Rick Braun Tickets

This was a high energy concert. Rick was fantastic. He had a different band with only Ron Reinhardt on keyboards as a regular. The rest of the band was great. I loved the greeting that Rick got. In past performances the audience was not very energetic which is a shame because Rick always gives 100%. This night everyone was enthusiastic and Rick and the band got several standing ovations. Ludlow Garage seems to have become a favorite venue with smooth jazz artists. Keep up the good work Ludlow Garage and keep these great acts coming. My wife and I usually attend at least 8 to 10 concerts at Ludlow Garage. It is our favorite venue.

Rick Braun was great. We have seen him several times and never disappointed. A really solid performance. The worst part was the seating. This was originally to be in their outdoor pavilion, and we reserved 2 center isle seats in the front row on the 2nd section - great seats. Well, they moved the concert to their inside area, and our "reserved" seats put us in the back on the outside aisle. And those who had original outside aisle seats, got the inside seats. Really a let down from the facility....

The performance was simply fantastic. I loved the songs he chose to play. The band was totally into it, and his interaction with the audience was just the right amount.

Rick Braun never disappoints. He gives each performance his all. We prefer Sweetwater inside venue to the outside one.

A jazz great with the trumpet. Rick gave us a wonderful show! Thanks for coming to the Midwest!!

I have always enjoyed Rick Braun's music, and this concert did not disappoint. He's very personable, which made the experience seem personal and informal. I also appreciated the diversity in jazz genre's he played...a lovely experience overall!

It was great. Love Rick and we didn't know Tom Braxton was with him. It was great to see all those very talented musicians on stage together.

Opening band was fantastic. Second band seeed more like a Vegas show act. This made te main acts play for a very short amount off time. 1-25 house would have rather see more of Rick-and Richard.

Excellent collaboration produced such clear, precise and beautiful sound and quality. Richard Elliott really took it to the stratosphere when he introduced the eghue playing "Summer Madness "and followed it up with Gato Barbieri's "The earth cries and heaven smiles ". My mind was blown... then the two of them jazzed up several old school R&B classics. I'm planning on traveling to see them again soon. ..real soon!

All of the jazz performers were great. My only complaint is there was not enough time for them to perform.