Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers Tickets

Bruce was awesome. Very intimate venue. It felt like everyone was just hanging out together.

Bruce was accommodating with requests from the audience as usual. Their was more crowd interaction than in the past. Bruce and the noisemakers played exceptionally well. The various songs they played were varied and covered their entire repertoire. We enjoyed the performance tremendously.

I was disappointed .I thought there would have been more older music .And when he did play the older stuff (minimal) there was too much variation instead of just sticking to the basics .A very talented musician but disappointing on the same rite

What a refreshing musical experience. Played his catalogue of music, and shared a lot of stories. He is very personable with his audience and his band was tight. The Scottish Rite venue is also wonderful, all seats are great.

It’s tough to find fault with this show. A nice variety of music across his years, with several moments of breathtaking musical beauty as improvised passages came together. I’ve seen Bruce about 5-6 times over the years, and each time I do I walk out thinking “that was the best one yet.”

This concert venue is fantastic! It was my first time there, and Bruce Hornsby is so great in concert. He speaks to the audience like we are old friends. I saw him 25 years ago and he was great then. His band is so good and the whole night of music was a joy to behold. What a fabulous show!!

Have seen Bruce/NM many times over many years. Never disappointed. This band ‘wings it’ and those in attendance experienced a unique show. Every show is different. I always enjoy watching the band follow as Bruce leads them who knows where. You can see how much fun they have. I don’t believe he cares, however, how is Bruce NOT in R&R Hall Of Fame? His song cannon matches or exceeds anything out there. Who else would write a tune about the snake handlers? (Preacher In The Ring P.1 & P.2.)

I’ve listened to Bruce Hornsby for 30+ years but never had an opportunity to attend a concert. The event at Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville, PA was the perfect venue for seeing Bruce Hornsby up close!! 2nd row seats and the music was everything I hoped it would be. A true mix of his recent creations and the old favorites done with a new perspective. Well worth waiting 30 year!!!

Worst concert I have been too, constant degrading comments from Bruce about the town, played for less then two hours, basically explained that this was warm up stop that wouldn’t come back to for twenty more years. Saw Bruce a few years ago and was great, this music was some of the worst. Venue is not kept up with, walls are falling apart at the balcony level. Not worth the time and money no matter how cheap the tickets are.

We were very disappointed attending the Bruce Hornsby show, as we were expecting a few songs that we knew from previous albums. What we experienced was a show with music that we did not recognize. We did not appreciate the acoustic noise prevalent in most of the show. We are great fans of Hornsby, just have to listen to CD'S. One of the least enjoyable shows this year so far.

Bruce and the gang were awesome. Like watching a bunch of musicians in a jam session. Very entertaining. Wasn't as fond of the openers, CARM. Talented, but just not my thing.

A Bruce Hornsby concert is a great way to spend an evening. The concert and venue is very intimate and allows him to interact and engage with the audience. The band does not have a set list, but rather plays whatever suits them at the time. He also takes requests from the audience and encourages the crowd to yell out songs they want to hear. I have seen him once before and would definitely see him again.

He continues to be a great artist & love that he did older music along with old. He always recognizes his band which I think is awesome

I can think of no reason why Bruce Hornsby, a long-established commercial pop/country/jazz act, would want to have his audience 'warmed up' with an hour of the weirdest avant garde instrumental racket imaginable. The racket in question was provided by two horn players, one who also played synth. I understand that one or both has played and/or recorded with established acts such as Paul Simon and others, though I feel certain that if so it would have been in a very minor/ peripheral 'specialty' role. Julliard School was mentioned somewhere in the biographical material. Yes I could imagine these two playing a lunchtime student concert to like-minded attendees in the cafeteria at Julliard, except that I would not have to be there to witness it. In Seattle I had little choice. I am a 65 year old lifelong musician, college educated. This comment is not a rant against the avant garde (I am not a fan, but that is not the point). It is a rant, if you will, against an egregiously mis-matched musical program that actually tended more to ruin the entire Bruce Hornsby experience than to enhance it in any way. I do expect that Bruce himself, who is known to be a bit of a maverick, probably had a good laugh at the expense of the "emperor's new clothes" nature of the whole thing. Horrid!

Another great show by Mr Hornsby. Fantastic set list and awesome band. We never miss a Noise Maker’s show.

Fun venue, Neptune in University district, Seattle. Warm up band sucked then, Bruce Hornsby shows up & lifts your spirits with his & his music & musicians, fine show & he gave us a 2.5 hour performance! Wow!!

Big Disappointment Music was played too loud for the venue resulting in missing many of sweet details of the songs. Some songs were hard to recognize with added riffs. Go to Apple Play to revisit his music

Bruce always delivers a great show and this was no exception ! Please return to the NW more often Bruce !

great venue bruce and the band were great as usual and played some songs not heard recently love the acoustics and everything about the venue just a beautiful place to watch and listen to music.

Wonderful as always. I’ve been lucky to have seen him at least six times before and have never been disappointed. He’s an excellent musician along with Noismaker’s or The Range . Palace of Fine Arts is a great Venue. Can’t wait to see him again.