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Temptations Revue ft. Nate Evans on Tour
"My Girl." "Papa Was a Rolling Stone." "I Can't Get Next to You." "Ain't Too Proud to Beg." "Just My Imagination." "The Way You Do the Things You Do." "Treat Her Like a Lady." If you're a fan of classic soul music, you know all of them by heart. They're the hit songs of the Temptations, some of the most beloved ever written, performed by musicians who rose out of Detroit to eventually embody the aesthetic of Motown, both the label and the sound.
Over the course of their 50-plus-year career, the Temptations released four Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles and 14 R&B No. 1 singles. Their music has earned three Grammys, including the first for Motown for 1969's "Cloud Nine," and in 2013 they received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. The founding members — Otis Williams, Melvin Franklin, Eddie Kendricks, Paul Williams and David Ruffin — were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. "My Girl," "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" are among the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll. This music is more than timeless. It's at the very foundation of pop.
Today, the Temptations Revue carries on the tradition started almost 60 years ago, performing concerts to sold-out crowds across the United States. The Temptations Revue is led by Nate Evans, the singer who was brought into the group decades ago by its founding members. Evans brings a cast of veteran vocalists to re-create the Temptations' definitive five-part harmonies, and they're accompanied by an eight-piece band that provides proper live musical backing. From the dapper suits to the gentlemanly dance moves to note-perfect renditions of all those songs you know by heart, the Temptations Revue is the full Temptations experience, delivered here and now.
Theatre is wonderful, music was great, we enjoyed the evening. Poor communication regarding the tickets which were not sent until a couple of days before the concert, tried to get in touch with the promoters to straighten this out, just got put off.
Awesome concert. Great trip down memory lane. It was an electrifying experience..
I enjoyed the music, but I was in the nose bleed seats with bad hearing and portions of the concert were lost on me.
I didn’t know what to expect, but this was a phenomenally professional show. The songs of course are classic, but the harmonies, the showmanship, the choreography, even the costumes were better than anything I had expected. I felt transported back to the days of Motown origins!
I enjoyed the 4 tops but I saw the temptations show over the summer so that was a little boring. I really like paramount theatre but a little tight quarters when it comes to the seating. I went out to the lobby and watched the rest of the show on the monitors and chilled on the couch. I could still hear the music but watched the show on the screen. Suggest puttin up monitors on each side of the stage for ppl that can’t see when people stand up
This show was absolutely amazing. laid-back, but very energized, really enjoyed ourselves.
Super high energy show. Also absolutely loved it when the singers briefly sat and told stories.
OMG the energy on stage rang though the building. every moment was amazing
Paramount Theater is awesome, workers so friendly. Temptations were wonderful, Four Tops sang great but talked way too much! What ruined it for us was the policy that allowed picture and video to be taken. We had great seats but all throughout the night what we mainly got to see was the back of people's heads, and the gaps where we could see the stage were blocked by so many cameras held to to video tape the stage. So other than heads what I saw if the concert was the video of the performers on the phones. Probably my last concert.
The Temps and The Four Tops were awesome. Their moves were sharp, they sounded amazing and they gave a great show especially the Temps. Aside from Otis being the only living member, who looks amazing by the way, they were great! I would highly recommend.
A night to remember. The Temptations were entertaining and engaging. I loved how they engaged the audience.
Pretty good, time has passed and they have been doing there thing but time has come for others to join group. Vocals are going away as we get older had a good time but won’t be seeing them anytime soon.
We had a wonderful experience! High energy and perfect performances from both performers. Let's do it again next year!
The Four Tops and Temptations concert at the Paramount Theater was excellent. Really there are no bad seats. I enjoyed it so much. Motown at home.
My only negative comment is that the venue, Seattle Paramount, opened the doors too late! They started letting people in at 7:30 for an 8:00 show. Such a small window made it difficult to get drinks before the show started. Also, people showing up to the show more than 20 minutes late should be made to wait so as not to disrupt people in their seats. Very annoying on both fronts.
Excellent show!! I really enjoyed watching the Temptations and Gour Tops performance!!
Really enjoyed seeing the Temptations. Loved hearing so many of their original hits and a new song they worked on with Stevie Wonder. They are all great performers and it was really cool to hear stories from one of the original members.
Temptations was great!! The concert was a lasting experience.
The show was amazing from the beginning to the end and they gave a great performance. When I say they sounded so good you best believe it. One good thing is that they started on time and performed till it was over. Great show!!
Disappointed in this show after seeing the Spinners in same venue. Temps need sound management as well as show production. I get that Otis is old and needs a sit break. I’m happy for him to sit and sing. Heck we’re all older and get it. But to sit down and TALK for as long as he did was a buzz kill. Then come back, do a couple more songs and end the show? Would not pay to see them again.
