The Zombies Tickets

It's a fact that you can't be a performing artist for over 50 years and suck. It's also a fact that The Zombies would put bands half their age to shame. This tour in particular was a mix of their timeless classics and gems from their current (2023) release. (Yes, they still write and record new material.) Colin Blunstone's vocals are still on point- no key changes here! Rod Argent is still a tour de force on keys and as a bandleader. The goup is tight, entertaining, and friendly. If you enjoy British Invasion rock and roll, see this band. Now. Seriously. Buy tickets without delay.

It’s hard to imagine but true that after more than 60 years as The Zombies, the two principal members, songwriter and keyboardist Rod Argent and lead singer Colin Blunstone, are at the very top of their game! This was without exaggeration a show of a lifetime.

The Zombies were great, but the app failed. My party only got in because of service from the box office. In future I'll avoid the app where possible.

The Zombies really rocked the house!! Each member is super talented - and hasn't lost a step!! Amazing as they have always been! Loved the band and love the venue!!

Having been a ticket holder last year when The Zombies had to cancel their last four dates, we saw then at The Birchmere where Colin Blunstone first thanks the crowd for their understanding and being there. Starting off with songs from 1964, they came out strong and just got better throughout the show. Rod Argent brought the house down with a long rendition of “Hold Your Head Up” even though he first introduced it as the Zombies’ best known song, then joked it was by Herman’s Hermit! Wow. Just amazing. The supporting newer members had great presence as well. Nobody there left disappointed and we all hope they keep going. What a great show!!

Colin Blunstone still sings great. He hits the high notes, in particular, surprisingly well. He sounds much as he always did. Argent is amazing on the keyboards. He hasn't lost a step. His singing has always been underrated, and he sang very well in this show. The other band members are all, well, more skilled than the original members of the band, and their background singing is quie good. The solos during the extended version of "Hold Your Head Up"were prog-rock-level and one of many highlights of the show.

Mainly taking advantage of the 4 tickets for 80 bucks special, we arrived at the concert with no expectations. (I have been to the MGM Casino venue before.) After a little gambling, a few cocktails, and a nice dinner, we took our seats. The opening act, a local Youngstown singer-songwriter-guitarist named, J. D. Eicher, accompanied by a bass and drums, performed a pleasant half hour set of his originals. (I would have liked to hear some backing harmonies, but that's just my opinion.) The Zombies took the stage after a short break and delivered a set of rocking tunes and tender ballads. They were able to touch on a repertoire from 60 years of playing. Original singer, Colin Blunstone, and original keyboardist, Rod Argent projected energy well beyond their 70+ years of age. Accompanied by a competent backing group of bass, drums, and guitar, they shone throughout as a tight-knit ensemble. Yes, of course they played the big hits such as, "She's Not There"and "Tell Her No", but I was quite pleased to hear an early song called, "I Love You". The evening was rounded out with some "deep cuts", as Rod proclaimed, as well as tunes from a new album released this year. The mixed age large capacity crowd were enthusiastic and at times, dancing in the aisles. On a personal note, as a former audio-visual technician, I was quite pleased with the over-all "Goldilocks"sound mix. Not too loud, not too soft. Just right. The evening ended as it should, with a beautiful duet between Rod and Colin.

Everything went great , so much good music to listen to and enjoy.Good music will never die.

The Zombies were really good. I knew and loved the old stuff, but was also impressed with their newer music. Warm up band, JD Eicher was also very good. The venue: Brown County Music Center is wonderful!! It was a fun evening!!

The Zombies put on an energetic, entertaining show. They have not lost a beat and considering their ages, that is amazing. Colin still has a truly impressive voice. Highly recommend the Zombies live performances.

The seats were great. Sound was really good. The show was an amazing ride with The Zombies through the years. So glad we went to see this show. Would it all over again! Thank you Zombies for a wonderful night out.

New Zombie fan and loved every second of it! I’m in love♥️

That was a spectacular concert from start to finish. The venue was comfortable, without a bad seat in the house. The Zombies played a stellar set ranging over their entire discography and I was loving it all the way through. I came in to this show not expecting to want any merch, left with a t-shirt and a new vinyl.

The Zombies still rock after 60 years. Rod and Colin still hit all the high notes. The show was the right blend of classics, new and some old deep tracks. Loved the show.

How authentic and well kept the two founding members were. Super impressed with Collin’s vocals - easy to close eyes and transport back.

Loved the performances and enthusiasm of the Zombies, still a very talented group!

The Zombies were and are amazing. They played all their old hits plus four cuts from their newest album which is phenomenal. I couldn't tell who was having more fun them or the audience. Let's call it a draw. If you're like me, wondering how the vocals would be after all this year? Well guess what? They're incredible. Some of those high notes we're unbelievable.

Second time seeing the Zombies. Rod Argent was on fire playing the keyboard and piano. We were sitting right behind him and could watch his hands moving like lightening. Liked the old big hits from the 60's as well as the selected songs from their new album. The venue is unique with the weird split seating in a V formation. Colin Blunstone even joked about needing to be paid double because he was singing to two audiences. It was a fun concert. I want to note the opening act was a rare and pleasant surprise. JD Eicher was really good and very appreciative of a chance to tour with the zombies.

The band was facing section 1. Section 2 was staring at Rod Argents back. The sound was even bad in sect 2. I had to stand against the wall in the aisle to see the show. All tickets for section 1 should have been listed as obstructed view seats. My friend that came with me is a drummer - - you couldn't even see the drums from where we sat. The Zombies were great but the venue sucked. I'm not sure if I'll ever go back. Also, there's an unmarked step at the entrance. I tripped and hurt my knee, chin, wrists, and neck on the way in.

The Zombies were incredible Friday! I’ve seen them many times, but this performance was so good. The energy level was high throughout the entire show. Rod Argent’s wizardry on keyboards was magnificent to behold. Colin sang better than ever. Tom Toomey and Soren Koch were all over the stage. What showmen! Rodford’s drumming kept the energy going. A totally overwhelming and beautiful experience—from my Ticketmaster front row seat.