John Pizzarelli Tickets

Wonderful concert. Fabulous musicians. Great stories and commaraderie shared with the audience.

Lewis was good, if a bit low-key for my taste. Pizzarelli was fun, funny, energetic, a real treat.

Excellent Show!! John always puts on the best show!!

Loved the music. Sound system was not great. I wish it were longer.

Wow, what an evening! Jane Monheit's voice has matured into a finely tuned instrument. Her stylings and phrasing remind one of vintage Sinatra. We could have listened to her all evening. John Pizzarelli remains one of the finest guitarists of our time. His repertoire is so large and varied, he can go from Jazz to classical without skipping a beat. His wonderful sense of humor shows throughout his performance, and keeps it fresh and entertaining. We will definitely attend more of Ms. Monheit's and Mr. Pizzarelli's concerts.

What a fabulous evening---great choice of music, great performance and good, friendly warmth and humor. Each of his musicians is at the top of his game. We could have listened for ten more hours!

John Pizzarelli and his quartet is simply amazing. They are true artists and magnificent musicians. I have followed them for years.

John Pizzarelli always puts on a great show and combined with the wonderful voice of Jane Monheit this was just a concert of a whole lot of beautiful music.

Thoroughly enjoyable! Great entertainment in a a great venue. Three cheers for the Folly Jazz Series!

Great show! Not only is Pizzarelli a terrific jazz artist but he is a very good entertainer who puts on a lively production and is backed by great musicians.

Loved every minute! John is very entertaining in more ways than one! What a talented guitar player, story teller, and musician! I could listen to him all night long. We have several of his CD's and play them all the time! He has such a smooth voice!

As good as it gets!!! Musical heaven @ Disney Concert Hall!!!!

Swinging jazz, snappy repartee, and infectious fun. A sure fire prescription when you're feeling blue - listen to John Pizzarelli. Even better, go see him!

We went to hear Nikki - didn't know who John Pizzarelli was, but he really surprized us. Both acts were top rate. The musicians in both were exquisite. John and Nikki's singing was delightful. Nikki is a joyful, precocious, precious jem in the Jazz world! Refreshing in her youth, powerful in her proficiency. My wife and I really, really enjoyed her and bought her "Ella..." CD/DVD afterwards (that makes 2 of hers). I'm going to look for John's CD, too! Highly recommended that you hear both of them in person if you ever get the chance!

John pizzarelli was awesome. Great voice, wonderful entertainer. He knew how to make people laugh. Good audience connection. And he had good song choices. Nikki on the other hand definitely has talent. But she needs more exposure. She was singing times.with a.great voice but she was simply singing. You could not.feel her connection that much although she was cute, charming, and natural. Song choices were so-so. As she grows older, she will have more experiences in life and she will understand lyrics and feel the song more. Definitely on her way to becoming a wonderful singer entertainer. Overall, a 4. But after a rousing first act, the second act was anti-climactic. Some left early and you can see some of the excitement and energy dissipate. Perhaps change order of the acts.

His brand of jazz interlaced with humor is very pleasant and his guitar playing exquisite! The combination with the Woody Hermann band was unfortunate though because their styles are sooo different and the brass instruments tended to play over him. These should have been two separate concerts. More Pizzarelli songs would have been greatly appreciated rather than remastering old Sinatras and also solos of the Pizzarelli quartet. But all in all it was an agreable evening in a beautiful concert hall.

I have been following this family for many years. Bucky, the father, was great, and his sons just get better and better. The fact that years ago, John opened for Frank Sinatra on many occasions should tell you something. His smooth singing style and great guitar playing is something everyone who enjoys music should see and hear.

He is a wonderful guitarist and great singer .His Quartet were great along with the wonderful musicians in the Woody Herman Band . Was a great show .

Woody Herman was a little slow to start by JP pumped them up and made the show.

We had high hopes for this performance - knowing the quality of the players and the venue. John Pizzarelli is a light "jazz standards" singer, capable guitarist, and a good showman. He can "speak" to the audience both in words and music. His Pianist is outstanding / his brother on Bass and his drummer are both very good. John has only one main solo mode though - he seems to always prefer to sing along with his guitar lines, ala George Benson - that gets old quickly - let's hear some dedicated Jazz Guitar playing without always the voice in unison ! There was a monster Tenor Saxophonist on the band just chomping at the bit to play extraordinarily inventive improvisation - but we never got to hear him - instead we heard John's cutesy cliche lines at every opportunity... For the general public without any musical training I suppose this was a comfortable evening of easy listening jazz albeit with poor ampification - for the Jazz afficionados however, it was not worth attending. The accoustics in the newly revamped Eastman Theatre were very disappointing - way too much booming Bass and drum kit amplification in the house, and one could not hear the soloists or discern the tonal charateristics of each section - too bad as the band had some real heavies sitting in - the Saxophone section was likely awesome - but I could barely hear Gary Keller play Tenor solos in the early pieces, and the same deal later when he switched to lead Alto. Frank Tiberi leads the Woody Herman Big Band these days - I remember hearing Frank playing Tenor when Woody was still leading the band some 30 years ago - his soloing was uninspriring then, and 30 years hasn't changed that fact. The rest of the band possesses so much more talent - why not put your ego aside and let them shine through ?