The Zombies Tickets

Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone are both 78 but they're still alive and kickin'. Great show!

Great show. Great band. Go see them when you can. JD Eicher was a great surprise opener.

Enjoyed every second. We were fortunate enough to be front row and I felt like it was a concert just for me. This venue is a great place for us to go and see some of the great vintage bands of our past. Peace and Love

While the Zombies have a new album out and played some of these songs, it was the old favorites that I enjoyed the most. They are a great reminder of my youth and all that goes along with that time of life.

The Zombies really surprised me. They did great and the people working the venue were friendly and very helpful.

Made me feel young again. The Zombies looked & sounded great. I love their newest album. Opening act also very talented. Brown County Music Center is a wonderful venue. Good site lines no matter where you sit. Sound is great. Staff always friendly & helpful.

First, the people that work at BCMC are incredible. The Zombies were magnificent. It’s amazing to have 2 people that have been with the band since 1961 and they still sound incredible. It was great to hear new music along with the classics. They definitely showed why they are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I would definitely see them again.

The Zombies really rock with their unique sound. All are awesome musicians. Enjoyed hearing their hits, deep tracks and new music. I've seen them before but liked them even better this time. The venue was awesome with very comfortable seating. Look forward to seeing them again in the future!

A little something old, a little something new, and lots of great music all around. What a fun night. I almost missed it if a friend didn't tell me about it. There should be better and more visible publicity for this group that's been around together for 60 years -- and sounds every bit as good as on their first album -- maybe even better! They're like wine that improves with age! So glad I had a chance to attend this enchanting, entertaining, engaging, engrossing evening!

The energy! Truly a great experience. Would see them again in a heartbeat. The Palace of Fine Arts was a perfect venue.

The Zombies were amazing in sound, musicality, bravado! What an amazing run, and the talent is simply breathtaking. Loved this show. Can’t recommend The Zombie enough. Have played set list over and over since. Not only are the hits fantastic their new album is incredible. What a run!

I can't say enough about how great this show was. First off, there was great love for the Zombies in the audience given the trials and tribulations of their early history, breaking up just after they recorded their masterpiece Odessey and Oracle (yes, that's how it's spelled). They received a spontaneous five (I'm just guessing) standing ovation after "Time of the Season,"and many other ovations throughout. Second, though there were only two original members of the band, Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone, playing, they were in great form, and the other three musicians were personable and terribly talented. Rod on keys during some of the longer instrumental breaks was fantastic -- I almost felt like I was listening to a prog rock band at moments -- while Colin's voice has changed quite a bit since he was in his teens (when they recorded their early hits) but if anything gained a lot of tone and nuance. Thrid is how great the Alex Theater is. I'd never been there, but it was an awesome place to see music. Both grand and intimate. It was just weird seeing this band that is, in some sense, hitting their peak as a touring act while the two lead members are in their late 70s. The Rolling Stones would be envious of what these guys could do with just five band members on stage -- no backup singers, no video displays, no special guests, but far from "no frills."It was just music, great songs and community.

The Venue was great. We had fairly good seats. The performance was not as good as I would have expected. The choice of songs was lacking. I expected to hear more of the songs that made them famous

The venue was perfect size for the wonderful music and talents of the Zombies ! Top notch entertainment ! Still relevant and sounding better than ever in this nice theater. The intimacy of the space made the experience even more presonal and satisfying.

We had a great time! Tickets were reasonably priced. We had 3rd row center seats. We made friends with everyone around us and it created a party like atmosphere. The Zombies were excellent. Their harmonies were beautiful. Their music had people dancing.

This concert was AMAZING! The Zombies were Fantastic with a GREAT selection of songs. The energy at the Concert made it impossible to sit in your seat without getting up and joining in.

From the front row valet parking, to the amazing charm of the 1928 Alex Theatre, to the dazzling rockin', blusey, hoppin' tunes performed by The Zombies, my boyfriend and I were transported to a simpler time.....we absolutely enjoyed ourselves every minute!

You had to be a real Zombies fan to rate this very high. The music was so so, but there was little showmanship. Only one song that was actually a cover, got the crowd going. And that was near the end of the show. While the venue was nostalgic and beautiful, it wasn’t designed for concerts and it showed. The sound quality was poor and it made it difficult to understand the vocals.

the band played all their hits plus many more great songs. even at their age, the singing and playing are top notch. i am looking forward to the next tour!

Wonderful to hear the Zombies iconic songs played by the original artists who were in excellent form. But sound mix was way out of balance — bass and drums virtually drowned out vocals and guitar — and didn’t really need extended soloing on some of the numbers. But if you’re interested and have a chance to go, do so.