Yusuf / Cat Stevens Tickets

Seeing Cat Stevens and hearing the old tunes was fabulous. Also learning about his life journey and how he returned to the stage.

This was not another aging rocker dribbling out old greats with a weaker voice and depleted passion. This poet is timeless in his skills and brilliance. We loved it and were truly touched by what he shared and the bits of background and personal anecdotes that were bequeathed to the audience. We wish the line weren't so long to get in, but hopefully they worked that out on the second night!

This is the second time I have seen Cat Stevens in concert. (And I am only in my 30s.) He is amazing. He sounds as he always has, but him playing the acoustic guitar and singing is a simple reminder of what an amazing musician he is. He discussed the decisions he made, being banned from the U.S., and deciding to come back to music, his love. He is an amazing person who not only speaks and sings of peace, but lives it. I think he is an amazing person who is a positive example for people of all walks of life.

It's everything you would want from a Yusuf/Cat Stevens concert, and a little bit more. Very sweet.

I went both nights. Two magical nights of music! I loved how it was "autobiographical". I am so grateful to his son, "who brought the guitar back into the house". He played for 2 hours. The world needs his music, now more than ever! Can't wait for when he returns...again!

I've been waiting 40 Years to see Cat Stevens in concert (My parents wouldn't let me go in 1976 and my ex-girlfriend wouldn't let me go 2 years ago)...anyway,..it wasn't the highly energized Cat of the 70's, but it was still Fantastic...he steered away from many of the "High" notes but it sounded really good..I would have preferred a larger band than 3, but they pulled it off well...I was glad he included early songs from 1966-67.

Over-the-top, magically engaging, musically enthralling! It was a lifetime opportunity and will go down in this old girl's record book as one of the best, if not the best show ever. I was captivated by Cat Stevens' striking presence while he intimately shared details of his life with sincerity and a clever sense of humor, leaving inspiring messages along the way. The Pantages Theatre provided the perfect setting with great sound quality to relish in the brilliant musical performance by The Legend and his accompanying musicians. It was a big deal pulling the trigger to purchase the ticket, but in the end, I would have paid more.

I have been to at least a thousand shows in my 55 years, and this show is now in my top 5. Cat Stevens is such a kind and genuine soul - he moves people to make them feel and love on a level that is unworldly. His journey through life that was so sacred to him has kept us on that journey with him as anyone could tell on Friday night from the squeals of joy from the audience with every song. I feel so grateful to have had the chance to see him live - definitely a once in a lifetime experience unless you are lucky enough to see him twice. I hope he will make touring an annual event so we can all feel the blessing and joy he brings through his music.

His songs are a combination of poetry and pop/folk music. His voice has aged beautifully, and his concert was one of my all-time favorites. For a man who dropped out of the limelight for nearly three decades, he sounded genuinely happy to be performing again. You could tell in the theater that Cat was a huge part of everyone's youth, and it felt like a big thank-you from all of us to him. It was more than a concert, it was his life story in words and music. I'll be forever grateful to him for allowing us into his life for just under three hours.

I have loved CAT Stevens since I was a teen. I waited 40 years to see him. WOW was he great. The two musicians on stage with him were FANASTIC. The Stage set with a cabin , an old Victrola, a turntable and smoke coming from the cabin were stunning..- oh yes and the full moon - who designed this - It was gorgeous. His voice - great- the songs -- all his hits and some I have nevr heard- and the back up band ( 2 guys ) added so much to the musicality of the show.

Hearing songs that you've known for decades, sung by Cat Stevens himself is priceless. His voice is unchanged and he has an amazing charm and connection with an audience that loves him. Highly recommend seeing him if you have the chance.

Simply outstanding. Not a flaw in his show and his voice was just like it sounded all those years ago! He could not have put on a better show, all the hits and some other great songs and stories of his life in music.

Cat Stevens is living proof that clean living does the body, and more importantly here, the voice, good. Cat sounded just like "himself"- the depth and beauty of his voice is still intact. He also a wonderfully personable and charming performer and I hope that he reconsiders his retirement even further.

His voice sounds exactly the same as 30 years ago.

Such a fabulous concert. Cat sounded just like he did in my youth. Trouble hitting high or low notes, but poked fun at self. Played longer than expected and a good variety of his songs, plus a couple of Beatles songs. The only drawback was getting into the concert. The metal detectors and search of attendees, meant that a lot of people were in line (Disneyland style) when concert was supposed to start. Start was postponed for 30 minutes.

I never thought I would be able to see him play live. It was an absolute treat. I've been listening to his music since I stole my fathers Cat Stevens Greatest hits when I was about 10 years ago.

I flew from the Dallas area to see this show, I knew it would be a one-time opportunity, and Cat has not played with in 700 miles of DFW.. at least not in the past 40 years! he delivered, 32 songs, everything you might want to hear (save for "another Saturday night, and "days of the old schoolyard).. Cat was in very good voice and form, totally met my high expectations!

It was surreal to hear the legend himself singing, "The first cut is the deepest," as I've heard that song since I was a little girl. The Yusuf/Cat Stevens concert was nothing short of inspiring as Yusuf took us on a journey of his remarkable life, one that in contrast to our current self-obsessed world, was filled with questions and seeking. His musical talent beautifully compliments a beautiful soul and an intelligent mind. The acoustics were amazing and Cat's voice is still as powerful as always. This is show worth going to. You'll feel uplifted for days afterward.

I felt so luck to finally see Cat Steven's in person. He was wonderful. Love his songs love his guitar playing. Could have done w/o the bass drum (too loud), but he played many of the songs I love. I wish he played more of his later songs than some of the earlier unknowns. I would see him again. Great show. no one was supposed to be recording the show, but many kept trying w/cell phones. The ushers tried to stop them constantly. I wish people would just follow the rules. It is annoying to us to see those phone screens during show. Also, I loved the way the tickets were managed to avoid scalping. Thanks Cat!

RIght from opening with The Wind and Don't Be Shy, I knew this was going to be a special night. It was beautiful, raw, emotional and unforgettable. Over 2.5 hours, he only played one song written after 1973, so it was all about the old music.