Zach Williams Tickets

Really enjoyed the Zach Williams concert including the venue at Roy Wilkins. It is a fabulous venue. They had refreshments including adult beverages and the staff were all very friendly. Matt Maher and David Crowder also were great. I like the pastor that has so much talent providing intermission humor and some prayer.

The music was great! Fun to listen, fun to sing along! This concert was a birthday gift to 2 of my grandkids and their first live concert experience! Loved the merch tables. Bought a shirt for all 4 of us!

Zach Williams and Crowder are absolutely awesome! Their music and worship is second to none. When you leave this concert, you will come out completely refreshed and know that God is talking to you. Just a sidenote, when we bought our tickets, we did not know that our view would be obstructed. And it was definitely obstructed. However, the music is still second to none.

It was an amazing night of worship, with 3 of my favorite musicians. I thought the venue was okay, but a larger venue would have made it a 5 star.

It was a wonderful night of worship. People were very engaged and the crowd was energized.

This concert was some music by some of the most talented artists in Christian music today! Was a great venue and loved seeing all fellow pilgrims all together for an evening of worship!

The concert was great but our seats weren’t!The concert was at Roy Wilkins theatre at the St Paul River Center. We had front row seats, but our view was hampered by the amps on the stage in front of us!

The concert was fun, and the music was pretty much what we expected, except maybe one song missing from the repertoire. Didn't care for the sermon and fundraising pitch for whatever organization it was. Also, it's interesting how there are a few Christian Karens who insist on standing (in front of other, seated attendees) through an entire concert like this--even during the slow songs, and even when the singer asks people to sit down: "I'm not going to sit. I'm going to stand and praise Jesus!"There should be a "standing section"with no seats for them--open floor like when they have concerts in the attached arena.

Concert was good. Honestly I guess I expected more from the venue, never been there before. I don't appreciate that we were at a Christian concert and they were selling alcohol, first time I've ever seen alcohol sold at a Christian concert. The chairs are quite tight and not overly comfortable, but if you can get past that then it's not horrible unless people are coming and going and coming and going in the aisles and you have to continuously get up and down and fight with the chairs to get them to fold up because people need to get past. The calibration for the mellow yellow was extremely off but the person in charge did a good job of taking care of that issue and resolving it even though they couldn't fix the calibration they resolve the issue quite well. Most of the staff was very friendly behind the concession stand. Security staff and event staff were very helpful and very friendly and very professional. Based on the seating and the placement of the bathrooms if I had a choice I probably would not choose to go to this venue as my first choice again at Roy Wilkins auditorium in St Paul.

Matt Maher and Crowder were amazing! Unfortunately the headliner Zach Williams left a lot to be desired. The sound was off, especially the base, and the words were not on the screen. Yes we "should"know the words but he sang his newest songs and sound was so horrible we couldn't understand the common songs either. With ears ringing it was not enjoyable at all. We left 5 songs into his performance. Again Matt Maher and Crowder were fantastic so it was still worth the concert. One of those should have been the headliner.