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I've seen Nugent maybe eight times over the years and this was the best performance yet -- and possibly the best concert I've ever seen. Ted played for two hours and his energy never flagged. His guitar-playing was up to its usual high standards and the backing band is rock solid. And they seemed to be enjoying themselves up there -- they weren't going through the motions.
Ted Nugent is one of the great axe men. He's awesome! Although, the venue is a little uncomfortable due to the lack of air and space. I have not been to events there for many years because of these items. BUT, had to make the sacrifice for Nugent.
Great showman! This was the very best show I've ever seen at the casino. Take his politics and crassness with a grain of salt and just enjoy one of the best guitar players anywhere.
well b lacksmith rocked with his introduction for ted nugent then ted nugent came out and blew me away it has been my dream to see ted nugent in concert it was awesome and one day hope to meet him when he came out with his indian head dress was pretty awesome.i hope to go see him again there i hope and wish him for president some day
Ted was absolutely amazing once again. He is simply the last of a dying breed and when he stops rocking the world, the world would come to an end.
As always, Ted was fantastic. He did a great mix of both old, & new songs. He is so talented, & puts his all into everything he does. He looks, & sounds awesome!
Ted Nugent was just as good yesterday as he was 20 years ago when I saw him at the Oakland Colosseum. 61 years old and he still rocks. He looks great and sounds great. He hasn't lost a beat in his guitar playing. Loved the concert.
Excellent concert! - Ted has never done a bad one. Your seating sucks - even the gold which we had was crowded and positioned awkwardly.
The best show I have seen in a while...Took my son and a friend that dont know Ted to much and they loved it...
Anyone who hasn't seen Uncle Ted live should see him. He hasn't skipped a beat.
What's to say? Ted was simply amazing. Started the show with "The Star Spangled Banner", and played all his classics, including "Stranglehold", "Cat Scratch Fever", "Wang Dang, Sweet Tang", and "Wango Tango". Stage was filled with some of his guns, and as always, Ted spouted off about things he disliked about the White House and the gov't. I would highly recommend seeing Ted to anyone who never has!!!
From begining to end it was nonstop barage of grat riffs and just total energetic mayhem!
My husband and I just moved to Boston from Detroit, and it was GREAT to hear Ted's classics. His banter is hilarious no matter WHICH side of the polical fence you stand. He's just so OVER THE TOP!! His voice is starting to go, but his bass player was great and allowed Ted to play some AWESOME guitar. House of Blues Boston is a great venue for a up-close, intimate concert. My husband last saw Ted at Cobo Arena in Detroit where he could NEVER get as close to the stage.
Ted should mleave the politics out of the show!!!!!!
Uncle Ted did not dissapoint, 2 solid hours of guitar shedding rock and roll. Thow in his politically incorrect views and it doesn't get any better than that!
Ted never fails...Jammed most of his hits. At 61 this guy still out rocks just about anybody. ...Happy Defiance Day everyone. Free machine guns for everybody!!!!!!! Live Free or Die Baby that's the NH way
God Bless America and the next president of the United States of America Uncle Ted Nugent. From the opening flurry of the Star Spangled Banner to the closing rave of Great White Buffalo, Uncle Ted delivered. His playing has never been better and the support of his band was simply powerful. Absoultely terrific. Happy Difiance Day to all who attended. Those that do not know Ted;s politics were offended, left and that's too bad because Ted may be on the far side, but not too far from my side and the side of what needs to be done to put America back on top. Stormtroopin as the Snakeskin Cowboy, Ted took Boston into the eye of one of his many machine guns and fired away. Highlights were his covers of Soul Man (never knew Ted grew up in Michigan as a "little black boy")and the Kinks You Really Got Me. Of his songs my favorites were played to perfection with huge nuge solos, including Cat Scratch Fever, Wango Tango and Stranglehood.
Ted Nugent showed the crowd at the House of Blues (which sadly enough was only half capacity) how it is done. From the opening number "Stormtroopin" to the smoking hot "Stranglehold" Ted showed the youngsters how good old fashioned, ear splitting, in your face rock and roll should be played! He played all the crowd favorites but the show lagged a little when he played some other songs the crowd did not know midway through his set, but the crowd bounced back when he played a rocking rendition of Soul Man! As usual Ted peppered the crowd with political rants that most of the crowd agreed with as well as this reviewer! Ted has a lot of frustration built up and luckily for us he takes it out on his trademark guitar!
great music nugent is still one of the best players out there!! plus free machine guns wow!
loud proud and defiant as ever. Not for the meek or the weak
