Pittsburgh Doo Wop Tickets

My wife and I enjoyed a tremendous night of oldies. the bill was fantastic, not one performance was substandard or inferior. For a 65 year old couple, it took us back to our teens and a happier time.

We considered this "fair"--**. First two acts we would rank as poor. Subsequent acts improved but were largely music from the 50's and not enough balance with rock and roll music from the 60's. Needed a higher energy group like Smokey Robinson or Frankie Valley. We have attended some top Doo Wop concerts in other geographic areas which were outstanding. We would be highly skeptical of attending another Pittsburgh event

My husband is the true Doo Wop fan, and he was thrilled. I thought most of the acts were very good, but didn't understand why the opening act (Amanda ??) was in this line-up. She was mediocre at best. I liked the Teenagers (loved their dignity) and Jay and the Americans the best. The tempos with Bobby Rydell -- among the drummer, the band and him -- fell apart at times. I thought the drummer who played the rest of the night was much better than Bobby Rydell's drummer. He was pounding away on those drums way too much. I thought the ending, bringing out all the performers after the house lights had come up was anticlimactic.

Great oldies groups, cant wait until next year to see the line up

The Doo Wop concert was fabulous. All the acts were great and entertaining. I take my parents every year and we really enjoy it as a family. The best thing was our seats were upgraded to Section 103, row A. We were front in center.