Satisfaction - International Rolling Stones Tribute Show Tickets

Band was pretty good. They played all the old stones songs, dressed the part and entertained. Love the venue!

Totally awesome show, highly recommend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This show was Fabulous! 3rd time seeing this band and they did not disappoint. Over 2 hours of great Hi Energy Stones music, hit after hit. They are the best tribute band. I certainly got my "Satisfaction" once again. If you like Rolling Stones music, this is the best tribute band to see. The lead singer is even better looking than Mick Jagger!

The concert was excellent. Each set was better than the one before it and like any great story ;we didn't want it to end! Thank you for a step back in time and an awesome concert!!!!

The Band had a lot of excitement and did an excellent rendition of Rolling Stones songs, both early Stones and later hits. It did not disappoint!

Sound could have been better. Band did not seem cohesive. Felt like 4 individual performances but did not seem to have the rythym needed for a good Stones Tribute band. Seemed to get it together better in second act. The sit down country/acoustic set was good. "MICK" was good, sounded like Mick and has all the "moves like jagger" , although his karaoke singing of "She's a Rainbow" (sung to a recorded backing track while the band was in a costume change) was dreadful and awkward. All in All, I expected a little better. Was expecting more of a concert than a theatrical show. But all in all, not a bad night out and heard some great classic songs. Just didn't have that live band feel to it.

Although most of the time the music overpowered the lead singer, he did an excellent job emulating Mick Jagger, from the first row of the mezzanine you would think it was Jagger. But the music was all over the place and sometimes it was hard to figure out what song was playing until they were halfway through it. Acoustics in the PAC center are not suited to a rock & roll band.

The only thing good about the show is The Rolling Stones music, which I can gear at home. left at intermission, the act is terrible Like Bergen PAC

We could not believe our ears! This group had received outstanding reviews but they were simply awful. The music was fine but the lead singer (Mick Jagger) was terrible; singing off key, screwing up lyrics, an accent that prevented us from understanding whatever it was that he was saying and I don’t know if it was the sound system or his mike, but his singing actually hurt our ears so we had to leave.

Actually they were pretty darned good, very close to the sound of the Stones. They played many of the old and new favorites. A bit off at first, but they got better as the show progressed.

Great Show at a Great Venue Would go to see them again.

This show was HIgh Energy for over 2 total hours. Simply amazing from Beginning to End. KUDOS to Mick and the entire band for the great show. My First time seeing the show and I will not hesitate to see the show again.The last song was Satisifaction which I got all evening.

A really fun and entertaining show If you can catch these guys you should

I got tickets for this show to bring my father. We are not HUGE Rolling Stones fans, but any music live is usually a good show. The tickets said 7:00 pm and the show did not start until 8:00, which was annoying, but I get it. The second the music started MY EARS HURT!. This was one of the absolute worst shows I have ever been to. The Gramercy Theater is an intimate setting and I am all for loud live music, but the sound system was so bad that it ruined the entire show. Not one single song sounded good. Everything sounded like the same song over and over with the twang from the sound system in my ears. I should have walked out, but it was my plan for the evening so I had hopes it would get better as it went on. The show was not good but I would have enjoyed it if I could actually hear the music. I wouldn't recomend that anyone see this show or see anything at this theater.

Their selection of songs was perfect. I heard every Stones' hit I wanted to hear and more. The musicians themselves were terrific, and the guy who played Mick Jagger really was a good look-alike for him.

My husband and I had a blast at this show! Music was great and the band was very entertaining! Played all the classics!

Satisfaction is a show you don't want to miss! Gifted musicians and Chris Legrand as Mick is spot on! You won't be disappointed!

Kaopectones was a cover like no other. Five stars for five stars (incl. sound dude.) Memo to Chris LeGrand: Stick to Luckenbach and save the travel expenses....

Just like hearing the Stones. They were incredible.

We decided to catch this act as a warm up for the real Rolling Stones a month away. The lead singer obviously has studied Mick Jagger's moves extensively, because it was difficult to tell if he was for real or an actor. We were sitting too far away to tell the difference. This then raises the question, "If anyone with the look and the moves can mimic Mick Jagger, then why pay big bucks for the real thing?". As for me, I could care less for Mick because I am a guy, so I like the big horn sound and backup vocals from the real band. Without the horns and backup vocals, both bands are watered down in my opinion. Satisfaction has no backups at all. Their actor for Ron Wood did some stellar solos with their version of Keith Richards quietly allowing this. In the real Stones, this would never happen because of Keith's ego. Ron Wood was a perfect fit from The Faces because he knew when to back off from his solos to keep Keith "happy". Their bass player does a stoic version of Bill Wyman with the neck pointed up, and their actor for Charlie Watts does a good job on drums without being surrounded by plexiglass. All in all, they were good, but give me the real thing next month.