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Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 16 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Fantastic, NonStop, Authentic Fun and Groove

    by BobM on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    Not only were the musicians fantastic, but the" Brothers" put on the greatest show which engaged the crowd every minute of the show

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Classic

    by Pete on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    Excellent. Marking it off my bucket list. The blues brothers live.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Great show if you're short

    by Dr. Tallman on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    Great show, so glad I got to see Aykroyd live while he can still perform. And he wasn't joking about Jimmie "the dynamic" Woods. Best harp player I've ever seen live, his solo was the best part of the show in my opinion. Only down side were the 2nd mezzanine seats. They are torture if you are over 5 ft 10. Need to get replaced please!

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Blue brothers

    by Debra on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    I had high expectations as I thought they would sing most of the blues brothers songs. If they sang 2 that was a lot. Then they did a weird song where he showed his belly and pulled someone out of the Audience to do the same. I enjoyed the show and the theatre is beautiful. Big had higher expectations!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    A mission from god

    by Lou on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    Dan and Jim are still up to no good ! But the show was fun !

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Energy

    by The Blues Brothers on 5/10/22St. George Theatre - Staten Island

    They had a lot of energy, they didnt sound as good as they did in the movie lol. But i loved the fact that they interacted with the audience. Brought people on stage a few times and I felt like they werent too bog for themselves. made them feel more "human". The only issue was the concert was short. Where did the two hour concerts go?