Zebra Tickets

They sound just as good now as they did in the 80's. Randy Jackson can still hold a high note.

I have seen Zebra numerous times over the past 35 years. First one at St.Christaphor CYO and was hooked ever since. Each show I saw was great, Zebra would come out and rock the stage interacting with the crowd. This the 35th Anniv. show Zebra interacted in a way I never seen or just don't remember,( whiskey & beer can do a number on you). Randy told little stories on how he got the idea for some of the songs he wrote.Though this was interesting. As always Zebra played with great intensity. The only thing better would be if they put out a DVD of the show. Saw about 2 or 3 people filming it. Possibality, I hope so. HAPPY 35th ANNIVERSARY ZEBRA . Keep Rockin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall It was an excellent show! I was not expecting acoustic guitar for the first forty five minutes or so.... However things picked up and they were inducted into the Louisiana music hall of fame. They incorporated rock n roll with jazz with a three piece horn section from New York, it was amazing, Zebra has a Free show in Grand Isle LA in September 2010 to help the local economy, it will be worth the trip.

Zebra's 35th Anniversary Show was incredible. They Rocked the house down, as they usually do. Whenever Zebra isin town, I try to never miss their Shows. Enjoyed seeing all the Zebra fans & many other friends too. Thanks to Randy, Felix & Guy for a great performance. The crowd loved you.

Very nice seats so I loved that, played known & unknown - something for everyone. Nice to c them celebrate the 35th anniversary. Randy Jackson looks like he really still loves what he's doing & it's always nice to c an artist like that. He is quite s talented performer.

It's fair to say I am a Zebra fan, having seen them probably a dozen or so times since the mid-80s. So, I knew what I was getting, musically. However, despite this being a 35th Anniversary event, held at a real Theater, there was no professionalism at all from the band. They were over an hour late in getting started. There were no obvious technical difficulties to cause this. Rather, there seemed to be an endless stream of audience members strolling across the stage and behind it. There was no information given to the crowd as to the cause of the delay; no information at all in fact. Zebra walked on stage at about 9:05 as if nothing happened, and then said "It's Randy's fault!" OK, things happen. No problem. To atone for the late start, they played a 35-minute set before declaring it was time to take a break. But don't worry, they'd make it a shorter-than-planned break. Ridiculous. They were treating this gig like a family reunion. They had a lot of friends and family in the house, and I really felt as though they were taking advantage of us. When they declared "break time," several of us had had enough and headed for the doors. In our case, feeling pretty ripped off.

What a show. The acoustic first set was tolerable. The plugged in set was AWESOME...35 years and the boys from New Orleans rocked the house. Great show

Simply....i have seen many show's...everywhere...... i have seen amazing act's over the last 30 year's..... i have never been to westbury nor seen ZEBRA....... this was my wife and my first concert together, as newlywed's.....she has been a die hard ZEBRA fan for 30 years and i am on my third copy of the live cd.....played them to death......... this was THE BEST CONCERT ....I HAVE EVER ATTENDED

RANDY JACKSON IS AMAZING. HE IS #1 AT LED ZEP. MUSIC. IF HE HAD A SHOW IN MY AREA ID GO 2X A MONTH AT LEAST.ALL WHO READ THIS YOU MUST GO TO THE SHOW . ITS LONG ISLANDS BEST.