Blues Traveler Tickets

First off the parking pass I purchased was not worth it. I’m so glad I got there early because the gate it said to enter from was closed. I found a parking attendant who didn’t even know about the parking pass. When I showed him the pass he said okay and said this gate was not going to be open and I would have to drive around back to another gate. When I went around the back that gate did not open as well. I had to get the same guy to help me get the gate open. After about an hour he finally got it to open. Due to the inconvenience I would like a refund on the parking pass. Getting in the venue was easy. The price for everything was reasonable. The bands were enjoyable, but some of the songs they sang were out of tune; especially the instruments. The worst experience is when we were crammed in like sardines. I could barely move. I was so claustrophobic. For the price I paid for VIP seats the setup for setting should have been more comfortable. This was my first time coming to this venue and it’s going to be the last.

The Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors were the opening acts for The Blues Travelers and thank goodness they were there otherwise I would have given 0 stars. They had the crowd on their feet dancing and singing. I wish I could say the same for the Blues Travelers. They seemed to be having technical difficulties with some staff member continually coming out to fix or replace equipment. The lead singer would leave the stage several times and come back many minutes later leaving the band to play instrumentals until he returned. I thought maybe this was an isolated event but after reading reviews from past concerts it seems to be the norm. The instrumentals while talented were boring after a while and the sound system wasn't great so at times even uncomfortable. The crowd, which was up and dancing and singing for the opening acts, were sitting in their seats and some even leaving early. Very sad as I was really looking forward to seeing them play.

The band played their only hit song 2 songs in and then proceeded to jam out, sounded great just didn’t know what was going on. Not my thing but I can see how people could enjoy it.

Show was great and venue is beautiful but seating rows were very tight and bag policy is really strict and a bit ridiculous. My friend bag was slightly over the size limit and they wouldn’t let her in with it. Even after we took everything out and were able to fold the purse inside a pocket to make it acceptable smaller size. Had to bring it outside venue where it was later stolen

GREAT SHOW! They still sound great! It was also scenic and great experience at the venue.

Really great show. Red Rock Resort was a great venue for a concert like this. All 3 bands did amazing especially Gin Blossoms

All three bands put on shows that were pretty much what you hoped for going in. With a no frills simple stage, the bands needed to bring it with the music, and they all delivered. All of this with the weather elements becoming a factor halfway thru the opening set, clearing up for a bit, but eventually cutting the evening short due to lightning in the area. Spin Doctors lead off, and played 45 minutes. The highlights, for me, we're the three main hits from the Pocket Full Of Kryptonite album, then their cover of Purple Rain (ironically the rain actually first began during this song). Gin Blossoms, my number one reason for going, up next with a full one hour set that delivered all the hits. The band sounded great and spread the radio hits out nicely thru the set, ending in style with Hey Jealousy and Til I Hear It From You. Blues Traveler closed the night, and in true form were ready to jam. One song seamlessly leads into the next one with no breaks. They opened with a song I wasn't familiar with, Things Are Looking Up, but instantly put it in my top 3 songs of theirs. Outside of that, But Anyway and Runaround were my standouts. The band sounded great, and John Popper thanking for fans for sitting thru the rain was a nice touch. Overall, a solid A show in a very nice fairly new roughly 2k capacity venue. All three bands very complimentary of one another, and even had members from all three bands on stage during the Blossoms set, to play a cover song they recently released called Indiana Wants Me Back. Great job to all three bands, really enjoyed it!

Rained the entire show and they cut it short due to lightning. Disappointed for sure

However the venue leaves a lot to be desired. Very limited drink stations made the wait take forever. Should have had show at StL Music Park, Factory, Pageant, or someplace else better equipped to cater to crowds.

Had a really great time, even though it rained on us. The bands were great!! And we will be going back to Chesterfield amphitheater!

Blues travelers was great! The gin blossoms sounded horrible because the guitars were louder than the singing. Had to put fingers in my ears for it to sound normal and hear the singer.

Blues travelers was great! The gin blossoms sounded horrible because the guitars were louder than the singing. Had to put fingers in my ears for it to sound normal and hear the singer.

The nostalgia-fueled lineup of Spin Doctors, Gin Blossoms, and Blues Traveler rolled into the Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, CT on July 18, 2025. While the show had its high points, it ultimately fell short due to an unfocused and disappointing headlining set. The Spin Doctors opened the evening and set a solid tone. Though only “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” were instantly familiar to most in the crowd, the band played with conviction and skill. Their lesser-known tracks were performed with energy, showing off their musicianship and giving the audience a reason to pay attention early. The Gin Blossoms followed and easily delivered the highlight of the night. Their set was polished, melodic, and heartfelt—filled with fan favorites, "Hey Jealousy,""Found Out About You,""Follow You Down,"and "Till I hear It From You,"and a steady stage presence that kept the crowd engaged from start to finish. It was a reminder of why their songs and this band have stood the test of time. (Fan for Life!) Unfortunately, Blues Traveler closed the show on a disjointed and puzzling note. Lead singer John Popper appeared frustrated from the start, complaining about his fans not working (he said he needs them to keep his glasses from fogging up, which is understandable) and frequently leaving the stage mid-song—including walking off during “The Devil Went Down to Georgia.” The band tried to recover with a nearly 20-minute drum solo at the end of the show, which felt out of place and dragged on far too long. Popper was nowhere to be found during the finale drumming, and the band closed with a lackluster cover of “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” that failed to bring any real energy or resolution to the night that even Gin Blossoms lead singer Robin Wilson couldn't save. (He tried.) John Popper is a great performer, however on this night, too many things didn't go right for his set. Even the harmonica playing was overly aggressive, and not fun to listen to... While the evening had flashes of fun—especially from the always rock solid Gin Blossoms and a strong showing by the Spin Doctors—it was ultimately marred by an unfocused and disappointing headlining set that left many fans heading home underwhelmed, including this fan.

We had great seats for the show. The Spin Doctors put on a funky set playing their hits as well songs from their new album. Gin Blossoms played like a headliner. They played their hits and jammed with Chris the lead singer from the SD. Blues Traveler’s singer decided to stop singing and playing his harmonica because of equipment problems. His backing band was phenomenal. It’s too bad Johnny P. Did not appreciate them. The guys from the Spin Doctors tried to help out but when your singer is not interested then it’s a losing battle. Maybe the Spin Doctors and Gin Blossoms should tour together because I would paid just to see them.

Gin Blossoms never disappoints They were great Blues Traveler was long winded jam band that I could have done without

Blues Traveler was a TOTAL let down and we left after the third song. The Spin Doctors were the best performers and the Gin Blossoms were great, but The Spin Doctors lead singer had an amazing stage presence. The lead singer from Blues Traveler had let being the headliner get to his name. Happy for him that he lost so much weight...but the place was packed and enjoying the concert - after his 3rd song it started emptying out...what a let down they were. Overall, 2 out of the 3 were fantastic. I'd lose the Blues Travelers # and not invite them back....but that's just me...

I go to about 20+ concerts a year and this was by far the worst concert that I have seen in the last 4 years. Spin Doctors and Gin Blossoms were great but Blues Traveler was terrible. It is one thing for a band to do a jam session during their show, but 4? That is ridiculous. A complete waste of money. Would recommend that nobody pay to see this concert. Watch it on YouTube for free and save yourself the hassle of seeing it live--you will be disappointed.

The line up was Spin Doctors, Gin Blossoms and Blues Travelers. Spin Doctors were great, but Gin Blossoms sound was terrible, bass and tinny bouncing all over. We left, and never saw the Blues Travelers, which I regret now. Venue was Ocean Casino in AC.

Great music and great crowd. Ovation Hall is my favorite venue. Excellent sounds, every seat has a great view becuase there are no poles to look around. Have seen Gin Blossoms three times and this by far was their best performance they rocked out. Spin Doctors were OK, good instrumentally but their lead singer is very needy which I find annoying. Play your music and stop looking for excessive validation from the crowd.

The venue was very nice, easy to get into/out of. Staff was friendly. Spin Doctors were fantastic! Enjoyed Gin Blossoms and Blues Traveler also.