Larry Graham Tickets

This was one of the best concerts I've ever attended. Larry Graham and Graham Central Station (GCS) performed for almost three hours and had the audience on its feet clapping, dancing and singing along throughout the night. Graham performed all of the favorities for which he is well known and his voice and bass playing were exceptional. From the grand entrance that featured Larry and his band, all dressed in white, marching in like a high school marching band from the rear of the Regency Ballroom with Larry leading the procession and playing a drum, to the finale almost three hours later, it was a one-of-a kind extravaganza that engaged all of the senses. This was my first time seeing Graham perform live and I was impressed by his command of the stage and showmanship. A highlight of the show was when Graham sang his hit song "One in a Million" as a tribute to a special group of married couples in attendance. Among them were his father and mother-in law, Bill and Lena Fields, marrried 44 years, and 50 year honoree Raymond Gumbs, owner of Gumbs' Barber Shop in Hayward where Graham grew up and graduated from high school. I would encouage anyone that has an opportunity to see Graham and GCS live to do it; you won't regret it.

I CAN ONLY SAY ABOUT LARRY GRAHAM AMAZING.YOU HAD TO BE THERE.

This was a GREAT show! Larry Graham played and performed for about 2 1/2 hours non-stop. He kept the audience engaged and alllowed them to be part of the experience. Larry played all of his hits and took us back to his roots with some songs from his days with Sly & The Family Stone. He was truly touched by the recption from those in attendance and reminded us that San Francisco is his "True Home" where it all began for him, even though he is currently living in Minnesota. When Larry comes BACK to S.F. Get tickets and go to the show. You won't regret it.

This show was the best one I have seen in a very long time. The venue was great, the show was awesome. I wish there were more shows like this one. OMG!! It was just great.

This was one of the best funk rock shows I have seen period and I've seen most of the major acts still touring today. This could possibly be be your only chance to see Larry Graham and GCS live so don't pass it up, because it was Soooo good.

The crowd jumped to their feet the moment they marched in and did not land until the final thump on the tamborine. It was like being at a family reunion. Love permeated the room. Graham conducted his band and the audience as Leopold conducts a great symphony. They played danced sing and that was the crowd. The band got off. He brought back so many memories especially when he started playing some of the hits with Sly and the Family Stone. Larry left it all on the stage. This man is the #1 funk Master. If you play bass (I do), he ran a clinic. He started thumping notes between the notes. In a funky sycopated manner never to be heard again. I thoroughly recommend this show to everyone who enjoys old-school music and want a good time.

Last night, we saw Larry Graham and GCS (the baddest group from East to West) in San Francisco. Larry was still awesome on that base, full of energy and connected with the audience as though it were 1979!!! He gave us TOTAL and absolute value for our ticket price; he played 2-1/2 hours!!! That's right; he gave his band a break, but he NEVER LEFT THE STAGE from 10:15 pm to 12:45 am this morning. Cannot wait to see him again; even if we pay more, I know we'll get our money's worth PLUSSSSSS.

It was a home coming of sort for Larry and the group. Many members of Larry's extended family joined him on stage at the end of the concert. He started the set with classic Graham Central Station standards and closed with Sly & the Family Stone greatest hits. I thought he was going to play all night. The concert lasted a full 3 hours of non stop funk. The energy and talent was amazing. The only issue I had was there was no horn section.

OMG!!! This show was amazing. Slave was good but the reason I was there was because of Larry Graham and Grand Central Station(GCS). Larry's intro was great - the band in all white entered through the crowd as a marching band. At that moment I felt my blood pressure rising anctipating them taking the stage. They made their way to the stage and the band got down. He played a great deal of GCS songs and alot of Sly and the Family Stone's hits. A nice treat was the drummer from Sly's group jammed for a couple of songs. Larry sang One and A Million and honored couple's who've been together for 30 or more years and one of those couples was his mother & father-in-law. OMG the father was so loving kissing his beautiful wife passionately several times on the cheek . I was overcome with emotions. Alright, enough about the mushy stuff!!! Larry and GCS played well over their time frame but I'm sure he was on stage for 2 1/2 hours. The show ended with his family joining him on stage - you can see and feel the love. Overall Larry & GCS was AMAZING and Larry was really appreciative of the love the Bay Area was giving. I didn't want the night to end but it did & I'm thankful and honored to have seen and heard such an amazing musician.