Harlem Gospel Choir Tickets

A very good show, fantastic artistst that showed love for their art and the audince.

I had a good time, the food was great. I am planning to take all my family to that event because I know they will enjoy themselves. I took my boyfriend for father's day and he had such a good time, he wants to invite his family to the event also. The choir was so good. I have never been on my feet so much at any show thank you.

Really enjoyed the music, lots of involvement with the audience, all up dancing. Buffet was just ok but I think that was more down to my tastes it was southern American food which is a bit heavy for me that time of day.

Some of the food was great and some wasn't. The music wasn't hard core gospel. I found all of the songs familiar. A diverse crowd. I and some other birthday fellows throughly enjoyed joining the group on stage for a special birthday song. It's worth it. I would love to return to BB Kings to see another band

The joint was crowded, but not uncomfortable. The buffet line food was no better or worse than you would expect,; the chicken wings were soft and bland , but the peach cobbler was really good. The Choir is a mixed bag: when they sang together, they could be soaring and inspiring, but a couple of the individual performers not so much. Nice how they involve the audience, but I wish they had cut out some of the mindless chatter and just sang. An interesting couple of hours, but I wouldn't go back.

I love gospel music for it's emotional churn -- this was particularly so with the Harlem Gospel Choir. Their performance was sincere and moving. During one song, the singers fanned out through the audience, choosing a person to sing to. One of the singers sang to me and we were both in tears from the intense exchange of emotion. My only disappointment was that it did not last long enough. The concert was about an hour in length.

The Gospel Choir was a fantastic experience. The entire audience was dancing right along. We had a wonderful time and would go again in a minute!

The HGC was electifying and a hoot to watch and listen to. My only complaint is that out of a 120 minute concert, we only got to hear about 45 minutes of them singing. The rest was taken up with dignitary speaches (it was the opening of the historic Lincoln Theater) and strange, self-promoting ramblings from the founder of the choir that had nothing whatsoever to do with the concert. I was, in the end, very disappointed and felt it was not worth the money we spent, though I would hear the choir again. That is, if we actually get to HEAR THE CHOIR.

I bought four tickets to see the Harlem Gospel Choir and was very disappointed with the performance. My father is a fan of gospel music so I purchased the tickets as a birthday gift, thinking it would be a nice thing to do with the family. However, the first song they sang was R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly," which as far as I am concerned, is not gospel. It's been almost two months since the performance so I can't remember specifically what songs they sang, but there were a few other songs that would not be considered gospel as well. The Choir certainly had a lot of energy, but they spoke to the crowd too much and did not seem focused on the music. The concert was not well planned and lacked the fluidity of a good show. Less talking, more singing please. The meal was not impressive either. The food was mediocre and BB Kings does not know how to run a buffet. They broke up the audience and asked everyone to form a line extending between booths and around tables. The service was also pretty poor. It took 15 minutes to get a glass of water. I wouldn't recomend this to anyone. Even out of towners who don't know the difference deserve better.

Awesome performance; enjoyed every moment! It was both educational, and entertaining. Will definitely attend again if they return to my town.

The food was delicious!! However, the show left something to be desired. The venue was small and the choir was limited to about 4 or 5 people. The actual live gospel music only lasted for one hour (the first hour during the meal used a pre-recorded CD for background music). Overall, I enjoyed the show and the meal, but for the price, I would've liked to experience two hours of live music.

We enjoyed the really get down gospel music. The food was very good and set up is very nice. We had a good view of the venue and they have a very efficient strategy for serving a large crowd.