Charlie Sheen Tickets

I enjoyed Charlie Sheen's Violent Torpedoes of Truth in Denver this past Thursday evening. I am a huge fan and it was great to see him. I would really like to give the show a four or five star rating, but it was just a little too light on content to justify a higher rating. It would be very easy for Charlie to add a little more to his show--all he has to do is tell a few outrageous anecdotes that no one has heard before and the show would be pure gold. I'd heard that he told a very interesting story about himself and Nicolas Cage at the Cleveland show, and was hoping he'd tell it in Denver, or some other story of the same ilk. Unfortunately, he did not tell any new or intriguing stories from his personal life. Charlie's opening slideshow was very entertaining and a definite crowd pleaser. He then gave a somewhat lengthy monologue discussing his current status with Two and a Half Men and his ongoing feud with Chuck Lorre. While I was interested in this discussion, it probably went on a little too long for the average fan, and some were getting restless. Thankfully, Charlie next had a Q&A session with the audience, which was possibly a little too short. Lastly, Charlie was roasted by comedian Jeffrey Ross, which was again a hit with the audience. While I enjoyed the show, a couple of humorous stories from Charlie would not only have added quality content to his show, but also left lasting memories with the audience. All in all a good show, and no hostility from the audience in Denver. A win for Sheen.

It was entertaining... we were expecting a delay. He showed up 35 mins late. I think heckling the people that came on stage was fun and making fun of douchebag Kidd Kraddick was very fun... Charlie Sheen had clips and that was a little bizzare at moments. Overall we really just wanted to see the trainwreck in person. He seemed very nice, but you could tell something isn't quite right with the man. He ended 15 mins early... so we paid for 1 hr and 15 mins... But it was entertaining.

You get what you expect. It was funny and memorable. I can see why people wouldn't like it. Don't go if you can't take raunchy, offensive jokes.

Other than a few too many F bombs, show was fantastic! Loved hearing his view on his situation. Would recommend attending future tour stops!!! Hilarious!!

Winning! One speed- GO! He must have left all that in Houston. No real direction or flow, seemed to be winging it, too many merch promos, it has its entertaining moments but.... It did not help that local DJ Kid Krappy (that what we call him), was i guess supposed to moderate and add some flow to the show, was basicly booed off the stage. Charlie said "i thought you said these people liked you", they took a break during a very funny video parody of his 20/20 interview, and Krappy did not come back. He most likely was told by Sheen "I can get booed off the stage on my own, thank you good night". I rolled the dice for this one and lost. Oh well, I was there, it could have been a rowdy fun one.......

i didn't expect much to begin with, but this was more than a bomb. Not only did he start the show 35 minutes late, but got booed off the stage before the show was scheduled to end. All he did was talk about how much he was winning. No trash talking about his ex wives or chuck lorre like was reported from other shows. He has a celebrity guest for each tour stop, (by the way his celebrity guest for dallas ended up being kid kraddick, quite possibly the douchiest joke they could have played on us.) charlie started reading a review from his houston show the previous night and it sounded great, saying he had jeff ross come and roast him onstage. Then he told the audience that jeff ross was in dallas and "lets bring that motherfuc#er out!" At this point I got excited because I love him. The person who came out, however, I did not recognize. This man claimed jeff had to do a charity event in LA but he had given him his notes so he can roast charlie. What followed made me, among many others walk out. This tour is clearly a joke to charlie sheen; its a personal challenge to see how many people he can swindle money out of for complete s#it in return. If you look at it that way, he IS in fact winning. Which makes me want to punch him in the dick.

Epic night, Once in a lifetime show! Worth every penny. Review critics are morons.

If he had been drunk or high it would have been awesome but stone cold sober he can stay home for. I spend $100 total on tickets and bought 3 shirts for nothing but disappointment.

it was fun, he started late, but the crowd ws cool!

It was exactly what I expected! An hour long rant followed by Q & A then a celebrity roast! I will see Charlie again :)

Itwas an OK show, Just a rant essentially about his Job/life. I bought 6 tickets thinking I could convince some friends to go, I paid $500. I couldnt Give them away, but the show was OK. Jeff Ross appeared He was Funny. Roasted charlie... It was OK but not worh the cost of the ticket...

Charlie has demons, just like any of us. He may not be doing things "your" Way, but in my book, his honesty is inspiring. He is doing the best that he can, just like the rest of us. I love Charlie, he will always be a star to me

I went into this expecting a train wreck... Really i thought he did good. If you go in with zero expectations then you can't be let down. I thought he was funny. But Kidd Kraddick should have never gone on stage he killed the show and made it come to a screeching halt. HE is NOT funny. I thought it was good show overall

Overall a very entertaining time. The video's on the big screen were fantastic especially the doctored ABC interview. The music video was also great.

Had a awesome time. Not knowing what to expect and was very happy with the event. Charlie Sheen was funny and we were very happy to be there for he is on the verge of crashing and burning and we were happy to share that moment and we got a T-Shirt to prove we were there in the verge of him losing his self respect

I didn't expect much from this show other than to see a train wreck on stage. I pretty much got what I expected. I did think he'd have some kind of show put together after doing it 17 times previously, but he didn't. Overall I'm still glad I went, if nothing else but for the experience of seeing this nutcase on stage, but if you're going to see a great show you'll be very disappointedd.

Charlie was great!! And people did NOT heckle him at all. They heckled that DJ feller interviewing him. It's true the crowd was rowdy, but they were NOT hostile. I wish Jeff Ross was there like he was in Houston. Who wouldn't? But it was really cool to see Chuck Zito in person doing the Jeff's roast. I had a darn good time and felt really refreshed and energized the next day. It was definitely worth my while.

After hearing that Houston's show was a success, a very disappointing night followed in Dallas. The show had it's high times, but overall was a dud...my opinion only.

The only entertaining part was when kid craddick ?sp was booed off the stage

Charlie seemed to be controling his demons. Loved when he took his shirt off! Wish it had been his pants...