Faith Hill Tickets

Faith Hill was amazing, but, and this is a big but, the special guest advertised for this concert did not perform. We brought our two kids to the show specifically so they could see Jeanette McCurdy. My hisband and I love Faith Hill, but we would not have brought our kids to the show had we known the special guest would not be there. Our girls' disappointment made the whole experience much less enjoyable for ALL of us. It would have been appropriate for the no show to be addressed in some way during the concert. We were disappointed in how that was handled.

I can't believe I'm writing this review of one of my favorite country artist, but this show was a complete disappointment. She was late to appear right of the bat. Then once she started signing, she actually forgot the lyrics to her own song. Not simply forgetting a word ...but entire phrases. Odd. She did accept questions from the audience; wherein we learned that she started off her day having breakfast with her family in Nashville around 9:30 AM. One had to question, when did she get on the plane to fly out to CA? Given her performance, one thought she must have forgotten that she had a concert in CA that day. People started to leave after the third song, which is never a good sign. Plus, it appeared that this was the first time she performed with her band ...I really doubt she could name any of them. Overall, a very poor performance. I have been to two other Faith Hill performances ...which were fantastic ...but this concert was ...like I said ...very disappointing. Just wanted to add my 2 cents.

I have been a Faith Hill fan for as long as I can remember and I always told myself that I would go and watch her perform one day. This is the first time I have seen her perform and I am a little sad because I spent almost $100 for my ticket and she only performed for a little over an hour. She was beautiful and has an amazing voice but I feel that each song was rushed because there was not really interaction with the audience.

Faith was awsome. She looked totally hott and sang great as usual. I loved her cut off shorts . Her band was really good and it was a great little ampitheatre she played at. I flew down from Tacoma WA to see her and it was worth every penny of it. I hope I can see her again. The show couldn't have been better. What a great singer and beautiful lady.

My only complaint is that the sound people always play the electic guitars sooo loud you can't hear the artist.

Great Venue small and very intament.LOVE, LOVE, LOVE ,Faith Hill. Havnt seen her since soul 2 soul 2008 with Tim McGraw. this year I had a chance to see them seperatly and loved both show's.

The band started 40 minutes late, which started people off on the wrong foot. Then after the FIRST song, she started screaming Yah, Yah, you guys are great. The crowd chanted back " Get a watch!". Faith was obviously good looking and had great legs, but the songs played were uninspiring as was her act. She played the Beatles-Maybe I'm Amazed, Janis Joplin-Take a Little Bit of My Heart ( which they butchered), and an Aretha Franlin song. I thought this was supposed to be country. Then she had had everyone stand , clap and sing " Bridge Over Troubled Waters". Say What ????. I was toubled as to why I was watching this show. It was waste of money and I would never watch her again. Oh, and they quit 10 minutes early and so the 2 hour show only lasted 1 hour and 10 minutes. A total rip off!!!

I was dissapointed...I have never seen Faith in concert and was so looking forward to what i thought was going to be an amazing concert. It was about 8:30pm and there was still no one on stage. I thought nothing of it since they usually start late. Then at 8:45pm faith comes on on i had no idea it was her. Then we all realized it was her. I was surprised first of all that she didn't have someone opening for her. Although she was suppose to have jeanete mccurdy open for her i believe. Faith sang for about an 45 min. Then she came back to do 1 encore song. Which i was happy with cause how do you not sing Mississppi Girl but do 2 cover songs. Needless to say i was back in my hotel by 10pm and very disapointed. Unsure if i will ever go to another one of her shows.... I saw her husband on the southern voice tour and that was amazing! i had low expectations for that and such huge ones for this concert. Definetly will be seeing more of Tim Mcgraw in concert. sorry faith

Faith Hill gave an ok performance, the most disappointing part of the concert was having to watch the screen because so many people in front of me were standing up. At least the Honda center has an area where people who want to stand up can without obstructing the view of those who want to watch the show from their seats.

I loved the Faith Hill concert. She can really sing!.The ticket stated that the concert would start promptly at 8:00 P.M.What happened ?The concert started quite late. Well worth the wait, however!

Faith Hill at the OC Fair was Awesome! She is as wholesome as ever and sang from her heart. We loved the show. We could have heard a few more originals vs. some remakes but she still sang her heart out. She restored our faith that you dont have to allow the fame to destroy a pure image. She came out in jean shorts and a plain white t- perfect for the OC Fair. The crowd loved her- great job Faith. Thanks.

Faith Hill was fantastic at Ironstone!!!! However traffic getting out of the Ironstone parking lot was beyond horrible!!! NO organization at all! It took us 45 minutes just to get out of the lot!!!

Mrs. McGraw, please. She has the pipes of a r & b artist, gospal diva, and country icon. Faith Hill was wonderful. Grounded, personable, humorous: an amazing night. She brought the lights up to answer questions from the audience. Her beauty tip: moisturizer and drinking lots of water. (That was her answer to my question.)

I attended the concert with my best friend. We are both big country music fans. We knew we would have a good time, but were amazed by the incredible experience. Faith was beautiful, energetic, with tremendous talent. She sang all of her hits plus many other types of songs including folk, pop, and R&B. The audience was totally involved throughout the evening. The musicians were also extremely talented. The keyboardist, guitarists. What an enthusiastic performer!

She was supposed to have an opening act, (which the guy who worked the event told me) that never came on. The show was supposed to start at 8, but did not begin until 8:30. I think she must have been sick, because she was singing her songs lower than usual, and she cracked several times while singing. She normally, is a phenomenal singer, but that night she was off. She had no personality when talking to the audience, and I think she knew it, so she did not introduce most of her songs.

Faith Hill decided to appear more than a half an hour late. I found that pretty rude.

The show started almost 40 minutes late with no mention of why. Since the time factor at the Pacific Amphitheatre is limited everyone seemed to be getting nervous. Faith was beautiful, her voice was great as well as her band. I didn't care for the selection of songs and the transistion from one to the next. The energy didn't seem to build like in many concerts. Faith's stage presence was a little disapointing in my opinion. I think this was an overpriced concert for this venue. I will continue to listen to and love Faith Hills' music but won't attend another concert.

We were very disappointed that the concert that was scheduled to start at 8pm didn't get one person on the stage until 8:35pm. Apparently, there was supposed to be an opening act - no explanation, apology, nothin'. Faith was very good. Backup singers could have been toned down a bit. The songs were great except for the Paul Simon song 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' - didn't fit her or her style. Overall, the concert was very good.

This is the second time that my wife and I have been to a show at Ironstone, and the venue is nothing short of amazing! Beautiful scenery, great outdoor space, decent food, and $15 bottles of wine! The show was good...Whisky Dawn opened up and was a lot of fun...then Faith came out around 9:15 and sang a few songs, forgot the words to some of her songs, then took questions from the audience, belted out some Aretha, and then sang Breathe and Mississippi Girl...she was only on stage for about an hour before doing Mississippi Girl as the encore. All in all it was a good night, but kinda bizarre!

Just after 8:30PM the lights dimmed, the band took their positions on stage and the audience went nuts. They went REALLY nuts when Daisy Duke took the stage!!!! Seriously, it was Faith, but my instant reaction was Daisy Duke (it totally does not help that I think there is a strong resemblance between Jessica Simpson and Faith Hill). Unfortunately I still haven’t gotten that Daisy Duke association out of my head… Faith’s song selection was very good…a mix of oldies, newbies and covers, and she did a great job on all. She ventured to the sides of the stage frequently, though a bit “stage left” heavy, and waved and winked often. She even crouched down to grasp the outstretched hands of her fans and even allowed one to sing in place of her. She frequently encouraged her fans to sing and clap along as she sang and rocked around the stage. And the eye candy that was Faith? Yep, the guys were quite happy… Now for the negatives… Not once was there any mention of what happened to opening act Jennette McCurdy…in fact, Faith’s chatter with the audience was minimal, and uncomfortable. The song selection was a very good representation of her body of work, but even when she gave everything she had to her song “Stronger”, the audience reaction told me it didn’t reach their core (though I thought it was awesome). When the song ended I made a point to turn around and watch the fans…less than 1/3 gave her a standing “O”, and those that did quickly silenced their hands and sat back down. There were obvious interruptions as well. Before the concert began I watched a gentleman, I will call him Stage Manager, come out and anchor a long length of paper to the floor directly in front of where Faith would stand. Halfway through the show he came out and turned said paper…try as he might it was a very obvious move. On two other occasions Faith finger-invited him on stage and whispered in his ear. One time was between songs, the other was during an instrumental portion of a song. It was quite obvious she was having issues with her IFB pack…and her ear piece…her hands frequently visiting her back and her ear. Let’s not even discuss the corded microphone!!! On at least one occasion the cord and microphone stand tangled in such a way that a guitar player had to step in and untangle the two to head off a disaster. By far the most irritating part for me was that Faith kept looking down and reading…whether it was the paper or a teleprompter I’ll never know…but it happened…frequently! It was very clear that she didn’t just have her eyes closed…she was looking down and reading. I’ve been to enough concerts to know that “help” is a standard practice just in case, but for it to be so obvious? Not so good… I think Faith had a great time, though at times I thought she was struggling with her identity, performing more like a rock ‘n roll gal than a country gal. And for the most part I enjoyed the concert very much…it was just missing the magic that happened two nights earlier at the Martina McBride concert. Will I attend another Faith Hill concert? Negative. If the tickets were free? Still negative. If I had a backstage pass? Doubt it… Will I listen to & purchase her albums? Definitely! She’s an awesome singer but just not a good live performer, at least in my opinion.