Gary Clark Jr Tickets

The concert was very good! Harrah's is a nice venue but some of the seats are not tiered so if a tall person sits in front of you there is difficulty seeing the band. Gary Clark is very talented and I would recommend his concerts to all ages.

My wife and I attended the Garry Clark Jr. concert at Harrah’s Casino Friday night Sept. 19th 2014 in the Rincon events center room. It was the first time at this venue. Nice size room. We sat back by the sound mixer in designated seats. I chose them not just because we couldn’t get closer one’s but because the sound should be best at that spot if the sound guy is mixing to what he is hearing, right? The show started a little after 9:00pm and Gary was accompanied by a drummer, Johnny Radelat, a solid simple player that I like very much, bass player, Johnny Bradley and a second guitar player, Eric Zapada who is excellent. These are all great players that I’ve heard before on recordings so I know they can play. Overall the power of the opening song “Catfish Blues” was awesome, and I like powerful punchy in your face blues and rock. It also shows what kind of sound system you’re dealing with. This system was top end. Here’s the problem. Right away you could tell there was no recognizing individual notes from the bass. Unfortunately Bradley could have been just playing the root note of each song and I don’t think it would have made any difference. As solid as he was you just couldn’t tell what he was playing. I wanted part of my money back. Not, it was still a very cool show. It reminded me of a concert with Randy Jackson on bass and it was so loud you could not hear the notes he was playing. I blame the room acoustics and the only way a sound guy can deal with it is to turn everything down. Drums were pretty clear; you could hear each tom and cymbals. The bass drum knocked you over like it should. Guitars were bright and punchy but there were times when the effects got a little over the top psycho spaced out and individual notes just became climbs. Kind of bothers me, as a guitar player, when cheap guitar riffs with overdone effects gets the crowd cheering. Don’t get me wrong, in the right spot in the song it works and both these guys are excellent players that I enjoy listening to. I think it all comes back to the overall sound. If I can’t hear what they’re actually playing it loses something. I was not drinking that night either. Vocals were up front but just not quite at the point where you could get every word. Gary is a very good singer with a nice to listen to voice. Which brings me to the crowd. My wife had a screamer in her right ear most of the night but what bothered me was the group that would stand up with their cell phones to record the whole song even though it was in front of other people. The seats were all on the same level. Very comfortable seats though. When we first sat down I had no one in front of me and I thought “very cool, I’ll be able to see this show” but of coarse not too much later a couple sat down right in front of me which wouldn’t have been so bad but this guy had huge shoulder’s and no neck. Really, no neck. Couple hour show, good songs, two big screens thankfully but man it would have been a killer show if you could hear everything clearer. I might reconsider going to a concert at this venue next time for that reason. It was a fun night anyway.

Gary Clark Jr. is by far the most interesting artist I've seen in years. He is totally original yet you can hear all of his influences. He's a combination of Chuck Berry, Bernard Allison, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Muddy Watters, Paul Rodgers, Lenny Kravitz, to name a few. He is one of the rare artists that seem to be playing what they want and not what the public wants.

Gary Clark Jr. was amazing. Great voice and amazing guitar playing. Accompanying band was also excellent and backup guitar player also shredded on a few solos.

Gary Clark Jr is hands down one of the best acts touring right now. He has great stage presence, the band plays extremely well together and they played a songs that cover his catalog to date. I will absolutely see him perform every chance I get.

What a great show!! I loved the Venue and I would gladly see another show there.

Garuda Clark Jr. Is a genius! He is immensely talented and entertaining.

This was an excellent concert GCJR is a legend in the making. It's like,watching a master class in blues rock guitar. He commanded the stage from the minute he opened the show and did it with a very low key vibe.

Great blues show. They played a two hour set and killed all the solos. The band was crisp and played Greta together.

Saw him @ Brooklyn Bowl & was blown away. I was surprised to see him come on with same fever pitch from last show I saw and then slow the show down to a crawl after he introduced a couple of female singers mid show and totally change the tone of the concert. From raging electric blues to slow, rather boring, folksy tunes (inexplicably) back to raging blues. Almost like they took a 20 minute break. Stranger, though, was that some in the crowd came alive for the slow songs with the female singers and went back to sleep when he reconnected to the blues. I musta missed something I guess. Otherwise a solid 2 hour show on a beautiful night in Central Park. Rumsey Playfield (Summerstage) one of the best outdoor venues in NewYork to catch a show. General admission allows u to check out the show from different vantage points. Nice being able move around even with sold out show. Very chill.

Had a great time at this summerstage concert in Central Park. Opening act Stay Human was great and Gary Clark Jr. was amazing. Love his energy and passion. You can feel it through every song. He had a few special guests, G Love on the Harmonica was outstanding, and he had a little kid who came up and ripped it on the guitar. I was beyond amazed at this kid. I'm sure he will be a star in the future. Wish I remembered his name :)

Awesome show. Gary Clark Jr. is a fantastic musician. I must say Bright Lights stole the show with Brandon, the 11-year protege guitarist. Gary Clark Jr. and his band rocked the entire night.

It was amazing. I told some people he wasn't at the Clapton 2010 show when I was there. I was wrong, I just didn't know him at the time. "Ignorance is not bliss" "You're gonna know my name" And the young boy Brandon, it was unbelievable!

it was an awesome night, music was incredible, venue is cozy, sound was excellent, and everyone had an amazing time

I have been to many shows in my life but Gary Clark Jr. put on one of the best performances I have ever been to. His voice and guitar skills are nothing short of incredible. He's going to be a huge star someday and I'm so glad I got to witness his music live. Definitely a must-see for anyone regardless of music preference.

Amazing. The organization, the place and of course the show!

Good show and i enjoyed it very much. I kinda wish he would stick to the blues a bit more .He's a good guitarist but time will tell if he gets better. And anybody that references/compares Hendrix to him , please, give me a break unless its April fools . If you think of the greats such as BB king , Buddy Guy or even a Derek Trucks, you'll understand what level he's at .But yes, i saw glimmers of something really good.But like i said, good show, glad i went, will again next time. But time will tell if he can put together some future albums that truly rock out or will he get soft, juries out.....

Gary Clark Jr puts on an amazing show. This was my first time seeing him live and I was incredibly impressed that he somehow made it sound better than the album! Loved it, and would definitely go again.

Gary Clark Jr. Up close and personal in Central Park. Born to sooth the soul. It was truly a stunning performance. His insanely talented soulful, bluesy, rock guitar playing along with his smooth versatile voice is a phenom. No wonder Rolling Stone dubs him "The Chosen".

A gorgeous full moon, the best out door venue in NYC and add alittle GCJr. Made for a fun fun night. The guitarist who came in late in the show was out of this world talented. What's his name?????