The Voice Tickets

When two the singers, especially a season winner like TessAnne isn't there, the show should have been cancelled or we should have been offered refunds. The concert had it's moments, but running clips from the show and group numbers were just lazy and sad.

Both Tessanne Chin and Kristen Merlin were on schedule to sing on Tour. In San Jose, they didn't perform at all! AND no explanation, or reference to them at all, was given. Most of the other performers were great, but the reason I had gotten tkts was to see Tessanne and Josh K . (1 out of 2 ?) Very disappointing!!!! Paid $80+ for ticket and Tess. (season 5 winner) and people's choice winner (Kristen) were MIA!!! Not cool and not professionally handled! A disappointed couple of Voice fans!!! Sandra L. and Terry M.

This was the first meet and greet we have attended, so we were not sure what to expect. When we arrived there was no waiting to check-in. We were able to watch the sound check and also were given some question and answer time. Everyone was friendly and excited to be performing. After the sound check we we able to take pictures, talk and get autographs with all the performers. The actual concert was great, we enjoyed the intimate setting at City National Civic. We would recommend this event,

This particular group of Voice contestants was fabulous. I was especially impressed with Christina Grimmie, who I wasn't a super fan of during the show. She has great stage presence! All of the men were excellent. My big complaint, however, was that Tessanne Chin didn't show. No announcement was made to account for her not being there, and it felt like the remaining performers were really trying too hard the second half of the show to compensate for the headliner not being there. Kristen Merlin also didn't perform, again with no explanation. I personally bought tickets for this concert primarily to see Tessanne, drove 2 hours to get to San Jose and would have appreciated at least an explanation for why the biggest star of the show was not performing. Very unprofessional!

It was great to hear the singers we saw on the shows and to witness first hand their progress. I did miss a few people I thought would be there and was disappointed in that but it was still fabulous. Great touch to have the "red chair" there for people to sit in. Sadly they didn't do an encore once they left which was a little surprising.

We, too, do not appreciate going to a concert and seeing shampoo advertisements before and during the show. Very tacky!! Some of the performers (especially our cowboy) were dressed very badly. Our cowboy's clothes looked as if he had slept in them and dirty. You would think that The Voice would provide proper clothing for these performers, and make certain they were in tip-top shape prior to entering the stage.

The talent was really super. Some of the songs, especially "Say Anything" was better at this concert than originally sung by Christine Aguilara.

Venue was good. Not to big and yet small enough that all got to see the performers. Only real drawback was sound system. Appeared that road equipment was universal in nature and just not quite right for this indoor setup. Voices versus music . . . Performers were more than I expected. GREAT! GREAT! GREAT!. Was hoping to see Tesa, but everyone gave their all and reminded me way I love the VOICE program . . . meet the stars of tomorrow today. Krista Grimme, super cute and fabulous voice

Great singers with great voices in a production that spent too much time promoting The Voice with videos, recaps, games etc. Tessanne and Kristen were not there - which might have made it better but no one announced what happened to them. Led by the two young female singers it seemed juvenille campy at best. Too many group sings preventing us from enjoying the great voices of Josh and Will. Dia Frampton is not a strong stage presence. And in the end it pointed out these are unknowns singing other artists songs. Country singer was great with his solos, not in his element with pop sing alongs. Unfortunate way to put these great singers out in public.

I bought these tickets to see Tessanne Chin, the winner of The Voice and a fellow Jamaican. She apparently had a sore throat and was a no show! Very disappointed. Money wasted and a long drive out of town to San Jose. I should be refunded for the four tickets I bought!

Even though I was feeling a little punk from a cold, I really enjoyed the non-stop high energy entertainment. They kept it fun, especially the last song "Happy"

It was fun seeing the artists we rooted for in the competition 'up close and personal'. Nothing beats a live concert and the quality of the performers' voices came through loud and clear. The staging was somewhat minimalistic, compared to the TV production but that speaks more to the limitations of the venue than the quality of the traveling show. The four musicians that backed up the troupe were great, though, providing all the accompaniment that was needed. It was a totally enjoyable experience.

First Kristen Merlin and TessAnne were absent and no one bothered to explain why they weren't present. Maybe if they were there to add some mature talent this would have gone better, even though there were great singers the show never pulled together. There were an excessive number of video clips of the Voice - once you are on the road - recapping the TV show was boring - this should be time for the singers to shine not look at videos of Blake and Usher. Having contests, having audience members sing, is filler and not a concert. There were too many group performances and few opportunities to really get to listen to individuals. Dia Frampton lacks stage presence. I felt like Jackie and Christine were Mickey Mouse Show leaders trying to drum up excitement - shouldn't need that if the show is good. Very disappointing and disservice to these singers. I was bored - way too long.

My son bought me these tickets. Not sure what to expect. How amazing it was. I am so glad I got to attend, The performers were wonderful and engaged the audience. Would recommend to anyone if you have the chance to go.

The producers of this tour, who are also sponsors of the TV show (a shampoo company), felt a need to show a commercial at the beginning of the event. I am used to seeing commercials in the movie theatres, but this crossed a line. A commercial for a live event? This is not acceptable to me and was just tacky. Also, I feel that since this is a hit TV show, that they could afford better stylists for the artists. I am very interested in fashion, and notice what performers wear during a show. Not only did many of the stage clothes look cheap, but some of the artists wore outfits that were not flattering to them. I do not blame the artists, they are there to sing, and many just may not have a sense of style. This is a job for professional stylists and I blame the producers for skimping on the budget for many of the outfits, and also for hiring stylists who are not very good at their job. The visual impact of the artists is important to me. My seats were spectacular, in the very first row, and I did not experience any sound issues like some other reviews have mentioned. The venue is usually good for sound, so possibly it was a problem that should have been addressed during the sound check. I also didn't pay to hear 3 people chosen from the audience to sing on the stage while the audience was instructed to either buy a sleep mask from the merch booth (prior to the intermission) or cover their eyes. The audience members who sang were NOT singers, and that is about the nicest way to describe this part of the program. I think that the show was meant to appeal to families with children, and not to experienced concert goers. Yes, the artists are all talented, but some of this stuff was very demeaning to the artists in my opinion. I won't be attending another Voice tour. The audience was very receptive and seemed to enjoy the show, but I will save my money and not attend another one. The So You Think You Can Dance tour is a don't miss event, and I have attended 5 of those tours, so I don't have a bias toward the reality show tours. I just think that there was a lot of room for improvement in the production of this particular show. My apologies to the artists who tried their best to entertain their audience.

Surprised my daughter with these tickets...she was ecstatic!!

The talent level in this show was off the charts! Jacquie Lee singing "I put a spell on you" was absolutely amazing. It was fantastic on the show but live it was impeccable. The energy level over all was spectacular. The songs showcased the performers perfectly and the originals were excellent. This was a show that had everyone having a great time. Kristen was on fire with her energy. Tessanne Chin was just mesmerizing. Josh Kaufman was perfection. Christina Grimmie was unstoppable. So glad they brought Dia Frampton along, she has such a great quality to her voice. Jake Worthington stepped up and took control. The snippets from the show that were thrown in here and there were perfect. The band was awesome. All the rest of the performers were first class and I am so glad Chris Mann was present. He commanded the stage. I really didn't know his music but wow, he was great.

This was a great chance to see all the top performers from an awesome TV show. A must see for Voice fans.

I got my money's worth as the concert was a good length. Kristen and Tessane ROCK! There were a couple of performers from the first two seasons that I could have done without seeing, but overall the show was a winner.

Enjoyed the show. Loved Josh Kaufman and Will Chaplin. Overall the show was good, expected a little more showmanship from group, especially during their solos, of course, again, Josh, Will, and surprisingly Kristen Merlin stood out. There was an obvious track running behind the vocals, and at times, I wondered if they were lip singing, that was a bit disturbing. At other times because of this, if they were singing, their voices were overpowered by the track. I would advise, that being a professional is just that. People pay to see a star performance, therefore coming on stage barefoot is a distraction and unprofessional. Class never goes out of style.