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Very fun concert! The music was GREAT! It was disappointing that we drove for 2 1/2 hours to get there and David only sung for an hour or so... and No encore or merchandise! I would say that David is more of a performer than an entertainer, but the music was SO FUN!
David Cassidy put on a wonderful show! Full of great oldies and beautifully sung tributes. He was sweet and funny and obviously still loves playing live after all these years! I've been a huge fan for 40 something years and this was my first time seeing him! I wasn't disappointed and would definitely go again!
As a person who grew up on weekly doses of The Partridge Family, I really wanted to attend this concert and I'm so glad that I did. David Cassidy gave a great performance, was very interactive with the audience, and sang a nice variety of songs I remembered from years past and others in honor of other singers (including B.B. King and Davy Jones). David and his band were fun to watch and sing along with. David can still belt out those songs - and it was wonderful to hear. I was a bit disappointed he didn't do an encore, even after the crowd kept calling his name. We hoped he would come back out, but he didn't. That was a little bit of a letdown, but it was the only one of the night. I am glad that the projection screens in the Hard Rock Live theater had a great variety of photos of David then and now. It made me smile to see the photos!
The show was great, however in my opinion, he played too many songs by other artists, whereas he could have played more of his own hits. And he only played an hour and 20 minutes. Otherwise, it was fun and nostalgic.
the show was good,, but not long enough. he only played for 1 hour 15 min
The David Cassidy show was just as awesome as I had anticipated. My best friend and I had 4th row seats so that made the show that much more unforgettable. David not only sang his Partridge Family hits but he also sang songs from other artists that he idolized such as BB King, Davy Jones, John Lennon and his father Jack Cassidy. David shared many stories with the audience which was awesome. There were two instances when he spoke directly to certain audience members. David has risen from the financial and legal woes that have plagued him and he put on an excellent show. He made the audience feel as if he really "cherised" us. I will definitely go see him again if he is ever in my area. I have loved him since the Partridge Family days and I will continue to idolize him.
Took my wife to see David Cassidy on a whim ! The show was pretty good, it moved along nicely, the band was very professional and sounded great. There were 2 large screens that showed past images of David, the Partridge Family, and some of his past associations with other influences in his life. The only MAJOR drawback, was that NO encore was given, despite the loud chanting of the audience. I could see the disappointment in many faces. I knew there would not be an encore from reading previous reviews, so, if going to see David in the future, please don't expect one. The show lasts a little over an hour.
We just saw him tonight in Cleveland and I have to say I was totally blown away. He still has that silky smooth voice and a very very strong voice still. He played non stop and the audience was thrilled. What a treat it was to see him show off his guitar skills too. His band is fantastic and I can't wait to see him again. I've been to alot of concerts and have to say this is my favorite. That familiar smile and voice in the small Rocksino venue was awesome! Thank you David Cassidy for a wonderful evening!
The concert was great and the Duett with Lynne Jordan unforgettable.
In spite of a cold and earpain, David Cassidy put on a great show! This is a performer who has made his mark in show bizz and it shows! Go see him if you can.
Teen heart throb David Cassidy put on a great show.
David Cassidy was drunk. His voice is okay but he was off key and flat most of the time. He said he had a cold but was clearly drunk. There were moments that he was entertaining. I had always wanted to see David Cassidy live since I watched the Partridge family as a kid. It was disappointing to see him drunk.
My first David Cassidy performance and the first time to the rocking, intimate BB King's Bar and Grill. This was the perfect venue.
David Cassidy has still got it. At 65 he still gets fans to scream and shout the minute he comes on stage. His show is full of energy and the joy he clearly experiences when he is performing is contagious. Lots of Partridge Family songs from the old days, but also John Lennon, BB King and Cole Porter. This is a show you don't want to miss!
I thought he was good, not great. A little over the top gushing, a little overenthusiastic(phony). The moving hips at times were creepy-too old for that stuff! He and the band played their hearts out though, and looked like they were having a good time. Overall, nice evening out, but wouldn't go see him again. Also, had read interview with him in the paper the day before, and he said the same exact things on stage that he said in the interview. Everyone disappointed he didn't do an encore.....
Awesome concert!!! Front row! Exceeded hopes. 8th time seeing David and this was the best!!!
My sister and I decided to see David when he came to the Birchmere in Alexandria Virginia and were hugely disappointed. I really do not think David understands why people come to see him. He spends much of the evening talking about himself and taking you down his memory lane, instead of leading you down your memory lane. The show could have started out with him coming on stage and leading a massive sing along of "Come On Get Happy" which the fans would have LOVED, but instead he came onstage and turned it into a jazz version that made no sense. He talked and talked and talked about meeting BB King and "teaching" John Lennon his (John's) songs because they were both "drunk as skunks" on New Years Eve. His show was like, "Look at me people, I'm great!" Don't tell us how Davey Jones' kids call you(!!) Uncle David and then give a fake wiping away of a fake tear at the end of one of "Day Dream Believer". It was a show I believe, of an very insecure man. He referred to himself as an artist, but the truth is that he's a manufactured TV personality who doesn't rightly understand who and what he is to the people that come to see him. I believe he'd be much happier if he came on stage and leads his audience back to 1969 when we were all kids or tinnie boppers with David Cassidy posters who couldn't wait for Friday night, and didn't have a care in the world. Sing the Partridge Family songs. Sing the Monkey's songs. Maybe, dare I say it, sing a Brady Bunch song and let's have fun for a night being a kid again. Sing the feel-good songs of our childhood. Again, he needs to take the audience down their memory lane and not his. He needs to stop implying how great he is and how famous people wrote songs for him. Stop it David. I think if you listen to what I'm writing, you will be much much happier on stage and have a much better time. I highly doubt that anyone who saw you at this show will ever see you again
Enjoyed David's performance very much. He's still "got it". His band is great! So glad we got to see him after all these years. I wish David the best!
Yes, David Cassidy is 65 years old now. His voice was rough, but he explained he needed surgery for nodes on his vocal cords. He also explained he has arthritis which causes difficulty playing the guitar. BUT NONE OF THAT MATTERS. This is David Cassidy, a rock and roll legend. His smile is still beautiful. He still deeply cares about pleasing his fans. His band excels at playing the Partridge Family songs as well as others. David Cassidy is a magical performer.
I thought it would be fun to see my teen heart throb however, all I got was a terrible show. David forgot the words to his songs, slurred as he spoke, barely could play his guitar, spent so much time telling us about his EP that he is recording, and giving so much time to his band solo's. The band was great but I wasn't there to see them. I think he sang, or tried to sing, about five songs. Honestly, I just sat there in disbelief. Don't spend you money on this show. It's a huge disappointment!
