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I went to "get happy" but was very sad. David Cassidy was one of my hrat throbs, but he was definately impaired during this show. He slurred his speach, and even fell once. Some of the crowd was heckling him, which made me feel even worse. A very sad experience.
We wondered what was happening, I was 15 feet away from him -- it has come out that he is suffering (truly suffering) with alcohol-related dementia. People were talking throughout the entire concert Unfortunately, he won't get better
Most disappointing concert EVER. Was really looking forward to seeing my teenage heart throb. It was like watching a traffic accident. Slurred his words. Forgot words. Fell off the back of the stage. It was embarrassing. My husband and I left early
Very sad to watch. I wasn't expecting Keith Partridge, but I was hoping for an entertaining evening. David Cassidy rambled on, had technical "issues" with the sound and his guitar. Many excuses, repeating of himself. Several people walked out. His singing when he did sing was not good. I can say this is the worse show I have ever seen. His inner circle needs to be honest and tell him to stop.
We travelled from UK to Las Vegas to see our idol from our teenage years. He was absolutely dreadful- he was late onto the stage to start with and then was rambling, swaying, slurring and couldn't sing either. We were so disgusted we left after 20 minutes. A lifelong dream shattered! Don't know if he was drunk or on drugs but he should not have been allowed on stage.
Couldn't remember lyrics, acted weird, rambled on and on, couldn't play guitar. Was pretty hard to watch. So sad.
I attended the show thinking I was going to enjoy a show that would take me down memory lane. Instead I saw David Cassidy slurring his words and forgetting the words to songs. He was almost falling over and it was evident that he was drunk. Many people left the show. My words to him are to retire before you fall over and hurt yourself or a fan that "you love."
Excellent seats - pd for VIP - but didn't receive VIP benefits. David said all the right things including how much he appreciated his fans for over 49 years - but would not meet us, sign an autograph, or just spend 1 minute with the fans. He struggled with songs at times, balance was off at times - so sad - I have always loved his music and always will - but he is not up to performing live. Some people did leave early - most of us stayed until the end. Bless him - hope he is able to get rest and support needed.
I don't know who is giving this show 5 stars, maybe blinded women reliving their youth or people paid to write reviews, but this show on 2/17/17 at the Golden Nugget was a train wreck. I see a lot of 'oldies' shows and you give them some slack for age, miles, Vegas air is dry, etc., but his voice was terrible, blaming it on the tail end of a cold, but I'm not buying it - his whole range was shaky & off key. He spends much of the evening talking about himself and just rambling on and on with these long stories that are barely relevant to the song. He bored me to death taking me down HIS memory lane, instead of leading me down MY memory lane. Easily 1/3 of the venue walked out before it was over. I stayed to the bitter end. He only played about 8-10 songs in 1.5 hours & only 3 were his. The rest was technical difficulties, incessant sweat wiping, and talk and talk and talk. Go see the other 1-star reviews, they are a much more accurate indication of what you'll see. DO NOT waste your money - keep your teenie bopper awesome memories of David in tact.
David Cassidy has made his mark in showbizz but is definitely not a "has been"! Go see this great show that takes you back to the past but is also new and refreshing. Cassidy is a great showman who gets his fans on their feet immediately!
I went to see David Cassidy Up Close and personal on Saturday June 25th at the NJ PAC. Having seen him in person several times, I have to say this was one of his better performances. It was very electrifying! Everyone was having a great time, he sounds better than ever! During the show David engaged the fans directly, he interacted them and let them come up to show him posters and albums and other memorabilia they collected over the years. One fan even brought him flowers! One woman also brought up a G-string and he stared to laugh; he said that he would accept them only if they were not worn! He spoke about his time on the Partridge Family and about his father and about growing up in New York and Jersey and he also talked about Davy Jones, BB King and John Lennon. Overall this was a terrific show and I'll go back to see him the next time around! Sincerely, Joey
It's so refreshing to listen to music that doesn't involve themes of degeneracy. David is such a delight, his audience was such a bunch of sweet people. And his musicians we such professionals.
David Cassidy gave a great performance. He engaged with the audience and talked about his songs and his life growing up in NJ. Since we were seeing him in NJ, it was enjoyable to hear him talk about our state and his treasured memories. He explained which other legends inspired his love of music and his stories were interesting to listen too. David's voice sounded great and his band was equally as good too. I really enjoyed hearing him perform his hits and some songs from that era. As a teenager I could have only wished to see my idol. Now at 50 something, I can say I have finally done it!
What a great show. He sang many of the "Partridge Family" favorites we came to hear, plus some other gems. Great banter. So fun being in a crowd who appreciated his music. The concert was fairly short (about an hour and 20 minutes), but better to leave you wanting more than going too long. And no opening act, which was also great.
Not sure if David would be happy to hear that he is still Keith Partridge, but it is certainly a compliment. Fun evening of reminiscing and music. He's as handsome as ever and loved the photos posted over the evening. He still sounds great and had a talented back up band. I Think I (Still) Love You....David. Only complaint is the show was too short. Only an hour and a half......many more Partridge Family hits could have been sung.
David Cassidy was just awesome. He sang solid and it was a fantastic show. His band is top notch. I had never seen him in person till now and to hear the range in his voice go from that sexy breathy sound to the strong tones was unbelievable. He is a total showman and I only wish I could have seen him in Vegas years earlier. I can not wait till he comes back to Cleveland. Check out his video on youtube singing Hollywood Nights. While he is the older version now his voice is amazing still. It was money well spent to see and hear him.
Been a David Cassidy fan ever since he was on The Partridge Family, and this was my first time to see him live. He's a great entertainer, gets the audience involved in the show, and is very appreciative of his audience. His voice has only gotten stronger over the years. He sang many of his (and PF) hits, plus songs from some of his favorite artists. The venue was intimate, and there really are no bad seats. My only disappointment was that the show was too short (one hour isn't enough if you're a DC fan), and there was no encore. Will definitely try to see him again next year if he's touring.
My three sisters and I went to see David Cassedy a/k/a Keith Partridge and had a fun, memorable time! David sounded great; interacted with his fans and played a nice mix of old hits as well as paid homage to John Lennon, Davey Jones and BB King. And might I add, he plays a mean guitar. The band was great too! When I got up the next morning, I found an old Partridge Family CD and listened to it while drinking my morning coffee and sang along to those old songs. I still remember all the lyrics. It's as if time stood still...took me right back to my childhood pretending to be the Partridge Family in the basement of my childhood home. I got a little choked up watching David up on stage. Thanks for the memories!!!
Didnt sing enough of his songs. Didnt go to hear the Monkees , BB King and Cole Porter. Show was 1 hour 15 minutes.
I'm So Glad I got to see this man live! He was truly amazing and I pray he comes back! Puts on a Hell of a show, amazing mix of covers of classics and his own classics. Still an Amazing entertainer!
