George Duke Tickets

Music great - entertainment value just OK - slow sometimes

The variety of styles these guys played was amazing. They had the whole zoo amphitheatre up on their feet. It was an amazing concert.

This was a must see concert and I hope they tour again. It was a great balance of the three's music. There was a Mile's melody of stuff the George and Marcus had wrote. Some of George's best hits. And they ended with da funk. The crowd ate it up.

Wow. What a sound and night. The three guys really complemented each other. Everyone had the chance to shine. Sanborn was silky smooth. Duke was his amazing self and a huge surprise in miller, funky and hugely talented. The drummer was incredible!

We were fortunate to have seen DMS in DC in June as well as here and they didn't disappoint us either time. They are all consummate, professionals who are so incredibly gifted and talented which they displayed with class. Thanks so much for bringing them to the twin cities and on an actual weekend night vs. during the week.

The show was a master class in musicology. 3 legends together for an unforgettable experience.

These three artists are amazing together. They were so in tuned to each other and fed off of each others grove. Played all my favorites and more.

Phenomenal performance by Miller, Sanborn and Duke. Great supporting cast including Pena, but did not catch drummer's name. Outdoor venue was great except (for bugs)

I neaver saw Marcus Miller perform but I was so very satisfied because he was as awesome as my two faves George Duke and David Sanborn. Glad to see that Duke was his same ole silly self! Took me back to the 70's

This was an outside concert and I was worried about the weather because it was supposed to storm. It did not rain, but even if there was a tornado this was well worth it. Amazing!

Good show utilizing the talents of all three. Very energetic. Audience gets to meet the band afterwards. They sell CD's but the CD's are of their individual work and not from the set they do together.

I'm a huge David Sanborn fan and I couldn't wait to see him in this ensemble. Their sound was amazing and their energy was fantastic for a seasoned trio! Great venue for an outdoor show, too.

Marcus Miller and Louis Cato stole the show, although George Duke and David Sanborn were exceptional as always. Very entertaining show.

Tthe only thing I was left wanting was more. I would have like one more of each of their tunes.

I thought the concert was on hit. The three of them together were awesome and really had the crowd jumpin'. I hope they continue to tour together in the future and come back next year. We seldom get smooth jazz concerts in Pittsburgh and would like to see a lot more.

this was one of the best versatile shows I've seen since my last concert with George Duke! George Duke such a talent and Marcus Miller is the most amazing entity in bass playing. David Sanborn is so cool and does not disappoint by playing his vocalistic crying style of sax that made him the most recognizable saxophonist since Pharoah Sanders! The verbaledge between the three of them was hilarious! Imagine all this and throw in an outdoor concert-it was was spectacular.

The show was excellent - just the right balance of funk and mellow jazz. I was a bit disappointed that there was no encore - the show was less than 2 hrs and ended very abruptly with house lights & doobie brothers music pumped in. Didn't allow us to savor the moment. Only other complaint is there was smoking in this supposedly non-smoking venue.

Arrived at the show 5:45 for what was advertised as a 6:30 Show only to find the gates didn't open until 6:30 for a 7:30 show which never started till 8:00. Got separated from my date to be frisked like it was a rap concert, (Nice Touch). Hideous venue for a show of this kind and don't even think the artists deserved the anxiety of inclement weather let alone the audience. Although the performance was outstanding the rest left a bad taste in my mouth and I will not be spending my money there.

Loved it !!! Missed them at the capital jazz fest, but made up for it in the "BURGH"! Marcus threw down on "Blast" and Duke went old school with "Reach for it"and Sanborn is just so smooth! And the coolest thing was they all came out afterwards and took pictures and signed autographs and shook hands with the guest.

When dealing with three master musicians and one young phenom of a drummer, there is no doubt the music was excellent with great timing, inflection and power. The group is tight with no bad notes. The mix was a mixed bag of previously collaborated tunes and some exclusive to each artist. The crowd didn't seem to be as well versed with each musician which made for some dead spots in audience participation. For example when George sang his "Rhyme or Reason" song and asked for audience participation there was none because I don't think they were familiar with the song. Marcus Miller's "Blast" was great and all David's songs were like they just were fresh and dynamic. The only failing was the show was way too short. I would have loved the individual artists to have had a longer period of their exclusive hits. With a mish-mash of blending in my opinion it didn't work. Then the show abruptly ended; no encore no nothing. After 110 mins. it was just over and kind of left the audience standing like what just happened. Very disappointed in that. All in all a good show with three of my favorites, just wish it could've been longer.