John Sebastian Tickets

If you want to spend a great night of Lovin Spoonful memories and smiles with other baby boomers, this is it. John Sebastian is a fabulous story teller as well as a musician. So much fun walking down memory lane with him, listening to stories of his early career, what inspired certain songs... We never miss him when he is in the area. Guess he likes the warm weather when it is soooooooo cold in Woodstock. Might be nice to hear him play with his son as well. Thank you for making us believe that we are forever young... what a day for a daydream or two or three...

Although John's singing voice has left him, his guitar playing & story telling made the evening a wonderful experience. If you see the show be sure to put away your cell phone or John will ostracize you publicly.

His performance was very entertaining and made the audience laugh. There is so much musical history in his past. A great evening of acoustic guitar and folk rock.

John's voice is not what it used to be (I knew this beforehand). But, he still provided a wonderful evening filled with song & banter about his life & music. Just John and 2 guitars! We enjoyed this unique concert a lot!

john has no voice. Show was a talking stroll down his memory lane He should retire

John Sebastian's still got it. A great guitar player and an awesome story teller. He played all his hits and even with no back ups or rhythm tracks etc. his tunes filled the room. The Amaturo Theater is an intimate venue and there are no bad seats. Some jerk in the first row kept using his cell phone and Sebastian told him to put it away at least 4 times. So if you go see him, no cell phone. I was and still am a big fan and Sebastian delivers!

Played several great hits and did a great impromptu song. Before and after every song he added very funny stories giving each song new meanings. I would go again for sure if the opportunity arises.

This was a pleasant evening listening to a '60's musician tell stories and sing his songs. Sebastian's voice is nowhere near what it was, and he knows it, so he avoids tunes that could challenge his voice now. He compensates by telling funny, self effacing stories about himself and his music, and his guitar playing is strong as ever. This is a guy who had mega hits with the Lovin' Spoonful, fine solo albums , and played for half a million people at Woodstock, yet he genuinely thanked his audience for coming to see him, and signed albums and was happy to talk to anyone interested after the show.

Show was terrific. Facility was nice but cramped. 26 seats in a row with only aisles on the ends. Space between rows is tight. Difficult for some seniors.

Very entertaining show with lots of memorable songs. Sebastian no longer has that singing voice, but more than makes up for it with his guitar playing, story telling and bubbling personality.

Our first visit to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. I was not familiar with the name John Sebastian. Lovin' Spoonful sounded vaguely familiar. In all honesty, we only attended the concert because we knew the artist whose work was being displayed in the lobby. But John S surprised us. He can play that guitar. Once he played them, I did remember several of the songs. And his talk in between tunes kept us amused. Five stars or whatever the top rating is at PVCH. We'll be back.

He plays all the favorites and tells the stories in an hour and a half. Wonderful, engaging fun

I have followed John Sebastian from his time with The Lovin' Spoonful and even saw him at a local festival in Maryland with his jug band. While his voice is no longer strong, h is sense of humor, stories and guitar playing made this a memorable event. I felt like he was talking and playing to me. Hearing about how some of the songs were created was fun.

Jonn Sebastian was in excellent form. The interplay between these two veteran musicians is magical. The set list must have pleased everyone in attendance. A great variety of songs from his solo career, Lovin' Spoonful, blues standards and plenty of wonderful stories. Jimmy is a wonderful guitarist and singer and added much to the evening. Don't miss these guys!

Very good presentation but he is loosing his voice

Fantastic harmonica and story telling. John has a great perspective on the evolution of music.

Good show. Lots of memories. His voice is not what it once was but he makes it work. He still plays guitar and harmonica great!

Very talented musicians! I couldn't have asked for a better venue for this concert. The acoustic properties of the Bethel Woods Museum/Auditorium were excellant for this type of music. The performers were genuine in their love of the music they were playing and of the apreciation of the audience. It was like having them perform in your living room on a personal basis. I would recommend this type of venue to anyone who appreciates talented musicians performing live on a small scale. I look forward to more of these type of concert venues at Bethel Woods!!

Like strawberries and cream, pinot grigio and grilled sea bass or lobster and drawn butter, John Sebastian and David Grisman are deliciously perfect together. The acoustical harmonies of John's guitar and David's seemingly effortless pickings on the mandolin had me toe-tapping and felt like a warm blanket of folksy comfort that I remember from back in the late 60's. This was, indeed, a special night of music that had me begging for more, in a venue that was intimately warm and welcoming. The complimentary glass of wine was the cherry on the sundae.

The show was so good, absolutely ridiculous! Best show I've seen in a long time.