Paul Simon Tickets

Seats were great. Sound was amazing! Parking was close. Excellent venue!

Great show. Played all the hits, as appropriate for a farewell tour. Sprinkled in some reflection as well. Great compliment of backing musicians.

I have seen Paul Simon several times over the last 40 years including once with Art Garfunkel. This last concert in Atlanta was the most awesome, most memorable. He did 3 encores and was so in touch with the audience. Great show!

Paul Simon concert was okay - I found it slow moving and no energy filled. He is an excellent artist and songwriter but I don't feel he played his best concert. One MAJOR problem was the venue lighting. Blue lights were constantly focused on the audience to the point of being blinded. I really needed sunglasses and my friend who had eye surgery recently was forced to keep her hand over her eyes. Very poor lighting. I am at events at Madison Square Garden quite frequently and this is the first time I ever experienced this problem. All this being said I am glad I went to see him prior to his retirement and wish him nothing but the best on the road that is in front of him.

What an incredible performance by Paul Simon and his amazing band! yMusic was off the charts. I saw Paul and his band almost 20 years ago and it wasn't as good as this show. Farewell, Paul! You went out with a truly exceptional performance at almost 77!!!

Although we were so far back that we really couldn't see Paul Simon well, the screen projection was excellent and allowed us to totally enjoy his performance.

Loved it, loved it, loved it! Paul Simon was on stage for 21/2 hours, played one great song after another. He also invited people to stand and dance, which I appreciate since I go to concerts to listen, stand, and dance. We had great seats (floor( and enjoyed the show from start to finish!

2 hours 45 minutes of songs from 70s to 2000's. He was always on stage and very personal at times about his musicians, and other members of the band. Some band members played solo's but he was still there on stage playing his guitar. Played two 6 string guitars and one 12 string guitar during most of the songs he sung. Song selection would go from all years that he produced so us older folks got the songs we liked and the younger folks got songs they knew. Best show and seats in a long time. Would go again!

I was disappointed in the concert. Paul Simon did too many songs that I have never heard before. Even the most popular songs didn't sound like they should. I am glad that I got a chance to see him before he quits touring, but it could have been a lot better.

I've been following his farewell tour like a hawk. I am so glad he came to Pittsburgh at the end. This was the concert of a lifetime. The big magazine reviews of the concerts are spot on. I only regret that I can't live it all again.

As expected, Paul Simon was fantastic. At 77 he played nonstop for 2.5 hours and had numerous talented New York musicians supporting him. Wonderful show!

Paul's Madison Square Garden show was a trip through time with one of the most iconic and enduring musical geniuses of the last fifty years. He delved into his musical roots from the fifties and took us on a musical journey of his career that was a celebration of his many incarnations from Simon and Garfunkel to his solo work and the various musical genres he so amazingly delved into. He talked to the audience like we were old friends and we sang along with the music we grew up and grew old with. His large band of talented musicians and singers made for a great evening. With so much material he could draw from, I am sure it was difficult to chose what songs to play but he covered a wealth of his finest tunes such as "Still Crazy After All These Years", "Graceland", "A Bridge Over Troubled Waters", "Homeward Bound" and closed with the song that launched his career, "The Sounds of Silence". Thank you Paul for an unforgettable evening.

What a wonderful experience this show was! Not only for the fans but for the man himself, who appeared to be having the time of his life throughout the performance & seemed content in the fact that he was fulfilling a dream for himself & all in attendance. What a gift for the masses.

Seeing Paul Simon perform at the end of his Homeward Bound Tour was an incredible experience. His voice was strong and his band kept Madison Square Garden energized. Having seen Paul Simon in 2003 when he was on the Old Friends/Bookends Tour with Art Garfunkel, I can say that this was a much different experience. While it marked the end of his formal touring, the mood of the concert was forward looking as opposed to retrospective. For over two and a half hours, Paul Simon reminded us of his enduring legacy as one of the great singer/songwriters. His lyrics captured times and memories. I remain grateful to have attended this show. Much like the 2003 concert with Art Garfunkel, it was an evening I will never forget.

great concert and well organized at Madison Square Garden.

i thought the show was great, paul sounded terrific and he looked like he was having alot of fun on stage. He played for 21/2 hours and came out twice after that. Great show

Absolutely one the great performers. The Garden was ready for a great show and Paul Simon delivered. He played mostly hits. He spoke about how he wrote many famous songs. Sorry to see him retire

Tremendous show! I sure hope he will keep composing music and performing, even if he won't tour. That's what he said he'd do.

He played most of his hits. Really connected with the audience. His band was entertaining also.

This may be a farewell concert but Paul Simon’s songs will live on forever. We will never forget his words and the creativity and magic they bring to a song. The musicians that accompanied him were terrific too!