Starship Tickets

Starship sounded great but only sang for a little over an hour. There was an opening act group who sang for an hour as well, a little too long, in my opinion. Would have preferred a little more Starship and a little less opening act. Venue is excellent but would be great to have a roof over the chairback seat sections. Fortunate for us it didn’t rain but would have been less than ideal if it did since entire seating area is open air. Overall, were pleased with Starship and they sounded as good as decades ago.

Awesome show and a cool venue! Starship had a lot of energy and played a great show!

Starship was fantastic and The Amp was a great place to see any group. We will be back again soon!!!!

Mickey Thomas still has great vocals. We really enjoyed the show. The female vocalist, Cian Coey did a great job. The music was tight and they put on a really good show. I felt bad for the band as the crowd was small. Not sure why. All hits all night.

Starship put on a great show, playing all their old songs with plenty of energy and Mickie still has his voice. The Amp is very clean and customer friendly. Watch out for the silver section, the venue makes you think it's seats, but it a Bleacher with seat numbers.

The current lineup did a great job covering all three versions of the band. Mickey Thomas still has one of the greatest voices in rock music. It was the one of the most enjoyable concerts I have attended in a long time.

Great concerts. Great venue and great music by both bands. I recommend seeing them and especially concerts at The AMP.

Both bands were great! Unfortunately it was not well attended so hard to get any excitement going! I felt bad for the bands.

I can't believe how good Mickey Thomas's voice sounds at 73! A great show and he is obviously very proud of his body of work. We even got bonus hits from Jefferson Airplane and the Elvin Bishop band. The lady filling in for Grace Slick was a powerful sound-alike and rocked it. Would definitely go again.

This is one of the few concerts that I have attended where the band didn't throw in a bunch of "filler" material to stretch out the length. All songs were easily recognizable. The real teat was them dipping back into previous incarnations of the band (Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship). It was great fun to hear songs that are now 50+ years old.

Seats were great - much older crowd with an average age of about 60. Mickey Thomas sounded as strong as ever - belting out the classics such as Jane, We Built This City, Stranger, Sara, & Find Your Way Back. The set was mostly recognizable charted material with the absence of No Way Out. Cian Coey (Grace Slick replacement #3) was vocally strong and seemingly enjoying her stage time over her previous Raiding The Rock Vault gig in Las Vegas. The band was flawless and hit every note of every song. Thomas had some interesting dialogue between hits, citing his golf memories with Cleveland DJ Legend, Kid Leo amongst other dandies. The dip back into time - a Jefferson Starship medley comprised of White Rabbit and Somebody to Love, followed up by the Elvin Bishop Band hit Fooled Around & Fell In Love in its entirety brought the crowd to its feet with thundering applause. The concert was more than I expected as the sound quality was phenomenal, the vocals were still razor sharp, and the band all seemed to have fun - each smiling authentically throughout the concert. I would suggest checking Starship out if you are on the fence - no one left disappointed.

I was watching Alot of Starship's videos on YouTube before the concert, their knee deep in the hoopla cassette tape, I know everything song. They are One of my All-Time band's, at our age I'm simply so happy to be a part of all the Fun

Excellent show from a tight band. Mickey still has a great voice. His female counterpart was equally good. Both have such strong voices. The band was well rehearsed and it shows. I will go see them again the next time they come around. 👍🎤🎶

Very fun live performance. Mickey Thomas can still hit the high notes! His female lead vocalist has a great voice that honors Grace Slick. Pretty darn good lead guitarist too!

They sounded amazing. Great band and played everything we knew

What a fantastic concert. Starship played a spotless performance that the whole audience participated in. the is not a bad seat in the house - and it was packed! I was glad to see my old group that I grew up with. Thanks!

They were great! As soon as Mickey started singing it brought me back to so many memories. His voice still sounds the same as it did when I listened to the radio years ago. Cian's voice was so powerful! She knocked it out of the park on the songs she did. If you get a chance to see them don't hesitate. They played about an hour and a half and it was worth every penny.

The night felt perfect. Spot on vocals from one of the best in my opinion. Mickey Thomas sounds perfect in his 70s. I’ve seen modern Jefferson Starship and they were great but Starship was so much better and well rehearsed. Great concert. Wanna see them again and again

They did a good job of singing all the hits from the early years. The young lady with them was good, but no Grace Slick. Grace had a more powerful voice but it was still good. (I can say this as I saw Grace with them in Ca at the UC Davis campus in 1981.) This venue is not the greatest on sound, but the concert was still very good if a little shorter than a lot of them.

Starship is awesome. They sound just like they did decades ago. The music transported you back in time. What a great night. Thank You :)