Wynonna Judd Tickets

Wynonna is one of those performers I really wanted to love. She has an amazing voice still, but her performance Sunday night lacked energy and focus. Everything about the stage set up and performance was intimate and professional. The band was outstanding and the sound was clear and full. Wynonna started her program with a trio of her best hits from the 90s including block buster hits No One Else On Earth and Tell Me Why, Her performance abilities were showcased with her version of Elvis' Burning Love and although she obviously isn't physically agile, her voice is as fit as ever. She has recently released a new album of standards and covers. The Boswell Sisters "That's How Rhythm was Born" featured tight harmonies and a fun, crisp tempo. Equally stunning was the dark and sultry Tammy Wynette hit "Til I Get It Right" and Wynonna's vocal colors produced a luscious tune full of pain and hunger. Although these songs won't land Wynonna back on the charts, they demonstrate an artistry few country singers possess these days. Wynonna performed for 90 minutes including the encore, which is perfectly respectable for any artist. But unlike other A-list artists of her caliber I felt somehow cheated. I think her efforts to intersperse humor and personal stories about family and her mother sounded bitter and mean instead of touching and intimate, and those interruptions brought the audience energy down and caused interruptions in the entertainment flow that made it seem like she sang less. I found myself wishing she'd stop talking and instead demonstrate that first class voice. It's her vocal artistry that truly makes her a legendary performer, and the concert babble did her no favors in cementing her legacy.

This was a night to remember. The voice of an angel. Well worth the trip from the UK.

Wyonna has a lovely strong voice and was very entertaining as well as relaxing

She was wonderful! She left me with goosebumps. I have loved her as an artist for a very long time and was thoroughly impressed with her show. She is an amazing woman, and an equally amazing singer. I would recommend this show to everyone.

I have always been a Wynonna fan but have never had the opportunity to see her in concert. It truly was an incredible, blessed and amazing night. I went with my 14 year old daughter on Mothers Day. My daughter, who is more into the Lady GaGa scene was sincerely impressed with Wynonna's incredible voice and her intimacy and connection with the audience. Thank you for making my Mothers Day the most memorable that I have had!

Great music, sad and wonderful stories. She mingled and chatted. She made it seem like we were all family. I'm not a country 'bumpkin' but I would see her again.

Wynonna was just Awesome. She sang with so much emotion, and kept the audience entertained with her witty comments. She brought the audience into the performance by interacting with the audience throughout the show. The overall experience was one to remember.

Attended the Wynona concert with an open mind as I really was not a fan and did not know her repertoire. She was spot on in the vocal category, tailoring her song selection to her powerful voice and biting monologues, some of them entirely too long, before each selection. Several references gave light to her flawed view of men, most likely due to her own poor choices in that category. But this woman LOVES her fans and is most grateful to them for putting her where she is, accepting gifts, sending out lots of "I love you"s to adoring followers and encouraging them to respond to her remarks however they wanted. The banter filled lots of time on the concert clock and 70 minutes into the show, after singing Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is", she said "Goodnight" and left the stage as her flock pleaded for more. Of course, this was the fake ending to the show, but is was only 15 minutes later, after another oration or two and two songs, the evening was over. We left the arena at 8:40 (after a 7:15 start time) and were home by 9:15. She will be out on the road again in November, this time with Mama Naomi ..... ladies will love it ..... guys, I'd stay away from this estrogen frenzy.

I had great seats, the sound was great, she looked and sounded great, but alittle too much personal info. Everyone who knows Wynonna over the years, knows her story, the rest, just were not really that interested. At least 3 more songs worth of talk time ???? I still love her !!! GCH

Great Show. She has such a powerful Voice. Loved her! Glad I could take my Mom's there for a great mothers day concert! Thanks again!

I enjoyed the inter action with the audience. Wonderful voice, I loved the song choices. The lighting at the beginning of the show blinded me. Sound wasn't consistent, occasionally I couldn't hear the conversation.

Attending a Wynonna show is like sharing an evening with a close friend. She chats, she shares--and of course, she sings in that unparalleled amazing voice. Her set list was perfect, including early Wy hits, some Judd music and newer numbers. She acknowledges her mentors, 'sheroes' and inspirations while at the same time she shares bits of her everyday life as a mom, daughter and sister. There's nothing like a Wynonna concert. . .she never disappoints!

The show was great!!! The problem........you couldn't hear it!! Wynonna "talks" to the audience. That makes the show personal and interactive, all great additions. The only problem, ....You couldn't really hear her talk and the music was not at CONCERT volume. I am not a kid anymore so loud music doesn't do it for me, BUT in a venue like this, you have to be able to hear the music and more importantly when you have a performer who does what are akin to ballads, you want to hear the words. I thought I was the only one but when the AUDIENCES yell turn it up... I was surprised and relieved that it wasn't just me. I actually had trouble hearing the words as she spoke or sang (plus I had a row of women behind me commenting on how every "other" woman was dressed, very distracting if not rude). The "gals" behind me were louder than the performer. That is not normally a problem in a concert setting. Venue or sound problem.... not sure but could have made the difference in average to great.

Audio was terrible! It was like listening to a concert wearing earplugs. I have great hearing and I had to work to hear what Wynonna was saying or singing. I've seen her in concert before and her vocals are amazing when there is presence to the audio. Fortunatley she has such talent that the rest of the people in my party still thought it was a good show but don't work in the entertainment business like I do.

I went for my wife's Mother's Day. We both EXTREMELY enjoyed her concert. Came home and bought her book on eBay. A great performer from a real country music family!

This girl has a great voice and is well worth it !!

My daughter and I really enjoyed Wynonna. She has a beautiful voice and we loved her down to earth discussion with the audience. She played most of her great hits and a few of the Judd's hits. Overall a very intimate concert that we thoroughly enjoyed. My favorite moment of the evening was when I realized that as I sat here with my 16 year old daughter on Mother's day that the first time I had seen Wynonna was with my mother when I was 16 years old.

She still has an amazing voice. Made it feel real personal. Told funny stories in between songs.

I have seen Wynonna several times and I thought she was wonderful. This concert was the exception. Her voice seemed to be not as powerful as I have heard in the past and she talked way too much about life and jesus, etc.

Wynonna Judd was wonderful. Her voice is so strong and her belief is inspiring.