Peter Frampton Tickets

Peter put on a great show and I have been impressed with the casino showroom since the first concert I enjoyed there. If there were any criticism it might be that security is SO tight, especially since most of the audience at the shows I have been to is 40+.

An incredible show! He is an amazing musician. I was impressed that he had the courage to do a lot of new material an not be bogged down by the past. I was disappointed that Bob Mayo was no there (his ex-keyboard player).

First time I have seen Frampton live. First time at the Snoqualmie Casino and it was a great time. The band seemed to be having a good time just doing their thing. The crowd was a little slow to warm up but Frampton teased them into loosening up. He has a great sense of humor. He played old classics, new releases and two songs that will be on his upcoming album. I liked "Mr. Churchill" it sounded like war.

Great venue for intimate affair with one of my favorite performers from yesteryear. Especially liked the 2 new cuts from Fingerprints...the Frampton/Regan Boot it up and the wild pounding version of Chris Cornells Black Hole Sun. My fav acoustic effort was Wind of Change. My jump up and boogie favorites were Show me the way, Plain Shame, All I want to be, Money and of course Do you feel like we do. The final encore number was a haunting version of While my guitar gently weeps that gave me chills. I would definately go again if he decided to come back. Later...Phil

Peter played brilliantly as always He played some new songs that have not been released yet too. They were really good. Cant wait for the new CD to release! Best versions os several of his songs I have heard so far. He worked the croud very well too. It was just a fun concert with great tunes & heis great band!

Peter enjoyed himself last night and we were the lucky ones. Loved the accoustic set in the middle of the concert, the not yet released songs were a treat (hope they come out soon) and Peter rocked as always. The Snoqualmie Casino Ballroom is a smaller venue with great accoustics and to see Peter there was special!! Please come back here soon, loved the banter that a small venue allows and the fun Peter had with it.

Great show. He was totally in to it. Very surprised he was playing such a small venue

Peter Frampton still rocks like it was 1979. The show was amazing from the first set to the last. He ran through his hits, some new stuff and even a couple from his frist solo album. The energy he displayed throughout the show was simply amazing. He was funny and spoke to the crowd like we were all his friends, over to hang out and listen to the band jam. He is a fabulous guitar player, songwriter and showman. His performance was stellar and his voice still sounds just like it did back in the day. I would highly recommend this event to old fans, new fans and anyone who wants to see a great show!

Simply fantastic guitarist Great show not a bad venue Guessing about 500 or 600 people. played 2.5 hrs

You know, Im sure that Peter and his band get tired of playing his old stuff over and over but you would never know it, he and his band showed great energy and enthusiasum during his 2 hour plus set. He brought back alot of old memories of college and my early 20's. Great show!! The venue was good and its the first time I have seen a show there, very intimate and was 4 rows from the rear. The only thing that I would be upset with is not the artist or venue but some of the patrons were talking so loudly on their phones and with each other and it distracted from the concert, I dont know why they come to concerts not to listen to the music, I dont mind the enthusiasum but if they want to socialize then go out of the venue so they dont have to scream to be heard over the band.

Peter Frampton consistenty puts on a great show. He has a rapport with the audience, sense of humor, looks like he loves playing the guitar, and a wonderful voice, The Snoqualmie Casino Ballroom was an intimate venue for the show -- all the seats were good. The band was superb -- a very happy experience for all involved!

Peter is a truly great guitar player with truly great clasic rock songs.

I very much enjoyed Peter Frampton's breezy stage persona. He was very affable with the crowd and quite likeable. Peter also has not lost a lick and has a great voice. With all this natural talent, however, the stakes rise. You expect a lot, because he seemingly has a lot to give. But as I was watching the show, I was struck by how few good songs he really has. Ultimately, for every performer, no matter how much raw talent they have, it always comes down to the quality of the songs. The fall off from the four songs he played from "Frampton Comes Alive" and everything else he played was pretty stark. With so much talent, it seems quite strange that there aren't more good songs, especially given a career that spans 40 years. Even one good song every three years should allow him at this point in his career to play a pretty seemless concert. Unfortunately, the newer songs he played were without melody and were lyrically awkward and seemed very much works in progess. I thought there was a lot of dead time in the show where I was compelled to look at my watch out of boredom [the ultimate bad sign]. Peter needs to get with a good song writer or perhaps join a band of equals (I know, unlikely to happen at this point) so he can apply his immense gifts on material worthy of his talent. Why this hasn't happened sooner is also a mystery. $75 was a little too steep for a back row seat given the quality of Peter's show vis-a-vis other performers making the casino circuit. Despite this critique, most of the crowd was very much "in" to the show and seemed enthralled. So what do I know.

Great show! Nice mix of old and new material. Nice to hear "Wind of Change" and "Penny For Your Thoughts", great electric version of "All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side)". His new 2nd guitarist and drummer are excellent. The sound/mix was not nearly as good (a bit muddy) as when I saw Robin Trower at Snoqualmie earlier this year.

I saw Peter Frampton over 30 years ago at a very large venue. I have to say last night at Snoqualmie Casino-Ballroom, he brought the house down. He is a fantastic musician, very witty and he brought the same high level of energy as when he performed at Angel Stadium low those many vears ago.

What a pleasure it was to see such a huge rock icon in an intimate setting. I've never seen PF live and his guitar playing just blew me away. At age 59, his voice is surprisingly also still sounding great. PF is a great showman with a sense of humor and likeable personality. It was amazing to watch this person who's records were played countless times in my youth.

Solid performance but not up to Frampton's normally very high standards. Seemed a little workmanlike and uninspired. Having said that, Frampton has set the bar really high for himself and this show was probably better than 90% you'll see.

This was my second time seeing Peter Frampton. The first being when he toured with Ringo Starr and his All Star band. That show left me wanting more. So when tickets went on sale for this event I was ready. We were in the second row center stage. He may not look like the young man with the long permed hair. But his energy and stage presence was the same. He started the show with a couple R&B tunes, played several instrumental songs from his Fingerprints disc, a disc in progress as he called it, and plenty of the classics. Though there weren't any pyrotechnics or big stage antics. What you got was great rock n roll show from a true legend. As far as I was concerned he played everything that I could have wanted to hear. And that was before the encore, which ended the show with While My Guitar Gently Weeps. I would suggest this show to anyone who grew up in the 70's and beyond. The crowd sung along to the songs as they knew every word. I will see him if and when he comes back to the area. Great Show!

WELL IT WAS AWESOME N GREAT TO SEE HIM W HIS 1 ORIGINAL BAND MEMBER ...30 YRS ...THATS GREAT!! HE SOUNDED AWESOME N ALSO THE LIGHTS WERE A GREAT SELECTION TOO. THE CASINO IS BEAUTIFUL PLACE N WOULD GO BACK THERE AGAIN. IVE SEEN PETER FRAMPTON BEFORE N HOPE TO SEE HIM AGAIN...ITS GREAT!!!

I can only hope that by the time I'm pushing 60 I'll have as much talent and energy as him. He put on a really good show! His guitar work is still world class, and he obviously enjoys what he does. He took full advantage of the more intimate setting (The Ballroom at the Snoqualmie only holds 1,000 people...) and it was fun to hear him relating to the crowd between songs. I bought his new album and can't wait to check it out! Frampton rocks!!!