The Musical Box Tickets

I was born three years after Genesis released The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, so I obviously never got the chance to witness that legendary tour. This group of phenomenal musicians acted as a virtual time machine, and performed the entire piece as near to flawlessly as one could expect. They obtained the original slides used in the 75 tour, and the effect was amazing. The lead singer bore a passing resemblance to Peter Gabriel, but his voice was a dead-ringer..the inflections and everything. Each of the musicians performed their respective parts with reverence to the original compositions and with a level of skill and aplomb that I might venture to guess even Phil, Mike, Tony, Steve, and Peter found elusive, night after night. Bravo! The Regency is great venue, parking, as always, is rough, but this was a rare opportunity to hear one of my favorite composition performed live.

It's not an easy task to replicate any band's music, let alone a band whose 1974 album "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" is considered by faithful fans to be one of their more intricate albums to listen to. Genesis has always been many things to many people, and "The Lamb" certainly displayed their diversity. From the hard "Fly On The Windshield" to the sublime "The Carpet Crawlers", there's truly something for everyone. The Musical Box did a wonderful job of playing a note for note rendition of the album. They made every effort to represent Genesis, and had fun with it without being campy. Moreover, they all play extremely well. I never had the pleasure of seeing Genesis play the Lamb in its entirety, but I was thrilled to have seen it played so beautifully by The Musical Box.

Loved the show! The talent was amazing. So good to hear all of those old songs again.

I've seen Musical Box five times now (the Lamb show 3 of those times). The performance was great but this was the worst time I've seen The Lamb because the venue was terrible. No pyro. No fog machine / light show. Horrible seating arrangement. Really hot, very little ventilation. Regency Ballroom, at least with assigned seating, sucks.

If you like or more importanly, love the Geneisis album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway...this is a must see... Fake Peter Gabriel is great..he has Peter's moves down and his voice is strong and vibrant...the other muscians in the group are very good as well...

I HAVE SEEN THIS GROUP PREFORM THE LAMB TWICE AND I CAN ONLY SAY THAT THEY ARE TOTALLY AMAZING. THIS IS NOT A NORMAL TRIBUTE BAND. THE SHOW FEATURES THE ORIGINAL SLIDES FROM TONY BANKS HIMSELF AND PERFECT COSTUMES FROM THE SHOW IN 1974. THIS BAND IS SANCTIONED BY GENESIS AND FORMER MEMBERS HAVE ACTUALLY PLAYED WITH THEM THROUGH THE YEARS. DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!!!!

I happened to see this show about 5 years ago when these guys came to the SF Bay Area. I was not prepared for my tears as I sat dumbfounded and in awe. Having committed every note of TLLDOB to memory over the years, the visual spectacle of this show pushed me over the top. It was incredible to watch the set designs unfold and hear the band nail every song with passion and emotion that could only be attained by true die-hard fans. If you are a fan of the original Genesis lineup, you cannot afford to miss this show. Period. I can't wait to see this show again! Thank you TMB!

I've seen them do Foxtrot(twice), Selling England(twice) and A trick of the Tail at the theater in Westbury NY. They are second only the original Genesis. Close your eyes or leave them wide open and you will believe that you are back in 1973. They perform every note to perfection. I saw in interview of Mike Rutherford where he stated that they do many of the songs even better than Genesis did. Can't want to see them do the Lamb!