Rick Derringer Tickets

Rick was very engaging with audience. Guitar solos a bit long and kinda hard to hear. Rick turn it up.

Show was good. Sound was good. Did not know Rick was part of the McCoys until the show. Nice mix of old and new music. Charlie you rock!!!

Rick Still got it ,,opened up with still alive and well, and then into guitar s and women... A few new ones , a few I never heard of , the sloopy story ,rock roll,,,encore,,played maybe 1hr 20 min. Missed a few of his classic ( Teenage love affair ) and others. Havent saw him in a few years,, Three piece band could of used another guitar like in the old days , Show was ok , may of been different the second night.

Pat never sounded better! He could have played longer, but was the opening act. Rick played hard and had a ball! The bass player was the star! The drummer missed a few ques and endings, but still a worthy show.

FRONT ROW SEATS. PAT TRAVERS WAS SMOKING.HE BLEW RICK OUT OF THE WATER. I THINK RICK WAS JUST HAVING A N OFF DAY. THE FINGERS WEREN'T WORKING FOR HIM. HE WAS KIND ENOUGH TO SIGN SOME 40 YEAR OLD PHOTOS OF HE AND JOHNNY WINTER FOR ME. RICKS BASS PLAYER WAS THE BOMB.

Bands were good, but could have played another oncore.The casino smoke is terrible. There should be a seperate entrance on the ballroom side for concert going people. And, some kind of stadium seats they could roll in before the show is needed. Seating in the back sucks for views, and it should'nt be that way because the room is'nt too big. Or at least don't let people stand during the show except between songs to applaude and show concert appreciation. But close to home (North Bend), gotta love that.

LOVED THIS SHOW. NOTHING LIKE CRASH N BURN, BOOM BOOM OUT GO THE LIGHTS AND BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN, TO REALLY BRING BACK THE GREAT ROLL-N-ROLL DAYS. TRAVELED FROM VANCOUVER, WA TO SNOQUALMIE AND IT WAS WORTH THE 3 HOUR TRIP. THANKS

Pat Travers and his band showed why he garnered so much attention in the late 70's with a solid set of blues based bar-rock, pulled off with an easy professionalism for an obviously middle-aged crowd peppered with what looked to be ex-musicians. The intimate Snoqualmie Ballroom makes you feel like you've got front row tickets, even when you don't, and the $25 ticket price was easy on the wallet. Rick Derringer, initially hamstrung by some horribly awful opening songs and a bass player with a cheese factor I haven't seen since the Gong Show, finally got around mid-set to a couple instrumentals that allowed him to display the guitar prowess he's known for. Still, Travers was the highlight of the night.

Pat Travers still has it! i hadnt seen him in 25 years and the show was just fantastic!

This was a longer show than I imagined it would be. Very intimate setting for such a rockin' show.

Pat Travers did a great job as always, but the venue was a bit steril. He began on time (8:00) and finished his set at the assigned minute, 9:00. One hour allowed him to only play a couple of newer songs and about four of his standards. He seemed very compliant to the casino contract. I have seen him in several other venues and he has gone easily for two and a half hours. It wasn't until aftwards when I realized that casino shows likely put a strict limit on playing time in order to get people back out to the floor to lose money gambling. We also paid a bit extra to sit second row center, but the sound seemed to be mixed to the center of the room so the sound was not that good. Rick Derringer was a bit too PBS for me. It seemed a bit kitch.

Pat Travers still puts on a great show. Rick Derringer played a lot of his new material and it just didn't have the punch.

Pat Traverse ROCKED, enjoyed Rick Derringer's guitar playing. Traverse took the show!!

Pat Traver was awesome. I don't think Rick should headline. PT is the better performer, etc..

With the billing on the ticket I was expecting Pat and Rick to each get the same amount of time to perform at this show, but alas the PT band was the "opening" act. They opened with two new songs (which was cool) but then it was into the hits + "Red House" Despite the fact that Pat's band sounded great (after the too much bass problem was corrected) I was left wanting for more PT songs. First time at that venue for me, which I liked.