Black Sabbath Tickets

Played all my favorite songs. These guys still rock after all these years Best show yet!!

They could've chosen better songs for their last tour. It was a little boring. It was very short also, not enough songs. I thought it was going to be as good as the last show Motley Crüe played - that was a final show. I don't recommend anybody to spend too much money on this show. Buy the cheap tickets - it's over-priced.

It was good to hear the classic metal stuff again, even if Ozzy's voice is fading.

Was awesome to hear some great classic rock n roll and see some great musicians.

great show, would have been better if longer than 90 minutes

Black Sabbath was good. The sound could have been better, but the ATT Center is a sports arena and not a theater, so the sound is kind of muffled. The opening band was good also.

Good concert. Seemed to me that the sound person had a little trouble with volume on Tony and Geezer's guitars. Noticed several times the volume going way up and then coming down. Ozzy's voice cracked several times during the first few songs. I watched closely to see if he was really singing. From my observations, he was really singing. Ozzy tried his best to get the fans to participate, but a lot of people had their smart phones out recording the concert. Can't wave yours hands over your head and record at the same time! Concert seemed rather short. Thought they would play a little longer, since it is the last concert for North America. Only came out for one encore. And that was because Ozzy yelled out "One more song" for everybody to say. Saddest part of the whole concert: They did not play Changes.

Black Sabbath reached The End of its U.S. tour in San Antonio. It was an excellent, if somewhat low-key, way to say goodbye to the States. Ozzy was in reasonably fine voice and the band was unsurpassed- particularly the fiery lead guitar playing of Tony Iommi. Not too many speeches or useless sentimentality; Ozzy said at one point "I can never forget San Antonio." And we'll never forget Black Sabbath.

The staff was amazing very helpful and accommodating.

The band was awesome - sounded great!!! Ozzy had more stamina than Vince Neil did on the Motley Crue tour last year!

I was relieved to hear Ozzy sounding like he did 30 years ago!!! It was fantastic. I saw them in 2013 and Ozzy sounded really bad.. off key, voice cracking, etc.. The band made up for it, but Ozzy was bad. This time they all sounded fantastic and I'm glad I got to see them one more time!! And Rival Sons.... absolutely awesome!!! Sometimes you hear a band's studio album and think there is no way they can pull that off live.. well, they did. The singer's voice is simply amazing.. dead on!!! Perfect!!! Overall great, great, concert. I loved it!!!

It was great but really short I thought... It ended at 10:30 i thought maybe 11 or 11:15 it would end and was hoping for some ozzy solo songs, but overall it was good.

Great show with no bad seats in the AT&T center. I was so close to the stage I couldn't believe it. Waited months for this show and they rocked for some 2.5 hours. God I hope they recorded that one so we can buy it on cd or something, anything!

The sound quality accentuated the talents of the individual players without the earsplitting distortion usually found.

Very awesome experience! Won't be another chance to see this group together again. The only trouble was with the speakers/mics cutting out.

Loved the show, the venue was great - good Security Staff presence kept us in line. Sound quality has improved a lot in BOK - keep up the good work. Light show was equally good and the large video screen gave good close-up shots. I think that it froze quite a few times but came back OK.

I've been to the BOK Center in Tulsa countless times for concerts foment The Eagles in Metallica in 08' to Aerosmith, McCartney and Iron Maiden this year. This arena has a awesome atmosphere, but Ozzy, Geezer, Tony killed it. This show was groovy and heavy for 2 hours straight. Rival Sons definitely set the tone for the night. You could dance, jive, bang your head and throw up your horns to Black Sabbath's powerful songs. I can only imagine this is just a taste of what the band could do in their prime. The entire show left me with butterflies, it was the best way to enjoy my birthday.

All in all, it was a great show!!! The only thing that was kinda lame, were the fake flames on the screen... Other than that, they sounded amazing!!!!

Just a legendary band, awesome to get the opportunity to see them live. If you get the chance to see this is a must.

Black Sabbath was a show I will never forget! I'm so glad I got to see them! OZZY is the Man!