Glen Campbell Tickets

What an enjoyable evening! If Glen and his family come to your city be sure and drop everything to go see this amazing man. From the love you can see and feel from his son and daughter to his incredible talent and his pure joy shown to be still be able to share this with the audience, this is a night you won't forget. It was fantastic to hear HIS HITs sung by him and they sound just as good as they did 30 years ago.

I didn't know what to expect from this concert. As a long time Campbell fan, I wanted to hear all of the hits, as well as some of the newer releases. I was wary about the effect his health would have on his performance - I had heard it was minimal. It wasn't. The attitude was there, the guitar skill was there, and the voice was there - but the performance was a little off. Forgotten lyrics, mumbling, missed cadence - harsh, I know, but it was real. The monitors with lyrics that he spent most of the night trying to follow told the truth. But there were a lot of bright spots as well. Immediately recognizable songs were the least of it. The interplay with the band, which included his son and daughter, was truly fun, and you could tell they truly admired the front man. The reaction of the crowd was fantastic (especially the gray haired old ladies), and when he nailed Wichita Lineman (almost), I went back to the old days and nearly cried. Goose bumps. My daughter and I wondered who was driving this tour - did Glen truly want to make one more run, did the kids just want to sell another record, or did the lawyers see a quick buck. Turns out it didn't matter. Glen seemed to have a good time, his kids seemed to appreciate and admire him, and i gladly turned over my $100 to say i saw Glen Campbell.

I was honored to have such good seats to watch a legend perform all the songs I love. His voice is still strong and true. I really enjoyed listening to his talented children and watching them perform together. They are lucky to have each other. It was an evening I will always remember.

Glen can still sing, but the show was just sad. His family should give him respect and not let him tour any more.

Glen Campbell still has it. So talented and funny. What a privilege to see him before he retires!

He talked , he played and he reminded us of the impact of being a friend and in our lives for over 40 years. He opened up an array of memories so rich and full they rivaled his guitar playing and those wonderful songs. I so enjoyed getting a chance to see him again and say goodbye to this remarkable performer. Glen, you were such a BIG part of our young and vibrant world and your songs are now woven into the mosaic of our lives. Thank you!

Glen's passion showed through, and his vocals had great flashes of strength and soul. His children were terrific, accomplished musicians, their group should do well. Always had thought Wichita Lineman was a pure, heartfilled song; his voice and soulfulness as he sang it were my high point. A truly special event. His tribute to John Wayne as he sang True Grit, his funny asides and clear love for his fans made the evening warm and thoroughly entertaining. His new songs were great, and he sang all of the favorites. Very special.

I have been a Glen Campbell fan since I was very young, but had never gotten an opportunity to see him in concert. This was a truly great experience getting to see Mr. Campbell in concert. His voice and guitar playing have held up incredibly well over the years. The set list was a very nice mix of all the songs the fans were wanting to hear. It is amazing to see how well Mr. Campbell performs with all the challenges he is currently facing. The opening act of Victoria Ghost was a welcome surprise. I had not heard of this group, made up of two of the Campbell offspring, however I am hoping to hear much more of them in the future! This was an overall great show and I highly recommend seeing it if you get the chance.

I went with my mother who is 85 years old and starting to forget somethings. She loves Glen's music so much I wanted to take her since it was the last concert for him and probably for my mother as well. There was so much positive energy in the theater for Mr. Campbell you almost felt like all the kind though could have cured him. It was something I'll never forget. Even though I can't take my mother on tour I can still build memories of her as our family goes down this dark hallway. There is light at the end for us and for them. The respect and honer shown to Glen and his family from the audence was upliffting. We felt privledged to particapate in this small way. Unforgettable!!!!

The awful disease of Alzheimer's has taken its toll on this aging superstar, however he did a superb job. His ailment did not effect his ability to play the guitar, it was a little apparent that he was having some problems with the lyrics. The frustration level mounted a few times, but he courageously battle through. My goal was to see one of my country favorites perform before he is no longer able to. I was not disappointed, my father died 6years after he was diagnosed with alzheimer’s so having a first hand view of the disease’s effects made his performance all more incredible.

I had a smile the entire time!!! I was stunned at the difference in Glen's cognitive ability vs his musical ability. He has lost virtually none of the latter. I was afraid that it might be rather sad but instead, it was very uplifting. My wife and I will always be grateful that we saw this. Thank you Glen !!!

Glen Campbell was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in the summer of 2011. He began his Goodbye Tour that fall. My family and I went to see him in Renfro Valley, Kentucky that September at the beginning of the tour. On November 11, 2012, my family and I went to see him at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio. Now nearing the end of the final tour of his legendary career, the effects of the disease were certainly more evident than fourteen months ago. If it were not for this disease and the confusion that accompanies it and some understanding on our part, this could have been a disappointing concert. My feeling was that through the first three numbers, as he struggled with words and Teleprompters, the audience was not sure how to react. Then he sang, “Try a Little Kindness.” Maybe the message of the song resonated with the crowd as he received the first of many thunderous ovations. He chose to do “Didn’t We” a song written by Jimmy Webb. I remember him performing this song the first time I saw him in concert some forty-three years ago. Bringing back even more memories was “Lovesick Blues.” Originally recorded for the album “Houston (I'm Comin' to See You)” in 1974; it was a song my dad used to sing. “Dueling Banjos” and “Foggy Mountain Breakdown,” with daughter Ashley, showed that Glen could still pick with the best of them. He ended the show with “Wichita Lineman” and another standing ovation. He returned for a three-song encore ending the evening with “A Better Place” and a final standing ovation as he walked off stage waving goodbye. As I wrote earlier, this could have been a disappointing concert. It wasn’t. My family and I were blessed with one more opportunity to thank Glen for the great music and memories he has provided us over the years. More importantly, we wanted to let him and his family know that they will be in our thoughts and our prayers in the future. Thanks again Glen, you are a man with “True Grit.” Peace be with you.

I am 18 years old and I enjoy listening to Glen Campbell's music. A lot of the music that I listen to today was heavily influenced by Glen Campbell. I hold much admiration and respect for all he has given to the music industry. He may be 76 but he can still whale on that guitar! His voice is as strong and commanding as it ever was! His personality lights up the stage and makes you feel right at home. What an amazing musician. I would go to see this concert again if the opportunity would present itself.

It was awesome! First time to see him live in concert. Even though he had to use prompters for the words, it was still great. It was wonderful to see his son and daughter play and sing with him. They are really good by themselves. They were so attentive with him. He would ask them what key the next song was in and then he would play and sing as he always had. It is sad about the Alzheimer's. His voice is still beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes. I am so glad I was there.

You could see that Glen was enjoying himself and to hear these songs again, was absolutely tremendous. Even with alzheimers, he was able to give a great performance and even acknowledged a couple of tough moments. A true professional. Thanks for the memories

Normally I would be upset with a 45 minute warm up act (which consisted of his son & daughter). This was followed by a half hour break. Once Glen Campbell came on stage it was clear that he would not be able to preform for longer than the hour that he did, It was bittersweet to watch him. He used a teleprompter throughout the show and he sometimes needed to clarify things with his daughter. He still sang well and played (when he could) a variety of guitars. Considering all that he is going through, he preformed amazingly well. I am thrilled that we were able to see this concert and can only imagine how difficult this is for Glen Campbell and his family.

While we all knew of Glen's medical condition prior to the concert, we weren't sure what to expect. Glen and his children were so endearing! I'm so glad we were able to see him perform One Last Time. Close your eyesand his voice will take you back 30 years. Loved their performance"

Bittersweet evening. Glen did a fine job under the circumstances. His daughter is very talented!!!

Great concert featuring Glen Campbell and his kids! His son and daughter played first. Their band is Victoria Ghost and I would definitely buy their music. My husband and I really enjoyed the whole event.

i wanted to see maybe his final tour. He is a legend and fantastic musician and i love all his music. His daughter and son opened the show with their band, Victoria Ghost. the were fantastic and incredible musicians and original songs. I dont know why they arent being played on the radio yet but they are up and coming. the sound and music was perfect. Glen came out and the audience gave him a standing ovation before he even began. he got a few words wrong but who cares it sounded great, he had alot of fun up there and just loves performing. and we love watching and listening. He is quite funny and his guitar solos were amazing. he and his daughter did dueling banjos and foggy mountain break down. FOr me it was a highlight of the show along with 'country boy'! i saw him when i was 10 years old back in the 70s and appreciate the music ever since.