Kris Kristofferson Tickets

Enjoyable 2 hours, Kris, his guitar & harmonica!!!

unforgetable!!!!!!!!! hope he lives forever. dont you?

Listening to Kris sing a selection of his songs brought back memories of all the days we spent together (figuratively) growing up and growing old. iIn a way, I was a little disappointed that he didn't bring along some back up musicians as accompaniment since Kris' vocal talent is somewhat lacking due in part I'm sure to his age. anyway, it was a great evening in a grand old place.

We loved seeing Kris and being there with him. It was my friend's birthday and since he had been an old friend of the late Johnny Cash who was also a friend of Kris it was a very special event for us. We were very disappointed because the microphone and speakers were set up so that Kris could not turn around while he was performing. The Walt Disney music hall is set up in the round so that every one could have a good view of the performer but all we saw was his back the intire time except when he turned and smiled during the applause. I am very disappointed in such a beautiful expensive hall. The floor should rotate during the performance or the entertainer should be microphone so he could move independently and turn to the entire audience. We were impress with Kris, his music and the songs he wrote "Sunday Morning Coming Down" brought the house down. I still felt cheated and felt like the surprise for my friend's brithday was not as it could have been. I hope that it will be possible to see him perform again in a different venue.

This was # 12 or 13 for going to a Kris Kristofferson concert - and this was as good as they all are. I honor his talent - his songs stir the soul. I honor the fact that he's still performing after all these years. Fabulous that it was just him - his guitar and his songs -- singing from the heart as he always does. At one point he said he was worried the Disney Concert Hall wouldn't invite him back because of empty seats - I didn't see any empty seats - and even if there were - the room was filled with love and admiration. See ya' again in January, Kris! (Santa Barbara!)

The man is a legend. his voice is better than ever, he played for 1.5 hours straight, just him and his guitar, and a room full of admirers. tracing 40 years of country and folk music history, he really is a master singer songwriter and perhaps the most underrated superstar of the 20th and 21st century. He is down to earth almost to a fault, and hasnt lost his charm in all these years. Bravo Kris and I hope many more years to come

What a scene! The magnificent Disney Hall stage. One man, alone with a guitar under a spotlight. And then, in his age-tested, raspy voice, Kris Kristofferson begins with one of the poignant classics that launched his career. His heartfelt renderings brought me back to that first time my husband and I saw him many years ago when he was the unknown opening act to Linda Rondstadt (sp?) at the Troubador. His lyrics are sheer poetry, and the show was one I feel privileged to have shared with the appreciative audience.

What an amazing evening! Kris filled up the Disney Concert Hall with his presence and his song writing talent.

great show this was my first time seeing him and he was wonderful to hear. i have always been a big fan of his. next time i hope he plays a smaller hall. walt disney hall staff overall was poor most of the staff was no help and i will never go back to see any one there.

It had many years since I'd seen Kris in concert and I was anticipating this night with unabashed enthusiasm. The lack of his back up band though turned what used to be great rollicking fun into a pretty sedate experience. Kris, not really great with the small talk and banter many artists are really good at in a concert setting, seemed a bit awkward and out of place in the huge concert hall. He fumbled often with his harmonica and his voice is rockier than ever as age creeps in. The songs however, were great, gone were many of the overtly political songs which cost him greatly in the late 80's and early 90's , and frankly I was happy to see them go. Kristofferson is and will always be the greatest poet of his time and when you listen to the words and the story he is telling you get a sense of the man himself. Would I recommend it? Sure, it wasn't fun but it was good and how often do you get to see a legend perform live?

One of the best shows i have ever been too. Kris is not as old as they say he is and put on one hell of a show. One I'll never forget. Go see him if you can. A must for all ages.