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Tom, The Vague and Corabi were awesome. Great show and great songs. The coke tasted bad; they should check that out. I loved that Tom had his wife on stage and singing. Hell, I think she was/is the inspiration for most of Tom's song. Plus; she created the Cinderella logo I heard.
Whether you've had an itch for some 80s Cinderella tunes or you've discovered Tom Keifer's masterpiece in his new cd, The Way Life Goes, Tom Keifer satisfies!! What made this show unique above all others I've seen is this: I left with two impressions of him that seemed almost impossible to pair - He is SO COOL and he is SO REAL. His presence on stage is larger than life. He is a true rocker and knows how to bring it in his performance. He still hits his high notes and still has the ability to sound as good live as he does recorded. So impressive!! At the same time, he managed to reveal his love for his wife with whom he shared the stage, his love for his child as so many in the audience understood, shared honest reflections about his experiences, and really showed his perspectives on what is truly important in life. The entire show was truly exceptional. GO SEE THIS SHOW!!!
This was the church of rock and blues. Tom gave us his heart and left everything on the stage. This artist should be at the top of the charts and beyond. Tom is a true rock star!!
Tom Keifer is the real-deal. I can't believe he was marketed into a bigger-star. A lot of bad luck but hopefully he is on his way back. What an honor to get to see up close someone of his caliber. As a singer/songwriter myself, Tom brings so much passion to his music. Please tell him to continue and market him better. He's multi instrumental, great singer/songwriter, and more importantly is a class-act that we can be proud of as a nation. His whole band was solid but Billy Ray was a little too stoic for me on base- needs to up the energy. The other bands were good too especially the wiry guitarist of the 2nd act. Johnny had some good tunes and accoustic playing.
I go to a LOT of concerts. NO ONE puts on a show like Tom Keifer. He gives 100% when he is belting out his awesome tunes. Whether it's the new stuff or the good ole Cinderella classics, he gives it his all. I mean, I like the show so much I have seen it three times. I am kind of bummed I won't be able to see it again!! I am not a great wordsmith, but trust me when I say, if you aren't paying a measly 20 bucks to see Tom Keifer you are missing the show of a lifetime. (Tony Higbee, the guitarist, is bad azz as well! )
Tom Keifer gave a fantastic performance. His ballads were moving and heartfelt. And he still rocks! His solo album is really great and he did several songs from that. But he really got everyone going with some old Cinderella songs like "Coming Home", "Shelter Me" and "Don't Know What You Got Til It's Gone" among others. I loved it all. If he comes to my area again.....I will be there!
John Corabi opened the show with his acoustic set. And Tom Keifer played a a bunch of new album stuff and old cinderella classics. I even got to meet both after the show for pics.Both are very nice guys.
What an amazing show Tom was awesome! I've appreciated Tom's music since I was 15 years old. I am so glad that he is still doing what he does best! Rock on Tom!
This show was fantastic! He is a true singer, songwriter, & musician. Loved the new songs & acoustic versions of some of my favorite songs. He shared some great & stories. His music is timeless!! Can't wait to hear more.
It was terrific! Restored my faith in rock 'n' roll!
Amazing show. Nice to be close up and see Tom singing his heart out.
This concert was so spectacular that I saw him again 5 days later!!!!!!!! Tom Keifer's voice is even more amazing than it was in the 80's. He has more control and range with it now that he's older and gone through so much with his vocal chords. His stage presence was phenomenal!!! He sang some new songs from his solo album and he also rocked some Cinderella tunes as well. He gave such a great performance!!! He sang his heart out as if he was singing to a crowd of 30,000 fans! It didn't mater that it was a small venue of 200 or less. He talked and interacted with the crowd, telling stories and laughing like he would with old friends. His lovely wife, Savannah, joined him onstage for several songs. She has such a beautiful voice too!!! All in all, this was the BEST concert I've ever been to. The first time we drove to Lexington, Ky from Louisville, Ky to see him. It was such a stellar show that 5 days later we drove from Louisville, Ky to Cincinnati, Oh to see him again! And I would've driven another 200 miles to see him again! It was the best money I've ever spent on a show. He is the REAL DEAL. He sings, writes his own songs, plays the guitar, harmonica, piano, saxophone. This man is the true definition of an artist. He should be selling out big arenas instead of certain "performers" who just get up there and sing for the profit.
It was great to see this incredible performer again. Tom's talent and charisma made the show a blast. Great to hear new songs as well as old favorites.
Tom kiefer is back! This is the kind of music and show I wish we could get more of. Toms energy was electric, and his voice is as strong as ever. The show was a mix of hard rock and soft acoustic and it all worked. The band he assembled is strong too. It's a mix of a little nostalgia and the modern day. If he comes around, do yourself a favor and go see it.
I'll make this fairly short, no need to write a novel here. Let's get the negatives out of the way first: Showtime was 8:00 PM. Arrived at 8 and had to listen to a local high school kid play a half hour acoustic set of obscure folk rock. When I say 'acoustic set', I mean it is this kid with a guitar, that's it. I know this isn't a big arena show, but there wasn't a local rock band available? Not that the kid was bad, he was very talented, just really not what I was wanting or expecting to have to listen to. Then after the kid was done we were made to wait AN HOUR for Tom to finally hit the stage. Really don't understand the wait, his gear was already all set up. Just unnecessary. Now onto the good: Tom was, as always, ON. I know he has vocal issues, but I've seen the man 4 times and he's always sounded fantastic. Show starts off heavy, then slows into an acoustic set for awhile before going heavy to end it. Tom plays about half new material and half Cinderella classics, with a very well selected cover thrown in for good measure. Between songs Tom is very engaging and speaks about what went into writing and creating some of the songs. The new material is good, but it's clear why this is a Tom Keifer solo record and not a Cinderella record, as his new material is a bit all over the place genre wise. Not a bad thing, just go in with an open mind.
Guys This show was incredible. To see Tom in this small of a venue was a very unique experience. The mix of old Cinderella songs and his new songs was good. The acoustic version of Shake Me was very old time bluesy and very good. The band was tight and the sound quality was very good.
A true special event to see the amazing Tom Kiefer in such a small venue. New songs sound great and the versions of the rella classics were unforgettable. Great show from a rock icon!!
