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Loved the music and the presenters. The video equipment didn't produce a great picture, but the music and Sixwire was fantastic. Was a phenomenal group and a fitting tribute to Ronnie! (unfortunately we sat in front of a group that knew all of the songs - but apparently in a different key :)
Great to see this tribute to Ronnie Milsap by many musical artists in the industry, capped off with a brief performance by the legendary Ronnie Milsap himself for his final Nashville show!
I have followed Ronnie’s career frim August 6, 1971 when he played in the bar at Roger Millers Hotel though the Tribute. I have always loved his music and it was quite emotional watching him perform Tuesday night. Although challenged by age and health issues, he did his best to entertain his audience and in my way of thinking, he did not disappoint. I will not soon forget His farewell performance….
Actually very sad to see Ronnie Milsap in his condition. Thought I was buying tickets to a Ronnie Milsap concert but he was only physically able to perform four songs. It was cool ti see the other 29 stars perform his songs but that is not what I expected when I purchased the tickets.
This concert was just okay in my opinion. The sound and lighting was awful. I had tickets in section 103. It was so hard to see the stage. It was awful for any type of picture due to lighting. The performs were good.
Was a great night celebrating Ronnie Milsap. He is a true legend. Best part was not knowing what artists were there and being surprised as they were introduced. Loved how the show continued non-stop. The hardest part was seeing Ronnie Milsap in his 'aged' condition. Kudos to him for getting out there..... He will forever be one of my all-time favorite artists.
Great performances by all that showed up. Good venue, but, $18.00 for 1 beer!! Was shocked to see the charge on my credit card statement, as I was not offered or given a receipt! WOW
We enjoyed the tribute to Ronnie and all the artists who participated. Ronnie sang two of my favorites Smokey Mountain Rain and Stranger in my House which I had hoped for.
Bridgestone arena was an amazing venue for this concert! Loved every minute of it. Didn’t want to get out of my seat to go to bathroom or get snacks. I was afraid I would miss something
The lineup wasn't the issue. It was why someone like Kelly Clarkson, Keith Urban, Trace Atkins, Gordon Mote sing 1 song but others get 2 songs? These artists should have been showcased given it was a tribute concert. Ray Stevens hunched down reading the monitor wasn't a good look. Lorrie Morgan sitting there going thru the motions. Just my opinion.
The Tribute to Ronnie Milsap was AWESOME! So many excellent artists paid tribute to him singing his songs and sharing their experiences with him and love for him. Ronnie still has his personality and love of people and music although his voice isn't as strong as it once was! But it was a wonderful experience for all of us to be a part of. On my husband's and my first date back in 1972 in Memphis, TN we saw Ronnie perform at The Thunderbird Lounge! We had to be a part of this concert!
All the performers were great! We were disappointed that Little Big Town was not there. They were the main reason we purchased the tickets.
Performers were outstanding and Ronnie saved the best for last!! One of the best shows I've ever seen.
RONNIE HAD THE ENTIRE AUDIENCE STANDING IN NEWBERRY OPRY HOUSE AND HE WAS AS GREAT AS EVER WHEN HE SANG SONG OF THE YEAR IT WAS ALMOST LIKE A SONG. WE LOVE RONNIE HOPE HE COMES TO COLUMBIA SC SOON.
Ronnie Milsap is an artist that will be in our hearts forever Ronnie gave us all he had and delivered 100% to his ability the fact that some of you fans can sit there and complain about his performanc shows what kinda of fan you really are. Ronnie lost his son in 2019 he was only 49 his son worked for Ronnie as his Road Manager then his wife that he loved so much passed away in 2021 with all of that at nearly 80 years old he found the strength to continue doing what his knows best so if you are lucky enough to have tickets to see this incredible American entertainer called Ronnie Milsap that set records in the music industry also a very kind hearted soul you show up there support him and show respect Ronnie poured his heart out for you and me many times and the fact that some of you have the audacity to kick him when we now his heart is broken yet he still trying to please his fans. I'll be honest at 14 million dollars I don't believe he has to go on road it's for us he knows time is getting short shame on you people you should have showed up there as though you WOULDN'T HAVE MISSED IT FOR THE WORLD, YOU SHOULD'VE SAT THERE AS YOU WERE LOST IN THE 50'S TONIGHT INSTEAD OF ACTING LIKE THERE'S A STRANGER IN MY HOUSE and remember IT WAS ALMOST LIKE SONG. RONNIE IS 80 YEARS OLD BEEN THROUGH AT LOT THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS AND NOW WE SEE THE REAL DIE HARD FANS THE FANS THAT TRULY LOVE RONNIE I SAID ALL THIS BECAUSE I NEVER HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE HIM TONIGHT I JUST FOUND OUT HE'S PLAYING 30 MINUTES DOWN THE ROAD FROM ME BUT IT'S TO LATE TO GET TICKETS THOSE OF YOU THAT ARE LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE THIS CLOSING CONCERT OF THE TOUR GO ENJOY THE SHOW AND SHOW RONNIE THAT YOU CARE AND YOU APPRECIATE HIM BE THANKFUL TO SHARE AN EVENING WITH AN INCREDIBLE STAR...RONNIE MILSAP
Great show, Had seen Ronnie before and he's still an excellent performer & singer. I highly recommend seeing him if you're a fan.
I know he is older now, but he is one of my idols. He only sang medley of his songs. He just couldn’t sing them very well. I also think he was completely intoxicated. Very disappointed in the concert. I drove more than 3 hours. He sang one hour.
Great thank you thank everyone thank you thank y’all
We are big fans of Ronnie's music, but he should have stopped touring quite awhile ago. All throughout the night, he forgot words and was generally off key. Two other band members sang 3 full covers while they played 2 long medleys of a wide arrays of hits that would have been nice to hear. The worst part is that right around an hour into the show, as he was getting ready to sing "Lost in the 50's", something happened. He talked with a roadie type person who was sitting onstage, sang "America the Beautiful" and was rolled out of the arena. No goodbye, no explanation, just left. The crowd stood mostly silent wondering what was going on. Obviously it will never happen, but people should get some money back after that. Very disappointing evening/show overall.
Ronnie is a legend. This man was in no condition to give a concert. He struggled from the beginning, after being carried to his piano. We were in the third row from the stage and after a hour and 10 minutes, we heard him say to his stage hands, "I cant go on". He was then promptly carried off stage, the lights came up and that was it.
