Pat Boone

The warm up act, The Diamonds, was perfect for this stroll down Memory Lane. They rocked! When Pat Boone, resplendent in all white, came on stage, the audience gave a true American musical icon his due. He opened with his first #1 hit, "Ain't That a Shame." Rockin' good! Pat proved that being 77 is just a number for him, as he turned back the clock with "Bernadine," "April Love," "Don't Forbid Me," "Almost Lost My Mind," and "Moody River." The White Bucks kid followed up with his number one and number two biggest hits, "Love Letters in the Sand" with some fun audience participation, and "Speedy Gonzalez." The latter's rating was a big surprise to me, as April Love seemed like it was surely Number Two for Pat. Then it was time for some good ole gospel music with Neil Diamond's "Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show" and Pat's "Wonderful Time Up There." Pat sang his heart out and the audience was on its feet. Wow! After the audience cheered Mr. Boone back on the stage, he acquiesced to a request for my personal favorite, "Friendly Persuasion" which was just as hauntingly beautiful as when he first recorded it back in 1956. The finale was a partriotic song written by the night's shining star entitled "Under God" which was written in response to the movement to remove this phrase from the pledge of allegiance. Foks were on their feet, cheering, as Pat sang. What a night!

This was an Amazing show and concert. It was good to hear all of the songs of the 50's as well as reviews of his movies.

Pat Boone showed he hasn't lost his smooth, melodious singing voice. He sang his songs in sequence to their introduction to the public. He offered how they ranked on the top ten chart and their duration. He told pertinent anecdotes with each song in an interesting friendly manner. He demonstrated humor and friendliness as he related to the audience.

Great show just wish it was longer. But I always feel that way when the show is good.

great show, Many of great gold and pat song he has recorded ove the years

PAT WAS GREAT. IT WAS SO MUCH FUN SEEING SO MANY THINGS FROM OUR YOUTH.LOVED BOTH THE SHOW AND THE EXAMPLE OF CHRISTIAN VALUES HE HAS SET THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE. BEST OF LUCK TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ENJOY YOUR RETIREMENT. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN GOD BLESS.

I really enjoyed the concert, but I wish he would have sang more of his old goodies - example - white sport coat . . . But overall, really good.

My friend since 7th grade in the 50's and I attended Pat Boone's show and were laughing as we remembered how crazed we were over him. Funny thing is, it apparently lingered! He is an amazing, kind, family-oriented, and entertaining person and still sings beautifully and puts on an outstanding show!

Sort of a different Pat Boone show with short films of things that had happened in his 50 years of hits. Pat did a lot of talking and told a lot of stories, which is what I would like all singers to do.

He had the flu bug and his voice, at the start, was marginal. However his voice came back as the show progressed. If you are a Pat Boone fan, which I am, the stories he told, the videos and his songs (marginal voice and all) made it worthwhile.

Unfortunately, Pat Boone had a terrible cold and did not always sound as I had remembered, but, he was a true performer and put on an excellent show!!! His new songs were his and his alone and had real meaning to them. All in All, I would go see the same show again. His love of God and Country are without reproach.

What a great show. And what a trooper Pat Boone was. Even coming from a bad flu, he still gave 100% to entertain his audience. We had a great time.

We went to hear Pat's voice, but didn't hear it. He was very sick and sounded bad. Show should have been postponed. Theater and Pat got something(money) for nothing. We got nothing for something.

Pat Boone was as good as I hoped he would be. But I gotta tell you, The Diamonds warm up act was fantastic. I'll go see them any time.

We came to hear Pat's old favorite songs and instead, were treated with many old video clips and recorded sound tracks. While Pat looks great for his age, a few songs he managed to sing left a lot to be desired. Maybe we should've lowered our expectations.

It was very interesting and informative. My husband and i would have liked to hear Pat Boone sing more than he did.

We enjoyed watching the videos and photos and the " live" singing, we were wishing for more of the "live" singing. I believe Mr. Boone only sang 4 or maybe 5 songs and it would have been wonderful if there were more.

We were hoping to hear at least a few of his biggest hits such as April Love, Love Letters in the Sand, or even Moody River, sung live.

Very good and entertaining!! Really brought back some great memories from the past!

Pat Boone was my teenage idol and I had every record (still do). I saw him perform about five years ago and he looked great and sang many of his hits and told a few stories. It was great fun and what a thrill to finally see him in person! This time however, it was a totally new "concert" - and he said it was the first time he was performing this one in front of an audience. There was a large screen on the stage and we watched a 7 or 8 minute video intro before he finally came on stage. He looked great and he then sang a song that I didn't recognize - at about two octives lower than his normal range. He then proceeded to "chat" with the audience while showing more video clips of his life - his high points and his embarrassing moments, and then a Q&A session. While I found this all to be entertaining, it was NOT a concert -- it was an informative lecture presentation.

show was very disappointing. altho he sang my favorite song, April Love, everything else was pat boon, tapping his knee wtching video clips from by gone shows where he is singing. I left after 1 hour. I couldn't take it any longer. it was unfortunate that he didn't sing along with the clips. afterall, I assumed it was a concert, not a trip down memory lane

I thought, we will be watching a live show vice TV clips. Pat Boone is still good but he sang only live 2 or 3 songs. Unless you are die hard Pat Boone fans, the show is boring as I heard inside the restrooms after the show.