Jay Leno Tickets

Jay Leno lived up to his appeal to varied (in age) folks -although most in this audience were over 60. He did a very good and varied show which kept the audience laughing (when he could be heard - more on that later). The show was an hour and a half of his brand of humor. The audience, I would say, was well pleased with what they got. The bad part was the venue and the one hand-held microphone that seemed to be working. Jay waved it around when he spoke and gestured -with the problems of the sound system -made it difficult and sometimes impossible to hear all that he had to say. To his credit, he heard the shouts from "us at the end of the world" and asked for the technicians to fix the problem. They responded by raising the volume. That worked for those nearer to him; but I would say half the audience still could not hear well. The Coushatta "auditorium -gymnasioum" was a mess. The stage was at the far end of a giant rectangle - and only half of the many speakers seemed to be working. (We were in section 211 and it seemed that none of the speakers beyond halfway - about section 208 - were working at all.) Many people in these end sections left early in disgust. And the stage and seating arrangements for this venue were atrocious for all but those closest to stage. The forum was a large rectangle with the stage at the left end. Seats on the floor the width of the stage went far back, and the upper seats lined the rectangle sides far into the edges of space. I would say most that were not within 50 yards of the stage - in any direction - were far from pleased with the line-of-sight and the "professional" sound system. I, for one, do not intend to go back.

My friend and I thought the show was the best. We were disappointed that we could not meet with him or buy any memorabilia. An autographed photo would have been nice.

Jay Leno provided non stop entertainment for one and one half hours. His comedy was much faster paced than the Tonight show. What a great showman! The host could have provided better viewing if the stage had been moved to the center for a theater in the round.

It was a great show. Really didn't know what to expect since I had never been to a comedy show before. A lot different than his Tonight Show but was excellent. Enjoyed it. I did miss his interaction with Kevin - love that.

Jay's material was funny as expected. The issue was with the arena speaker system as well as his missuse of the microphone. It seemed to be that maybe all of the speakers were not on. Also Jay held the microphone too far from his mouth and at times would whisper things which made it difficult to hear from where I was sitting. So sound quality was the dissappointing factor in my review.

Jay was great. He was on stage non-stop for an hour and 45 minutes. Really got the crowd going. Very funny. The facility was not as good. Poor sound system and really not the kind of plaace you would expect to see Jay Leno. I would recommend Jay Leno but not the Pavilion at Coushatta. Casino.

Thoroughly enjoyed Jay's show, he is truly an entertainer. Wouldn't hesitate to see him on stage again.

I have all ways loved Jay. He did a wonderful job. He talked for almost 2 hours. His jokes were real funny. I wish he would have let us get his autogra. Some of my friends saw him at McDonalds later. They said he was real nice to everyone. The Coushatta Casino people went out of there way to make everyone happy.

Jay was a great entertainer for a straight hour and a half - and no teleprompter . :) He was hilarious, with clean humor from start to finish. Jay's a class act, all the way. I'd go see him again and again!

It was a great show! The material was up to date. He, as always, had impeccable timing and great lines.

Jay Leno was funny. Very good show. He, however, lacked any "local" comedy. He could have made some jokes based on Mardi Gras, the Saints winning the Super Bowl, Governor Jindal, Senators Vitter and Landreau, since all of those events/people have been in national news and he surely knows about them. People in Louisiana could gives a rat's ass about how strange Los Angeles is. A more major concern however, is the venue itself. It is in a barn designed for rodeos. The sound system was terrible, even after the audience complained loudly that we could not hear. Jay stopped the show momentarily asking them to fix the problem, which they did only marginally.

Jay Leno performed 1 1/2 hours of non-stop comedy. His jokes were very timely and very, very funny. He kept the audience laughing the whole time. It was a great night and we're so glad that we went to see him. We can hardly wait for the Tonight Show to return with the correct host!

boring. left after one hour. stale material. should have watched him on TV instead

All was well except for the venue. They had a real glitzey curtain for the back drop and with the spotlight on Jay it was very hard to see him for the glare. We had to look at the big monitors instead.

Delivery was a bit rapid-fire, but overall, it was enjoyable. The seating, however, was a problem. I was seated in section 309. There were several empty seats much closer. I know there are going to be some no shows, but not that many. When I was purchasing my tickets online, I chose the best available option. Maybe next tim,e you could just show where the empty seats are instead of you arbitrarily deciding which seats are the best available.

Jay was great! At times it was hard to hear him, but not sure if it was the sound system or the fact he didn't keep the microphone close to him all the time.

It started off pretty bad. First, the venue was bad. The layout was not very good for a comedy show. Side seating was to far away. We were toward the rear and you could not hear him talk. A majority of the crown finally yelled out and he stopped the show to try to get the sound problem fixed. It seemed to come and go throughout the show. Most of he people in my section actually got up and either moved to a closer seat if they could find one or left. My wife and I actually thought some of the problem was caused by Jay because he would hold the microphone further away from his mouth at different times of the show. I think he is just no longer use to holding a mic and tends to forget to hold it close. (Just our observation). As far as Jay's material, it seemed to be a lot of dated events at first. Tended to get a little better about midway through. He got more personal toward the end discussing his family and how it was when he was growing up as an italian kid in Boston. I found that to be funnier than most of the other material.

What a great night!! Jay Leno was absolutely brilliant in his performance. Even through a guest interruption, he played it off, like a true comic would. I would definitely see him again..

Although Jay Leno is a great performer and was very funny (the parts we heard) this venue was terrible, everyone in our section and probably others, could not hear anything, it was muffled and simply not loud enough. Several people simply left, others complained and got moved to a closer section, thank goodness it wasn't a sold out show and there was room to move closer. I would recommend Jay Leno, but definately never in the Coushatta Kinder venue. It appeared that it was really built for rodeo type events only.

I traveled 27 hours by airplane and planned my life around this to see Jay live.. finally... The man is a legend...his poor wife.