No more results on this page
while we enjoyed the show, we both felt that for the cost of the tickets, it could have been a little longer than 1hr 10 minutes of Neil Sedaka...overall length was about two hours...Symphony played for about 30 minutes, then intermission, and then Neil for about 1 hr 10 minutes....expensive for what we got.....but a good show for what was there.....
The performance was exceptional. We sat in the balcony and could hear and see perfectly. The venue is beautiful and there isn't a bad seat in the house. I will definately keep this on my "to do" list.
What a great evening! The Lettermen were accompanied by the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and never sounded better. There was a good mix of their old songs and some of the new songs that are on their new album. They were very entertaining both with their music and their dialogue. They were not afraid to go down in the crowd including one of the Lettermen who joined the audience in the balcony! I took my 13 year old daughter and although she will not go as far as to say they are her favorite group she did appreciate that when they sang their songs you could actually understand every word they said. She said she even recognized some of the songs. It was a great evening and they couldn't have been more gracious at the end. They stayed until every person in line had an autograph and a picture. I would go again in a heartbeat!
PLEASE bring them back. We also already have tickets for Neil Sedaka. Would also love to see Paul Anka & Bobby Vinton. Please bring them back every year. We will travel from Cincinnati and spend the night in Columbus for each of them. GREAT MUSIC.
A great mix of the best music, humor, and nostolgia. It was interesting to be reintroduced to the backgrounds of the trio. A throwback to a gentler, quiet time, the evening was an enchanting escape from the outside world. It was a very personable prformance as well.
What a great show! Really brought back memories, and showed how timeless these songs are.
The Lettermen put on a great performance, their songs and others. Tony still sings like he always did and the "new" guys were great too. The symphony did a fantastic job with the music as always.
The music of the fifties are always unforgettable but the Lettermen always seem to weave todays music in as well. Their voices are fantastic and I could listen to them for much longer than their two hour show. Their show brings smiles to your face and sometimes tears to your eyes. Wonderful memories do that! Thanks, Lettermen, for allowing us to take that short trip back in time.
