John Lodge Tickets

Such a rare privileged to see John Lodge in the intimate venue of the Wilbur theater. He was out of this world, especially since it has only been a few months since he suffered a stroke. The musicians playing with him were superb as well!

Floor seating is not numbered, seats are uncomfortable and facing adjacent to the stage, not good!

John Lodge put on a Strong Concert at the Fred Kavlli Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks Saturday evening! He played a lot of famous hit songs from the Moody Blues catalog. His Band was Tight and proficient with the Moody Blues Sound! He also played All of the songs from the “ Days of Future Passed “ album! The music was Beautiful, Mellow and Hard Rockin’ that only the Moodies can do! The venue is a top tier concert hall with a clear and powerful sound system and great acoustics! Also Kudos to the very nice Community Volunteers who help out with the Ushering!

Songs brought back so many memories! Band sounded great and tight. The intermission seemed long for the length of the concert which made it long….But a Great evening!

Outstanding show. I got to see John perform "Days of Future Passed"at the end of March this year at the Rancho Mirage Amphitheatre, where the Coachella (Valley) Symphony performed it with him and the 10,000 Light Years Band. They played that first, then John did a handful of his Moodies' favorites. At the Fred Kavli Theater, John and the band first did about 50 minutes of his Moodies songs and his solo stuff, which included "Saved By the Music", a song I never thought I would hear live, but did have that opportunity 4 summers ago at the Royal Affair Tour which took place at the Five Points Arena in Irvine, California. What a pleasure it was to hear that song live again. This concert was just a positive, uplifting experience, and like many other fans, I thank John for taking the trouble to keep the "Days of Future Passed"album alive and available for older and younger fans. And to John I can only say: "Thank YOU for keeping the faith!!!

Absolutely moving and exciting, the ENTIRE Days Of Future Passed brought back to life onstage.

I was stunned. I have long been a Moody Blues fan and chose to attend the John Lodge with nostalgia at the top of mind. John Lodge blew me away. He and his band delivered one of the best concerts I have ever attended. They were very professional, engaging, entertaining, and outperformed my every expectation. They delivered on every Moody Blues/Blue Jays piece they played such as old hits like Ride My See Saw or Isn't Life Strange or deep cuts like One More Time to Live or a nod to his departed bandmate with Dr. Livingstone, I Presume, and the entire signature album Days of Future Passed. Even the added vocals of Jon Anderson of Yes worked. My hat is off to John Lodge. He is truly the best and, to borrow the title of the song written by his friend and bandmate Ray Thomas, is truly a "Veteran Cosmic Rocker!"

The concert in Thousand Oaks went off as expected. I have been to many, many concerts over the last 48 years and John Lodge has always exceeded my expectations. He is a positive force in the music industry that is very rare. John if you see this know that you and your misses are absolutely awesome people, sticking out the long trips away from home takes awesome people and Sir you are it.

So glad I had the chance to see The Moody Blues. They were fabulous. Would definitely see them again.

Not what I expected, Not a really well put together show.

Prior to us leaving at intermission, there was only 1 song that I recognized. The rest of the first part was lacking.

Days of future past was an amazing album. It should be performed with a full orchestra, not a recording of an orchestra. I couldn't hear the bass clearly even though I had good seats. John Lodge played "air flute"either being synthesized or previously recorded. Wearing leather pants was a bit odd for a man of his age. Vocals were not up to moody blues standards. I have seen the Moodies at least a dozen times since 1970 in various forms at numerous venues. I rate this performance as a 3 because of it's nostalgic value.

Amazing, John Lodge is the real LionMan. All these decades, and to the Entire Band, you all put on a really good Show, performances. Lot's of 'Tuesday Afternoons' to follow in my Mind !!!!

Disappointed that few songs that made the Moody Blues.

Best concert I've seen recently. We had perfect seats, the sound was excellent, and the music was outstanding. Voices were all on, and that guitarist was amazing!

Bought these tickets for my Mother.... it was so nostalgic ..... John was amazing, he still has it!! Moody Blues music will live forever!!

Fun concert to see. Played many of the big hits as well as some of his own stuff. Coronado is a fantastic venue

The show started with the 10,000 light band giving a grand entrance for John to begin with his two part show. He started with his greatest hits from The Moody Blues to his first solo album ,with Justin Hayward, "Blue Jays"and a couple of "deep cuts". He began the second half with the complete "Days of Future Past"album, with Jon Davidson singing the Justin Hayward parts. This is part of John's releasing a "John Lodge version"of the album, which can only be purchased at the show or on Johnlodge.com website. He also honored the late Ray Thomas with his song "Timothy Leary". Graeme Edge gives his final performance, via video,with his reading of "The Day begins". It was a step into the past and memories galore. John's voice is still amazing. It was a full 2 plus hour concert to keep The Moody Blues alive. Do not miss this.

Loved John Lodge and his Moodies. Those guys were not only great musicians but poets! Sounded the same as fifty years ago!

We drove 5 hours to see John Lodge and I’d have to say, it was worth it. Everything fell into place. The parking was easy, the venue was beautiful and John Lodge left it all out on the stage. Yes, some of the notes are not there any more but the memories are. It was a wonderful night.