Randy Bachman Tickets

I was plesently surprised how the show was performed, with the history of each song before he sang it. The was Awesome , Fantastic

From the beginning to the end it was such a nice and lovely concert Randy Bachman and band are awesome.

Amazing show! Loved the stories almost as much as the music!!

Randy Bachman was great! I loved his stories that lead to the lyrics. Very smart and talented man.

We loved every minute of Randy's concert. He is an amazing storyteller. We loved hearing the background to the songs and how they were written. We were catapulted to our teenage years where music was so important. We laughed many times and also got choked up during the performance. It was like having Randy in our living room doing a concert. The last song was also heartwarming with Randy, his son and daughter-in-law. It was very hopeful and uplifting in these uncertain times.

We absolutely loved and enjoyed an evening of wonderful music. The musician were top notch. Randy’s gift for storytelling was delightful. We could have listen all night long! He is definitely still one of the best guitarist!!! Thanks for a great intimate concert!

Excellent performance! Loved Randy’s stories and music! Nice to hear his son and daughter-in-law perform.

Randy is an amazing musician and a great story teller. He is interesting and fun to listen to in addition to being a fabulous guitarist. Having his son Tal with him added so much to the show. A don't miss concert!

What an absolutely enjoyable evening I had at the Club Regent Event Centre listening to Randy Bachman. What a storyteller! If you ever have the chance to see Randy, go, you won't be disappointed! Would definitely see him again!

Loved the story telling and having Tal on stage. Good history lesson of Winnipeg and rock and roll.

Great music and stories, Tal was super, and good video while music played

Very enjoyable show. Randy was amazing at taking us through the history of the band with great stories and music. Loved the show.

Please come to America, New Jersey would be best!!

Please come to America this time around. We love you guys here. !!🇺🇸🤞

Great show. Randy Bachman told personal and funny stories chronicling his high school years in Winnipeg through the bands Guess Who and BTO playing great music throughout. A must see for classic rock fans.

Enjoyed both the music and the stories about The Guess Who and BTO. Have been a fan for a long time. And the Hard Rock is a good venue.

What a show. The stories and the songs. A nice tour through his beginnings in the Guess Who and BTO. It was great to hear him and his band play their tribute to George Harrison. His bass player sings as well as Burton Cummings. Nice to see his son in the band, Has to be a proud papa. I hope to see them again. To the people in Santa Clarita who did not come to the show all I can say is you missed out.

One of the best shows ever...4 stools for 4 guitars and a drummer. And Randy's son Tal also played a little keyboards off and on. Loved the way Randy gave the audience a little story behind most of the tunes they played. Since he released a tribute to George Harrison this year, he opened up with 2 of George's tunes, then rolled right into the Guess Who years and then on to some BTO. After that he did a little jumping here and there with the song choices and his stories. My wife and I loved every minute of the show and would definitely go again the next time he comes around.

While I know Randy Bachman is a legend, I was expecting more from his Bachman Turner Overdrive era. Some of his stories went a bit long. While some of it was humorous and informative, we paid money to hear music, not 50% stories, 50% music.

Saw Randy Bachman at the Ameristar Casino in Kansas City last night (7/20/18). His four-piece band included his son, Tal, who played his 1999 hit "She's So High". The 90-minute+ show spanned his career with the Guess Who & Bachman-Turner Overdrive including "Shakin' All Over", "These Eyes", "Undone", "No Time", "American Woman", "Let It Ride", "Takin' Care of Business" & "You Aint Seen Nothin' Yet". Most songs were preceded by the stories behind them. Excellent show.