Guitar Masters Tickets

This concert was absolutely amazing! The things these individuals can do with the instruments they play is truly unique to them. The way they express themselves through their music is truly breath taking. Each one of them speaks a monologue and tells you a little bit about each piece they play. They tell jokes and play to each other which has the audience rolling with laughter. People in the audience were smiling, laughing, crying, stomping their foot along with the beat, even dancing in their seats a little bit. This is a show that I will defiantly go back to see time and time again. It is truly one of a kind.

This was one of the most fun and entertaining shows I think I have ever been to see. I would highly recommend anyone going to this show. It is worth every penny and more.

I recommend this concert with a few caveats. Without a doubt, these three are guitar masters and their performances were beautiful and flawless. Each master took the stage alone and played for about 25 minutes each. The three of them played together the last piece. Eric Johnson fans may be a little disappointed if they expect an electric guitar performance. About half of his performance was playing piano and singing. The other half was acoustic guitar. He did not play electric guitar. He also did not play "Dover" for which he won a Grammy. Was hoping the 3 of them would jam together but was disappointed that they didn't.

Upon leaving this venue, I managed to scrape my jaw from the floor and stand upright after two hours of reckless drooling, gaping, and leaning more and more forward at the amazing sight I captured with my eyes. Perfect blend of variety: classical, avant-garde, and modern

As far as a review goes, there is no need to expound on the virtuosity of these three performers. Each one is a accomplished, master of the the guitar. They did not let anyone down for the evening. They talked a bit of their songs, were relaxed and enjoyed performing as much as we enjoyed listening. We got a glimpse into some new songs as well as some familiar ones. Eric delighted us with some piano, andy with his harp guitar, and Pepino with timeless Italian charm and skill. In all, a wonderful time was had by all. Afterwards we got to meet them and see firsthand how humble and personable they are. Great show! Thanks guys for the evening!

D'Agostino, McKee, and Johnson play a wonderful variety of genres on several different types of acoustic guitars. Johnson even played piano on a few numbers. The concert took place in a fairly intimate theatre--the perfect atmosphere for this type of sound. A very nice, acoustic concert.

Loved it. Drove nearly two hours to see it. Each artist had their unique strength to add to the performance. Peppino was charming and made a real connection with the audience. Eric Johnson had diversity and experience. Andy....... well let me just say, I had not heard of him before this performance.. and now, add me to the cult. He was a surprise and a wonder. Absolutely phenomenal. A real priviledge to see these artists. Thanks

Great show, woodshedding at it's finest. Hope they come thru again.

Was a great event-- nice to get to meet them afterwords. Andy McKee was okay, but gets a bit monotonous in his quest to be the next Michael Hedges--- which he'll never be able to do. Peppino D'Agostino, while not bad, was the obvious weak link of the trio. I know local players that are far superior. But then the master took the stage---- and WOW! An all acoustic set by EJ -- and it did not disappoint. Even when he played his 'big black guitar' that looked just like a piano--- he was amazing. Only disappointments------ would have preferred more of Eric playing solo instead of with the other two at the end---- and I really wanted to hear Cliffs of Dover and Zap -- but those are electric tunes that would probably lose much in the translation to acoustic.

The show was very good. I would have wished that all of the individual performances would have been a little longer. Total show length was only 1 hr 45 minutes or so. I would have hoped they could have done another 45 minutes split among the excellent guitarists along with additional time playing as a group. Also, there was no encore. Not necessarily a bad thing, but unexpected. It appeared that there would be a meet and greet after the show, but after 15 minutes they were still not at the table.

What an excellent venue to watch any concert, very intimate and comfortable. Eric Johnson is the reason we went, but we were pleasantly surprised by Peppino and McKee, very skilled. They were all very down to earth and spent ample time with fans afterwards. We will definitely return.

the title of the show says it all. Eric Johnson does not dissapoint. Some may be put of with the fact that Eric has left the strat and Marshall half stacks at home but don't be fooled this is every bit as good as you would expect Eric to be. Even if you are not familiar with who Eric Johnson is the quality of music alone will be enough to entertain and keep you talking for days to come after the show. Peppino and Andy are an awesome addition to the card and showcase why it is that they deserve to be on a tour with the title of guitar masters. I had never seen these two before but they have a new fan thanks to this show. This is not a show to pass up if you are a fan of any of these guys or just a fan of great music.

spectacular! wonderful venue, amazing guitarists. Talked with the guitarists after the event. couldnt be better!

Each musician (Eric Johnson, Andy McKee and Peppino D'Agostino) played an individual segment and then the trio played together at the end. Each musician by their own merits are very good. However, rating this show depends upon several things including what you're expecting. Here's my take on it: The music presentation was incredible; the acoustics, lighting, and size of the theater were great. Music was set at just the right volume level. And the theater was small enough to encourage a friendly atmosphere with audience interaction. Each musician is incredibly talented. But if you're like me, you were expecting to hear Eric Johnson playing Cliffs of Dover, it's not going to happen. This show is mainly acoustic only. I was a bit disappointed. At the end of show, about two hours later, the musicians left the stage and the lights were still dimmed. The audience were applauding and cheering and expecting an encore. In my experience, the musicians usually obliged. But Eric and company came out to center stage. Eric acknowledged the praise for the group and they exited again stage right -- no encore. While the crowd's cheer got louder, a stagehand came out and said over the microphone, "You can see them again at the CD table outside the theater. " Then the lights came on a few moments later. I would have preferred the trio to end their show two songs earlier. Exit the stage, and come out for two encores. They would have still played their program, but have satisfied customers as well. If they really didn't want to do an encore, the theater lights should have come on immediately after their first exit. But maybe the theater was giving them the option. I'm not sure. Would I recommend them to my friends? Not if they're expecting to hear Cliffs of Dover. Otherwise, if you simply like to listen to acoustic music, it's great. I would have rated them 4 or 5 stars if I heard the song I was looking for.

All three guys were terrific. Never seen so much virtuosity on single stage. Nice contrasting styles. Pino most lyrical, Andy most creative and fun, Eric most traditional.

Do not miss this show! It gets better by the minute! Fantastic musicianship displayed by all 3 players. There is no change over as each guitarist introduces the next guitarist. Peppino D'agostino starts the evening off displaying great chops and sharing his Italian humor. After his 30 minute set he introduces Andy McKee. Andy has gained wide acclaim on You Tube which has spread the word about his amazing gift. Andy played a variety of tunes including a few from Joyland his latest release. He also used his Harp guitar which not only looks amazing but allowed him to get deep Bass tones. Andy fly's thru his 30 minutes and introduces Eric Johnson. Eric did a combination of acoustic guitar and Piano. He covered a Joni Mitchel song on Piano. He did state his electric album is done and to be released in November hopefully. Eric brings out Andy & Peppino for a group jam.