Tommy James and the Shondells Tickets

Other than one of the guys playing guitar hitting several sore notes and the guy playing the keys hitting way out of tune notes, we both enjoyed the concert a lot.

Although this concert was exactly one hour long it was packed with all of the hits that Tommy James is known for. The band was tight, Tommy was in excellent voice, and the venue was small enough so that any seat was a good seat (I was lucky enough to be on the second row center). Also, people were allowed to take pictures and video (even though it was suppossed to be prohibited) throughout the show unmolested by security.

While the show was good; the music was too loud to hear the lyrics. It was actually painful.

This is an amazing trip down memory lane. I was amazed that Tommy James came out in the crowd. I had lots and lots of fun. Thanks guys.

Excellent show. Great musicans. Still loves what he does. Played what everycame for and one of them twice.

the show was great,but alas way to short.I enjoyed meeting TJ during his audience break.

I always wish the music could go on and on. Loved hearing those songs from days gone by.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi is incredibly nice Concert was great...would definitely recommend

He still has a great voice and spends time with his audience! !

Have been a Tommy James fan since the 70's and was very disappointed with the show in Biloxi MS. First, the music was too loud -- could not hear any of Tommy's vocals beginning with the second song, as the bass amplifier volume was too loud. Secondly, Tommy was on stage 60-70 minutes with 15 minutes spent making pictures, signing autographs, etc in the first few rows of the audience. I understand the total length of Tommy's performance is governed by the venue itself. Would like to see Tommy again but in a different venue where Tommy spends time making pictures and signing autographs AFTER his show.

He still has an incredible voice! It brought back many great memories

My wife and I were excited to see the Shondells live because Tommy James wrote our song, "Crimson & Clover." However, the less than personal TJ hardly said a thing all the while his Shondells played hardrock interludes to some very sacred songs. I thought TJ might share with us where some of his inspirations came from. But there was none of that and a lot of very loud noise. I know ... It is Rock & Roll. I get that but I was there when he originally performed it ... And I mistakenly thought I would hear that again.

excellent. well balanced. The sound was good All the entertainers gave it their all

Tommy James is one of my favorite performers. He always comes through with a terrific show, very energetic and true to his music. He has so many hits and they all rock. Timeless. Mark Farner was such a pleasant surprise. What a musician. Loved him and his music. Band was great. The Rascals have such a special place in rock and roll history and Felix represents that. He is always terrific, and their music sure stood up to the test of time. So may hits and they sure make you want to get up and dance. Wish the original band get back together.

One band was better than the other!! I wish it never came to an end!! Too bad Tommy James only played one hour.... I didn't get my fill!!!

tommy james and band sounded great. played all of their hits and did encore

It was great. Hippies still have there Groove On. The band set up was quick and fast. All bands played there favorite Hits. Everyone dancing and having a grand old time. What a great Party. The park ushers could not be more friendly. They danced 2 !! The park & restroom were clean. It was a blast !!!

FAMILY WASTHE BEST! SEATS GREAT SOUND A TOACH TO LOUD STAFF GREAT AS ALWAYS

I loved Tommy James and the Shondells but the sound system was off. It was too loud to be enjoyable. I did not enjoy sitting through the first two opening acts because they were not my type of music. It was a poor combination. It was the first time to a Bethel Woods show that I was not happy.

I was so excited when my husband bought these tickets for me for my birthday. But I have to say that it wasn't what I hoped for..Yeah we listened to this music when we were kids/young adults growing up...But now were in our 50's,60's & 70's, doesn't anyone do sound checks? Doesn't anyone sit in the audience to tone down the deafening/overpowering beat ? We're not kids anymore... Example: I went to an Air Supply concert a few years ago in Pough,Ny...It was like they were in my living room, you could hear every word, the acoustics weren't deafening and didn't drown out the lyrics, and I realize that over time singers might not have the vocal range they once had but geezzz we came to hear the music , the lyrics we remembered sooo well.. The horn section in Family Stone was excellent...The horn section in Blood, Sweat & Tears was phenomenal...and when Tommy James came out I thought this was great, it's an original singer , but the music overpowered the vocals and after 4 songs we left..The group sounded better 1/2 mile away in the parking lot because the beat wasn't so deafening.. Please share with these groups that we, as adults now, not wasted, not intoxicated, but as adults, are coming to pay homage to music we grew up with...why can't it sound like it did when they recorded it years ago?? If Air Supply & Tony Bennett can do so can everyone else...