Dick Dale Tickets

We traveled from Colorado to see Dick and the concert was fantastic! I waited 50 years to see him perform! Thanks for a wonderful evening!

Dick Dale at 78 yrs old is still as fabulous as ever. The CAVE sucks....paid for seats that were misrepresented as being front row behind the pit and wound up being board hard seats on the wall. Wound up sitting in the seats we thought we'd bought but they were general, first come, first serve. Opening act was horrible and lasted way TOO LONG. Acoustics were horrible for her. Again, Dick Dale is awesome, entertaining, funny, and would pay to see him anytime, just some where else.

Dick Dale's performance was phenomenal! He was so personable and treated the audience as if we were friends sitting in his living room. He told stories, played every instrument available to him and even uncovered the piano in the corner to play that. Amazing guitar player and overall musician. The venue is great! Very intimate.

We had the best time at this concert! It was a lot of fun. It was more like a jam session..he's very passionate about his music. He's funny and charming. A true icon.

I am 70 and Dick Dale was a big part of my teenage music. I have always loved instrumental music (Ventures, Jerry and the Harmonicats, etc.) I was surprised at his overall talent. Plays the harmonica, piano, drums in addition to the lead guitar. The one main draw back was the massive volume of the sound. It was beyond deafening. The venue was small which accentuated the noise. The crowd was a very "senior" one and many of us had our fingers or tissue in our ears. Probably would not go again because of the very loud music.

We took my parents to see Dick Dale as a Father's Day gift mainly because he was one of the few acts around from my dad's era. I had no idea what a great show we were going to see. Dick started his set with one instrumental after another (which is what I expected) and not much chit chat in between. His playing was amazing and his song selection more diverse than I expected so that alone would have made a great show. But then the stories started to flow between songs and he started to sing too, including a great rendition of "Fever" and a damn good Johnny Cash impersonation. Then, as if that wasn't enough, he moved to the drums for a song, then kept his drumsticks and "helped" the bassist (who was great too!) by playing the bass with his sticks. Crazy! In short, everyone had a great time and Dick is a slightly silly (in a good way), super-talented musician and performer. His performance is even more impressive given his health problems. He says he keeps going with a glass of aloe vera juice morning and night. I think I'm going to go buy some of that!

Dick Dale is still the King of Surf guitar. If only they had let him play without the opening acts! My rating is not for Dick Dale but mostly the opening acts and the Venue itself. The place is dirty, the Staff are self absorbed and at least one of the security people was so drunk I could have set his breath on fire from 3 feet out. My recommendation is go see Dick Dale but never, ever go in this venue.

We have seen dozens of Dick Dale concerts and even a few at the Canyon Club. This was one of his best shows in a very long time. Glad to see him with his energy levels back up and worth every penny of the ticket price. We know he's been very ill so it was especially great to see him giving such great guitar again! Now the Canyon Club ... pretty expensive for a mediocre dinner. Lasagna was not warm, steak was not very good, wedge lettuce was "extra" but good. People sat down in empty seats in front of us and didn't pay extra for dinner but had the same seats!

One of the best concerts I've ever seen in my life! I traveled from Brazil only to see Mr. Dale and it was worth every penny spent! Priceless!... Also The Canyon is a very nice place!

This was the first time my friend and I had ever seen the surf-rock pioneer Dick Dale. We were a bit apprehensive at first, because of Dale's age (78), but any worries we may have had were put to rest within the first song. The man has lost nothing, talent and performance-wise. He still shreds, and he impressed not just us but everyone who sat around us in the intimate Canyon Club. Dale delivered a rousing, energetic, thoroughly excellent show, all the while staying humble, and making it quite clear that he knew how lucky he was to still be around. Seeing the man who popularized instrumental surf rock--well before The Beach Boys came along--and do it so well, and with such passion, was really something to remember. My friend and I left the concert with our ears buzzing and our expectations having been far surpassed. It was a perfect night.

He's a living legend, an inspiration and unforgettable sight to see and hear. Do not miss him if you get the chance.

Great show Dick Dale truly loves performing and really loves Lana. Great show.

Saw him play at The Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ. Great night! Place was hopping! Best home-made style burgers loaded with the works! Definitely a good place to see a living legend! Will be back!

Dick Dale is a true original and a legend. He played a great show despite having some health problems.

An overlooked American guitar icon! Hall of Famer for sure, but not in. What a shame. This is not to be missed.

This man is a work of God. His unbridled passion erupts from the electric/aquatic/soulful waves and melodies that are emitted as his prowess and fingers fuse with the neck and body of his almighty guitar. Peace be to this and man all who care...

really, really, good some of the loudest, cleanest guitar you'll ever hear

I'll keep my eyes wide open for Dick Dale's return to the Culture Room. Hopefully it'll happen real soon. I brought 4 of my dearest friends for this experience & they still had not stopped raving about Dick Dale's spectacular performance. Next time, I'll bring even more friends for this eye opening experience. Happy day of your birth Dick Dale! Sincerely, seamonkey1

The Father of heavy metal guitar was unreal. My only problem with the show was that it was too short.

Great show. A good mixture of music and witty banter with the audience.