The Radiators Tickets

The Rads will be missed!!! Hoping for a Reunion Tour in the future.

This brought me back to the good old days. Not like Tipitina's, but the music was great!

The Radiators really played well this past Friday at the Best Buy theater in NYC. Its something about NYC that the Radiators just love. You can feel the energy when they get into a jam! When they broke into a smooth melody singing "On Broadway" the crowd went nuts. They also stole the show at the Crawfish Fest in NJ on Saturday! They were jamming with Tad Benoute and three other Trombone players! Incredible!!! We will miss those guys!

Great show, fantastic peaceful crowd. . . . . . . .

First time at the best buy theatre. Loved the venue, will try to see another show there. The Radiators show was amazing and bittersweet at the same time. Wish they could have played all night.

Amazing gig--band was rolling--crowd on fire..goodbye RADS!!! it's been wonderful!

It is sad to say but even more terrible to write that this will be the last review of a concert by The Radiators, a New Orleans based rock/funk/soul/blues band that has been doing this crazy thing for 30+ years. It has been an amazing ride for me as I am sure it was for them. Never cracked the arena rock plateau but all the better for its rabid fan base. Seeing them in venues such as Irving Plaza, The Bayou in Mt. Vernon and the various festivals they have played thru the years in the Northeast has made it ever sweeter yet now bittersweet. As always, I enjoyed the show at The Best Buy Theater with a smile on my face throughout the whole show. Highlights include "Suck The Head", "River Run", "If Your Heart Aint In It", and their most popular tune, "Like Dreamers Do". They even broke into a small portion of "On Broadway" which sent the crowd in a tizzy, being that they were on Broadway! The journey has ended, at least for this iteration, as I cannot believe that Ed Volker, Dave Malone, Camille Baudoin, Reggie Scanlan and Frank Bua will never return in one form or another. All I can say is Let The Red Wine Flow and thanks for the good times! Peace

The concert was great! I saw the Radiators in Connecticut about 23 years ago. I was amazed that they kept rocking for 2 hours straight! Hope you'll keep playing :)

What an awesome surprise! The Jannus is a fantastic, New Orleans-y courtyard in the heart of downtown St. Pete. We arrived early and were absolutely blown away by the first band, No Money Down, who set our standards sky high for the rest of the night. It turns out that although The Radiators are a stellar, legendary group with lots of energy and great musicianship, the No Money Down Band was loaded with personality, charisma and talent. Loved the overall vibe, the friendly and funky atmosphere and the extraordinary music. The sound was clear and well mixed. We'll be back!

This was the first time I had seen or heard the Radiators. Great show!

Can't beat a free Rads show at one of the best venus in the area. Camile was on fire and tore it up. Too boot Trombone Shorty and Tab Benoit were playing just down the street in Vinoy Park for the Tampa Bay Blues Fest. It was a New Orleans music weekend in St. Pete. Thanks to whoever made the free show possible.

After 20 years of seeing the Rads they are embarking on their farewell tour. It was a great show with a sweet-sadness knowing that it was my last one.

The show rocked. 5 guys, 33 years, the final Watusi.... the show was outstanding in a great venue.

they rocked, and rocked and rocked, as if they knew it was last so fla show and they just kept on playing, they did a 2 set show w/ 4 song encore. it was bittersweet tho. i wanted to be there but i didn't want to be there. cause i knew if i was there it was indeed their last show. they really seemed to be having a great time on stage playing off the crowd of mostly younger folks, not the usual for this band. I was glad to see that tho, means more and more young folks getting into live music and jambands.

Wee great energy Friday night topping the Fall River shoe from last month. What more can you say. Another vintage performance byy the boys

Guitarist looks like a combination of Donald Rumsfeld and Terry Bradshaw, between him and the bassist looks like a Dockers commercial 25th anniversary reunion (and lets not even discuss the keyboardist who looks like he's ready to board the little yellow bus), which is what makes it so surprising when they rock the friggin' house with more testosterone than a grumpy silverback. I hope they rethink the farewell angle and I loved the "sympathy for the devil" encore, made the Stones version sound like it was done by a bunch of old men.

This was the best show I have seen in years. I have seen the Radiators at Tipitians, NO Jazz Fest and other venues but this was the best. Great viewing from the floor level of the Bluebird! Sweeeeet Show. Sorry to hear this is the last time I will get to see the Rads! Fish head music will live forever.........

Radiators were great, esp when they played with a more southern rock feel!

First off, there's nothing like seeing a show at the Bluebird. every spot on the floor is great. the Rads were fantastic. They played two full sets. interspersed some nice covers - stones, neil diamond, allmans along with their own steller material. we're going to miss ya boys!

Always a great show. No two showss are ever the same. Afetr following the Radcs for 28 years I am still amazed at the quality and diversity of the shows. They will be missed.