The Zombies Tickets

Run, don't walk, to the next Zombies concert. They rock like no other. Young and old alike had a blast in Atlanta!

Colin's voice is still as beautiful as it was in the 60"s. A must see concert!

Playing together now for 50 years. Colins voice was incredible. Rod had excellent vocals, keystrokes and the rest of the band was incredibly tight. The basis started with The Kinks. They played a mixture of new songs and old songs and covered everything you wanted to hear. There new album is incredible. It sounds like it was recorded in 1965. I enjoy seeing a band playing together for 50 years and still looking like they loved every minute onstage. They played 3 songs more than they had planned. The crowd was incredibly enthusiastic. 3 standing ovations during the show. Well deserved and well worth it. Mixed in a little Argent as well.

Innovative British Invasion band woke up the reserved audience at the Hardrock in Biloxi with a mixture of music from their latest albums and songs from the past. This band is alert with good songs, smart arrangements, crisp instrumentation, and strong singing. No bells and whistles, gimmicky lights, or production. Just 5 people playing and singing with straight ahead rock and roll gear. These guys should be an inspiration to any band, particularly bands charging large ticket prices while using Telecasters as props and cigarette holders, going through the motions. They sing and play as if they enjoy it and are glad they still can. Colin Blunstone's voice is in good form and an effective instrument.

Amazing says it all!!! Great show. Sounded great best show I've seen at H R.

I am a Zombies fan and have attended several shows in recent years. This was the best concert. Colin was in terrific voice. Rod's playing and singing were top notch. Tom Toomey is a fabulous guitarist/musician. Steve Rodford is a very musical, outstanding powerhouse drummer. Jim Rodford holds everything together with his impeccable rhythm on bass and makes the group swing, too.

The Zombies have gotten older but the song remains the same. Close your eyes and they will take you back to the Sixties and beyond.

It's not often that we get to see authentic British invasion groups as most are either disbanded or their members long retired or passed away. Even though this line-up is not completely original, the two important elements of Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone were in place as well as Jim Rodford, who was instrumental in the founding of the group and played both in Argent with Rod and with the Kinks for some 20 years. The bottom line is that these are real musicians, who have kept up their craft, and are still recording new material. The concert consisted of a mix of original Zombies hits, excerpts from their excellent album Odessey and Oracle, tunes from other projects that Rod and Colin were involved in, and songs from their recent recordings. Three things stand out for me: the quality of the material, the tight harmonies and the excellent sound balance that usually is only achieved by experienced musicians who are really listening to each other while playing. It's a treat to hear Colin Blunstone's voice, especially in the higher register - it's quite amazing that he still has such vocal clarity and strength. And, of course, there's Rod Argent's signature organ playing. The band had excellent support from the rhythm section - Jim Rodford's son, Steve, was on drums and is an accomplished musician in his own right. It struck me that he was able to achieve a drum sound that was very true to the original Zombie recordings.

As soon as the Zombies took the stage, and Colin Blunstone's singular voice belted out "I Love You," I knew the show would be something very memorable. Rod Argent's organ sounds remained enthusiastically funky on hits like the well-known "Time of the Season" and "She's Not There," and perfectly dreamlike and nostalgic on "Beechwood Park," one of my very favorites. Wonderful venue at the historic Howard Theatre, as well. An all-around spectacular experience that left me completely satisfied and seemingly floating on a cloud of happiness for the rest of the evening. There is magic in a Zombies show.

This was an excellent musical program--took me back to my innocent youth. These folks managed to get better with age and I can't wait to see them again. The venue was nice but a tad croweded for my taste.

Primarily I went as I am a Zombies fan. I could care less about Left Banke. Left Banke was good. I only knew two songs, but they did play fan favorites and had a meet n greet. I thought this was awesome as Rod and Colin do not do this. Colin's voice is phenomenal and while he doesn't interact much, outside of singing, you can tell he loves what he does. He almost seems embarrassed by the attention. There were at least 5 standing ovations. Rod primarily interacts with te audience. They played all the classics, new stuff, songs from Alan Parsons Project and from Argent. It was the same set as the year before, but I don't care. The show is that good. They love performing and it is a great experience. The venue this year was Howard Theatre. Things to know: first come first seated. The seat numbers don't mean a thing. The menu is very limited and kind of pricy. Lastly there was a $10 min per person per set. I was not expecting that and te website doesn't explain either.

If you EVER get a chance to see The Zombies...GO CHECK THEM OUT!! Rod Argent is a masterful keyboardist and Colin Blunstone is an AMAZING vocalist especially when you consider the band started 50 years ago. Jim Rodford (original Argent bassist and former Kinks bassist as well) and his son Steve handle the rhythm section and Tom Toomey handles both electric and Spanish acoustic style guitars. But the 5th member is the songs. Zombies hits (She's Not There, Tell Her No & Time Of The Season), Argent hits (Hold Your Head Up & God Gave Rock 'n' Roll To You), Colin's hits (What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted, I Don't Believe In Miracles) and the new songs (Breathe Out, Breathe In) are ALL top shelf. There's never a dull moment. The only downside was the venue. It's pretty, but they had us trapped like sardines, there's a $10 minimum and the parking starts at $15. I have tickets for other shows there, but once they are done....I'm out of there for good.

Best live show i've seen in many years !sound was great and the band was excellant.. It was great to see real musicians performing at the top of their game...Colin & Rod still have the vocals and timing as they celebrate 51 years as a group !!!

My husband is a big fan so we went to the show. As I'm a few years older then my husband I was pretty familiar with their music. The show was fantastic. Our 16 year old son really enjoyed it. Colin's voice is amazing. We are all fans now!

An amazing concert. I had the best time I have had in years.

It was great hearing their songs live. Loved She's Not There. Colin's voice was a s good as ever.

I have seen The Zombies play many live shows, all wonderful, stellar events in themselves. This was BY FAR the best, and it just keeps getting better. Having made the drive from Poulsbo, WA to Richmond B.C., just for this event, cause i KNEW it would not disappoint. The band has a new album out, AND they are celebrating the 5th anniversary of The Zombies beginning in scenic St. Albans back in 1961. Most people who listen to the Zombies nowadays weren't even born when "Time of The Season" and "She's Not There" were hits, but generation after generation have discovered these guys, and finally they are getting their due. There wasn't a bad song on the set, mixing many of the new ones with the classic hits, along with several songs from "Odessey and Oracle", their highly acclaimed album from 1968. This album, although barely mentioned upon its release, has slowly become a soundtrack for many outstanding musicians of today. Besides the shows, the albums they have to sell at the gigs are also a MUST. Please see this band you won't regret it ever! Thanks again guys!

The Zombie's were sensational, there voices were fenominanal. The last time I saw them was at the Hippyfest at the Melody Tent in 2007, and they were great then. What they did on 9/21 was without words. I am soo happy to see them again, and I bought there new cd too. They are excellent, and I thank you for a wonderful show...Kathy.

I attended the Zombie's show at Showcase Live in Foxboro MA. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the vocals from both Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent. They gave a great performance filled with insights into the band's past. Their sound was ageless. The songs from the new record were great also.

We got there early and found 5 seats close to the stage. The whole experience of catching the legendary Zombies live was wonderful and it was one of the best live performances I've seen in recent memory. The sound was first-rate and the venue was extremely comfortable. Plus the food was reasonably-priced and delicious. Seeing keyboardist Rod Argent and vocalist Colin Blunstone on stage doing their hits plus worthy new material was truly magical. Couldn't imagine a better night out! Congrats to Showcase Live for hosting such a memorable event.