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The guys were funny, talked about how there songs came about. They were friends in life. Involved the crowd. They all sat on the edge of the stages. Shook hands with the audience as they sttod on the stage. It was so wonderful. If you don't go you will miss a lot of fun. I would go more than once.
Music was awesome! Words were hard to hear over the music. Would have been better if they each appeared individually.
Awesome show, these guys are great together! They way the show is formatted is so fun!
I saw Roots and Boots at the Q-Resort in California and it was one of the best shows I have ever seen. All three men were very intertaining and so much fun to watch. Their singing and instrument playing was unforgettable.
Was so excited to see these guys and man they did not disappoint!..They all sounded awesome and the banter between them was just perfect..Must admit my favorite is Sammy Kershaw and he sure made this old cajun gal's heart beat a bit faster when he walked out on stage..Gotta love a man that wears red cowboy boots!!...Yes indeed.....And that sweet Louisiana voice!.....Aaayyyyiiiiiii!!!!!....
A must see! I felt like I was sitting in a living room with these guys. A lot of kidding around and great music. Great audience interaction!!!
I love, love, loved it! Wish they would have played longer. 3 artists talking and singing for 2hrs was not enough. Concert should have lasted 3 hours. For individual concerts an artist usually plays for an hour and a half by himself. But I love these 3 guys, just wanted to hear more from them.
I grew up listening to these guys. It was great music where Aaron, Sammy & Joe each sang their top hits, sang tunes together & shared experiences in the business. Very intimate show that my husband & I really enjoyed.
We had the best time at the Roots & Boots show. All 3 artists were absolutely amazing. The music was great and the stories told were funny beyond words. The whole show was truly entertainment at its best. The back-up guitarist and vocalist, keyboard players were perfect each song. I would recommmed this show to any true country fans and to all the ladies out there Sammy is still hot as ever, Aaron still had a beautiful body and Joes smile can still melt a heart!! Go see for yourself you wont be dissapointed.
Was an awesome concert. Was exciting, the audience was apart of the concert. Tippin, Kershaw and Diffy was part of the audience during their performance. Would pay to see them again. I also love the Imperial Palace, they have a great auditorium. Would recommend this to an;y one!!!!!
Love the venue, all 3 on stage at the same time. Make's it feel like you are sitting around with friends, informal. Great music, relaxed, funny, amazing from start to finish. Go if this concert comes to your area. I would go again! One of the best if not the best concert I have ever attended. Really love the way they were all together and worked together on the songs. Great real country songs. Good chemistry and so funny! Loved it.
We had a great time with friends! I loved hearing all those country hits from the 90's!
The show was awesome! Sammy, Aaron, and Joe sang, some of the time all together. They talked joked and laughed and talked about their own experiences in the business. Hands down great show and great entertainers. Wouldn't have missed it for the world and would go see them again in a heartbeat!
Was not sure what to expect with this concert and I was so pleased with the performance. I had no idea these guys were friends. They share intimate stories about how they got in the business and how life influenced their song writing, which gives there songs meaning and enriched the whole performance. Each man brings an interesting personality to the show, Tippin brings humor, Kershaw brings emotion and Diffie brings depth. Will definitely see them again. Well worth the price of the ticket.
This show was very different but one of the most unforgettable shows I have ever seen. When the show started, Joe Diffie, Sammy Kershaw and Aaron Tippin came out on stage and all three stayed out for the entire 2 hour show. One of them would play a song and sometimes tell a short story or tell a joke and then on to the next one. You could tell that these 3 truely enjoy what they do. And Joe Diffie and Aaron Tippin sound better in person then their CD's. Joe Diffie hit every note and makes it look effortless. This was truely a show that gave me the chills. When it was over I had to just sit a minute because I was just amazed!!! These guys are fantastic, it is hard to put this show in to words. You truely need to see it for yourself.
I liked the acoustic & stories of this concert. I liked that it was different from all the rest. Nice to get to see something out of the ordinary. I would go see them again.
I really wanted to love this concert. Since I grew up following the music of all three artists, I made this part of my 30th birthday, To have all three on stage seemed like an exceptional opportunity. In short, I was disappointed as they collectively sang for only 1:45. This amounted to either 12 or 15 songs (divided among the three), with fairly long breaks of discussion in between. Diffie was spot on and put noticeable effort into every song. Tippin was on par, with a slightly less energetic performance of "Blue Angel." Kershaw seamed, well, to have a "haunted heart." While this show brought me back to my roots, I would've appreciated seeing more of their boots.
The show was excellent... jokes and stories from Sammy were great... Aaron's story on how the Stars and Stripe song took ahold was breathtaking and fantastic... Diffie was just amazing all around.... Just wish they would of played a little longer... they all have amazing songs that were not even heard.
It was a good show. Just wished they would have played longer!!!
Good format - Aaron Tippin to our left, Sammy Kershaw in middle and on the right was Joe Diffie. They took turns singing their hits and added stories and comments in between. This made a show of great music and intereting conversation. Good theme regarding patriotism and the working man of America. We left feeling like we'd been part of a memorable concert.
