Cheap Trick Tickets

Went to the Cheap Trick Dream Police Concert at Northern Lights Theater. Not a bad seat in the house. It was Robin, Rick, and Tom. Dax, Ricks son is on Drums. Bun E. is not currently touring with the band. All I can say is that if you are a "Cheap Trick" fan from the early days, you will NOT be disappointed. I am sure they are going to take this tour out on the road, or at least to other small venues.

This was one of the best shows I've ever seen. The venue is amazing, and the production put into this show was spectacular. Very up close and personal and the band sounded amazing. It was great to see Rick's kids playing in the band as well.

Awesome show, 3rd row ctr couldn't have asked for a better seat. Cheap Trick still has it, preformed for almost 2 hours straight. Would pay the $90.00 to see them again... Packed house.

Huge production, great fun and tremendous music. Go see it before it's too late.

The band still sounds great and plays amazing music. The casino has an intimate setting and is a great place to see a show. I'll pop for lower level seats next time I see a concert here.

CHEAP TRICK playing CHEAP TRICK backed by an orchestra- PURE TRICK BLISS!

AMAZING, amazing show! The boys put on a almost 2 hour long performance! They played some old and some new stuff and all of sounded good. Robin delivered BIG as usual. They all looked good and the show was all energy! If you get the chance to see them DO IT!! You will love them!

Great Concert, They did the entire Dream Police album followed by some new and many old favorites. We had seen them in vegas doing Sgt. Peppers, this show was very close to Sgt Peppers. Theater is also very nice, hard to beleive you are in the middle of a Casino. Table service for drinks is a nice feature. Great experience, get tickets if you can and enjoy.

The show was almost 2 hours, Robin is at the TOP of his game and sounded beyond amazing. Rick was full of energy as always. Not only did Tom look freaking hot as hell in his velvet, he had a smile on his face the entire concert. The boys were UP, had incrediable energy and the concert was one of the best I have seen in forever. The Bombastics ruled and the set list was sweet.

Excellent! Best Cheap Trick show ever! They did the entire Dream Police album plus other CT songs. Had an orchestra and 3 singers. Light show was fantastic.

The show was AMAZING and were going again on Feb 18!!!

Awesome show! The sound was great, the production was great and the set list was unbelieveable! It was worth every penny!! I can't wait to see it again!

The Dream Police show is a unique way to see Cheap Trick perform their Dream Police album and other Trick classics. The show features some great visuals and the orchestra adds a fresh take on many tunes. The musicianship is brilliant and the setlist is awesome.

Even better than Friday night's show. Can''t wait until next week!!!!

Couldn't wait to see the show and I so was not disappointed. Even got to talk to Daxx after the show!!!

I'm not a huge fan but thought the show might be fun. I was blown away! The theater was awesome and reminded me of Vegas. The sound was great. I am now officially a Cheap Trick fan! SEE THIS SHOW!

We saw Cheap Trick Saturday night at the Northern Lights Theater inside Potawatomi Casino in Milwaukee. Wow! what a spectacle. They put on a huge multimedia event with The Rhythmic Noise Philharmonic Orchestra & Mind Choir. There was a video wall about 10 feet high behind the band. Above the wall were the orchestra and choir. The wall extended to the ceiling behind the orchestra. We could also see another section of the wall above the orchestra coming down from just behind the procemium arch. Before the show there was a webcam in the green room showing the band prepping. The concert began with some multimedia, documentary and old footage of the band projected throughout the venue. Then the backline consisting of Daxx Nielsen on Drums, Miles Nielsen on rhythm guitar, the keyboardist (didn't catch his name)with the orchestra and choir performed Heaven Tonight with Miles on lead vocals. What a cool way to start the show. Then Cheap Trick came out and they performed the entire Dream Police album. The show was almost sensory overload with everything going on at once. The band was in top form and sounded great. The orchestra conductor was like a circus ringmaster. The choir was 3 teenage boys dressed in retro suits and everything sounded clear as a bell. Kudos to whomever was running sound. With that much going on it's amazing everything was as clear as it was. The wall itself was pretty amazing with all sorts of things being projected throughout the show. A couple of times when the orchestra wasn't playing, the top of the wall came down in front of the orchestra and we had a 20' by 40' wall completely filling the stage projecting images behind the band. After Dream Police, they performed a few classics and rare gems. I understand that that portion of the show changes from night to night. They are performing 12 nights at Norhtern Lights and we caught the fourth night. I highly recommend catching this show if you have the chance.

The House was Rocking in Saturay night in Milwaukee! Great show, great set list and great visuals all backed by an orchestra. Don't miss this show! Worth the trip to Milwaukee.

Cheap Trick in this type of setting is fantastic. They had the crowd in thier hands all night. Robin has not lost his voice at all. Playing with the The Bombastic Symphonic Philharmonic With The Rhythmic Noise Mind Choir was fantastic. Rick can sure play and his family in the band were the best

From the opening surge to the closing blast, Cheap Trick again proved they are one of the most talented, creative, fun & exciting bands ever to grace (well, not in a fussy way) a stage. Go for the music and this iconic band in an intimate, comfortable and creative setting you won't soon forget. (And hope the NLT will bring the Sgt. Pepper's show from LV next).