Teen Idols Tickets

We had a truly wonderful evening with the Teen Idols (Peter Noone, Micky Dolenz, David Cassidy). Each artist brought something different to the stage, and all were excellent. We loved Peter Noone - he has got to be the best entertainer of that era. Funny and engaging, with the same voice you heard on his recordings in the 60's. He also stayed FOREVER after the concert to sign autographs and take pictures with everyone. Totally a class act. We've seen Micky Dolenz several times, and this is the best we've ever seen him. He shows that his musicianship and voice have endured over the years. First time we'd seen David Cassidy and my, oh, my does he still have a lot of adoring fans! The ladies next to us nearly melted. To his credit, he is still very talented and put on a great show. All in all, a fabulous evening with fabulous weather!

Would have been nice if they'd done an encore, I've never been to a concert where there wasn't at lease ONE encore! However, the show was great!

Great Show - Mickey, Peter & David are true performers.

I was always a Cassidy fan but seeing these 3 together was amazing! I couldn't have asked for a more memorable night!

I had the Meet and Greet, would have been nice if the theater told me that it was before the show vs. after the show so I missed it because I decided to go out to dinner before th show. But it was a lost anyway because others told me that they would not sign any albums or other things if you had them... I NEVER HEARD OF ANY PERFORMER REFUSING TO SIGN AN ALBUM AT A MEET AND GREET. DAVID CASSIDY THINKS HE'S TO BUSY TO TREAT FANS TO AN EXTRA 10 MINUTES, THUS,. I ASSURE THEM I WON'T WASTE MY TIME ON THEM EITHER

Had a great time. The chemistry between David and Peter makes the show very funny. The song selection was perfect. Peter noone looked exactly the same . Go with your girlfriends you won't be sorry. Very nostalgic.

It was all a fun BLAST FROM THE PAST! The performers sang alone and together. They were having a great time with themselves and the audience.

It was the best show we have seen in A long time definitely recommend it

What a great show. It was such fun going back in time with these three a?azing entertainers. Would see this show again in a heartbeat

One of the best shows I've been to in a long time. I've been a fan of David Cassidy's since I was 14, he never gives a bad show. He was even better with Mickey & Peter. They are all so talented and funny. I didn't want the night to end, would definately go again.

We really enjoyed all three of them I wondered how they would perform ,as to all together or seperate They done both They still have alot of energy for being i;n their sixties

I have to admit I was disappointed. When I go to a concert I expect to pretty much hear music. An occasional joke here and there is okay but these guys took it to the max as far as the jokes. Are the teen idols trying to add some comedy to their shows? If so, I say go back to to the old way as in coming out individually and singing .... more!!

I thought Peter & Mark were great, Mickey unprepared, forgot words and needed to take the stitching out of the back of his jacket. Afterwards, he would only shake his head, and wouldn't speak. It was the third time I saw Peter and I still like him. Mark was impressive, dressed well and sang well.

Not only was it marvelous to see members from Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Monkees, and Herman's Hermits, it brought back the same feelings of joy and hope for the future that they did back then. THAT was the real surprise. I'd thought myself past the enthusiasm of teenage years but they dragged it out of me and I have to thank them for that. I wish I could have done that face-to-face.

I love Micky, Peter and Mark. And to have them all on stage the whole time was a better idea than one at a time.

Mark Lindsay, original lead singer of Paul Revere and the Raiders, Micky Dolenz of The Monkees and Peter Noone aka Herman of Herman's Hermits entertained a crowd of age 50+ teenyboppers with nostalgic music and good humor at Potawatomi Casino on Friday and Saturday night. I attended the Saturday show. Mark opened the show, and it is evident why this 67 year old singer was a teenage heartthrob. He is still in great voice singing Raider hits like "Hungry" and "Indian Reservation". Mark managed an above the head high kick prior to singing the Raider's hit "Kicks". Micky sang many of The Monkees hits and acknowledged the song writers that catapulted those songs to the top of the charts in the late sixties. Micky and Mark teamed up for an entertaining rendition of "Stepping Stone" which was recorded by the Raiders and The Monkees. Peter Noone closed the show with many of his fans in attendance. Peter always adds great humor to his performances and gets the crowd involved in the Hermits' lighthearted singles that topped the charts in the mid sixties. All three performers closed the show helping Peter with crowd participation on "Henry the Eighth" and singing "There's a Kind of a Hush."

This concert was just too much fun! Instead of three individual sets featuring the music of each, they all sang each other's songs. They appeared to be having just as much fun as the audience. The sound was great and the songs were lively. This small venue is the perfect set to see these guys perform the songs we all loved. The sing-alongs were a blast!

These guys sounded great! A great show that brought back some great memories. We enjoyed their humor and the energy they gave to the show.

Best oldies show in a long time. I've seen them all many times before, peter was as always excellent, he has high energy and a big following. Mickey was far more impressive this time than he had been in the past, he trimmed his weight down and put on a decent show. If you had seen him before, his performance this time far exceeded anything he had done in the past ten years, i felt He got better with age. Now, mark, was very impressive, i hadn't seen him in a good 20 plus years, but he still has it, when he did indian resrevation or kicks the crowd got totheir feet and really jammed. kids today would be proud of us old timers lol I would highly suggest you see this show, were all getting older and this show didn't seem to age as badly as we did lol

Mark Lindsey and Mickey Dolen's voices a little weak....or maybe the sound man did not have the microphones adjusted properly. Peter Noone is the ultimate showman. We have seen him several times and never tire of his shows. Disappointed we were not allowed to take pictures of the performers after the show, "casino rules".