Dukes of September Tickets

A terrific rock and roll revue. They all seemed to be having so much fun - and that fun translated into a great show.

This was a top notch show. Don't miss it if it's playing near you.

If you like these guys when they are out on their own, you will love them together. This was an outstanding show. All three were in fine form - the music couldn't have been better. Would have liked to hear a little more Steely Dan music but that's just a personal preference. The only negative for us was the folks who were sitting in front of us . . . they talked non-stop. Eventually they did move and we were able to enjoy the show!

To see these 3 magical men, backed by one of the best backing bands i have ever seen, is more than a treat. At first blush, you might think their styles do not mix, but that is far from accurate. It was a musical review where every part of the band took their turn in the spotlight, revisiting songs that influenced these performers way back when. If you have an interest in these artists, go. This may never happen again. This is by far one of the tightest shows i have ever witnessed, proving that musicians are still out there, still creating, still vibrant. Carry on, Dukes..... the pleasure was all ours...

Dukes Fagen, McDonald and Scaggs have way too much fun on stage!! I do wish Ms. Mone't was touring with them..........

The show could have been better if they included more of their hits from the past and less golden oldies of other artists and less of the backup singers singing on their own. We did not pay to hear backup singers going solo. What's up with that? Also, Boz Scaggs could have done more of his hits.

IT WAS A GREAT SHOW BUT I WAS A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED THAT BOZ SCAGS DIDN'T DO "LIDO SHUFFLE"

The sound was amazing, and the crowd was into it from the start. Seemed like the musicians and fans appreciated each other. Brought back great memories - didn't want it to end!

We got there right on time on a chilly night but they had us warmed up quickly. Played all the hits ya wanted and some classic oldies. Excellent show ! I wish more of the older bands would get out there and give you your monies worth instead of just going out and collecting a check based on past fame. Three Ho's and Five Stars to those three.

We enjoyed the show very much, however, did not recognize too many songs. would have been better if Boz Scaggs highlighted his top songs.

Reviews of this show can hardly be about what it was, but rather what is was not. Although the show was good, it could have been spectacular had they played more of their own music. Fagan, Scaggs and McDonald have so much fanastic material, it's a bit of a waste to spend time singing Help me Rhonda and countless songs from other artists. Although those songs are enjoyable, they don't measure up in any meaningful way against their own songs. It leaves us wondering if this was an economic decision... Are they unable to play their own material without the rest of their bands? It seemed to me that people had a good time, especially when they played one of maybe 10 of their own songs. These guys are extraordinarily talented and displayed this over more than 2 hrs. It's unfortunate that they did not play the songs that show-cased that talent. The show left me wanting.

After reading an online review of the show that was very unflattering I was not really expecting the show to be as awesome as it was. We thoroughly enjoyed the songs they picked. The show had a great rhythm and the night flew by. All 3 singers voices are still great. The only thing for me that would have made the show better is if Fagan sang "Deacon Blue." - Maybe that will be on their playlist for the next tour.

Great Night. I didn't know what to expect, and I was entertained from beginning to end. The backup singers were fantastic, the band was superb and the "Dukes" rocked. The highlight of my husband's night was the cover of Thunderclap Newman's " Something in the Air", so unexpected and again sounded great!

Best of show was when each 'Duke' did their 3 or 4 classics (Boz - Lowdown, Miss Sun; Mike - Keep Forgettin, Takin it to the Streets; Donald - Green Flower Street, Reelin in the Years). But the highlight was Pretzel Logic. Awesome. Some of the classic stuff the band did was excellent too - 'Love Train', 'Help me Rhonda' to name a couple. if i had one complaint, some of the earlier covers done seemed a little overproduced. i could've done without that stuff and had more Boz/Mike/Donald music.

I love all three of these artists and the groups they come from. I took my parents to see them and we had the time of our lives. This by fare was one to remember, best night ever.