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Haven't seen Pat Travers since the early 80s. Make no doubt about it, this man can still ROCK & he WILL kick your ass!! Can't wait until he comes back to St Louis, I will be there!!
Having the show right there in the hotel/casino was awesome. Pat Travers is a premier guitarist and singer that many may not know but he's been in the business since the 70's. The company running the venue were fantastic also and very friendly. Because the main entrance to the hotel was closed they needed to have better signage telling people where to park and check in. Other than that the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful.
This was my third time seeing Pat & it was the best. I just wished a few more songs would have been added & thus a longer show. He is only getting better with age. I loved that he did stuff from "Life In London". When the show started off with Rock n Roll Susie I was surprised & figured this would be a good night, and it was. They played about 14 or 15 songs including newer stuff which blends well with the older tunes. You can never go wrong seeing someone at the Tralf. Good sight lines all over.
Pat Travers and his band were on fire! Pat always has great musicians playing with him and puts on a great live show. Super cool dude as well ! The sound engineer had the PA dialed in and sounding amazing! The Tralf is a great place to see a show.
The show was classics Pat Travers. However, the headliner Rick Derringer pulled out over a month ago and neither the venue nor Ticketmaster was forthcoming about it. Very unprofessional and many people were very disappointed.
So the Pat Travers Trio kicked our arses tonight at the Space in Westbury!. Rockin' set and Blues. Pat Travers on guitar and vocals, with Tommy Craig on drums & David Pastorius, nephew of Legendary jazz bassist Jaco Pastorius on bass. UNBELIEVABLE.....GREAT CONCERT!!!!
Pat Travers at age 64 works just as hard as when I saw him in 1978, and his show at "The Space" in Westbury, N.Y., was incredible. Leading his power-trio of David Pastorious on bass and Tommy Craig on drums, Travers puts out enough rich sound and raw energy to rival bands of any size. If you get the chance to see this blues-rock legend, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
Wish it could of lasted all night !!!! He missed nothing.
What a great place to see a concert. Bella Donna was really good and Pat Travers rocked it The Drummer Tommy Craig was Awesome!!!
Pat and his trio nailed all of his original material and did a killer job on "Born Under a Bad Sign". Fantastic show!
Pat has a new band and it is a good one so see them if you get the chance
This was a really good show. He played very well and had a good time. There was audience interaction. The bass player was great also.
Great show, played some of his best. I would recommend you go see Pat!
Pat Travers put on a good show at the Ameristar Casino St Charles, MO Fri, Aug 26, 2016. He played nonstop for about 1 hour 20 min. Wish he could have at least played until 11:00pm. As it was he was done by 10:20. Seating at the Ameristar is open General Admission,so I got there early.
The sound was great - the bands were great - the set was great. Unfortunately the club advertised that the show started at 9. I got there before 9 and missed nearly all of Eric's show. I had very much wanted to see Eric and band play. I am very mad.
Eric Gales is a musician's musician! His guitar solos are a thing of magic. He goes from rock to funk to jazz to blues so smoothly it will make your head spin. It is obvious that he is having fun up there and truly enjoys entertaining his crowd.
Travers played both old and new, excellent performance... everyone liked Eric as well!
Great show! Pat and the boys rocked the house! So much talent from every band member.
Boy can these guys play. Pat has not lost a beat. I will absolutely go see him every time he comes to town.
Really enjoyed the show! The band members are great musicians and the performance was high energy and very entertaining.
