Deep Purple Tickets

Very good show and we enjoyed ourselves. Both band were excellent

The show was great. Steve Morse was awesome on guitar. The venue, as always, was wonderful, although I would still like to see more variety at the food vendors there, in particular, since there are very limited restaurant facilities nearby. And, the best part was, that much like the original event at Woodstock, we had a nice downpour during the concert and didn't have to worry about being 'conked on the head' as a result of being near the crane area.

Thouroughly enjoyed the show. The band seemed to enjoy playing and even though Ian Gillan has lost some of that famous screaming voice it still was a good concert. Not bad for a 67 year old man!

I've always wanted to see DP, I missed them in 76. This show was different. Great yes...different in the way that DP was playing with a orchestra. I mean with this orchestra their music sounded fuller,deeper like JELLO. And oh yeah Heavy. Steve, both Ians, Don and Me Steve ALL sounded Ausome. Yeah Gillians voice cracked a couple of times but he still amazed me. Rock on Brothers

Smoke on the Water still rocks. Steve Moss kept up with a symphony, the keyboard player is a virtuoso and the old guy can still hit the high notes impressively.

Although the band did begin the performance late, I still loved it! I had never been to this venue before ( Tropicana casino, AC); but it was a super place to see any show. Deep Purple can still rock hard even after all these years.

The band was great as usual. Ian Gillian voice aint what it used to be. I aint what I used to be either. With the orchestra just added another dimension to the show. I love DP. First concert I ever went to in 1973. Burn. Haven't missed one since. Long Live Rock n Roll.

Ive been wanting to see this band for many years and never really had the chance. It was a great show and I would recommend it to any classic rock fans.

You knew this was going to be and awesome concert when the opening act "Ernie & the Automatics" blow the roof off. Deep Purple was amazing. The music was great the orchestra was great and the light show. WOW! We loved it. So glad we were able to see them. It was freaking awesome night.

Awesome concert. Loved it.We had good time. Will do again.

Let me preface this by saying that Purple is my favorite band... With Ian's voice not what it used to be, I was hoping to hear a bit more newer stuff from "Banana's" and "Rapture". There were 3 or 4 songs in the set that just didn't do anything and didn't go anywhere. The orchestra was a nice touch but really didn't amount to more than playing along with the band. I was expecting some new arrangements or possibly a break down of a song that was only the orchestra...Child in Time comes to mind. I was glad to be able to see them after such a long break from the states and Ian looked genuinely happy to have a crowd respond to him. I wish they would do a survey from their fans on what they would want to hear them play.

DP with the Orchestra was really unique. Sound was good. The only minus, they didn't play my favorite song 'Pictures of Home' for I don't know what reason.

Deep Purple continue to impress with their classic catalog of rock standards. The show ran the gamut, from Hush, through classic Purple and included some of the newer, recently released material. Backed by a full orchestra, the interplay was well done especially during "Contact Lost" as Steve Morse's guitar soared between the instruments and allowed for the full emotional effect of the piece. Save for a couple of drunken louts seated directly behind us, who would not shut up for the entire show, everyone seemed to really enjoy themselves and I for one was glad to see the band again. Don't miss the tour if you haven't seen them for awhile, you won't be disappointed!!

Still the Greatest after all these years. Cant wait for the New Album and tour . Great place to see a show.

Good to see the old band back. Could of had some more vocals

Deep Purple have been one of my favourite bands for years. The band smoked! The musicianship in this band is impeccable! They really featured Steve Morse & Don Airey quite a bit, & they were on top of their game! I'm a big Ritchie Blackmore & Jon Lord fan too, but I don't think you could find two better replacements than Mr.'s Morse & Airey. Roger Glover had tons of energy & Ian Paice was his usual impeccable self as well. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was Ian Gillan. It pains me to say that because he is one my all time favourite singers, but you could tell this is getting tougher on him. I give him credit for getting up there & doing what he does, but he's over 60 yrs old . Robert Plant & some others his age can't hit those high notes & screams anymore either. Still he had a great sense of humour & stage persona. Still really enjoyed the concert & the orchestra was fantastic as well

I saw Deep Purple in Toronto, six years ago, and today they sound as cohesive as ever! Yes, i miss Blackmore but Morse is as genius as always...i have had the fortune to see his show many times and he always...always delivers...yes I miss Lord...but his shoes has been left in good feet and hands! ian delivering his drums reminds me of one of the reasons why heavy rock came to the scene with his particular signature...loved it! Roger...he looks and acts as young as back in '75...i love his energy and kinestetics...and yes, Ian is still there! Wow! after all this years he is the professional of professionals. Yes, his voice is gone, but his heart is still there and hope will be there until he dies...because if I had his fortune I would keep doing what he is doing until the day I die...what a gig! Thank you Deep Purple....keep rocking...and hope to see you all again... Caciopeia