Scorpions Tickets

I was truey amazed by Cinderella. I saw them when they opened for BonJovi in the 80's & they have improved. That lead singer played at least 5 different instruments & hisvoice is good when he isn't always screaming. This was my 13 yer old son's first concert & he loves the Scorps so he loved the concert. I thought they played too much new stuff & ddn't even play Alien Nation, I can See, or Still Loving You. If this is your farewell tour, you should appease the crowd & sing what they want. But over all, still good, not great. (Also, too many, solos & music playing without singing.)

An amazing show played by both Cinderella and Scorpions. Both sets were amazing, with Tom Keifer getting the crowd pumped for the headliners. The Scorpions played among a light show, which only added to the atmosphere! The amphitheater was packed with hardcore Scorpions and Cinderella fans, from young to old. Everyone was having a great time. The concert was worth every penny! If I ever get the chance to see Scorpions or Cinderella play again, you can be damned sure I'll be there!

For years I've been telling my 16 year old son about how great the Scorpions are in concert. I saw them in 1984 and in 1988, and just hoped that they would tour again some day. Well, I got my wish on July 5th in Pittsburgh, and the Scorps rocked! The band was tight, the sound was great, their interaction with the crowd was very good, and the music was awesome. They played 3 songs from their new album (Sting in the Tail, The Best is Yet to Come, and Raised on Rock). The rest were classics from their career. They started the show with Bad Boys Running Wild, and also played The Zoo, Holiday, Send Me an Angel, Dynamite, Blackout, and Big City Nights. The encore was No One Like You, Wind of Change, and Rock you like a Hurricane. Cinderella was the warm-up band, and though I never thought much of them when they first came out in the 80's, I was impressed with their musical talents. The lead singer played a 6 string and a 12 sting guitar, lap "steel" guitar, and the saxophone. The language between songs was a little "R-rated," but everything else was OK. It's sad that the Scorpions are on a "farewell" tour, as they are just as good as they ever were. But at least I finally got to take my son to see them. And they put on an incredible show!

Awesome show ! Full of energy, its sad they are hanging it up the Scorps have lots of life left in them. I been to dozens of concerts this is def in my top 5 shows.

The Scorpions didn't let me down! Actually - I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the cuts from the new CD live. They had a punch that often can't be captured on a studio track. OK, I felt there were omissions, as I'm sure there were for others: In Trance, Alien Nation, etc. (I would like to have heard "Du Bist So Schmutzig" live, but I know that's pushing it! ...und so geht's manchmal...) The Scorpions played as if Detroit were their only show, and they were giving all their talent and energy to us, for this one show. It was so that I had to ask myself "how on earth could they possibly do this again, let alone TOMORROW in Milwaukee?!" Their love of music and playing live always shows, and this time was no different. Klaus' vocals, the superb guitar work of Rudolf and Matthias, James' fabulous drumming (and great backing vocals), and Pavel's bass/vocal work were a typical showcase of a concentration of talent I have seen nowhere else. There were no "weak points," only strong ones. That goes for their "show" as well. The use of multimedia (especially) during "Raised on Rock" and James' solo were again typical of why I feel the Scorpions put on the best shows I have ever seen. The work and expertise that combine on all levels and in all areas made this concert a "show for the records."

Both bands have great live show playing ability. Cinderella's lead singer Tom Kiefer played lead guitar, piano (Don't know what you got, til it's Gone), and sax - this guy has talent! As for the Scorps...seeing them live was outstanding as they really know how to have fun and engage the audience. Their songs sounded as if we were in the studio with them - sounded perfect! I wasn't expecting both bands to play so well...It was just a great show with great songs!!

Overall the show was excellent. Cinderella totally rocked and played all of the hits. Scorpions were very good, however for some reason they didn't play "Still Loving You". It was a big disappointment for me since it happens to be my favorite Scorpions song. It was also surprising since it's undeniably one of their 5 or 6 biggest hits. I probably wouldn't go see the Scorpions again, but I would definitely recommend seeing Cinderella if you get a chance.

Age still hasn't had an effect on the band..They still sounded great!

This show will go down in the books as unforgettable. Not only because it was my Son's first concert but the fact that the boys from Germany proved that they can still rock 'n' roll. From the intro till "Rock You Like A Hurricane", these guys gave their all and did not let up. Not to mention that they looked healthy and showed no signs of aging. The energy was there through out the whole show. The bad part was having to leave. Thanks Guys for all the years of great music and memories!!!

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Great atmosphere, great music, wonderful band. I do not think anybody left disappointed.

It was a great show. The band sounded great. They were very enthusiastic and energenic. I loved the show!

The Scorpions rocked the house at Pine Knob Thursday night, no ballads, just ROCK ROCK ROCK, awesome show awesome band........................

The Scorpions " Get your sting and Blackout" World Tour was one of the best concerts I've ever been to! This was my 13 yr old sons first concert. He loved it! We will be attending more concerts this summer at DTE Energy Music Theatre for sure!

Very surprised haven't seen them since 1988 and worried that they might sound like Whitesnake did last summer.

One of the best shows I've seen in a long time. The Scorpions still know how to put on a good show.

The performance was on spot for these guys. They played a good mix of older material and new. They dug as far back as there Virgin Killers album. The montoge that was shown during Kottek's durm solo was a real memory awakener. It's sad to think this is their last tour, but it is also good to see them go out while they are in top form.

What an amazing concert!!! Cinderalla opened the show playing some favorites. Tom Keifor even played the saxaphone on one song's homage to Detroit. Then it was time for The Scorpions to rock the house. And did they ever. I loved hearing the songs from the new CD but the crowd joined in when the band played some of their old hits. James Kattak, the drummer, had an interesting solo. Lots of energy from Klaus and Rudolf, they never failed to whoop up the crowd.

The Scorpions put on a great show and were the consummate professionals. They also connected with the audience very well. I would say that they kicked butt with their performance!

The Scorpions and Cinderella were amazing I still can't believe that Tom Kiefer still has his amazing voice after all the surgery he has went through in the past he still has it and he is totally amazing. The Scorpions stage presence was totally amazing their new drummer is unbelievably talented for the rest of the boys they have always had it. Great Job! Great Concert!