Jerry Butler Tickets

Jerry Butler was awesome. My husband and I truly enjoyed the show and the "Iceman" is so very cool looking good with his black suit on and not even breaking a sweat. (Tell ne that's not cool) I would recommend his show highly. All of those love ballads brought back some really sweet memories for us. The Impressions were very good as well; it was a treat to see them as we have not seen them in a number of years.

Jerry Butler aka the IceMan is still the greatest!

Excellent show, nice mix of performers. No rif raf or hip hop.

The show was outstanding and totally enjoyable from beginning to end......love The Jewels. They're local and whenever they're performing, the audience goes nuts - "Lil Margie is the highlight of the group and they were smashing in their white, frilly outfits - shakin' all they had. The Impressions brought the house down with "old school" tunes - us mature folk love to "go back" - remembering' the day......and then THE ICE MAN - Jerry Butler is so cool......just standin' there and singin' to me - well, I'm sure all the ladies felt like he was singin' to them individually. Beautiful night, beautiful show, beautiful audience. When The Ice Man reaches your area, DON'T MISS HIM!

I was taking my mother but she couldn't make it, so I took my sister and her husband and the look on there faces of seeing the Jewels and the Impressions, and then Mr. Butler whom came out with all of his coolness was the joy of my night. this was the first time seeing all of the groups for the first time and I was not disapointed. Mr. Butler sang and didn't miss a beet (I like saying that) didn't miss a beat, the ladies behind us kept saying sing it Jerry. People were dancing in the Isles you know DC loves to hand dance. His voice was as new to me as his records are old, the Impressions were just a delightful, and the Jewels were exciting and very intertaining.

I had such a great time at the show! I hadn't seen the Impressions since my days of going to the Howard Theatre. They brought back wonderful, fond memories of enjoying (the late) Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions, I remember that the Impressions did not get their hair processed but they were still considered "kool." I danced myself silly on "We're A Winner!" It was great to see Jerry Butler again. He was MARVELOUS! His voice is still strong and reasonant. He sang all of my favorites and I thought that he apreciated me helping him to sing (Ha!) The Jewels remain fabulous and their voices are so strong with superb harmony. I'm still pumped up from the show. I loved, loved, loved it!

This show was fabulous. The Jewels are local and as always give us a great show. The Impressions minus Curstis Mayfield and welcome the new guy were just as good as they were 35 years ago. And of course, The Ice Man himself - Jerry Butler - it was hot as whatever - but Jerry was as cool as a "snowball. He was absolutely the best. I have nothing but good memories of this show. Thanks to them all. They made my evening. We had a great time.

The Jewels (Margie, Grace, and San) were awesome. Margie is still a powerhouse and tore up the stage as usual and the ladies still sound great. The Impressions (Sam, Fred, & Reginald) (OMG) were clean as a board of health! All male singers can learn how to dress from these brothers. They were impeccable from their head to the bronze tips of their shoes. They sounded just as good today as they did years ago. Reginald even sounded like Curtis on some of the songs. They sang all the hits and had us all singing along with them. I'm from Chattanooga, TN, so I love the fact they (Sam & Fred) reside there. What can anyone say about Jerry Butler (The Ice Man). Jerry is still so cool! He also performed a medley of hits and can still hit the high notes. It was so good to see his brother Billy playing with him. I wished Billy could have sang a song or two because he has a beautiful voice very similar to Jerry's. I also wished Jerry and the Impressions had performed a couple of songs together. For those of you who missed the show, YOU MISSED A DARN GOOD ONE!

The entire show was wonderful. All of the performers were excellent.

The July 17th show at the Carter Barron with Jerry Butler, The Impressions and The Jewels was one of the best shows I've seen at the Carter Barron in years. The line up was one that the Oldies but Goodies audience has been waiting for. The show began with DC's hometown favorite female group, The Jewels. After 50 years, they are still a powerhouse group with tremendous vocal talent! The Jewels began singing off stage a medley of two of their hits "Loaded with Goodies" and "Erasers on Pencils". As the Jewels are fabulous dressers, they came out with in fringed pant suits and they shaked their hips until fringes said "ouch"! This from a female group that began in 1958! The Jewels are DC's DooWop Divas. The group that this audience was waiting for were The Impressions. It's been years since this group performed their many hits of the 60s and 70s, here in the DC area. They did not disappoint. With original members, Sam Gooden and Fred Cash, along with thier new lead singer, they sang many of their charted hits, penned by the late Curtis Mayfield, founder of the Impressions. From "It's Alright" to "Super Fly", the audience danced and sang along with The Impressions. The "Ice Man" Jerry Butler, lives up to his name. He is cool, handsome and a talented singer and performer. He began with DC's favorite dance hit "Cooling Out", and sang his hits, including "Western Union Man" and "Never Gonna Give You Up". But his most exciting moments were the love ballads, including a rousing rendition of "Ain't Understanding Mellow". The most disappointing moment was that Jerry Butler did not sing "For Your Precious Love" with the Impressions, for which the song was originally recorded by Jerry Butler and The Impressions, when they were a group. I was living for that moment that didn't happen.

This was an EXCELLENT concert! all three groups had very tight bands and there voices still sound great. The songs they sung take me back to my childhood when my parents would play these groups all the time. We go to a lot of concerts and my wife said this was hands down the best one she could ever remember...

Loved my hometown girls---them girls can sang ya'll! The Impressions left a lasting and heartfelt impression still! The sun setting brought a breeze and the Ice Man heated things right back up.

The show was great. Heard some great old songs when music was truly music.

Overall, I thought the show was very good. I guess you always want a show to last longer; even more, when you seeing great acts like this one. I which I could be made aware of shows like this even sooner, so I can get better tickets.

Jerry Butler came on but only sung a few tunes and didn't even finish his last one!! But those Intruders what showmen!!!! worth the price I paid...They should be the Headliners!!!

This show was absolutely perfect! Each act handled their business so well. From Peaches and Herb who started the show to Jerry "Iceman" Butler who concluded the five act concert, each performance was well worth the price of admission. We arrived fifteen minutes late, and Peaches and Herb were performing their final song of the night, "Reunited" That tells you that the show started on time because other guests told us that they performed about 4 songs altogether. But they really jammed "Reunited". They looked and sounded great! Then came out the Intruders, who gave a solid performance. Next up were Harold Melvin's Blue Notes, who were the highlight of evening as far as I was concerned. The only disappointment was that they didn't sing "Miss You". Sharon Paige came out to perform "I hope that we can be together soon" with them, and it was awesome! The Impressions did a pretty goood job as well. But it was tough for them to come behind the Blue Notes. Then the "Iceman" close out the show in style. He simply walked on the stage and started singing with no fan fare or nothing. He sang hit after hit and made a few jokes along the way. But this brother is so smooth. When he finished his last song, he simply walked off the stage as unceremoniously as he walked on the stage. It was just oh so cool. But he did come back out and take a brief bow before walking off for good.

The show was fabulous. It was such a treat to take my mom and son. My mom was signing to the songs and really enjoyed all of the acts. I enjoyed the show because I had the opportunity to see the groups in person. I was extremly excited when the Intruders started singing my favorite song....."I'll always love my momma.". Great songs, acts, environment. Looking forward to the next concert. Thank you.

The Intruders, The Blue notes, and Peaches and Herb gave a good performance. The Impressions didn't sound so good. It was a mixture of the lead singer's mike being turned down too low and the music being too loud; and me missing Curtis Mayfield. As for Jerry Butler, he has gotten older as we all have, but he didn't sing long enough. If he is too weak to stand for a longer performance, he can sit down. I wouldn't care as long as I can hear him sing his old songs. Also his songs didn't sound very good because the arrangements used were too far away from the way his records sound.

this concert was fantastic. I really enjoyed it. The venue is great

The concert was very very great to see and hear all of the songs it was amazing that there were still a lot of seats still available