Roberta Flack Tickets

Fabulous event reminiscent of old songs that were meaningful to me and my husband. Love the attention to her sharing old favorites with a few of her more recent songs.

Her powerful yet comfortably controlled voice filled the autitorium with inspiration and brought us back through the journey of music that made us fall in love with Roberta's unique sound and compassionate delivery. It was such a powerful night that I proposed to my fiancé during the last few notes of The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face. That's how moving the night was. Unforgettable.

Roberta Flack is an artist I've admired and listened to for over 40 years and she's just like a fine wine. She seems to get better with age. I've seen about five concerts this year and she is in the top two. It flowed very well from one song to the next for almost two hours!!! She was funny, witty, and very engaging with the audience. She has some top shelf musicians especially the lead guitar player. That boy can flat out play!!! Her back up singers compliment her flawlessly with great tone and harmony and the male should cut an album. He's that good!! My wife and I left totally satisfied yet wanting more. We will definitely go see her again. Anytime.

Ms. Flack is one of those "bucket list talents" you just have to see and hear if you lived through the era. Although obviously in pain from unspecified ailments, she is lovingly helped onstage, where she regally reigns at her piano singing her sweet, sweet songs and inviting the audience to sing along. Her performance this night was flawless and exceptional. We literally floated out of the theater.

Roberta Flack was the worst of the line up. She could not be heard and I feel she is too old to perform. The Dell did not mike the baby grand piano corr ectly. This was a disservice to the general public. Many people left the show before her set. We really were not interested in her singing Beatle Songs instead of more songs that she recorded. There was poor judgement on her part.

In my opinion Bloodstone should have been the headliner. They were the highlight of the night. Peabo Bryson did a decent job. New Birth needs to retire from show business. My concern is for Roberta Flack. I have followed this lady since her early performances at O'Henry. Seeing her escorted & helped to be seated at the piano, starting my questioning if there was something wrong. After listening to her attempt to sing 3 songs, I had had enough and got up and walked out on one of my favorite females artists. I pray that everything is well with her. I will keep her in my prayers.

I recently saw Roberta Flack at the Robin hood Dell in Philadelphia. I was disappointed since I had scene her in West Palm about 3-4 years ago and she sounded Great. During this show she sounded off key and appeared to be ill or heavily sedated. I felt bad for her as patrons started to file out during her first song. 3/4 of the crowd had left half way through the show. I was extremely disappointed as I have seen her perform amazingly in the past.

I had not been at the Dell in so long that I had forgotten the ambiance. It was electric. The hostess, Lady B, was engaging and worked hard to keep all interested. The performances from the local talent to the finale were memorable. I liked the build up to Roberta Flack and am glad hers was the final act. Bloodstone and New Birth were phenomenal. They put their all into the show. Peabo Bryson was outstanding in his performance and engaging the audience. His guitar playing was new for me and very good. He set the tone for Ms. Flack. He was so gracious in his hand off to her. I enjoyed Ms. Flack but was pained by how much of her voice is gone. She tried to put forth but the performance was not good. I am grateful that she sang all the old time favorites. She brought back many good memories for me. I would see her again out of respect for her legacy but with a new level of expectation.

Roberta Flack remains a charming and entertaining stage presence. She was in fine voice and left me wanting to see her again.

The show was great until Roberta Flack took the stage. She was obviously ill, and unable to perform. It was sad!

I have been in love with Roberta Flack and her music for over 40 years. I so looked forward to a beautiful evening under the stars in a new venue, and of course hearing another favorite in Peabo Bryson. What I got instead were three opening acts.... yes I did write 3 opening acts that took until 9:15 before the main acts began. Peabo rocked the house and was a tremendous talent and performer as I expected he would be. Unfortunately, Roberta Flack was such a disappointment at 10:15 PM that my friend and I who both looked so forward to her concert left shortly after she began. She was tired, sick, someone indicated they thought she was high, but the main point is she could not sing, could not remember the words, and was a major disappointment. Especially since she repeated that she was in New Jersey and was not aware that the crowd was a Philly crowd. Very sad beyond measure. Please let her know she is still loved dearly as a great songstress but should stop performing. The venue itself is a lovely amphitheater but the food service was terrible. Fish sandwiches with no condiments and precooked so they were tough and cold was beyond disgusting. The selections of wine and beer were also lower than low shelf.

I so looked forward to this. I really like New Birth and thought they were great. I had heard of Bloodstone and recognized some songs. Peabo I had heard of and liked his music. BUT, it was Robert that I was waiting for. It's 3 days now and I'm still upset!! I just can't believe how bad (really sad) she was! After reading reviews it seems she's been putting on poor concerts since 2010. She shouldn't be touring!! $76/ticket is a good bit of money to pay.

I missed you. The show was fabulous. Her voice was beautiful, waiting for the next show.

There were several acts before Roberta and they did a great job, acoustics were perfect. Roberta came on around 10:20pm and she seemed out of it, almost like she was under the influence. The acoustics were suddenly very poor as well. I kept waiting for her performance to improve but it was almost depressing. She called out twice saying hello 'New Jersey' yet we were in Philly. Her voice kept fading in and out like she wasn't sure of the words. They fixed her microphone wire twice and that seemed to help with the overall sound, but she relied heavily on her background singers. I love her music and was so looking forward to seeing her live but I'm not sure she should continue to perform. I realize she's 77 so if she's going to continue to perform they need to adjust her set and allow for more duets and even go on earlier.

The opening Actts for Roberta were good especially Peaboy Bryson, but Rroberta Flack was terrible She didn't even know where she was and her voice was weak and out of tune!!

The wonderful legend should know when its time.............................................. Not my Roberta.

Roberta Flack will always hold a place in music unlike any other. That said she does not have the magic anymore for live performances. I wish to just let her past performances stay with me and forget last night. I felt so bad for her as this was not what she was in years gone by. Thank you Roberta and let us keep the good memories alive.

Concert began at 8pm. Roberta came on after 3 other acts, at 10:40pm! IN MY OPINION, She seemed disoriented. Roberta actually believed she was performing in New Jersey rather than Philly. She gave a shout out to "New Jersey"!! Peabo Bryson came out twice to help her get through songs. Roberta's background singers had to save & carry her throughout. She had moments where she would appear more lucid, but at these movements she would go full steam ahead and leave her band in a panic & confusion, as to what her next song she would decided to perform. It was sloppy and sad. So very, very sad. I LOVE ROBERTA FLACK...LOVE HER...but she needs to retire and leave the stage with dignity.

I purchased the tickets for my mother as a birthday gift and she couldn't stop talking how beautiful her night was. All the performances were electrifying. Music was great and the atmosphere at the Dell East was beautiful as well.

At age 77 she can still deliver a great concert. Sitting at the piano she played hit after hit. This artist is a classical legend. I am 32 and I had to see her because she makes great music with emotion and content. My only con is that the show was in an amphitheater, this did not provide the best acoustics. Please support this last generation of performing artist.