ZZ Top Tickets

It was great seeing them live but maybe I'm getting too old. Does it have to be so loud that you can't distinguish the vocals. Just a loud distorted mess.

...."same 3 guys, same 3 chords...." Fandango!! I've waited a long time to see these guys, and they did not disappoint. They were truly having fun up there; it was indeed a cool show. The lights, the guitars (esp the white puffy ones), the beards (two on the guys, one on the drums) - it was all amazing. Only thing missing was a t-shirt with the CANADIAN tour stops listed. thanks, ZZ Top!

Best concert I have seen in a long time...ZZ Top still has IT

A very good concert, Always wanted to see ZZ . I've been listening to them since mid seventies. The music was LOUD and CLEAR. Great show. I would see them again if there was an opportunity again.

Musically it was good. They played pretty well and put on a decent show. However, they didnt play very long. They played for about an hour then came out for a 20-30 min encore. I didnt even get to hear beer drinkers and hell raisers. The crowd was a bit weak after the riders lost the grey cup minutes before they started, so that probably had something to do with it. I had fun watching them I just wish they'd have played for longer.

ZZTop did it last night in Edmonton the old guys showed that they are still firmly in charge when it comes to entertaining a sold out crowd. The tunes were great some old and newer material were played all of the fans were really into this great show. This band still got it and showed it last night!

Wow, is all I can say! I don't care if I see another concert in my lifetime; this one was sublime. Love ZZ Top but they really deliver. Sound was good (which is unusual for ISC),

northern lights theatre is great. every seat in the house is good,and close. would definetly like to see more big names there. this was my 1st time there will go again. only bad point zztop only played 1.5hrs. with all their material they could have easily filled more time

The show was spectacular as always. Immaculate sound and great banter. The boys were at the top of their game.

This was my 4th time I have seen ZZ Top, and the best yet! I think what made it so good was that it was in a small venue, I belive theres only 350 seats there, we were about 30 feet from the stage, they seemed to be having so much fun at a small place. Billy was joking around a lot, they played most of their old hits and some awesome Blues along with Foxy Lady. These guys really put on a good show and played for almost 2 hours. I would highly recommend seeing them at a small cozy venue like the casino. I give it a solid 5 stars.

ZZ TOP was outstanding as they always are. The theater was small so very personal and it sounded great !!! Thanks for a great show

Saw the Boyzz on 11/10/2009 in Milwaukee, WI at the "casino." Billy had a different story, rather than talking about shopping at the Dollar Store, he told us he was talking on the phone with his woman and told her they made it to the big time by playing casinoes. Anyways...it was a small venue with seating for 500 and I'm guessing there were only around 400 in attendance judging by the empty seats. The sound was excellent (probably the loudest I've heard them) and they were on! All 3 were having a good time. I was spitting distance from the stage on Dusty's side. No opener but that is fine for me. Same set list as reported on other shows in this tour.

It's always hard to believe how much sound three guys can put out there. You'd think that after being a band for about 40 years, they'd look like they were mailing in their performance. Not "The Top". These men still seem to enjoy what they do for a living. The music they create is as tight as ever, but still sounds as if they change it up just enough to keep from sounding like they're playing the record. Billy Gibbons is an incredible master of the guitar, throwing in one-handed lead solos occasionally. Combined with Dusty Hill's solid bass lines and the two men's fancy steppin', the show is very entertaining. Of course, the third member of the team, Frank Beard and his strong drumming, completes the powerful triad. The only negative feature of the show was the lighting. Whoever thought it would be a good idea to put powerful spots behind the group and periodically blast them into the audience's eyes really wasn't thinking it through. At times, they were so bright and sudden that my eyes hurt. Made me wish I'd have brought some Cheap Sunglasses!

Great show, great venue - lived up to my expectations and then some.

Greats seats and a fantastic band. How can three guys make so much music?

ZZ Top was a real let down. They didn't even play for an hour and a half. For seventy bucks we should have at least gotten two hours.

Great show! I waited a long time to see them, and it was worth it! The venue was great, not a bad seat. Only wish the show was longer!

Only wish they would have played longer than what they did.

ZZ Top rolled into the Beacon and took no prisoners. They put on a straight forward mix of their hits and the blues. The crowd was unlike anything I have seen at a rock show..an eclectic mix of bikers, yuppies,beer drinkers, hell raisers, parents and their kids! A 50 something mom and pop took their son to his first show and were sitting next to me. Billy Gibbons lead the proceedings and his growling baritone charmed everybody. Dusty Hill was superb and Frank Beard and his skull drum kit stormed through the show.

ZZ Top is terrific. First time I saw them live. Extremely entertaining, funny, and playing their a$$es off. However, the sound in the Beacon Theater's balcony was unbelievably bad. The PA stacks are aimed at the orchestra. Those of us in the cheap seats couldn't hear any of the spoken portions of the show, and every riff was overwhelmed by mid-range. The house should be ashamed of itself. This is a dramatic contrast to the Wellmont Theater in Montclair, which is admittedly smaller but has speakers that point to all parts of the house. It sucks seeing a great band but not being able to hear them. As for ZZ, I'll definitely see them again. Just not at the Beacon.