Hot Tuna Tickets

Set list sucked Horn player takes away from jorma playing lead guitar Hang up the electric Jorma u stealing peoples money with garbage

For the better part of 40 years, Hot Tuna shows have been a regular event for me. Consistently good over the years, they have gotten better with age. Hanging up the “Electric” shows comes at a good time in their lives…no doubt they will deliver acoustically moving forward. Saturday was a great show. 5 Stars

Always a great show at the Beacon. Grateful that I was able to go.

The Beacon is a great venue. Hot Tuna was terrific.

I started seeing Tuna in '72. I have gone to see them - at least annually since then, as long as they were touring. Yes-they are older. Yes - Jorma's fingers are not as quick while standing as they once were. They Brought it! it may have been saying goodbye, but the show was an encyclopedia of their careers together - back to the Airplane (Trial by Fire, Good Shepherd). they did work from every incarnation of Tuna - weel and with Spirit. (That was the first time i heard "Invitation"live since Bob Steeler was "pounding the skins".) There was no hint that we were being entertained by a couple of octogenarians. If Tuna has a weakness, it is that their fans come from a "moment in time", and we are all getting old. Looking at the male part of the audience it was a gathering of "no to grey hair"wearing sagging blue jeans. I will continue to see them acoustic as long as they continue to perform, and cried on the way home from this show - not because it was the end, but because it was so Damn Good!

A little slower each year The voices less powerful - Jorma Good to hear some of their classics I'm going to New Haven Wednesday and can't wait

Nice and smooth had no problems at all easy to enter and leave the show was good glad I went

The boys rocked through their last Beacon Electric Show.

Jorma and Jack put on one hell of a show . I hope I have just a bit of that energy when I reach their age.

Not many groups can transport me back to 1970 but Hot Tuna did this night.

Hot tuna pkayed for 3 hours with a breif intermission at the half. They sounded great although the sound mixing was alittle underwhelming. Never the less it was a great show by fantastic performers.

Sound was poor, especially the bass for a lot of the show. It got better, but not really great.

Great show, great venue! Awesome experience! Can't say enough about the show and Kodak Theater!

An awesome show, filled with 25 songs and many good ones thatchy don't always play like BBQ King. The acoustics were fine and the theater is nice and small where every seat is a good one. Jorma was talkative too..They appear to always have a great time together on the stage. Gotta love Hot Tuna

Hot Tuna was just that, guitar licks classic, Jorma singing bluesy and soulful. Jack just being Jack playing off of Jorma, sometimes leading the way. Great venue.

This concert may have had the best sound I ever heard in a theater the size of the St. George! Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, the “meat and potatoes” of Hot Tuna performed brilliantly. I’ve been an avid fan of the duo since the 1970s and like fine wine, they’ve only gotten better with age!

Great venue, great acoustics, very comfortable seats, Jorma & Jack were outstanding!

Excellent musicians and sound, great view. Seating was tight and uncomfortable.

Great Hot Tuna show! Amazing acoustic finger picking from two original Jefferson Airplane guys!

Starting with the opening tune, 'Been So Long' this show was a celebration of a musical collaboration that has grown and flowered more than 60 years ! The focus was on the acoustic sounds of the duos shared love for rootsy blues and the music that was created in that tradition over their shared and separate histories. The room had a great sound and sight lines. The crowd was receptive and appreciative. I've seen the duo in smaller venues that had less intimate than this show. I'm so glad Jack & Jorma are touring through the first week of May !