Blood, Sweat & Tears Tickets

The lead singer, Keith Paulson, made it a night to remember

I loved BS&T in the 70’s. These are not the same guys, but they are just as good musicians. Their sound was fabulous and they really connected with their audience. It was a great show!

We loved the sound. Fantastic tribute to BST. The horn section was as good as it gets! Great production. I highly recommend to all.

The lead singer, talented and personable! The drummer and lead guitar-wow! The brass-wonderful. Amazing to hear the music of this group-with no original members sound like the original Blood Sweat and Tears. Just an amazing concert that we thoroughly enjoyed!

The new (young) members of BS&T are incredible, they have the heart and soul that you want from the band. I loved every bit of the show and have told all my friends (that weren't there just what they missed! I look forward to seeing and hearing them again!

My wife and I loved the group. Although not original members, this team of musicians, performed the original BS&T songs perfectly and with great feel and style! The volume was very good as well, not blaring loud or super heavy bass and kick drum as unfortunately many shows are these days... the sound guys had great musical ears! My wife and I grew up with this music, we are both musicians and love a great show when we can see one... I would highly recommend!

Great show, a lot of talking by lead singer but he is cool and a good singer. More breaks than most bands, more instrumentals, their popular hits were the best part. 'You Make Me So Very Happy' in closing was the highlight!

Everything about this concert was fabulous! The Leader Singer Keith was a PERFECT Host with interesting personal stories and WHAT A VOCALIST! WOW! The musicians were some of the best in the country, the choice of songs was great, and the individual solos showed us how talented everybody really is! A must see!! A++

I could not understand most of the lyrics being sung. The sound mix was way off. The original songs barely sounded anything close. Cover bands have done a much better job/performance. I left after about 40 minutes.

I have to say the band was tight, and all the musicians were very skilled. But, I felt like they should have played to the audience more by playing more of the original music. The lead singer was the Ranger from The Voice and was great but really was full of himself. Around half way thru the concert people started leaving. They need to play less new music and more the originals based on their audience.

We thoroughly enjoyed hearing our favorite BST hits. Each performer was incredibly talented.

They have been around for a long time and now they have all new very talented members that do justice to this band.It was a very enjoyable and must see concert

While talented, too much instrument focus. Would have preferred more old songs

This was a great show. I didn’t know what to expect, but was very happy. The lead singer was great and stayed true to the songs. The band are all individually good and together sound wonderful. The lead singer is humble and engaging.

At first impression i thought the lead singer was way too young for BST. Then he started singing and i was all in. Then he explained who he was and i remember how dumb i thought Blake was to let Kelly steal him. Great show!!

We had wonderful seats in the pit. The band was fabulous, and played many songs by Blood, Sweat and Tears and some covers. The lead singer was powerful and the brass section, guitars, drummer and keyboard player were all phenomenal. Truly enjoyed this concert and the venue, The Peabody, was remarkable.

It was okay. The band was great but the singer I felt didn’t sound anything like the original singer. I have radar hearing and I couldn’t understand any words that he sang and that was odd. I have been to 5 concerts at the Peabody this year and couldnt understand every word to a song. I felt I could have seen this show at the Daytona Bandshell and paid less money. I was seated 4 rows from the stage. Now I see why there weren’t that many people there. Not a sold out crowd.

2nd time seeing BST at the Peabody. Their new lead singer, Ranger Keith, added a lot to the show. He really made it a more personal event. He even came out to the lobby and mingled with the fans afterwards. Took photos with many of the people attending. Still singing the songs in my head….,

Same comments as many others. As one who grew up with the music of the original BST, I found this performance was a disappointment. Although all the members of this band are individually talented and performed the songs pretty well, the lead singer (which is critical to any tribute band) does not have a sound anywhere close to the original David Clayton-Thomas. I was ready leave during the first song. How did the group manager ever pick this lead singer for a band that carries the name BST? Buy your tickets for a cheap price, and you might not be too disappointed.

I knew most of the original band mates were no longer around, but the average age of the audience was twice the average of the performers. really shouldn't be using BS&T name anymore.