David Cassidy Tickets

Davy Jones was great. He was funny and very entertaining. He sang all his great songs and we really enjoyed his performance. David Cassidy's show was disappointing. It was awkward, unrehearsed, had no structure, and many equipment malfunctions. We also didn't like the modifications to some of his famous songs. Cassidy still has talent, good looks, and appeal, but his performance last night needed some work. If Cassidy hired some writers/directors to put a good show together...he would be awesome. But the "lets just go out there and wing it" strategy didn't work. For the price of the ticket ($75 each) plus an outrageous price of $15 to park.....we felt like we did not get our money's worth.

Davy Jones started off the concert and what a showman! He had me in tears. The music was great. You can tell he loves his job and takes it seriously. David Cassidy could use a bit more rehearsal but the women still go bonkers over him and I loved the show. He's a legend and a part of history. It was fun to see the show with my daughter who is a fan of Ruby and the Rockets, decades after I was a fan of his show.

If it were college, we had planned to major in David Cassidy and minor in Davy Jones; but we left switching our major. Davy was unbelievably great. He had the crowd completely warmed up and ready for David, and then David let the crowd down like an anchor on a ship. While Davy kept the crowd entertained and moved along pretty well, David raised false hopes with starts and stops that never ended. And the jokes about how bad he is only set himself up to be perceived as bad! Stop with the negative talk David! While overall it was a very enjoyable evening, you shouldn't leave a David Cassidy concert with a Cream song running through your head.

Davy Jones and funny and entertaining while David seems to struggle the whole time and really didn't do a lot of singing. I came to hear him sing, not talk to the sound check guys the whole concert. I was very disappointed.

Davy Jones was adorable and had a great show. David Cassidy is still very talented, but make some unusual choices last night. It seemed as if more that just water was in the bottle he kept gulping out of all night. He also kept apologizing for things. Loved his songs and he still makes great music though.

David Cassidy as a headliner was a joke. He bragged about not rehearsing - and boy should he have! His guitar didn't work, he forgot the words to a John Lennon song and he did NO encor. I would never pay to see him again. Davey Jones was much better (but then again that's not saying a whole lot)

I Thought Davey Jones was more entertaining. David Cassidy did not sing enough enough of his songs or any from Partridge Family. He just sang some sons from the sixties. Also he took too much time up to introduce members of his band, unlike Davey Jones. Also, there were some sound system problems with the guitars. He kept emphasizing Dallas, Texas even though the venue was in Grand Prairie. He should of just mentioned Metroplex, which covers the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Fun night......Nostalgic. Takes ou back and reminds you of why you went.

The overall show was good, a few technical difficulties but overall an enjoyable evening! Music was delightful, Davey Jones was a true performer as always and David Cassiday made you feel as if you were in his living room doing a jam session!

Davy Jones act weas professional, entertaining, and he knew his target audience. His band was superb. He was entertaining from start to finish. It brought back some great memories. David Cassidy, on the other hand, never seemed to get off the ground. He is personable, likable, and he, too, had a great band, but, his "I'm winging it" show looked a little like he was not quite ready to perform. He had a lot of technical problems that I feel weren't his fault. I think he'd do better to hone an act, and give the crowd a little more of the old stuff. He's a talented man. I'm glad I got a chance to see him.

Wow! What a night! Both of them look amazing, they move great, and their voices sound the same as always! What a treat it was!

Fun Show, it always amazes me that there are some in the audience who always look like they are miserable, why come and not get into it. Anyways, aside from the party poopers, it was a great show.

GREAT concert! So much FUN! Singing, clapping, dancing in our seats! David was funny, so was Davy. Davy told jokes, very funny. His Wife was also amazing, her dancing. Loved the songs that they both sang, fun to sing along with. Had a great time!

I saw he and Davy Jones Sat, Feb 6, 2010 in Dallas, Tx. Davy Jones did OK, but David Cassidy was JUST BAD!!!!! I don't know any other way to put it. He came out and sang a few songs. He made excuses for his instrument malfunctions. He tried to play a few Beatles songs and kept apologizing for his mistakes and kept saying this sucks. I've been to a lot of concerts in my days and this ranks up there with the worst. He talked more than he played music. After being their for more than 3 hours listening to Davy Jones and then David Cassidy I asked my family if we could leave. It would have been better if they would just come out and sing what we the customers came to hear their music and hits. We got up and left. I was very disappointed and felt i did not get my money's worth. Going to a lot of concerts thru the years its been a long time when I left a concert saying to myself "Why did I do that?" and "I sure would liked to have had that money back!!!!" I feel your better off playing their old CD's than paying your hard earned money to come listen to the product their selling!!!

Both Davy Jones and David Cassidy were amazing! Davy was funny and a real entertainer. David showed what a great musician he is. The night brought back great memories. What a night of great music!!!

Davy was the true showman, connected with the fans on so many levels. Great until his wife performed. It was a show killer. lost it's nostalgic and entertainment factor, nothing against her performance, but, you could feel the wind being sucked out of the theatre. Stepping stone was the appropriate song at that moment, that's the first thing everyone I talked to was saying. Gold-digger using the show as a stepping stone to further her career. could have went without the sex jokes with his darling wife. there were young kids in the audience. Killed the night for me. David Cassidy, performance was also a testiment to his showmanship. even with the technical difficulties either self induced or mechanical it was a great trip down memory lane, and helped you realize that they are just people sharing with you the talent God gave them. Overall a good show, wished David could have played and sang more tunes from the partridge family show but left happy to have been able to see the show and that is what counts.

Brought back childhood memories. Thank you for the concert.

Went expecting to hear the songs that made him famous. And heard to much talking. And too much other singers songs. The prefromance was not smooth. Seemed off. I know that the stage was not right. Electric problems,guitor, Ect. But this does not release him off for bad prefromance. Finally left one hour into the show. On the other hand Davy Jones was very good.

Davy Jones was the delightful surprise of the evening. He and his band were engaging as they played tunes from Davy's show days or The Monkees. Davy cracked "age: jokes left and right and was truly hilarious. His dancing was fun, and he was the true professional giving the fans every bit of show he could give. David Cassidy's fans were probably a little perplexed during his performance. He explained that his show was mostly unrehearsed. With technical difficulties popping up throughout his time on stage (and his apologies for said difficulties), it was hard to feel a rhythm to his show. He shined with his signature voice and personality on his hits he chose to sing, especially right at the end on "I Think I Love You".

FABULOUS! I LOVED it. DAVID CASSIDY IS AWESOME. Despite the technical difficulties he was having, he was amazing! Loved love loved it and him. I wish the sound hadn't gone all wacky on him, he was obviously frustrated and I can only imagine how much more amazing he might have been without the frustration, but still he was SO WONDERFUL. Thanks for letting us up to the stage at the end - I will NEVER forget being so close to my first childhood teen idol crush! The memories flooded back all night. Hearing him sing "Summer Days" was worth every cent! Although I went for David Cassidy, Davy Jones was great too. He was SO funny and I really enjoyed hearing all the old monkee tunes! Bottom line - I had a WONDERFUL time and would go again in a heartbeat! LOVED IT