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I saw John Waite at BB King's Blues Club in NYC on Wed., 3/2. What a great intimate venue - John was rockin'! Kyle Cook is an amazing guitarist... LOVED it - especially loved the new songs
The show was amazing! John's voice still makes my hearth melt! So good to see and hear his new music and of coarse Missing You and When I See You Smile. The venue was a great location, nice and intimate. John, we missed you...
John Waite and his band always connect with the audience. How cool was it to select Mt. Clemens as a stop on his world tour. The Hayloft is such an intimate setting and John took full advantage.
One of the most underrated singers of the last 3 decades, John Waite was in great form at the House of Blues in Anaheim, Ca. Singing songs from his days with The Baby"s, Bad English and his solo collection of hits, John sounded as great as ever, taking his fans on a trip down memory lane. His voice was as strong as usual and the backing band was tight and on the money. I first saw him perform with The Baby's in Santa Monica in the early 80's and have seen him live several times over the years with my wife. We both enjoyed the show immensely and would highly recommend his show to anyone that enjoys straight forward Rock and Roll and some of the greatest power ballads ever sang by anyone! Thanks again for a great show John and we look forward to seeing you again soon!
Simply awesome !. Waite came out to play and did not disappoint. He has the flare and the rock to play his music. I can't wait to see John Waite again.
THE SHOW WAS VERY GOOD. my wife and i went She loves John Waite
John Waite's performance in Anaheim proved to me that the former lead singer can still deliver the hits & may be one of rock's most underrated singers from the 70's & 80's ....... Head First & Midnight Rendezvous rocked ....
As a longtime John Waite/Babys fan, I was really looking forward to this show and it was even better than I had expected! John's vocals were spot-on and his backing musicians, especially the guitarist, were amazing. The best part of the show, aside from the fact that I was right against the stage (within sweat-dripping distance!) was the set list. My two favorites, "Everytime I Think Of You" and "Isn't It Time", both pulled out of the old Babys catalog, were included, as were all of John's classic solo hits. I had a fantastic time rockin' out to all of the songs I remember from back in the day...
John Waite gave an outstanding, energetic performance at the Hayloft. It was electrifying--he sang song after song with barely a break. He sang all of his great hits from now and the past with a clear, true voice that took me back in time.; I felt like a lovesick teenager again :) His repertoire of hits is timeless and classic because he reveals the mysteries of the human heart and the essential lifeforce that man searches for endlessly-deep, passionate love. Waite is a modern day Wordsworth--his poignant writing and haunting singing awaken long forgotten memories. And it doesn't hurt that John is still hot and sexy as ever--a show can't get any better--awesome tunes + a sexy man = customer satisfaction/Heaven :)
This was an evening of outstanding music. The two opening acts were exciting and interacted well with the audience. John and his group played every song anyone would have wanted to hear. John looked tired but his show was amazing as usual. I would highly recommend seeing Mr. Waite any chance you get. It is well worth any price.
john waite, an amazing singer, song writer, showman. for years, top of the charts and now, top of our hearts. he shows this "singers" today how a real singer does it!
Rocking into his fifth decade (sorry John...) John Waite's subtle almost entirely acoustic set (electric bass guitars don't count) was subtle, suave and sincere. He has lost none of the presence in his velvety smooth voice. I have always admired John Waite, I now can never forget him. Thank you for the best acoustic show I have ever seen.
Overall the show was very good for acoustic.I'll take him anyway I can see him but would be much better with drums and piano.
