Slash Tickets

Slash was amazing. Came out before and after the show to do autographs. Everything about the show was perfect!

awesome show and super nice guy. Just because todays radio wont play his incredible new music , mainly cause its not Ga Ga Crap. This is a show to see.

Great show, Slash is a tremendous guitar player, and the set list was an interesting mix of G&R, Velvet Revolver, his own solo stuff, and even Alter Bridge.

Starting his career in the mid eighties, becoming famous basically over night, doing every drug under the sun, losing bands and starting new ones, almost dying from heart complications and having a pace maker installed... and he still seems like a 22 year old on stage. Saul Hudson (aka Slash, guitarist from Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver, Slash's Snakepit) just recently put out a solo album with a compilation of singers and is now on tour. He blasted on stage with "Ghost," the first single from his self-titled disc and that was almost the only one from his latest project. The night was filled GNR hits like "Nightrain," "Civil War," (which was pretty surprising) and "Rocket Queen." Not to mention he threw some little known SS tunes and a few VR hits in the mix from the first album and none from that sophomore disappointment, Libertad. They played more songs from his other bands than they did from his new album which must have been taxing on Myles Kennedy, the vocalist on tour that recorded with Slash on two songs from the disc; "Back From Cali" and the semi-ballad "Starlight," both of which they performed. Slash, as usual, was adorned in dark pants, black muscle shirt, black and white Converse canvas sneakers, and of course, his trade-mark top hat which he some how stole from a leather shop in the early GNR days. It really seemed like he hadn't aged a day, especially watching him strut rapidly around on stage while jamming flawlessly on his Gibson Les Paul. Much to my chagrin, he did include "Sweet Child O' Mine" and "Paradise City" in the set list. I've seen him 5 other times with SS and VR and he never lowered himself to perform those overplayed, now redneck anthems. He, himself, has said that he could go the rest of his life without playing them, but I guess you gotta give the drunken, mindless masses what they want. Luckily, "My Michelle" and "By the Sword" made the encore and VR's "Slither" sent us all home smiling.

This was by far the best show i've ever been to. The talent was incredible and Slash has never been better. It ruined me for all other concerts!!!!

Excellent show! Loved it. Great set list & Slash seems to genuinely enjoy performing.

Venue was great - with an awesome staff! Slash kicked much ass! Totally worth every penny!

I am a staunch Myles Kennedy Fan since his work with AlterBridge. Honestly, I came to the concert to see him in person. He didn't disappoint me, that's for sure. I have always liked Slash, and I am impressed to see that he can still rock as hard today as he did in his early years. I recommend this concert to anyone who can get a ticket. Myles, I'm looking forward to ABIII. But, I am so glad I saw this concert. You gave a "voice" to Slash's guitar work that many of us have never heard.

Best show I've been to. Far surpassed any Velvet Revolver show. Opening act was actually really good, but Slash and Miles Kennedy tore it up. Played several GNR songs such as Night Train, Sweet Child of Mine, Paradise City, My Michelle, etc. I would pay way more than $31.50 to go see this show.

Slash was amazing for this sold out show! The whole show was very energetic from start to finish! Slash's guitar work was flawless as always. He really interacted with the audience as well. Myles Kennedy, who sang for Slash, nailed every song with perfection. The setlist included very evenly matched songs from Slash's solo stuff, GnR and even Velvet Revolver. The band gelled great overall. This show was worth every penny I spent for the ticket.

Excellent show. Everyone needs to see great musicians in smaller venues. Spectacular show. Slash is getting better with age guys, go and check him out.

Slash and his band were fantastic. One of the best shows I've been to in years. The audience loved them. Center Stage Theatre is a room you can see and hear from anywhere. The sound engineer did a great job handling the inadequate house sound system. The house sound system cannot handle rock and roll bands of this caliber. As a former production manager & sound engineer for Guns N' Roses,it is the very weak point of this venue.

The concert was fantastic. Slash kicked butt!!!!! Miles Kennedy is a great front man. The venue was terrific. Any seat would have been awesome. Thanks for a great night Slash and Center Stage!!!!

this concert was probably the best I have ever been to!

Good show! Myles Kennedy did a great job with vocals, and of course Slash did a great job on guitar. They played a nice mix of new, old, Gun's n Roses, and Alter Bridge.

Absolutely had a great time. Slash was incredible. Myles Kennedy did a fantastic job. The Godfather theme song was beyond memorable...all in all an amazing time!

Best concert ever! Slash was accessible, meeting fans and signing autographs. Myles Kennedy was perfect, as was to rest of the group. The opening act, Toddy Port, was fantastic and the bassist, Kevin Jones, was unforgettable.

The show was packed at the Norva in Norfolk. The opening band Taddy Porter were flat out amazing. A great rock sound in today's pop enviroment. As far a Slash is concered he is one of the best musicians I have ever seen. His new album is a must buy. Myles Kennedy was flat out brialliant in his singing and covering past covers of GnR and Velvet Revolver tunes. If there is anyway possible go check out Slash and the band he has put together for this tour. It is the best show I have seen in years. Enough Said!!

My boyfriend and I have been fans of Slash since I can remember. We found out last minute that he was on tour 200 miles from where we live, so we bought 2 tickets and a hotel room for the night. When we got there we were so unimpressed it was painful to not leave. Myles Kennedy is a mediocre singer at best, then Todd Kerns the bass player decided to sing (terribly) a horrible song called "Were All Gonna Die" and that was absolutely unbearable. Then to top it all off Slash couldn't play one song without messing up. If I only knew then what I know now I would not have spent the time or money to ruin the image that I had held onto for so long of my childhood hero :..(

Slash showed how a rock and roll concert is done! Him and Myles Kennedy on lead vocals played a straight rock n roll show! It was a show of great music and overall a great, clean show! The audience had great energy and there were hardly any disputes in the crowd. Slash played many of the songs on his new album and even included a lot of Guns N Roses covers and some songs from Slash's Snakepit. Bumblefoot and the new Guns N Roses got nothing on the energy, show quality and over all music that Slash had played!