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AMAZING SHOW - VERY ENJOYABLE. New partner, Bucky Heard was a great partner with Bill Medley. They worked very well together singing some of the greatest hits of Righteous Brothers.
Impossible to replace Bobby Hatfield, but Bucky is very good and has great rapport with Bill Medley. This a heartfelt show that both entertains and tugs on the heartstrings. We loved every minute!
Not quite the same without Bobby but sounded amazing and loved hearing the songs live
The show was amazing and Bill Medley still has it - brought back a lot of great memories I would and already have recommended this show
From start to finish it was a great show. The band was unforgettable. It's great to hear the old songs. I would go again.
Very sad when lifelong idols outstay their talent. the show is corny at best with very few moments of solid performance. Bill's vocal ability has clearly faded and at 76 he needs to let the many great Righteous Bros albums carry on the legacy. Bucky Heard is only slightly better and together they do little justice to some of the greatest songs of all time. I'll always be a fan of the music but could not recommend the show to anyone, sorry Bill but it's past time to "Drop the Mic".
I have seen the Righteous Brothers a number of times over decades- with Bobby Hatfield and with Bill Medley alone after Bobby's passing. What an incredible event it was to see them again in Vegas with Bucky now being a part of the group!!! His beautiful tenor voice is a perfect fit- they sang the classic Righteous Brothers hits- as well a new song Bill Medley has written!!! Awesome show- incredible performance- couldn't have loved it more!!!!
Bills voice is still there. Sounds the same as 1964. He's very personnel with the audiance.
Bill Medley still has the great bass voice and the band and background singers were excellent. At times the sound people had the voices too soft to hear over the instruments and the biggest disappointment was that the entire concert lasted just 1 hour and 10 minutes. We would have enjoyed at least another 30 minutes of music. Medley's mixture of humor along with the music was really good and kept an emotional evening (a member of the band passed away a day before the concert) upbeat and fun.
Loved the show - memories relived! Loved the stories that Bill shared.
One of the best shows that I have been to in a very long time. The music was great and the venue was also perfect. It was nice to see a show that was nothing but good memories and a lot of fun.
These guys were fantastic. Bill Medley has a great sense of humor and his dedication to Bobby while he sang Unchained Melody brought tears to my eyes. Bucky did a great job on Ebb Tide. The Righteous Brothers was always one of my favorite singers and Unchained Melody will always be my song.
It was great to see Bill Medley still going strong after all these years. I loved the tribute to his old partner, and was blown away by some of the songs. I loved it when they ended the show with Lost that loving feeling. Good stuff!
Go to the Birchmere to see your favorite performers. The venue is fantastic! It only holds 500 or so people so you are not in a stadium/arena setting with thousands and you really get to feel personally connected to the performers. I'd see the Righteous Brothers again here in a heartbeat!!!! That said, there is a downside to the Birchmere....the food. It can best be described as "mediocre" and that might even be giving it more credit than it deserves. A couple at our table who are regulars ordered small appetizers which meant that they didn't have a big dinner bill. Eat before you go and have dessert or plan on a small appetizer and a lovely dinner elsewhere.
Super fun show, you will love every minute of it. Bill Medley is as handsome, warm and charming as ever... and very funny. His deep voice will take you back to Memory Lane, and Bucky is a great compliment to him.
Very good show that kept us going. Good interaction between singers and great when Bill Medeley's daughter joined in the singing
First of all, Bill Medley is amazing! He may be 76 chronologically, but in spirit and appearance, he's a much younger man. The Birchmere was packed with fans. He hit every song in the same manner that you remember from the radio. Not all performers can still do that. He is very comfortable with the onstage banter and is genuinely amusing, not forced. While it is a shame that we lost Bobby Hatfield, Bucky Heard deserves credit where credit is due. He handles the Bobby Hatfield role wonderfully and what a range. He even sang a bit of Pavarotti beautifully. He is very talented and rolls with Bill Meadly very well, they are a good match despite their age difference. The musicians were each gifted in their own way. Special kudos to the blues guitarist, John Weidemeyer (spell?) . Had there been room, everyone would have gotten up to dance, but we did it in our chairs. We all know that no dance is complete without a few slow dances by The Righteous Brothers. It was probably my favorite performance of all that I've attended at The Birchmere. Aside from this tour, they are appearing at Harrahs in Vegas, Tuesdays-Thursdays. If you are there, go see them while you can. You'll be singing every song!
A great show from beginning to end, very talented group of people, obviously with Bill Medley leading the way. He's still got such a great tone, and very funny in between songs. Bucky Heard is an amazing find, his range is off the charts!
Bill, Bucky and the band were great! The solo performance by Bill's daughter was an unexpected pleasure. For a little while, it was 1966 again.
My husband and I went to see the Righteous Brothers at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, and all I can say is "FANTASTIC". Bill Medley still sounds as great as ever, and as entertaining as ever. I continuously laughed throughout the whole show. Bucky Heard was also great. I would definitely recommend their show!!
