer Glen Hughes, world renowned blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa, famous drummer Jason Bonham & Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian.... A classic lineup of musicians of the highest caliber, just like it used to be...