Paul Revere and the Raiders Tickets

Gentlemen My wife and I thouroly enjoyed the show May 5th. We left there feeling we got our money's worth for the time spent. We plan on seeing the show in Branson, when we get there! The songs brought back many memories for me, As I was once a band member in high school and we did many of the songs of that era!. As a Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran, I thank you guys for the tribute to us. Songs like " we got to get out of this place"... really hit home. Thank you again for a terrific show !

I hadn't seen Paul Revere for many years, and remembered them as a very tight band. LIke a lot of oldies bands, some of the members have been rejuvenated-everybody cannot be 73 (like Paul Revere). The lead singer is sensational-a trained vocalist. Played many of their hits, a couple of covers, and Revere-with his patter between songs-kept it lively. A full house, great venue and a great entertaining show.

It was great... I wish you'd have them again... They are wonderful and have a great group. Wish you'd have more NW groups... WOULD attend again. SOLD OUT what more can we say?

Four of us drove over to Snoqualmie Casino (about 230 round trip) to see Paul Revere and the Raiders. We enjoyed singing along to all the songs of when we were growning up. We have been to another of their concerts a few years ago down in Reno at Hot August Nights. Enjoyed thursday night

Well, expect a show of about 75 minutes (tops) including encore. It was probably as much comedy (jokes about old people, etc) as there was music. Paul was pretty funny and entertaining. But I think some of us came there to hear all the old Paul Revere & the Raiders music. A lot of what they played was abbreviated (short clips of some of their hits). Although they did play the full verions of a few of them. Personally, I could have done with fewer jokes and more of the old hits. Of course Paul is the only original left of the group. But most of the rest have been with him for 30+ years. IMHO, the show was "OK" but too short and too light on the old hits.

Standing room only. great show. Many of the Rockers from bands in the 60's and 70's wre there to show their support great seeing every one

We had seen his show a few years ago at Chinook Winds Casino. It was just as good this time. I've never seen a 73 year old move that quickly. The singer from the Backstreet Boys had an amazing voice. The harmony was amazing. The intermittent jokes were funny.

It was a very funny adventure. Through there music they take you on a dance through the 60's and the rest of their careers. Paul Revere is an inspiration for any of us who grew up in the 60's, because, for 73 years old he still carries in his heart, the spirit of what the times were like back then. Wild, crazy, fun, and great music. The Raiders consist of vetrans from an array of other great bands of that day, and reflect the professional, positive and fun loving side of performing, The show is done with great humor. Along the lines of "Where The Action Is" for those who remember the show, which was produce in part with Dick Clark, and shown nation wide. This is a high value show and well worth double the ticket price. Would highly recommend this show.

I'm not a big fan of Paul Revere and The Raiders, never have been, but my husband is so I agreed to go. I also went to high school with Doug Heath and knew him and Ron Foos from the City Zu, a local Seattle band from back in the 60's, so it was fun to see them again. The concert was late starting by about 10- 15 minutes and ended in just over an hour. Not long enough for the cost of the tickets. The comedy from Paul was corny, but good for a few laughs. The music was OK, but nothing spectacular. I personally wouldn't do it again, but die hard fans would like it I guess.

The Mad Man of Rock & Roll was right on Thursday night. The music was great and Paul was up to his usual tricks. The casino venue was just the right size. It was like I got to know Paul all over again!

As always, we laugh as if it is the first time we've seen the show. The music is so fun to hear every time. We have seen them at least 7 or 8 times in the last 10 years, and always wish it could go on forever. Love all the guys, they are a real genuine group of "good people". Hope to see them again in Oregon in July. "Love that Rock and Roll".

We saw them 2 years ago in Branson, Mo. Were fantastic then and even GREATER at Snoqualmie casino. A packed house!! All were Raider followers and middled aged. They relived their pasts, standing, clapping, screaming!! An overall good show. Lots of music and lots of humor. Hope they come back to the Seattle area sometime soon

What a kick! Fun 60's music taking you back in time and comedy all weaved together. A great time had by all...

For a band that has been around since the 60s, Paul Revere and the Raiders just get better with age. The show is designed to keep the memories alive, and all the one liners Paul tells are so funny I had tears running down my face. He has a quick wit and uses it for his jokes and funny bits. When he said "ok, we love to play this song" and holds a fake gun at the band members and they all nod in fake agreement it's hard to resist chuckling. The hits are all there: Louie Louie, Just Like Me, Indian Reservation, Kicks, Let Me and an assortment of 60s gold: Born to Be Wild, American Band. I have seen these guys over the years many times and every show is 100% over the top fabulous.

Paul Revere and the "New" Raiders rocked the Ballroom at Snoqualmie Casino on Thursday night. They played all their hits and even threw in a few from other bands from the 60'sand 70's. Everyone on stage played a part in producing some great sounds - the drummer was marvelous, keyboards rocked and both bass and lead guitar were outstanding. While Paul was the narrator and leader of the group, he came off a little corny at times - but the crowd still loved him. The real standout was the lead singer, who had a marvelous grasp of all the favorties and had a voice to die for. This is definitely a "must see" night of good, solid 60's entertainment.

The concert was amazing. This is the 13th time I have been. It keeps getting better each time I go. Paul constantly has new jokes and skits that he does. I would recommend this concert to anyone. They are for all ages of adults.

Very intertaining! Paul Revere still has the stuff!! The new band member were great..Great fun evening. Loved their stick!! Great venue for a small concert!

When the Biloxi concert started, I was blown away by seeing "Where The Action Is: again after all of these years. I remember coming home from school when I was in the seventh grade to see Where the Action Is. Always comical but always great music. I played the piano from an early age and would loved to have played in a rock n'roll band and if I would have had that chance, this would have been the group. I saw Paul Revere and the Raiders for the first time during the week of Cruisin' The Coast here in Biloxi, Mississippi in the closing days prior to Hurricane Katrina in 2003. My dad had passed away in Mid September. I asked my son if he would like to go and he said that he would so we set out for the Events Center. I had a ball and so did he and promised myself that given the chance that I would go again. This time I took my wife; she had a ball! The songs sounded so much like the recordings, even after all of these years. I am a big fan and will always be a fan. So many people of all ages along with wheelchairsand walkers. Long live Paul and his Raiders and may they never die! What great entertainers!

Paul Revere & The Raiders were nothing less than spectacular at Casino Rama! The sound was great and the songs sounded exactly like powerful live versions of the records I owned and played till I wore them out. Paul's comedy and showmanship were a wonderful surprise as were the costumes and dance moves of the band, it was like watching "Where The Action is" in color! Darren the lead singer is fabulous as is the entire band and I've never seen a drummer like this guy Tommy in my life. The energy of this band gets your heart pounding just watching them and makes you feel young again. A magnificent evening of entertainment, excellent rock and roll and funny, FUNNY stuff. I HIGHLY recommend this show!

Definitely worth the money. I would see them again and again. It was not just a music show it was totally entertaining. I hope he rocks on for more years.