Jimmy Cliff Tickets

wow.unbelievable for a guy 65yrs.I had the greatest time of my life.Am a big fan of this guy

Great venue to watch a living legend. Jimmy played all the crowd pleasers effortlessly, venue was suberb, intimate and full of character.

Best concert ever! He was AMAZING! His band was awesome. A member of his band took my shirt backstage and Jimmy signed it! Unbelievable experience! I had front row! It was my 14 year old nephew's first concert and he was blown away.

LOVED IT!! Played all great songs. Have seen him many many times and will continue to if he comes back around. Saw him the next night as well but in Pa. He didn't do such a good performance in PA. shorter and different songs. Not sure why he would play in PA at the Keswick Theatre anyway. Nice venue for a play but not a concert. ??

He was great - start to finish - just go. Voice - wow - band - very good - just go.

Jimmy has lost nothing as far as energy and charisma. I did not realize he recorded the song 'Many Rivers To Cross' in NYC. He start out with Bongo Man/Rivers of Babylon medley - GOOSEBUMPS!

This is the fifth time in 28 years, I've had the pleasure to see Jimmy CLiff perform and I think he's just an incredible talent. His playlist was exceptional - the house was dancing and having fun. He's a beautiful soul and I'm so grateful sharing his energy with us.

This show by the great Jamaican reggae artist and icon, Jimmy Cliff, is a must see by anyone who loves classic Jamaican reggae music. Truly an enjoyable, memorable and nostalgic experience. - Go see it!.

Jimmy Cliff was amazing He put on an incredible show He had me dancing the whole night

Excellent high energy concert. His 5 backup musicians were really into it, too. The night was special. Jimmy took the audience through a complete retrospective of his career, from before The Harder They Come up to the present and the audience was really appreciative, bringing him back for 3 encores. He ended up playing every one of his songs (and one other) from The Harder They Come album/soundtrack, others from his career, and some covers of songs of some of the musicians he had helped get started. He seemed to really feed off the audience, but also had the audience join in on familiar song choruses/refrains. I got to the concert early and, due to the way the House of Blues in Boston is set up, i was able to stand 8-9 feet from Jimmy for the entire concert. The place was packed.

Amazing. Just amazing...................,,,,..............................

Loved it! He tells a story about each song. What a great entertainer. I hope to see him again some time.

The energy was great and Jimmy was amazing!!!!!!!!!!

If you have never had the opportunity to see Jimmy Cliff live you must keep this on your to do list. Wow what a show this guy puts on. Wonderful mix of Ska and Reggae. he told lots of interesting stories around each tune he did putting the tune in historical perspective. he provided a wonderful easy to understand history of how Ska and Reggae moved forward in the 60's. He has a whole lot of energy left for a 65 year old. He looked in great shape in all black leather pants and coat. They did a nice drum only pieces at the beginning of the gig. Nice. He has a female singer with him who has a knockout of a voice. Very powerful. What a great time to see this real legend! Long live Ska!

This man must have a secret youth potion because he has the same sharp voice and energy as when he was 20 y/o and he is able to transfer it to the not so young anymore fans and get everybody dancing like crazy.

Seeing Jimmy Cliff in concert is like experiencing a moment with God. No more words can express.

Jimmy Cliff was just INCREDIBLE. He did tons from The Harder They Come, the five or so best tunes: the title cut, Many Rivers To Cross, Sitting Here in Limbo, Johnny Too Bad, You Can Get It If You Really Want. To my surprise Cliff was the only guitarist in the band and since it's reggae as you'd guess he really didn't play any lead, all rhythm.........and it was great. He also played keyboards on a couple of mellow tunes. Backing him up he had keyboards, bass, drums, a female vocalist and a trumpet player who can really sing, he got lead vocals on one tune. Overall just an incredible show, REALLY glad I went. Only two tunes from the new record, Rebirth.......if you haven't heard it yet, you need to.........it's very, very good, Rolling Stone gave it 5 stars which is classic rating. I have no disagreement whatsoever. He did World Upside Down and One More from it. They started off with everyone sitting down and the entire band including Cliff were playing percussion instruments and harmonizing for 10 or 15 minutes............I want to tell you, it was beautiful!! But what blew my mind more than anything else was Cliff's AMAZING voice!! Walking out, my date said, "He's old! How can he still sing like that!!" Damn, I was thinking the exact same thing (FYI Cliff is 65). She loved the show as much as I did. I noticed NO reduction in Cliff's vocal range whatsoever........he's got such a vocal gift. The crowd was way, WAY into it..............the roar after Many Rivers To Cross and The Harder They Come were just deafening. Oh, he also did I Can See Clearly Now and the anti-war tune Afghanistan (I think I read that it's a remake of the anti-Vietnam war tune he wrote over 40 years ago). He did a wonderful, tender version of Cat Steven's Wild World. I want some of the anti-aging elixir Cliff is using...........he was ecstatic and vibrant onstage, very inspirational and happy and just an incredible performer, dancing around at times. If he comes back to this area I'd go in a minute. It was about exactly a two hour set. With Bob Marley being dead for many years............I think someone else has reclaimed the reggae throne, and rightfully so.

Jimmy Cliff had moves like he was in his 30's not 70's!

The Jimmy Cliff show at Montbleu was fantastic.He has so much energy he could've gone on longer that the 2 plus hours that he and his great band played. He touched all the bases with his hits and the history of reggae music. From early ska, rock steady to modern Reggae the guy is a true shaman of music. His voice is still good, his stage presence strong. I would recommend anyone who can see him on this tour should do so.

Though his voice doesn't always carry the tune, his excellent band and back up vocalists filled the rough spots and the music was great. Especially the acapella bongo song that morphed to the babylon classic song. That was really special.