Ultimate Doo-Wop Show Tickets

This Doo Wop concert was fantastic! My husband had a huge smile on his face during the entire concert! We would go again in a heartbeat!

I had never been to a Doo Wop show before. I bought the tickets as a Father's Day gift for my husband. He loves Doo Wop music. I was completely surprised at how great the entire show was - from the Chantalls to one of the Platters. So, so many songs, so many performers. I loved it and so did my husband!

Fantastic show great seats Very good prices although the bar prices were a bit high. But oh. what a night... Thank you

Great show. All the performers were awesome. I don't really know the names of them .. a little before my time but I do love the music and I cant wait to go to more shows

I am glad to see that Doo- Wop shows are still available and people are going to see them. I loved all the groups but I thought Barbara Lynn was fantastic when she played the guitar while singing "if you should lose me, you'll lose a good thing". I also loved the Marcels when they did a medley of songs. The staging was orchestrated well and kept the switching of the groups running smooth. My mom introduced me to Doo-Wop many years ago and I still love it to this day. Shows the true talent of the human voice and love the harmonies and also the artists are well dressed when performing.

Great show, started and ended right on time. Performances were excellent.

Very good show - started on time - no b.s between acts - the emcee was very good The acts did no fillers - only what we came to see them perform All acts were very good

the show was excellent as well as the performers. BUT, the only thing that disturbed me and irked me was the fact that the marcels did not pay tribute or acknowledge the fact thqat one of there members recently passed on. i thought that was rude and soooo disrespectful to the family of the deceased. no matter what their off stage relationship was, they still played together for over 40 years, and it certainly would not have not any harm in acknowledging that member at all. too me, that really is messed up. but, what goes around comes around. maurice williams had the courtesy and descency of acknowledging the fact that davi sommerville formerly of the diamonds passed on last year. that was really so honorable of him. and i respect him so much and thought he waas absolutely terrific !!! other than that the show itself was fantastic.. loved every moment under the marcels performed that is.

Was good as usual but had fewer original groups....

Enjoyed the show from start to finish. All the acts were very good and sounded as good as ever.

What a great trip down memory lane. Oh, to have music like that now!

Fabulous Show ! ... Wonder why there were no Program "Playbills" handed out ? Didn't see any one selling CD's either ! All the groups sang their hearts out .. the back band played the oldies great ! A Fantastic Theater (Beacon) with the Marble lobby and great seats !

the show was all we expected. Had great seats, all was great !!!..

I wouldn't call it the ultimate, unless I was referring to the age of the performers. It was a wonderful evening because these performers in their late 60s, 70s and some cases 80s, gave their all. I don't like the duckwalking Henry. His comments are full of hyperbole and it is evident that he is tired of repeating the same thing over and over. The performers however, no matter how many times they sing the same song, are full of authentic emotion. That can't be said for too many of the fill-in performers who are younger and don't Get It. For me, the primary example of this was a young hyperactive guy in the gold shirt who seemed to be the court jester for the blue-jacketed group from Detroit. He doesn't get that as emotive as DooWop is, it was never frenetic or hyper. It was always smooth.

Thw whole show was excellent as this annual event usually is. Jimmy Beaumont was in great voice, as was the other groups especially the Vogues, Tymes and the Marcels.

There is only one small snafu. Some concert goers started to dance both in the aisles and in their seats. The ushers were quick to come over and tell them all to be seated. That happened twice in the evening, as the dancers were told they could not dance at their seats. They then went to the aisles during the next set of songs and the ushers returned again. The ushers finally explained that no one can stand at all during the concert at our seats or the aisles. We were all to remain seated. That was upsetting. But, other than that the night was great! The performers were wonderful, the playlists were fantastic! I recommend this concert to anyone who loves Doo Wop! Just maybe reconsider attending it at the Beacon Theater.

Although I felt that last year's (2014) performances were somewhat better, as they had more of a lineup, this show was terrific and I am looking forward to next year's event. I felt that they had a better lineup last year than this year but, all the performers were just terrific and i loved them!

I attended the Ultimate Doo Wop Show this past Saturday night. Haven't been to one in a very long time. I love the oldies and enjoyed singing to my favorites and seeing some of the originals from the bands. The only thing I did not like is that The Beacon Threatre has a bar and allows people to bring drinks to their seats and I had a bunch of drunken loud mouths behind me that were distracting me so much I had to move to a different seat during intermission. At over $200 for 2 people for sitting in Row U, I think it's pretty steep to have to be distracted by people like this!! That's what bothered me most but again, all-in-all, the show was great!!

Loved hearing the sounds of the late 50's and 60's. The music brought back so many wonderful memories. Loved the Thymes. Edsels, the Vogues. The Marcel's...all the acts had great energy, great dance moves and smooth harmony! A must see!

would recommend for any age!! My only complaint would be one of the microphones was way too loud and so was hard to understand from that one--show was lively, and enjoyed it very much