Robert Plant Tickets

Robert truly trangresses through time. He was often confused during breaks in songs aa to which era he was in and it truly wqouldn't have mattered! The mixture of old world instruments with the spacious vibe of the dijeridoos was truly beautiful in every sense. He often clapped into the mic awakening these senses! One not to miss. It doesn't matter what songs he plays, the feeling is nothing but lovely! Go see this for your own eyes!

I loved it, it was very intertaining and I need a dose of Led Zepplin.

I had no idea what to expect from this concert but I was so surprised and delighted. They did some great mixes of Led Zepplin songs and a few originals mixing indie and mid east and blue and rock. Go if you have the chance for 21/2 hours of a good time

Just an amazing performance by Robert Plant and his new band. Not only did they play old Led Zepplin songs to perfection but they also played modified versions making them different and somewhat better than the originals.

Robert Plant has aged like a fine wine, immensely enriching his artistic range by introducing and then weaving a variety of folk music into the legendary rock of Led Zeppelin. This project with the Sound Shifters is another success. The show was a mix of new sounds of "folk" transforming into the sounds from the roots of rock. For all of the 50-60ish audience, it was a pleasant mix that no doubt brought back those rockin memories.

July 10 - Red Rocks - Robert Plant A postcard night at RED ROCKS...absolutely gorgeous! This is why we LOVE Rock and Roll....Plant and the Space Shifters were FLAWLESS...singing Zep, Zep and a little more ZEP...and a few more treats in between... The band was tight, Plant sounded great and the set list was a gift from heaven....you don't miss these guys when they tour, they are great no matter what....

Robert Plant can still put on a show. It was an honor to be able to see him perform. The sound for those of us in the balcony left a lot to be desired however. You could not understand what anyone was saying in the microphone most of the time, whether singing or just talking.

A legend in rock, stretches the boundries with African touches, polyrhythms, and neat reworkings of Led Zep classics. I enjoyed it, but old hippies looking for Led Zeppelin retreads will be very disappointed. Patty Griffin is always a joy, but was only onstage for about a third of the show.

The venue was beautiful but even more beautiful was Mr. Plants love of his performance. You can tell that he truly enjoys his craft. He is a master. Beautiful to watch almost poetic in his movement. His voice is still amazing. His band rocked! The guest musician was amazing and ecclectic. I traveled from California for this man, my rock god. I screamed, I laughed, I cried, I danced and I sang. It was truly an amazing experience.

The Robert Plant show at the Alabama Theater was bad. The warm up band may have been good if we could have heard the vocalist. The mixing was so bad that we could not hear the introduction he did with no music playing so I did not get their name. We figured that it would be fixed before Plant got onstage but no such luck. The vocals were still too low when Plant performed that we could not hear him much at all. The show was all new songs, Plant sang none of his old songs except for some re-mixes with the new bands sound which added insult to injury for those of us wanted to hear Plant sing. We did not expect a Led Zepplin concert but we did expect Plant to play some of the old tunes for our money especially since the radio hammered us with ads for the concert playing Led Zepplin not the Sensational Space Shifters.

concert was not at all what I expected. While the musicians were very skilled and talented, their eclectic mix of African sounds and surf music made for a difficult blend. I wanted to hear Plant, not the various people he pulled on stage with him along the way. Regardless, it was different and I enjoyed it, but I would not pay $60, some people $100+, to see him again.

So I was in a pissy mood because I had just gotten a boxers fracture in my 4th & 5th metacarpals earlier that day but didn't have time to go to the doctor because we had to eat dinner & go to the show. Once there, I got a few whiskey drinks in me & all was well for the night. They opened with 'Fixin to Die', a great tune by old Miss. blues guitarist, Booker "Bukka" White. not sure of the order of the songs but bron-y-aur stomp & i believe four sticks, both zeppelin tunes, were played. Spoonful, a Charley Patton song was FANTASTIC!!!! Of course some Sensational Space Shifters songs were played & Gallows Pole was the last song of the night. All in all, the show was incredible!!!! Forgot all about my hand until someone bumped into it on the way out.

Plant was awesome. He appeared to be having a great time and was really into the performance, even when just singing backup to Patty. Patty, by the way, has a tremendous voice. Band was great too. Enthusiastic and distinctive.

I've seen Robert Plant many times over the past 10 years and I have to say this was the worst show yet. Could not stand the arrangements for all but one of the Led Zeppelin tunes (Friends). They just didn't sound good. I don't see the point of Patty Griffin being in this group. She was fantastic in Band of Joy but contributed nothing here. Plant's voice wasn't as strong as in the last performance and he, well, looked very tired. He's a great vocalist and I'm hoping for the next band he throws together to be better. Better arrangements on Led Zeppelin songs would be nice too. p.s. Still love Robert and that's why it got 2 stars instead of 1.

Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough. It was great to see it, experience it.

The show was fabulous! The Alabama Theatre is such a beautiful venue. We thoroughly enjoyed the entire evening.

Birmingham was blessed on 8/12 with the presence of Robert Plant and his Space Shifters...(this being one of only two stops in the US) He is a master of weaving varied musical genres together to produce new arrangements of his old favorites.Patty Griffin and the band provided the threads needed to weave one beautiful tapestry!

In the radio advertisement they played Led Zeppelin songs but at the concert he played a bunch of bluegrass songs that I have never heard of. He played one LZ song that was barely recognizable. I hate I missed the closing ceremony of the Olympics for this.

Robert Plant is by far the most talented singer in the world, alive today! His show was incredible! His voice was still in mint condition!! Great performance!!

Wife loved it, I wasn't impressed. This is not the genre' one would affiliate Robert Plant with. It seemed to me the promo let one assume there would be some Led Zeplin, as did the pricing. Afterwards, and disappointingly, he would not even sign autographs for only 25-30 people who waited over an hour for him. He had a lot of true, old fans there..I wouldn't go again for free...