Jimmy Cliff Tickets

Shaggy rocked that concert woo wee. He should have been the last act. I do love N respect the old school original Don Carlos n Jimmy Cliff but Shaggy stole the show.

This event is always an event I look foward too every year. Great people, great music and you feel so much love around the Bowl. Shaggy was a hit!

This was my first Reggae concert. Jimmy Cliff was the headliner. I never heard Jimmy Cliff's music before the concert and to be frank, I am not sure if I like Jimmy's style of Reggae. I listened to a few of his songs and 30 minutes prior to when the concert was suppose to end, I left early. However, the opening act Don Carlo was great and Shaggy was okay. Shaggy performed a medley of his hits such as Boombastic but Shaggy spent to much time telling the audience to get on their feet and let's party. Just sing. If it wasn't for Don Carlo, the concert would have been a bust.

Shaggy was an awesome front liner and really excited the crowd. Jimmy cliff is an amazing performer. Totally worth it!

Jimmy Cliff was amazing, and so was Don Carlos, as usual. Shaggy was a clown and barely played any of his own music. He didn't fit in this concert, which is why I rated it 4 stars overall.

One of the best shows yet. Jimmy Cliff's voice was very soulful and the band had a clear tight sound. The Homina Homina Kid (Shaggy), and Don Carlos were great too.

Go see Jimmy! You'll feel great for days afterwards!

Spectacular show!! I can't believe how good he still sounds and how much energy he has! The band was really tight too. Great sounds. I had an awesome time. Last time I saw him was about thirty years ago. I will definitely see him again if I get the chance.

66 years old and the guy rocked close to two hour set with no breaks. Super high energy and great set list. Mostly the classics with a few great ones off his new album. So glad I got to see this reggae legend.

The show was great! Jimmy Cliff has amazing energy for a 67 year old! He kept the audience on their feet singing, dancing and clapping for almost the entire show! Many Rivers to Cross gave me goosebumps and brought tears to my eyes! He still has an incredible voice!

Jimmy Cliff is epic. The show was great - he has tons of energy. The show was maybe a little over produced - I would like to see a little more gritty and more roots - had a more modern vs old school reggae feel. If you have never seen him before I would I highly recommend.

My 12 year old son, who loves Bob Marley, was excited to see Jimmy Cliff. I saw Marley on his last tour in Oakland, it was the highlight of my life, and I saw Peter Tosh in SF too. But I was not expecting that much from an aging Cliff, just a run-through of his old songs. I couldn't have been more wrong. Jimmy proved to be both ageless and timeless as he hit the ground running and never let up. It wasn't just a retrospective, it was a reggae history lesson. He started with the early sounds AND moves ("ska"), went on to play some of his bigger hits ("rock steady") like I've never heard them, songs from "The Harder They Come" and then a "memorial" song from "Uncle Bob" ("We are just playing around..." he says, to be clear that he's not trying to be Bob or take credit for him, although someone with a bigger ego could have.) Few realize that Jimmy was the original reggae trailblazer, that he actually launched the careers of Desmond Dekker and Bob Marley, but he was very humble about that even when mentioning it in his retrospective/history. He also played his smash hits "Reggae Nights" and "Hakuna Matata" from the Lion King. He was all over the stage the entire show, really put out to keep the crowd engaged, and we left feeling as though we had witnessed a true legend of international proportions, enroute to his European tour. If you like reggae, check out the original King while you still can: Jimmy Cliff.

Jimmy Cliff is one of the all time great performers and songwriters in the history of Jamaican music. He gave a great concert. He moved very well for a man of his age and his voice was as strong as ever.

This concert was amazing! There isn't a bad seat in the house, the venue is perfectly laid out. Jimmy puts on a show like he was 18 again. Best show we've been to ever!

I've been a fan for years, and this is the first time I saw Jimmy Cliff live. Awesome show, high energy and the crowd was really with Jimmy the entire time. Thrilled to have been there. House of Blues is a great venue in Boston for music. On the floor, ten feet from the stage.

The show was fantastic! Jimmy Cliff just doesn't stop! He and the band had so much energy, and he told so many great stories, it was an amazing experience!

The positive energy and beautiful music of Jimmy Cliff made for a tremendous evening.

The last time I saw Jimmy Cliff was some 4 dcades ago at the Beacon Theatre. Last Saturday, he played to a standing room only crowd for over two hours. Jimmy hasn't lost a step! He did several encores, danced around the stage and offered his gracious love and compassion as the audience totally embraced him. I highly recommend you enjoy his latest tour. He still is happening! drjohnski

Great venue to see a great man who has still got the voice even in his later years! We were in the Big Apple on a 50th Birthday trip for my hubby and was given the tickets as a surprise by our kids - it was definitely one of the highlights of our trip.

Jimmy told stories, played music, made jokes & inspired a crowd to celebrate the night!