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Letterman concert enjoyable, venue, not so much. Long table seating not very comfortable, seats too close together. Seated next to a woman that sang loudly and off key to almost every song. Really ruined the evening.
The show was fantastic for any age. We thought this might be "our mother's" concert but were so surprised to find out we knew the words to every song! The did a wonderful job and the venue was perfect.
This group gives an outstanding performance. A true Vegas style show that plays to the audience as well as showcasing the individual talents of each singer.
It was a wonderful performance with great music. Better than what we hear today.
If you are looking for their wonderful sixties love songs, you’ll get five minutes worth of medleys. If you love a third rate lounge act (as much of this crowd seemed to), you’ll be at home. Hence the second star.
Didn't go there to hear covers of other singers nor tribute to Frank Sinatra. Went there to hear the Letterman sing Lettermen songs, IN THEIR ENTIRETY, not medleys or mixups or mashups.
The Letterman performed a fantastic show. Lots of good memories from the 60’s & 70’s.
I noticed something with the Lettermen Taking pictures witth crowds is a waste of time. People got bored & started leaving. The letttetmen is fantastic. Next time no more pictures.
Thought the music was awesome. The show, however, went way too long. Too much time in between the groups for setup, changeover and introductions. Show should have been over by 10;30 not the 11ish it ran to.
Gary Puckett struggled with his voice. The Association and the Letterman were terrific.
Gary Puckett and the Union Gap - although they sang the songs that were their hits, which is what the crowd comes to see - they were a little to theatrical. Like to hear the songs sung as they were on their records. Association - thoroughly enjoyable - they sang the songs as they were recorded - their interaction with the audience was great - they sounded as good as they did 50 years ago. The Lettermen - unfortunately they were not at all enjoyable. Their theatrics turned me off - at least half of the audience left during their performance. The solos don't work - just sing your hits they way they were sung so many years ago - the way we remember them
Gary Puckett should retire and the Lettermen should be right behind him. The Association put on a great show and saved the evening.
Letterman are still magnificent entertainers. Association harmonies were surprisingly good. Gary Puckett still sounds so good.
What can I say other then what a wonderful night filled with hit after hit from 3 fabulous groups! First up was Gary Puckett & The Union Gap. First time seeing them and I was quite impressed with how great Gary's voice still is (even while fighting the remainder of a cold!). Next up was The Association who I saw once before about 13 years ago. Wonderful sound on both vocals and music. Then they saved the best for last when The Lettermen took the stage. I've seen them about 82 times and as always they put on a wonderful show! The only bad thing was the fact that their show was shorter then any I've ever attended, but of course that was due to the fact that you had 3 groups on the bill. I sure hope that the Tilles Center will bring them back solo (or that another local venue will be smart enough to do so).
I absolutely enjoyed the show. Having grown up listening to the music I was thinking I would never see the performance. I was probably one of the youngest in the audience lol
Gary Puckett and The Association were beyond fantastic! The only disappointment was The Letterman who did a tribute to Frank Sinatra.......everyone started to leave, so we did too! They should have stuck with their own hits as we had been enjoying a musical walk down memory lane with the two previous groups!
Just want to hear the songs as they were recorded. Didn't happen.
We enjoyed very much music and interaction between the singers and audience.
They were absolutely fabulous. I've seen them 4 times in the last 2 1/2 years and they are always great. I love the way they meet with people after the concert and do autographs and pictures but both separately. It is more organized that way and flows better.
Loved loved loved the Lettermen. Beautiful harmony. Classy guys and wonderful memories
