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Show was fabulous. The ladies bathroom in the balcony was horrible. Nasty. Floors wet. Paper towels all over the toilets and walls. This put a damper on what should have been a perfect evening.
Great show but would have liked to see a few songs with less long jams so could've heard a few more songs. That aside, well worth it and enjoyed.
Concert was great, bleachers seat SUCK. The seats were loose and leaned forward. Very uncomfortable.
Loved the music. The venue seating was kinda lame but, we got through it. I bought 2 tickets (early and together at the same time) and we were in 2 different rows, same seat number, one row apart. I will have to think a little harder next time about attending another event at that venue.
Great concert, great sound, great songs and fantastic guitarist! Saw him last year at the Uptown Theatre. I wish he would play longer. 75 minutes for 40 years of work is sort of a rip off.
Great show!!!!!! Helpful friendly staff. floor seating crowded, packed in like sardines. Overall, excellent concert.
At 74 years of age, Robin Trower knocked it out of the park as if he were in his 20's.
My wife and I went to see Robin Trower in Cleveland. The show was at the Rocksino. It is a great place for a show: Not too big, not too small. The acoustics are good unless the act is into volume. Regardless, Robin Trower was in top form. His playing was sharp, crisp, spot on. His bassist and primary singer is good. TrowEric himself sings quite a bit, more of his newer stuff, if this show is a measuring stick. The show was great, the band well composed and in a groove. The drummer is good too, with some jazz licks seemingly interspersed with his regular drumming tasks. Over all, seeing Trower was a bucket list item for me, which unlike the Allman Brothers Band, I managed to be in the right place to scratch from my list. Robin Trower is a legacy act, a historic talent and a supreme exemplar of Blues Inspired British guitar work. See him if you get the chance. He's up there in years, and cutting as sharp a path as he can right now, could be gone in a couple years. You never know about these things. One of my favorite shows, ever. Don't miss the chance to catch up with Robin Trower. You'll be glad you did.
My husband had been a huge fan of Robin Trower for years, I however hadn’t listened to much of his music! I was pleasantly surprised by how wonderful it was. He sounded spectacular, clear and the soulful blues was just fantastic!
I am so glad I was able to attend this show. There is only a handful of these guys left and Robin is one of the greatest guitarists that Rock n Roll has ever known. He plays with such ease and grace and yet so much power. I had chills throughout the entire concert. There is such beauty in Robin's style that no man or woman can touch. He truly is one of a kind and a master at his craft. I literally was thanking God during his show for the chance to see him again. The man is a treasure. Do not miss him if given the chance!
I had seen Robin Trower back in the 70s in Detroit. The man still amazes me all these years later. He is by far one of the best to ever pick up a guitar. It was a very excellent show to say the least. It was my first time at 20 Monroe live and I was totally Blown Away at how nice of a venue it was. Again the evening was totally mesmerizing and Robin Trower is still a classic that defies the age of time. My hats off to a brilliant performance thanks for the great memories. Plan on going back 2 20 Monroe live in the near future.
Trower is an amazing guitarist! Fantastic music. Music provokes such strong memories. Took me back to another place and time. So glad I was able to be present once again
iv'e seen robin now26 times only gets better every time!!!!!!!!!also warm-up band was great too
seats too close together,i will not go to a show till you change this issue!Brian Page thank you
The concert was great! Robin and his band put on an awesome show! Robin's guitar playing was masterful and his band was great.
Very nice show. Better than last year. If you were there for the guitar experience, you were not disappointed. Played the traditional hits, but it was ALL about the guitar work.
First time at Northfield Park and what a great venue it is! It was sold out with a 1,900 seat capacity. Eric Jirardi and his band was great at setting up the stage for Robin Trower with their blues. When Trower came out and started the show with “ Too Rolling Stoned”, I was mesmerized the rest of the night.
Venue was great. Looking forward to seeing more great performers and then playing slots
This guy plays with a ton of heart and soul, simply amazingly talented!
Robin Trower never disappoints. One of the best guitarists of our time. I would have liked to have seen him play for another 30 minutes
