Lindsey Buckingham Tickets

Great intimate venue and fantastic acoustics for Lindsey's guitar work (and the rest of the band, for that matter)! I'm always amazed with his picking style and his ability to move throughout the range of his collection of gutars (which were switched for just about every song) is incredible to witness in person. Lindsey is one of the most passionate performers of my age! Also a great fan of Neal Heywood and his complimentary rythym and lead riffs which are always right in step. Some great new songs from his new CD due in September.. my favorites were "In Our Own Time" & "End of Time". Can't wait to buy.

This was an incredible night in Beverly Hills! At the Saban Theater,formerly the Wilshire Theater,an intimate 1500 seat venue is where the night came alive with some of the most unbelieveable guitar playing from Lindsey Buckingham,and stellar performance's from his band. The show started off with Lindsey playing a few classics alone with his acoustic guitar.Then he was off and running with the rest of the band. The new material sounded very good and makes me wish that his soon to be released CD,Seeds We Sow,was already available. This should be another gem from Buckingham and will be a must hear for fans.For me the highlight's of this amazing set included " Never Going Back Again " and " I'm So Afraid " on both of which I thought Buckingham's guitars just might burst into flames! All in all,like I said in the begining...INCREDIBLE! Thank you Lindsey for sharing your world with us this one night.......

Gorgeous venue, fair price and it was fun having it filmed. Can't wait to watch it in September again on tv! Also rows R and S were chosen to fill in a few seats closer. So lucky we were to get to be closer!

This was sort of a surprise concert. Only about a week and a half before the show it was announced that Lindsey Buckingham would be playing The Saban Theatre (formerly The Wilshire) for a taping of a DVD to be released in September 2011, along with a new Lindsey Buckingham album. THIS is my kind of surprise! The Saban is a beautiful theatre which holds only about 1500 people, so when the ticket states "an intimate evening with Lindsey Buckingham", they weren't kidding. Lindsey came out and started with an acoustic type set before bringing out the other three players in his band. He sprinkled in about six new songs from his upcoming Seeds We Sow album. Lindsey was in great voice and his guitar playing was as beautiful and fiery as ever! Even though it was a taped show, they went through it just like a regular concert and there were no extra "takes" during the show. This is the second time I"ve taken a friend to a Lindsey Buckingham show and they've come out just amazed at his showmanship. Since it's already something I have known for a very long time, I'm happy to help broaden the musical horizons of my friends. Please note, I have listed the set list below, but there are a couple of new songs that I'm not entirely sure their correct titles.

This was a spectacular performance by a rare artist. I've seen Lindsey live multiple times solo and with Fleetwood Mac and tonight he was in top form. As good as ever. His voice was strong and controlled, his playing impeccable. He has the energy of someone half his age. He absolutely killed it on solo versions of Go Insane, Never Going Back Again, Big Love, Trouble, and more. He and the band killed it on high octane renditions of Second Hand News, I'm So Afraid, All My Sorrows, Under the Skin, etc. He broke out several new songs from the upcoming album, Seeds We Sow, all of which were fantastic. I can't wait until the DVD comes out!

Jimmy Hendrix was not really recognized as the guitar god and genius that he was until years after his death. Buckingham frequently appears down the list for the "best guitarist" in terms of ranking (even lower than Joan Jett?!?!?). However, anyone who has seen him play live in concert knows that he should rank near the top of any of these lists. His voice seems stronger than the last tour. The guitar playing was spectacular. He starts playing and singing (solo), and he fills the room with amazing texture and sound. The first 3rd of the setlist was a 10/10+++. Again, he mostly played solo songs without his backup band even on stage. Then, he played some of his new songs (6/10). They seem OK, but nothing mind blowing like "Shut Us Down" or "Time Precious Time". The last 3rd of the show started to really pick-up, and then finished with a number of slower songs (8/10). I hope that on the Fall tour they change the setlist a little to leave the audience wanting more at the end. Everyone starts standing and dancing & then it abruptly stops. That was odd. Usually, he ends with a mind blower like the two previously mentioned tunes. They filmed this show for a fall TV special. He warned the audience that they might need to stop and redo songs, etc. Of course, this guy is so amazing that they just played right through without interruption. In terms of venue, the Saban Theatre has been remodeled. It is a GREAT place for a small concert. Great sound, nice seating layout, and VERY friendly staff. Amazing Art Deco design, etc. Lindsey seems more comfortable in a controlled environment like the Saban although he absolutely rips it in the smaller "bar type" venues. I'm sure the audio and video quality of this show will be a 10/10. Either way, the audience wins big.

Lindsey still has it...........his artistry with the guitar is unforgettable.

What can be said about Lindsey Buckingham that hasn't already been written in the past 4 decades? He is the most gifted, multi-talented artist still seriously involved in the music business today. For more than 35 years he's been composing and performing original music, producing his own albums/cds, and playing the guitar like nobody's business. More than that, he does everything with such passion and intensity like no other performer you will ever see live. I have seen him many times in huge arenas and stadiums with Fleetwood Mac. As great as that's been, it doesn't compare with seeing him alone in an intimate setting. No other guitarist can hold an audience spellbound with his unique playing style and heartfelt emotional vocal delivery. Granted, the pipes aren't what they used to be. Everybody loses vocal range with age, but Lindsey makes up for this by delivering so much personal feeling to the audience when singing his songs. I was overwhelmed being part of an experience where this man gaves so much of himself to strangers. On the flip side, he is very warm and funny. I've never laughed out loud at a show as I did during the encore. Everyone was barking like dogs at the end of "Holiday Road" and Lindsey sumed it up by saying at the end, "that was very undignified." Dude was barking the loudest of all. It was a stark contrast to earlier in the show when he moved me to tears during "Under the Skin," a very touching song of inspiration. You will be on an emotional roller coaster from start to finish at any of his solo live shows. I've seen him on every solo tour and I've never been disappointed. He has a great group of talented guys in his 4 piece band. The only slight let down was not hearing a few songs from his wonderful "Out of the Cradle" album of 1992. This set was full of his latest two solo outings, "Gift of Screws" 2008, and "Under the Skin" 2006, with a generous helping of FM hits thrown in . It was great for both his die hard solo fans and Mac fans alike. If you have a chance to see him live as a solo, do it. This guy's for real.

The night was amazing. I was blown away by the brilliance of this awesome artist. He was very down to earth and you could really sense the depth of his artistry and person in viewing his performance. I recommend seeing him to anyone and everyone who appreciates real art. I will be seeing anytime I can in the future. There is a real difference in just seeing him play. He's the best guitarist you will ever find in pop music, EVER. And now that's he's gotten older, his words carry a great deal of meaning. It also hlps that he gets very talented musicians to help him out all the way. It's beautiful. You're in for an amazing experience!