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Incredible performance, truly the best show I’ve seen in years. Glenn just nailed it in Cleveland and the band was “getting tighter” with every note. Looking forward to a “Trapeze” re visit down the road I pray!
I love Penn's Peak - I make the trip from East Rutherford, NJ, at least 3 or 4 times a year. Top Notch entertainment at a top notch venue. The sound is always awesome, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Glenn did just about everything that I wanted to hear - there is ALWAYS a song or two, that I wished EVERY artist did - ha :) I got some great shots - I was sitting in the 6th row on the right side ... but I still need to go through them.
This was a very good and powerful show - the man is probably in his upper 60's or early 70's and still has one of the greatest vocal skills ever. A very soulful and loving man with amazing talent on the bass and from the throat. Playing vintage classic Deep Purple from the Mach II, Mach III & IV era lineups. A truly talented man and his band members just as well. Glenn could have squeezed in an extra 2 songs into the his set if he did less talking but seeing him do his 11 songs was an opportunity of a lifetime. Any person who loves DP music and is from that era in time should not miss this show.
Really like Deep Purple, but not a huge fan that would recognize all their lesser known music. However Glenn and his mates really sounded very good. Enjoyed the show especially the guitarist Jeff Kollman!
Glenn Hughes put on an extraordinary show!! Quite simply he is awesome!!
Not a big fan to begin with (went because my husband asked me to accompany him), but this did nothing to make me one. Sorry.
Concert was great up front and personal only problem foldout metal chairs were way to close to chairs in front to get I aisle your feet were banging every chair not very comfortable at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The venue was so easy to get to. A parking garage across the street was very convenient. Inside was the perfect atmosphere for a rock show. Glenn was excellent as usual. Fantastic voice and bass playing. The band was top notch. The sound system was horrible. The vocals were buried in the mix as was Glenn's bass most of the time. Also Glenn kept telling the crowd how much he appreciated and loved our support all these years. Many times he would say how much we all mean to him. Then 2 minutes after the last song he was out the door. No stopping to talk to a single fan. He could have spent an hour after the show with the hard core fans that would have waited for him to greet us. Seemed a little pretentious to me.
GLENN AND HIS BAND ROCKED THE HALL FROM THE OPENING NOTE TO HIS LAST AKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE FANS, AND PROMISE TO BE BACK IN THE SPRING. GREAT VENUE TO SEE A SHOW!
I got a chance to see the legendary DEEP PURPLE bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes at the Queen in Wilmington. Glenn still sounds GREAT vocally, after all of these years!! Glenn Hughes and the band hit the ground running at 8:05pm, with the hard rocker “Stormbringer”, with the heavy bassline & the perfect high-tenor/falsetto vocal styling of Glenn, along with a red-hot guitar solo by Jeff!! “Might Just Take Your Life” was another smoker of a hard rock song. “Sail Away” started off with a wicked guitar intro...I loved the high-pitch screams of Glenn on this one! The keyboardist (sorry--I don’t remember his name) did a grimy, nasty organ solo that evolved into Jimi Hendrix’s “Who Knows”, featuring some kick-butt drumming by Eddie. “You Fool No One” was great, including a pyrotechnic guitar solo that melted the faces of the Deep Purple fans, some standout organ riffing, a snippet of “High Ball Shooter”, and a return to the song “You Fool No One”, ending with such a powerful drum solo that sent tremors of 8.5 magnitude on the Richter scale throughout the downtown Wilmington area!! “You Keep on Moving” started with a nice basslines and beautiful falsetto harmonies by Glenn--the song started off soft, but went into nasty hard-rock territory, including a heavy organ solo! Glenn started playing wah-wah basslines...it was just PLAIN FUNKY...the funky basslines segued into “Getting Tighter”. “Getting Tighter” was just plain metal-funk MADNESS and the wah-wah bass solo in the middle was funkier than 1,000 wet farts! “Mistreated” was slower paced, but still a lethal smoker of a rock song, featured some funky basslines and passionate vocals/screams by Glenn!! “Smoke on the Water” was the ultimate DEEP PURPLE head-banger! Every fan was in heaven as they got into this heavy-rock feast!! “Georgia on My Mind” was good, with the falsetto vocals. The encore featured the popular ode to automobiles, “Highway Star”--which returned the pace of the show to head-banging rock...the foundation of the Queen shifted considerably under the punishing force of Glenn’s band!!! The fans joined in with a little sing-along. The final show of the song was the pyrotechnic rocker “Burn”. The energy in the room was so hot that it set the Queen afire!! DAY-UMM!!!! (I can hear the fire trucks in the distance) The lethal force of Glenn Hughes & company finally subsided at 9:50pm. When I left, the Queen was in desperate need of repair!
Glenn and his band sounded great! If you have the chance go see them. I was happy to hear sailing ships and might just take your life. 2 hours of classic rock!
An absolute blast of a time! Not just rock music, but true musicianship. And the encore combination of Smoke On The Water with Georgia was mind blowing!! One of my Top Concerts.
Glenn Hughes rocked the stage! His vocals were strong, his band the perfect backup. The whole band Interacted with the fans...We sat front row and sang and danced all night long. Even got a pick for the collection! Love The Queen for bringing Classic Rock back even stronger. Never disappointed in a show a The Queen.
The voice of Glenn Hughes is as clear, powerful and beautiful as ever. Glenn's sincere and genuine appreciation of the presence of the audience is reflected in his philosophy of love and recognition of the value of sharing a time and space together in music. Not only is he gifted with incredible talent but also a lovely human being with a kind and loving soul.
Glenn still has it and he has a great band to back him up! The queen is a great venue
The Glenn Hughes Show was amazing, he is definitely the best singer out there. The band was so tight and played the Deep Purple songs perfect, I highly recommend this show for fans of Glenn!
Glenn Hughes and his band rocked the house. His vocals were superb. The band was great. He played songs that Deep Purple hasn't played in 30yrs. Opened with Stotmbringer. Closed with Highway Star and Burn. AAA+++
Went into the concert expecting an ok show. Big Deep Purple Fan. Hughes voice was something else. Amazing and stunning. And all with keeping a strong command of the bass!!
Glenn & Band rock the roof of the house there's no singer like him come back to nyc.
And still growing. Amazing voice, great band and a rare chance to hear authentic Deep Purple Mark III and IV music live. Must see!