WAR Tickets

WAR was outstanding as expected. ToP started slow but picked up when they started playing more SOUL. Needed to live up to "Soul with a capital S."

war was pretty good. Had a lot fun at this concert. Only thing I didn't like was the parking

Tower of Power ROCKED the house"...........AGAIN!!... The Funkiest Band in the World

FABULOUS!!!! Wish I could go to that quality of performance everytime. I do between 12 and 20 concerts a year, and this was one of thee best.

Awesome show and Awesome venue What more can I say!

Played the great songs. Some of the original members STill have what it takes.

War is still hitting all the notes with their unforgettable hits of yesteryear.....tower of power was very pleasing with their true to form horn section & harmonies... the lead singer doesn't miss a beat...good show!!!

WAR was a good reminiscence. Musicianship was good, but essentially a recreation of the past. Vocals were good, and the man himself is still a great performer. We would have liked new tunes, interpretations, or incorporating things that have happened in music in the meantime. ToP was not just good for remembering the old times, but brought forward their music and opened things up for their current musical talents. They were engaging, tight, and talented. Tom P did some excellent solos, but we would have liked to hear others soloing as well. As advertised, the ToP Horns were great. As unadvertised, the ToP rythym section was phenomenal. For both bands, we would have liked to see them play a greater selection of tunes, even if they needed to be shorter. Especially true of WAR. And what's with "Me & Mrs. Jones" dedicated to a couple celebrating their anniversary? Oh well, it was really good.

While I had great anticipation for this show, I was left dumbfounded by this show. Singer/keyboardest Lonnie Jordan (only original member) spent the evening talking about the past, drug use and anything else he wanted to talk about. I paid to hear songs not some old guy talking. He said they were playing a "hits" setlist but did not include "The Cisco Kid" or "The World is a Ghetto". What? The sound was terrible as the guitarist missed playing half a song because there was no sound from him. The rest of the band's microphones did not work. They each took a turn singing a verse on "Why Can't We Be Friends" but we didn't hear anything from them EXCEPT Lonnie. The Aveage White Band opened for them and blew WAR off the stage. Think twice before spending your money to see this over the hill group.

War was very good. Wish they had done my favorite - Baby It's Cold Outside, but hey, you can't have everything, right. Plunky and Oneness had me worried a little. He seemed to go on and on and talk too much about himself. The rain was coming and Plunky didn't let up. Several folks were like, "Plunky, enough already". If the weather had been better, it wouldn't have been so bad. Another sour point is that so many folks sitting in the "lobby" area talking and not even paying attention to the show. Really made for a bad time. It was hard to drown them out at some points. But, back to War - really put on a good show!!!!

Had a great time...We partied with the two band that came on before 'War" & even during the setting up & in the rain ...Fun was had by all. One of the best show at the Carter Barron... Awesome.... :)

This show was excellent! War did an outstanding job. This was truly a five star performance. The only drawback was there was not enoughI time to do all their songs. Plunky and Oneness were good also.

War put on an amazing concert . We stayed the entire time in the pouring rain and they never missed a beat. Everytime I see them they sound better each time. I would definitely recommend this event to everyone. Great show!

Very good show despite the rain,the fans stayed and we partied just like in the old days with War.I would do it again any day.

WAR was awesome. They took us back to the '70's....back to the basement houseparties. Their music has the same sound as it did back then. I loved this show.

The show was AWESOME, thru the rain and all. The two groups were a good warm up to WAR doing there thing, always a treat,

I had not seen WAR in some 20 years. The group was awsome. Andy Plunky and Oneness was one of the best bands that I have ever heard. They had the audience on their feet the whole time. They were very good. Please have them both back next year.

The concert over was one of the best I have seen at the Carter Barron in quite a while. Plunky & Oneness was very good as well as the other jazz band. Even with the rain folks were still jamming and did not leave. The venue was basically sold out!! Excellent show would go again without any hesitation.

This was my first experience seeing WAR and they were all that and some , well worth seeing in the Rain . I had more fun with this concert than I've had in a long time. If you ever get a chance to see War don't miss it you would have missed a great experience !!!

Great show. Wish Lonnie and original members could get back together.