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I don't want to give anything away, but if you're a big Conan fan, you'll love the show. We laughed so much the entire night that it started to hurt.
Such a great time. Conan and company are great live. I was sad when it was over.
Sassy time with Coco and Andy, the boy wonder. Me likey!
This show started out strong and maintainted a high level of excitement. That ain't easy. When Conan said he was going to rock our asses for two hours I thought "bring it" - and he did. Now my wife (who went) has to talk...CONAN IS AWESOME!!!! YEAH!!!! He's funny, talented and oh SO sexy with his spider legs. YUMMY!!! Best show I've been to in a long time. Jim Carrey was a great surprise. Loved the Chuck Norris bit. Funny as hell. The show closed with a bang which left everyone excited after the show. Love ya Conan!!!!
The jokes were mostly hit, but there was a fair share of misses too. But Conan's just a solid entertainer, and his band was awesome. Overall a fun night.
I forgot that Conan is not only a great talk show host, but also a really talented performer. His opening act was incredible and he was generous to allow other comics to take the stage and they shined as well. A terrific and fun night!
This event was amazing. Such a good time! I love how he did not care about what he did and used this tour to express how he felt when being on a television show. Fun, entertaining, exciting, funny, want to see it again!
It's good to see him again and even live! He was funny, entertaining, and charming. The band was funky. Good to see Andy, too. All Conan lovers will enjoy the moment to be with him under one roof.
Conan was hilarious! I've missed the his TV show ever since it went off the air and this totally fulfilled my Coco void. Hopefully this will hold me over until November
Great Show- Although many reviews gave away some of the funnier jokes, Conan held his own on stage and with the help of his band and guest stars made it a truly enjoyable performance. Very funny and worth the $75 tickets even with the balcony view.
Great show last night. Would definitely recommend this tour to any true Conan Fan.
So the tickets are crazy expensive... no way around that. But the soundcheck was essentially Conan and the band giving a private concert for about 14 people up close and personal. It was the best part. We got to chat again with him briefly while getting our picture snapped together at the end of the show. If you are expecting to hang out with Conan backstage and talk for hours one-on-one, you will be cranky because this is much more casual, quick and in a group setting.
Conan is the greatest entertainer of all time. He is hilarious, he sings, he plays guitar, he plays piano, he dances, and he is devoted to his fans. We love Conan!
This show was awesome! Definitely worth the price of the ticket. You really got to know him a lot more than what you saw on late night TV. I'd love to see him again!
Even BETTER in person - that's all I'm going to say. I just love that guy.
I had a peach of a time! I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys Conan...and peaches.
Conan is an amazing performer and it was such a fun show! He was very unpredictable, and there wasn't a moment that was not entertaining. Team Coco!
If you're a fan of Conan O' Brien, you know what your gonna get from this show. If you're not, you will still enjoy it and know more Conan himself and why he's so famous. It had great music and plenty of good jokes, in other words you're getting your moneys worth here.
Totally worth paying $$$ to see Conan perform than watch Leno for free on tv!
First off, the only negative of the night: the acoustics in the Nob Hill Masonic Center were not that great. When Conan was singing a funny parody song, you could hardly hear the words over the music itself. That sort of sucked. Otherwise, the evening was, as Conan promised, kind of okay. :^) Opening act was Reggie Watts, who was rather funny. Had some great beat-boxing bits and good observational humor. Show was to start at 8, Reggie came out at 8:15 and did about 40-45 minutes. At about 9, the Legally Prohibited Band came out and got things started. Labamba sang! Then, the man himself arrived. Actually, first there was a funny pre-taped segment about what he'd been up to, then he came on stage and did a good deal of comedy about it and other things, such as the arena itself (we were, after all, in a Masonic Center!). He then went into a song about his upbringing--apparently it was an Elvis cover, but again, I couldn't hear it too well over the music. Then he brought out his dancers, the Cocettes, who were originally called the Tourettes, but they kept shouting profanities. Pre-taped segment staring an Anonymous Network Executive, with kitty. Then he brought out Andy Richter! This was followed with some banter, then they brought out the Masturbating Bear--renamed for Intellectual Property legality to "The Self-Pleasuring Panda". Then they brought out the inflatable Bat from Hell (kind of lame), followed by a pre-taped TRIUMPH!! Then, Conan came out in the same outfit that Eddie Murphy wore in a 70's stand-up special he had--showed off his lack of ass. He then sang an original song he'd been working on for 18 years; said we could go online and help him finish it. Then Andy got a monologue (kind of weak), which was followed by Deon Cole (!), who was often on the Tonight Show with Conan and was a writer there. Very funny guy! Chris Issac was the special guest, so he sang a song, then Conan came out and joined him for a song. Big finale with "On the Road Again" (which turned into "My Own Show Again") and "I Will Survive". Finally, there was an encore with giant, yellow balls that had Conan's cartoon face on them. All in all, a fantastic and entertaining evening! Can't wait to see Conan again this fall on TBS!!! ;^)
