Peter Cetera Tickets

Cetera was not at ease on stage. He didn't really seem prepared quite honestly. The mix was a problem in the beginning. He made a big time rookie mistake by making sure the audience knew about it. Also, he had a music stand that I think held lyrics. Are you kidding me? You don't know the lyrics? Really, by leaving Chicago, all Cetera did was leave a hole in the band, and he is not a very good solo act... and I'm a big fan of his solo work. Winstar Casino is just a slop hole. The service is terrible. I admit I'm not a casino person, but there are much better casinos than this.

I absolutely loved it! Richard Marx is adorable. This was my first event at Winstar and i really enjoyed myself. Will definitely come back! Peter Cetera was great as well.

Would pay double to see Richard Marx again. Just 45 minutes but worth it.

Richard was actually more entertaining that Peter. We were surprised that Richard Marx was doing a total acoustic concert, but it was intimate and nice. Peter Cetera's band was great and his voice is still good. His body language and facial expressions were distracting. Almost like he himself was distracted. But still good.

Despite a rough start because he missed his sound check, Peter soon found his groove. His performance was heavy on the love songs and somewhat limited on his years with Chicago, which is understandable. I would have like to have heard a few more songs that only he is famous for and not as a duet with a female singer, even though Kim from his band was great. Peter is truly a legend and extremely gifted songwriter, performer, bassist and superb tenor. Awesome event.

Being at this concert took me back. Richard Marx played his set with his acoustic guitar only and his voice has not changed at all over the years. He is just like I remember him. His performance was amazing. Peter Cetera, what can I say about such an incredible artist? I have fallen in love with this artist all over again. What talent and what a performer. I had the most amazing time at this concert and would do it over and over again.

It was good to hear great hits of Peter Cetera and Chicago, but he was very conceited and full of himself. I thought Richard Marx engaged the audience more and was much more well-liked. Overall the experience was good.

Richard Marx came out with a high energy set that got the audience on its feet with great musicality and they responded with loud cheers. Amazing since he was only performing with his guitar and no other back up. His voice still sounds fantastic! I wish he had played a LOT longer. Everyone around me felt the same way. Really bummed he didn't do Angelia. :>( Peter Cetera clearly enjoys performing. However, his vocal quality is lacking (understandable due to his age) and it seemed the band wasn't quite in sync for several of his songs, especially when they did 26 or 5 to 4 - a fan favorite - during the encore. I have been a big fan of Peter's for many years - going back to his Chicago days. And, I have his solo CDs. While overall I enjoyed the performance, I probably wouldn't pay to see him again. Richard Marx, on the other hand, I'd probably see many times again. He was just that good. A side note, Peter's voice was just not strong, and he got a LOT of vocal support from a guitar player on stage with him. The female singer for Peter had a deep deep interesting voice. She did a good job, not great but good. When she started singing Cher's solo part in "After All" the crowd roared - initially because I think she sounded so much like Cher I almost thought she was mocking Cher. But then I realized that was her real voice. Most of the band was from Nashville. They were all talented players and singers. I'm not saying Peter was BAD. He wasn't BAD. But I do think he was struggling.

The event was marketed in our area as Peter Cetera and Richard Marx, so I was really excited that my two favorite male vocalists were performing together. Sadly, it turned out Richard Marx was opening for Peter Cetera...I guess I got my hopes up for duets on eachother's tunes...oh well. RM walks out to a dark stage with nothing but an acoustic guitar and put on the best show! Great personality, funny stories, and just a humble performer -- disappointed when he left the stage. Then PC comes out with his band, and admitted he had missed sound check...it was obvious! It took several songs for him to get his voice warmed up and gear working to his liking. On top of that, he came across a bit arrogant and uncomfortable. His back up singers saved him from the high notes he bailed out on. The WinStar venue security was disappointing -- there were a few beligerently drunk patrons talking over the performers, arguments broke out and about six sober people left at intermission because security wouldn't do anything about the drukards.

Peter Cetera was pretty cheesy - lots of "sexy dancing" and banter about the good ol' days of singing in "motion pictures" and riding in limos in London (?), but we weren't impressed with his selection of songs and musicianship. Richard Marx on the other hand was AMAZING. He opened for Peter (should've been the other way around in our opinion), just him and his acoustic guitar. His voice is still incredible - his runs and embellishments were flawless and even the difficult upper register singing looked (and sounded) EFFORTLESS. Not to mention he was funny as hell and seemed really down to earth. The first hour of this concert was like hanging out with a good old friend, who also happens to be an awesome musician. HIGHLY recommend seeing Richard Marx in concert wherever you can find him! I'd rate Richard Marx a 5, Peter Cetera a 1 - so I split the difference and gave them a 3 overall.

My wife and I enjoyed the the Richard Marx portion of the concert. He sounded very much like his recorded music which we liked. He still has a great voice. Peter Cetera was not as good. His voice was o.k. at the start of the show but became strained by the end. He performed a couple of duets with a female band member (Kim Keyes). She was great and actually overshadowed his performance. The band was very good. One of the things that detracted from the event was a guy next to us who sang every ballad at the top of his lungs. We were there to hear Richard and Peter, not this guy. We just didn't have the heart to ask him to shut up.

Richard Marx was AWESOME and should have been the headiner. It was just Marx and his guitar and his voice was SPOT ON. He had a great presence on stage and connected with the crowd. He only played for 45mins and left me wanting more. Peter Cetera was average at best! He sounded horrible, had no stage presence, no connection with the crowd, forgot some of his own lyrics, and seemed to have a rather large ego. Wouldn't pay to see him again.

Great concert! Peter Cetera gave a wonderful perrformance as usual. Well planned seating arrangements at the venue site. highly recommend!

Flew down to GA from Boston to see Peter Cetera. Huge PC/Chicago fan though this was first PC concert. Great outside small venue. PC performed many of his solo hits as well as his Chicago hits. He full of energy and very animated considering the extreme heat and humidity. Sounded better than you think a man in his sixties could sound!!! Furthermore, I stayed in the same hotel as PC. I was really lucky as I ended up sharing an elevator with PC himself. He was very friendly and even posed for a few photos with me!!! Great time overall.

hardly did any Chicago songs. He needed to put in some Chicago rockers for sure, especially since he was the key member and song writer of that group.

Remember Chicago 16? 17? The Hits and the hype? The soundtracks? Well, they all played out before our very eyes at the Fred on Saturday night, Aug 22. The weather could not have been more perfect for an outdoor concert (much better than the night before, when a storm rolled through that barely missed the venue)....mid 70's at show time, with a gentle breeze rolling through the amphitheater. This was an electric band show (with 4 local stringed instrument artists thrown in for affect) as opposed to a symphony show, and the band did not disappoint. We were rockin' for much of the show, and even the openings on some of the slower songs were jazzed up. From the upbeat opening with "Restless Heart", through the cute stories introducing nearly every song, ending with a double encore that included a jammin' version of "25 or 6 to 4", the show as unforgettable. Peter sounded great. We were a bit worried given his age and his style of singing very high for a guy with such a deep talking voice, but we were rewarded with an A+ show! There was no difference in that magical voice from today verses 1977...simply amazing. I also can't say enough about his percussionist and female duet partner, Kim Keyes. She is an incredible vocalist, and he is quite fortunate to have found someone as versatile as Kim that can stand center stage with him and pull off those timeless duets. We had front row seats, which were probably 30 feet from the stage, just behind the section of tables that front the stage. Our view was unobstructed, unless the table-goers stood up, but they seldom did. The venue staff was friendly and courteous, and we are looking forward to taking in another show at The Fred.

Loved it. I hope I can go every year to see him. He is a truly gifted artist.

Peter Cetera gave a concert on August 22,2009 that absolutely stunned me. The Fred in Peachtree City is a very fine venue for an amphitheater. Before the concert I read up on his bio...okay I didn't know the man is pushing 65,,,,, I thought well, I won't expect much. His music holds many romantic memories for my wife and I, so I put my reservations aside and hoped for the best. I AM SO GLAD THAT WE DID NOT MISS THIS NIGHT!!!!!!!!! Ceter was brilliant. His voice is just as elastic and has the same unique tone that it had 30+ years ago. Despite the strings being off-key at times, his intonation didn't waiver a bit. (Cetera explained during the concert that the addition of local string quartets was new to his tour.) He sang all his hits, i.e. "Glory of Love", "If You Leave Me Now", "Hard to Say I'm Sorry", "You're the Inspiration", "25 or 6 to 4", "One Good Woman", the duets "After All" and "Next Time I Fall in Love", etc. What impressed me as much as any of those was his rendition of the Beatles' "Yesterday". Cetera's session players were awesome as well. The first keyboardist and drummer, in particular, were phenoms in and of themselves. The concert was pure mastery. During and after the concert, I kept thinking to myself "this man is nearly 65 freakin' years old". I sure can't picture my dad doing this! I have been disappointed enough times with live events in the past, (especially by older "has-beens") , that I had set my sights low. MY HUMBLEST APOLGIES TO MR. PETER CETERA for my prejudices. Your voice is one in a billion, just as much today as ever. THANK YOU! I'm not one for the genre of sappy love songs, but you do them right and better than anyone else!

I have to say that seeing Peter Cetera at the Fred is the only way to go. The concert was intimate and fun - it felt like we were there with old friends. Cetera's voice is amazingly strong and beautiful - and he is such a hoot! I would have thought that after all these years he would no longer be able to hit the high notes, but everything sounded wonderful. His show was full of energy and he is an amazing performer...no doubt he's been doing this for years.

Could've done without the 1 hr Jazz "warm-up" opening act, as this was not a jazz concert. Actual PC concert was only 90 minutes but, to his credit, Peter did not take a break inbetween. 90 full minutes. Very good performance. Only disappointment was when he sang some songs from other groups and also let one of the band members sing a song (I don't mean Kim the duet lady....she was great). We all know he has more than enough of his own songs to fill 90 minutes. The venue.....cozy amphitheater, great ambiance....plenty of parking....we flew there from CT to attend the concert and will probably go back for other acts. The location is a big draw. Overall, great time!