MR Big Tickets

Mr Big has been a favorite band of my wife and I since their first album! Martin, Gilbert, Sheehan and Torpey are top notch musicians that write amazing songs and out on an awesome show! From the opening song Daddy, Brother, Lover, Little Boy (The Drill Song) through "Alive and Kickin", Green Tinted Sixties Mind, Take a Walk to the awesome "Addicted to the Rush" up to the "Baba O'Reilly" encore, these guys are a non stop rock and roll force to be reckoned with! Still in top form!! Also, the waiter Monte was fantastic! He took care of my wife and I and I would go back to B B Kings in NYC just for him! A fantastic night all around!

Band looked and sounded great! Played almost 2 hrs

As always Mr. Big never lets you down, great show, awesome musicians a true SUPER group! As a drummer it was sad to see Pat's Parkinsons attack him like that though cause he's definitely an influence of mine!

Band was great as always. They kept the audience entertained and sound was great!!! Such a fun bunch of guys that love doing their thing!!!

Mr Big is one of my favorite bands. They are one of a kind. I really love listening to them and watching them live.

Mr. Big (and the solo tours of the band members) doesn't come up to Boston very often, so a Saturday night show in NYC was as close as we could get. Totally worth the trip, they were in top form.

Third time seeing Mr. Big in 6 years at BB Kings and they did not dissapoint! They played a blistering set mixing in their classic hits with more recent tunes and two new tracks from their upcoming studio album "Defying Gravity". One of the tracks is properly named 1992 and it takes you back to when the band scored their #1 single "To Be With You". It really is a treat to watch these guys perform live. Please keep touring!

Nice to see them in a great venue. They sounded terrific and played in top form. I liked the new song the played as well. I hope their tour goes well!

First of all, the Potawatami Casino Northern Lights Theatre is the BEST place to see a show in Milwaukee. Small, intimate & not a bad seat in the house. After 30 years Mr. Big is STILL together & still an incredible live band. Like Extreme, Mr. Big were lumped into the "hair metal" catagory when they really were not a hair metal band. This is a band of 4 superstar musicians including bass guru Billy Shean & guitar wiz Paul Gilbert. Led by the amazing vocals of Eric Martin, Mr. Big were at the peak of popularity in early 90`s. As alternative music took over the band continued to tour & release new product. Their popularity overseas is unquestioned!! They can still cut it live!! 18 songs, they played almost 2 hours & exhibited amazing musicianship. Sure the hair is shorter but the songs still hold up. Eric`s vocals are still top notch. I appreciate they still include original drummer Pat Torpey in the show. He has worked his way thru medical problems but simply cannot handle a whole show. So they include him on a handful of songs. We were lucky enough to see the FIRST show of 2017 tour. They included one new song which was awesome. I`m 50 years old...I lived thru the 80`s and this tinted mind still thinks Mr. Big rocks!!

Eric Martin and his bandmates are some of the most exceptional musicians performing today and their first opening concert of the tour in Milwaukee did not disappoint.

The drums were overpowering. They literally drowned out a lot of the guitar work. Vocals were hard to understand. Between the bass of the drums and bass guitar it was too much for the treble of the guitar to compete with. Venue was small but very nice, no need to have a band that loud in a theater that small.

I knew, going into this show, that they didn't have a ton of popular material to pull from. I hoped that the audience interaction would be good and that the new songs would be worth listening to. Not only are the new songs poor, the audience interaction was lame. Hey Eric Martin, Bret Michaels is a bigger star than you and he high fives the audience and gets them involved. Skip this show...Mr. Big should be opening for other bands, not trying to fill 2 hours with below average material.

What do you expect, guys , ha ? Of course they did outstanding performance. Their ties are tight as ever plus Matt Starr did excellent job for the band since original drummer , Pat Torpey has a condition. But after said that, Pat did amazing performance, he played more numbers behind the kit than their last tour, and their famous cover number, The Who's ' Baba O'Riley' was just outstanding. They answered their individual interviews that they are hoping performing more in 2017 and maybe with a new studio album. So guys watch the space, Mr.Big is back Again!!!

This is my first time at the Rose. Venues were good and the band played incredible. Definitely I will recommend this show to my friends.

Wish I saw these guys years ago when I had the CDs back in college! Paul Gilbert is just such an amazing talent and a great personality. And to see the original drummer Pat out there doing what he can is fantastic.

Better known worldwide for soft-hearted late 80's hits like "To be with You" & "Just Take My Heart", however, Los Angeles based supergroup Mr. Big still serves up a huge Porterhouse sized serving of rip-roaring hard rockin' anthems designed to get fans up out of their seats and on their feet with fists in the air. Known for their dynamic musicianship and ability to put together some of the most blistering guitar (Paul Gilbert) & bass (Billy Sheehan) solos seen anywhere in rock & roll along with extremely powerful but melodic vocals from super soulful singer Eric Martin, altogether the band seems to always be ready to deliver the goods in concert! This was definitely the case at The Rose in Pasadena (CA.) on 9/29/2016!!!

If you are thinking about seeing Mr Big, do it! You will not be disappointed. This could be the best band I have seen in the past three years, they kicked a**!

Show was so exciting and really great. They gave me the very good time that night. I'd like to go there again soon.

Great band with excellent musicians! And you will not see much others "Paul Gilberts" around. He is amazing!

Mr. Big never quite reached the level of stardom in America that they have in Japan and other countries. Their debut album and subsequent release, which featured the HUGE hit single "To Be With You", came at a time when the hard rock of the 80s was dying to the new grunge wave of the early 90s. Mr. Big only had four dates in the U.S., New York was the 3rd stop. They do have an extremely loyal fan base and when we do have the opportunity to see a show here, we all come out for it. B. B. King Blues Club was sold out, with fans coming from around the world. I met people from all across America, Germany, Japan, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. Their drummer, Pat Torpey, was diagnosed with Parkinson's last year and has not been able to play the entire set list, so Matt Starr has been helping with the drum duties. We were all pleased that Pat is doing well and was able to play on quite a few songs. When he wasn't playing the full drum set, he had a smaller set right next to Matt's that he played while singing backup. Matt is a very capable fill in and I was very happily surprised and delighted by his addition to the band. Mr. Big has never disappointed me in the past and this show was no exception. They came out rocking hard and fast and didn't stop until they were forced to leave the stage because there was another show after theirs. Umm, what the hell BB Kings? The audience sang along, danced, and cheered to all the songs, every song is a favorite! Eric knows how to work the crowd, he is a magnetic front man, and didn't fail to make everyone feel like they were part of the Mr. Big family. You know he loves to be up there performing, it's evident in everything he does and every song he sings. He would give the same performance for 5 people or 5000. Time has only improved his vocals and he sounds better than ever. Highlights for me were Billy and Paul's solos, both so technically masterful that you couldn't help but be breathless, The Monster in Me, and East/West. Both are songs off of their new album. Who am I kidding, the whole show was a highlight!