Sting Tickets

Great concert. Stings voice was phenomenal as always. He is Father Time - looks great and sounds great. One artist I will see anytime they are out on tour. Great setlist.

Loved the show and the whole VIP experience! Sting was awesome….as always!

The dude is 72 and still sounds pretty dang good. He looks as fit as he did 30 years ago. He sang a great mix of songs including beginning the show with "Message in a Bottle"and ending with "Fragile", two of my favorites.

Sting’s performance was simply amazing! The artistry demonstrated by he and his entire band was nothing short of outstanding. Serenading concert goers with favorites, sharing some stories, the 2 hour pace of the show, interweaving pieces of his musical set together flawlessly left us feeling joyful and musically satisfied. And those encores! Don’t want to neglect a shout out to his opener, Joe Sumner (who also happens to be his son). You can tell the apple didn’t fall far from its musical tree! Great voice, delightful songs, wonderful prelude to his dad’s show.

Second time for us this year! Excited to see him next year.!

What a treat to see a legend such as Sting. I was very happy I got ticket. He is a great performer and sang all of the songs I expected him to, Loved it!

Concord Pavillion is a great place to see a concert! Probably not so much in October, since it was dark before the concert even started, and pretty chilly. I believe this was their last event for the season. Seats were filled but the grassy area was like maybe 40 people? Lots of room to roam and the vending and restrooms were uber convenient. And of course, a very pretty outlook. Sting and the opening act, his son Joe Sumner, had very low-key stage effects, I guess I would have expected more, but it was so casual and cool and possibly Stings choice. We could have seen Sting in Portland in our Moda Center, which is a huge indoor venue, so much more fun than that!. Vendors were super nice - surprising for me since we do lots of Live Nation concerts and a lot of times LN employees are not nice at all. LN: Please post entrance requirements: I looked and looked and there were no requirements on the LN website - posted for this concert. We brought chairs (since we were sitting in the grass) and my very small purse was designated as too big. So we needed to go back to our car. Oh and notes on purse size, goodness! There were so many purses way bigger than mine! Did not matter, if I had just known before hand, I would have been prepared. I actually had a smaller bag in my car! So, Sting gets 5 stars and Concord Pavillion gets 5 Stars, and Live Nation gets like 2 stars, for again, not informing ticket purchasers of entry requirements. But at least the vendors were super nice this time! Thanks!

The venue is perfect and the show was great! The opening act was Joe Sumner and he has a great sound. He started exactly at 8pm as announced and Sting came out at 8:30, loved it!

If you are a Sting fan, this concert did not disappoint. He sang so many of his greatest hits and he is still an amazing musical talent who's music touches so many. I can't stop looking at my video and listening to Sting Radio on Pandora. I especially enjoyed the rapper who joined him in a new version of "Shape of My Heart". Gosh, what a memorable night!

When the concert started I thought Sting being 72 was losing it as he was way off but it only took a song or two then he was back to being himself. The performance was full of energy and had most of the place standing and dancing up a storm. Everyone really seemed to be enjoying themselves.

Not sure why, but I wasn't impressed by this concert. Sting is a good entertainer, but it didn't measure up to other concerts I have seen this year. The Hollywood Bowl needs to do something about their entrance and exit process. It was a chaotic "every man for himself "undertaking. Finding your proper seat was a challenge too with 4 different employees directing me to the wrong seat. The fifth employee got us to the right place.

I have been to many concerts and this was one of the best ever. Sting was amazing and so was his band. The venue was very nice as well!

Arrived early so parking not an issue; definitely recommend purchasing parking online ahead of time …. Price much lower! Things keep getting better as this venue is almost a year old! Leaving area much easier and faster as time goes on! Keep bringing in the top artist - Sting simply awesome, classy and worth the price !!

Was my Birthday Gift and It Did Not Disappoint! It was nothing short of magical, his voice was flawless, I never sat down. Hollywood Bowl is one of my favorite Venues and Sting performing there was so wonderful. The band and back up singers were so fun & had such great voices… wow! I was in Awe of All !!! A few favorites: Fields Of Gold, & Why Would I Cry For You, and Every Breath You Take!!! Wow. (Only drawback was the country song re-sing , I am not a country fan, sorry folks. ) Sting thank you for the best performance!

Sting is a master musician -- from his music to his masterful lyrics to the bands he assembles when he tours. From the first moments when he walked onstage and started Message In A Bottle -- the crowd (sold out - 17,500 seating capacity) shouted in unison in joy and started singing. An entire arena united in music, such a wonderful thing with all that's going on in the country and the world nowadays. The energy never let up from the performance of his songs to the easy banter with the audience as he talked about the songs before performing them. The classic Roxanne was the penultimate piece, but the last one brought me to tears -- Fragile. A perfect choice. The backup singers were fantastic. It was wonderful to see Dominic Miller again.

great show, awesome band and perfect venue! timeless talent

We loved Sting at the Hollywood Bowl. The venue is awesome. It was filled to capacity. Sting sounded amazing and he still looks so good for his age. We were impressed that he sang for over two hours! Everyone around us looked like they were enjoying the show as much as us. I hope to have the opportunity to see him again. Simply amazing.

As an avid concert goer (check my records!), I see many types of shows. The best ones are when the audience is into it, and is standing and rolling with the music. This was not the case at the Bowl. Sting still has it, that is for sure. Sting sang for Sting, and that is fine. I compared it to many Dylan shows I've seen where he would change the tempo of songs and play obscure cuts with just a few crumbs thrown the audiences' way. The crowd basically sat on their hands all night waiting for that three or four song run of familiar tunes. It never happened. No worries, I'm on my way to Frost Amphitheater later this month to see Bob Weir and the Wolf Brothers. No worries of audience participation there! Rock On.

Absolutely stunning, breathtaking, wild ride with Sting and his son and his band! The backup singers were phenomenal! Sting played for over 2 hours, ripping his guitar in his t-shirt that showed ripped arm and ab muscles. That guy looks fabulous! I think he's in his 70's! The songs--both Police and his solo stuff--made up clap, shout, whistle, sing (offkey, but who cares?) Such a joyous, exhilarating experience. The encore brought Sting out to sing "Roxanne"and we were all on our feet. Then closed with "Fragile."

Sting has been a part of my life since the Police. I've now seen him 6-8 times, missed him in Florence by one night. One of the most unbelievable talents of our time. Unmistakable voice that just croons you to sleep. One of the best shows I've seen of him.