Survivor Tickets

The show was pretty good even though the only remaining member was the guitar player, I was told. The new lead vocal was a young guy from Nashville and nailed it! Several songs I wasn't aware that they did which was nice. My reason for not recommending this is the show was only 1 hour long.

The Survivor concert on March 10th was a huge disappointment. Besides the original guitarist (and he was GREAT), who were they? The lead vocalist had a good voice, but was very immature and stage manners were lacking; no introductions of band members or background information that would let the crowd know how long they have been performing as "Survivor", where they are from, etc. An HOUR CONCERT? Most of the time, the band was trying to get the crowd to keep clapping, cheering, and wasting time between songs. It was obvious the band had only enough material to fill less than the hour. After the "Eye of the Tiger" they left the stage and that was it. The crowed left, rather stunned and comments in the lobby were negative, at best, and was filled with unhappy concert patrons. I would not recommend wasting your time or money on this version of "Survivor."

The band was very good and sounded great but the guitar player looked pissed off the whole time and kept changing out his guitar to a new one multiple times and looked like a two year old that wasn't getting thier way. It was very distracting. The concert was literally less than an hour long with no encore. They just played the last song and walked off the stage. No thank you for coming, nothing. We actually couldn't believe the concert was really over. It was the biggest waste of 62.50 a ticket I have ever spent. WASTE OF MONEY!!!!! They should have played longer!!!. A complete and total rip off.

The venue as nice and intimate and will go see other concerts there. While we enjoyed the Survivor concert, the concert was exactly 60 minutes!! And NO encore was even possible due to the house lights coming on immediately and stage crew started clearing the set. WOW!! Really a disappointment. Vocals were top notch. Lead singer is great. Energy level and audience engagement needs to be taken up a few notches.

I have no plans to ever attend a concert at Skagit Casino again. The concert started at 8:05 and was done by 9:05. The venue was a banquet room filled with rows of chairs crammed in tight. It was a sad venue and a forgettable show.

Great show. They sounded much like Styx. Great concert to take a lady friend to. ;) ;)

Wasn't a big fan of the band, but gave them a shot. After leaving the show, we are fans. Reading a lot of bad reviews of Cameron Barton on other sites. I'm not sure what others are hearing, but all I can say is he was outstanding! He made the show!

I had a wonderful time at this concert. I thought the band sounded really good.

We had a great time. Survivor sounded awesome, all the guys sounded great and was obvious they love performing, very passionate about their music. The venue was not so large that you were lost, we could hear everyone's comments and excitement, it made it more fun! We were about nine rows back very good seats. I really don't think you could have a bad seat in there.

They sounded great, had a lot on energy. There is not a bad seat in the house.

Will definitely use this venue again! Survivor brought back alot of good memories. Lots of energy, unforgettable.

I went in knowing that most of the band were new people so I wasn't expecting it to sound like the original Survivor. I was surprised and pleased at how close it actually was. The lead singer has a great voice. They were very entertaining and didn't disappoint.

Survivor spent the entire show interacting with the audience, playing great music and reminding us why we love this band. The interaction was genuine and included Frankie Sullivan (lead guitar) walking in and among the audience during his solo. The new singer Cameron Barton has the same sound as we remember. The band deserves our applause, interaction and attention because they stand up and deliver the hits.

My memory of survivor is forever destroyed. The band was horrible.... barely could even be considered a cover band. The only member of the original ban was the guitarist. He played an obnoxious 10+ minute guitar solo that was just ridiculous. We felt misled as it said the venue was choctaw... but it's the one in Grant so we actually went to the wrong place at first and had to drive another hour. Their versions of their famous songs were sub par. Save your money and remember the band the way they were.

Like Journey, Survivor is another band that is performing with a rather young guy as the lead singer. The 21-year-old guy was a bit of a hoot on stage, but I preferred his rendition of long held Survivor classics better than the guy who is doing Steve Perry-classic songs from Journey these days. The seats we had couldn't really be any closer, maybe 15 feet from the stage. Barely had to use the zoom on my camera for shots.

Absolutely a fantastic show. If you want the "real" sound of Survivor, then don't miss a show opportunity from this band. They deliver.... the vocals and band sound amazing. I am a huge 80's music fan and was blown away at this show. (Salisbury MA - Oct 23 2016). Yes a must see... I hope they tour with Foreigner or Journey in the near future! All these bands have new lead singers that "make it happen" just a s good, if not better that the original lead vocals!

The overall venue was awesome the Genesee Theater is absolutely beautiful. A Flock of Seagulls was pretty good. John Waite was pretty awesome. And of course I love Survivor but I was very disappointed in all the breaks if they kept taking. They started off the show with two of their most popular hits While most of the people were still going to the restroom, outside smoking, buying merchandise and I actually even in there to hear the two songs. They took two very long breaks that I can remember which I didn't understand because the lead singer is very young and I just couldn't understand why he needed to take such a long break. Still love the band Survivor but not sure if I want to see you again if they were going to have the same lineup and taking so many breaks. I will have to say that I still love their music and the lead singer sounds amazing!

Went for John Waite concert. But stayed to hear Survivor play. New lead singer does the band proud. Powerful voice!

I am not a fan of opening acts or Flock of Seagulls but they were rock solid. I am now. John Waite rocked the roof off. Pity that he only played 11 songs. He should have headlined. Survivor was ok but failed to recapture past glory or deliver at the level FOS or Waite did. The venue is great and has a lot of quality shows: check it out.

Survivor rocked the house! Had a great time going down memory lane.