It Was Fifty Years Ago Today Tickets

It was great. It was like being at a talented concert of many great artists Kept you clapping & dancing all night. Worth the wait of being rescheduled 👏👏

Poor sound. Great performances! Wish I was invited to the soundcheck. Apparently they had NO GOLDEN EARS, as I refuse to believe they did not care.

Totally enjoyed the show. A real Jam Session. Wish they had introduced themselves earlier in the show. We’ve all aged and it’s not easy recognizing everyone. 😊

Great Show. Would love if they played again at westbury. Great mix of artists and songs played

This truly was one of best concerts ive been to in many years. Hearing these artists still in their prime play together, their own songs as well as wonderful Beatles classics was a treat so worth going to.

Music was terrific except there were numerous inconsiderate people who chose to blab on their phones and carry on instead of enjoying the concert. Meanwhile the venue staff just stood around rather than asking these people to please stop or take their business outside I can’t understand why people would go to a concert and choose to behave like children Unconscionable!

Started 15 minutes late and a number of songs from first half of show I didn't recognize and probably weren't Beatle songs. Second half was better and audience very involved at the end of the concert.

Good seeing all the stars from our generation growing up in the 70's

No introductions at the beginning, poorly produced, not cohesive, no storylines in-between songs. Just a bunch of good musicians playing songs. Not enough Beatles songs that I thought it would be. Was misrepresented as a Beatles tribute concert. Overall I give it a 7 out of 10.

I did not expect great musicians like todd rungren, denny lane (moody blues), christopher cross and jeff (from chicago) to be doing a tribute to the beatles along with their own music in between. I expected a typical beatles show. Fantastic! A not to miss good time!

If you are a real Beatles fan you would love this show

Great concert, but I wish each artist did one or two more of their hit songs. Overall very good!

So much talent on one stage. It was excellent!!! So good to hear music we grew up with.

I absolutely love this group!!! Amazing!!! I actually sat front row stage left!! It’s so much fun!!! I can’t think of anything that went wrong!!!!

The quality of the band was good. Not great but good. However the setlist was the best ever. Between the songs in the 2 Beatles albums plus the hits from the various stars in the band, every single song was great. Not a single dud.

The band was excellent, but they did very little interaction with the audience. They simply took the stage and played their songs with no introductions of featured band member(s) on any given songs. They did, at one point, name the supporting musicians in the backup band, but I didn't hear one acknowledgement of Christopher Cross, Todd Rundgren, Denny Laine, Joey Molland or Jason Scheff. In fact, Joey Molland was billed as "Badfinger" with no mention of his name at all. Also, I was very disappointed with the sound mix. This was a concert of wonderful, vocal-intensive songs, but the mix was done as if it was a heavy-metal show. The low frequencies, especially the bass drum, were over-emphasized obscuring the subtleties of the vocal harmonies and, at times, crucial instrumental solos. The mix, unfortunately, ruined my overall enjoyment of the show with the exception of a few, sparsely arranged songs where the beauty of the songs were able to overcome the heavy-handed sound mix.

Older makes better !! Loved the nostalgia! Todd Rundgren is always great!

Show as a whole was very satisfying. Gotta say that Todd absolutely ruined “Hello It’s Me . I was so looking forward to seeing that live but that portion was terrible. Great to see Denny and Chris .Badfinger portion was killer also .

The whole evening was pure entertainment to the fullest. I'm 60+ and have been to a lot of concerts, but I can count on both hands where I have been truly entertained.

No posturing from the 50 years ago today posse; they let the music speak for itself. Quick introductions in between songs and away they went; rattling off in their entiretees, the Beatles masterpieces "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver." That would have been enough, but then sprinkle in hits from Todd Rundgren, Denny Laine, Christopher Cross, Badfinger and Chicago, GRAND SLAM!!!! Highlights (for me) included: "In my life" "Tomorrow Never Knows" "Im only sleeping" "Norwegian Wood" "Hello its me" "Band on the run" "No matter what" "Sailing"and "25 or 6 to 4." The festivities wrapped up with a rousing "Yellow Submarine!" And even an intermission so i didn't have to miss any music to run to the john! Fantastic time!