Dr. John Tickets

I first saw the Dr in the late 60s and was totally blown away by his show. Threw the years I've since seen him several time the last time 6 years ago. Since then he now carries two canes and has the help of another person to get around the stage. With me was a 26y/o friend who had never heard of the Dr. We've seen many shows together and I must say that this was a total treat for both of us. He played nonstop for a hour and half in the Uptown Theatre where the acoustic are so fine.I worry about the Dr and his health and for how long he will be able to preform. All I can say is that if you haven't seen he is a true pleasure for any ones bucket list.

Competent musicians on stage. Magnificent performances. Icon in old age singing as if it had 20 years ago. In the audience was distracted people, eating and drinking as in a picnic, seen pictures, talking, as if the musicians weren't working. I, Brazilian, cucaracha, was shocked. Show respect for your cultural heritage, I wanted to scream!

Concert was rocking. Hollywood Bowl incredible venue

Amazing talent from beginning to end . . . never a dull moment.

The Allen Toussaint concert was good--Cyril Neville and Irma Thomas were terrific, and I liked Dr. John. But everyone around me in Section F1 talked, loudly and continuously, through the entire concert. Even with the amplification it was hard to focus on the music. Toward the end of the concert I moved to an empty row across the aisle, only to discover the people right behind me were also talking. So I stood in the exit row to listen to the last two numbers, only to find that two ushers were also talking loudly. If the Bowl doesn't start making announcements to remind people not to talk (audience members AND ushers) during the concert, I'm not going back to the Bowl.

Mac Rebennack, AKA Dr. John, is one of the true legends of New Orleans music. And if you can't make it down to the Big Easy this year, then seeing him is about the next best thing. He doesn't just perform the music of the Crescent City, but also captures its spirit. He played all his classic tunes, and a few new things. You never know quite what to expect; there's always some new wrinkle or surprise to his music. This time it was the new trombonist and musical director.

I've been listening to Dr. John for many years. Have seen him a couple times. This show was highly memorable for a couple reasons. He was great, of course, and his backup band was excellent. This was my second time at the Howard and I have to say I think it's one of my favorite venues, it's small enough that you're right there with the artists, the atmosphere is beautiful with very good acoustics and the service is very good. For the kind of place it is, the food and drinks are good too. A service charge is included but we chose to tip as well. I couldn't have asked for a more enjoyable evening of great New Orleans Dr. john blues.

This was an awesome shoe from start to finish! Dr. John is a great artist and the Nite Trippers were so talented. I could have stayed through another set.

Seeing him was on my musical bucket list. He and the group did not disappoint with a classic set list and huge energy. Go see him before you cant.

took him a good 5 minutes to walk out across the stage but he made it and he looked mad cool for an aged man. it was very evident that his age & medical conditions??? have certainly caught up to him -but he braved through & did a spectacular job, voice sounding great!!! very short show,lacking energy,& NO encore. sound mix was bad!!

Dr John is always a treat. He sounded great and In good form. Anytime I have the chance to see this legend, I am there! He even looked happier than I have seen at other shows. Also Bergen PAC is a lovely venue, comfortable with good acoustics.

I am a Dr. John fan.I have been to many of his shows over the years. I've seen him when he's played with four or five sidemen in his band up to about 15. This was the smallest number of side man I've ever seen him play with. Not that they were bad, but I miss the regular guys that he has working with him. There was no horn section, and only one melody guitar. The guitarist was great, the bassist was OK. The drummer was good. And Dr. John as usual was fantastic. He never misses a note. He actually looks a lot healthier than he has for the last three or four years. He played some of his favorites, and some of mine. But the lack of a horn section and the depth of the string section was truly missed.! Also, the sound mixing was bad for about the first third of the show. The orchestra section was almost totally sold out. I'd see it again tomorrow!

At 75 years old, Dr John still shows how he can cure the blues! Great song selection and great band management by Sarah! Lots of wonderful moments of blues, jazz, funk, and rock. Love his new group of musicians who all worked so well together!

Dr. John was great and played nonstop. The venue couldn't have been better and we had great seats. The band's trombonist/manager was fabulous and I'm sorry we didn't get her name.

Doctor John might have a hard time walking but he had no problem with his singing or piano playing. He's still got it.

Dr John is such a great representation of the New Orleans sound. I feel honored to have seen him in such an intimate setting. Thank you Dr for your music over the years. God bless you.

Great night with the Doctor. Venue was very nice, no bad seats and easy free parking. Can't beat the location. Look forward to their next concert

Great concert! Dr. John is amazing. His voice and piano sounded great! The musical director, who played trombone and sang backup, was very cool. The entire band was awesome.

One of the best concerts I have ever seen. Great setting,great sound, great preformance by Dr. John! The man is a legend at 75.

Dr. John was amazing. Although he is somewhat frail, his voice and piano playing are as great as ever. A memorable night!