Paul Simon Tickets

A wonderful program of music from his 5 decade career. Hard to top many of his classics. His voice is still strong and clear after all these years.

Paul Simon concert was awesome! Just wish that our seats didn't have such a blocked view of the large screen monitor. We sat in section 210, row 14. The lighting fixtures blocked our view of Paul Simon's face on the big screen for much of the performance.

Paul Simon was fantastic, really had an enjoyable time.

Sensational concert! Fabulous musicians, great songs!

Great show by a legend, tremendous back up performers

Paul put on the show of shows.His arrangements were beyond great.You could tell that he put all his heart into the show being HOME AGAIN.

It was a show more for Paul than fans who wanted to hear his hits. He catered to what he wanted, which of course is his perogative. His sound is different now, doesn’t hit the notes like he used to.

Paul Simon is not only "Still Crazy after all these years," he is still spectacular, too! He provided the best musicians I ever heard and performed with grace, style, and professionalism. It was one of the best concerts I ever attended.

This was one of the most magical and memorable concerts I've ever been to. I was nervous about it being chaotic and stressful, with tons of people. In was the exact opposite. The vibe was cozy and relaxing. It felt as if Paul Simon was playing in our living room. The sound quality was amazing and every seat had a perfect view.

What’s to say? The man is a legend. Only problem was that I didn’t know some of the songs and the camera angle for the video screen put the mic directly in front of his mouth—so there was no hope of figuring out the words by reading his lips. Otherwise, it was PAUL SIMON and the absolutely incredible musicians who played with him. An epic evening!

Paul was awesome Friday night at the Garden. His set list drew selectively from his vast body of work, ranging from the S & G era (America, Homeward Bound, Bridge, Boxer, Sound of Silence) through his varied solo career (Mother and Child Reunion through Wristband). His musicians, as always, were awesome, including an orchestral group called yMusic, who were a real treat and backed him on Rene an Georgette Magritte with their Dog After the War, I Can't Run and Bridge. Mark Stewart, his amazing guitarist, was there as were a number of his long time band members. Paul gave a touching remembrance to Vincent Nguini, his long time guitar player from Cameroon, who died recently. Paul was is in strong voice and sounded as fine as ever. He reminds us of just how great a guitarist he is, too, highlighted by his acoustic versions of American Tune, Questions for the Angels, and the heart stopping Sound of Silence to close the show. I have had the pleasure of seeing Paul alone (and with Art) many times and each time it has been a memory for a lifetime. This concert was no exception.

Paul Simon's concert is one NOT to miss. The band is incredible and you will sing along old and new success. AMAZING!

Amazing show. Played the favorites. Decent view from the 200’s.

Absolutely Flawless Performance! Paul's vocals were on point & flawless...as was Paul's incredible & professions musicians. Paul was engaging with the audience...almost like a living room vibe. And...Paul & his band rewarded us with several encore performances.

Paul Simon is an incomparable composer and musician. The breadth of his catalog is amazing. His concert was an incredible experience. I would see him again at another, perhaps smaller, venue. Hope he will do more shows - at least for us in New York. I give the venue a 3 star because the seats are incredibly cramped. I'm only 5'9" and it wasn't comfortable. Also your walking path off the sides of the aisle are tight. Very little room between the step up and the path to the aisle. The ceiling lights at times were glaring into our eyes.

What an incredible show...after all these years...he still has the chops to sing beautifully, entertain and interact with the audience allowing us to forget how many people were in the same room. I wish him everything that he wishes for from his retirement from touring...he deserves every bit of it.

Great performer and great concert. I hope he continues to tour.

What more to say about Mr. Simon? After a long, rich and prolific carrer, Paul Simon delivered his (likely to be) penultimate show this Friday, Sep 21th, at a crowded Madison Square Garden. Opening with the young-and-naïve dreamers of "America" and closing with the battered-but-not-defeated veterans of "American Tune" and "Homeward Bound" -- with the dark-and-yet-full-of-hope poet of the iconic "The Sound of Silence" making his final stance at the stage, the set could suggest a modest and somewhat bitter step out. Not for the fans that packed the MSG. They sang and danced happily the incredible variety of tunes created by Paul Simon in his 6-decades career. Make a summary of the 2+ hours show would be a hard task: enough to say that, in the end, we all still missed a number of old successes which didn't find its way to the set list. If some bitterness remained, was for not being possible to double the time of the show and for the sense that, maybe, those who were at the MSG that night may have sung together, for their last time, what was "written in the sounds of silence".

50+ years of exceptional music and entertainment in one concert! And to close with a solo acoustic set made for a remarkable and memorable evening.

What a great show!! Paul Simon is Amazing ! The sound was great. No place better than the garden for a show!!