Lou Christie

THE SHOW WAS AMAZING. TO SEE THE SINGERS I DANCED TO AS A TEENAGER WAS TOTALLY AMAZING. WOULD SEE AGAIN IF SHOW WAS OFFERED!

Lou Christie, the Tymes, The Classics, Clovers, Bill Haleys Comets, Frankie Pizzaro and more made us feel 17 again. Magical music and Magical Evening for everyone in the evening.

The show was great except for a power failure which couldn't be helped. The WORST part of the show was a TERRIBLE Elvis impersonator who was absolutely horrible. We were subjected to listening to at least seven or eight attempted songs by this person. If he had come to the stage at the end instead of the middle the venue would have emptied out quickly. I would rather have had a shorter show instead of having to listen to this person.

Lou Christie, Chantels, Happenings and Dupress were fabulous!

Loved the show. Kirby is a great venue. The groups were very entertaining, sometimes a bit off-key, but still wonderful to travel back in time to our 'teeny bopper' days. Detractors for us; we would have preferred that the groups sang their music, not their version of other folks' songs. All in all, we had a fantastic time. Ticketmaster added too many extra fees.

Lou Christie was great...so were The Happenings. The Chantels were okay. The Duprees were good but they didn't generate the excitement that Lou and The Happenings did. The show would have been better had one of the two exciting acts ended the evening. The Duprees (though good) slowed down the momentum.

The Show at the F. M. Kirby Center on June 9, 2018 was wonderful. The Chantels, The Happenings, Lou Christie, and The Duprees all had great performances. The theater is beautiful. The microphones were not working properly for the Chantels and Lou Christie and that needs improved. I definitely would come back.

We enjoyed the entire show. We invited 2 couples to join us that had not been to a show before. They also loved the entire show. We are all in our 70's and it brought back a lot of memories. They enjoyed it so much they are joining us for another show in Nov.

I really didn t like it. I think Lou has had it. Not good.

The show was very nice......with one exception..........explain to me why Lou Christie has too grab his crotch several times......what's the point....

I bought these tickets for my parents as a Christmas present....best idea to date. They had the best time! The musicians were fabulous and they loved the Tilles center. Overall, I scored in the gift giving department and they had a wonderful night making new memories with their favorite oldies!

Great concert. Sound mix was perfect. His band and backup singers were excellent. Lou still hits all the high notes and he did all the hits. The only criticism I would have is that he as well as all entertainers should refrain from making any political commentary. We go to these concerts to hear the music.

I enjoyed listening to Lou but a lot of the audience was drunk. They really weren't listening but talking to each other. The people in front of me were up and down to get more drinks at least 5 times blocking my view. I drove 2 and a half hours and paid $100 plus for a ticket. Lou was great but I would never go back to Atlantic City for a show again.

Great concert! Still hits all the high notes, and made a point of saying that he was still singing in the same key as 50 years ago. Was very interactive with the crowd and was happy to see him in this venue again - great place for an intimate concert!

First of all, let me say that this was our first trip to the Bears den at Niagara Falls casino. There was not a bad seat in the house. Really nice place. The night started out with comedian Nick Siracuse who had us back at our Aunt Rosa's basement eating spaghetti and laughing about her plastic covered furniture! Then Lou Christie came out to the great (house?) band and his two back up singers, Maria (pronounced Marie ahhhh) and Robin Banks (bang bang!). Together they faithfully reproduced all his hits and more. Great interaction with the audience with plenty of jokes and memories. We would see him again in a heartbeat.

This show was phenomenal!! Lou Christie still has it!!! I hope he comes back to The Bears Den in Niagara Falls!! I will DEFINITELY come back to see him! Could you let me know if/when he comes back? Thanks! Love Lou Christie!!!!

Great show!! Wonderful music!! And some laughs thrown in.

The opening acts in the show, Excellents, Elegants, Teenagers, and Danny & The Juniors were all good and sounded fine. The Teenagers were alive on stage with their hits ":Goody Goody" and "Why Do Fools Fall In Love". The highlight however was LOU CHRISTIE. He opened with his smash "I Want to Make You Mine" and in the next 30-35 minutes sang his greatest hits and was called back for a second encore. He still reaches the high notes and on key! It was well worth spending an evening in the rather uncomfortable seating of the Twin River arena!!

All the acts were wonderful. Brought back great memories. Their voices were as I remembered.

Great to see some of Rock and Rolls Hall of Famers who made the era famous. Still young at heart and still performing. Lou Christie still worth the ticket price alone, but then add in all of the other Legends.....

Only an hour and a half, but non-stop entertainment in music form. Lou Christie was his leanest and most agile in movements and strong in voice. Danny & the Juniors, Legendary Teenagers, Elegants, Excellents were all on their historic money for each song.

The sound went out 3/5 of the way through the show, but Shirley Alston Reeves and the Shirelles remained on stage dancing until they were told to leave. They and Lou Christie, hung around backstage until the sound was fixed and both acts gave a grand end to this concert.

All five acts were wonderful. I have seen the RipChords many times, and always enjoy them. Dennis Tuffano was great. It was nice that they used a horn section for the Buckingham's songs. Ron Dante is always good to hear, both as the Cufflinks and the Archies. Mark Lindsey performs and sings as well as he did in the 1960's. Lou Christie is funny and enjoyable to watch. He maintains the same voice as he did.

The evening started with a bang with the Ripcords taking us back to the surfing sound of the 60's. Act two was the surprise highlight of the night. Dennis Tufano brought the crowd to its feet. Ron Dante and Mark Lindsay kept the crowd rocking. And the final act, Lou Christie, still has that outstanding voice. He still can hit the high notes

All joking aside Lou Christie can still it the high notes. Great show.

His voice is great. At our age, it's wonderful to see performers that we have enjoyed through the years. I love the 60's. He sang almost all the songs from the Bottom Line CD. Great!!!!!!!!!!!

Lou Put on a really great show! We traveled 4,hours to see him, and it was sure worth it!

Lou Christie & his concert were the greatest ever. Sure hope you have him again. He is a great showman and a wonderful person. We have been very lucky to know him & have his music. His entire staff is super and we love them all.

First time at the Bear's Den, but it was a great little place. It's like being in someone's backyard, watching a concert - Lou didn't really even need a mic. He's still got it, he's still got those high notes (and the low ones) and he was fun to watch and hear. But the show was only 60 minutes with a 25 minute opening comic (Rick Syracuse) who was only so-so. We would rather have had 90 minutes of Lou!

everything was very enjoyable the show was great the opening comic was great staff was great...just a very nice experience!

The Show was great! The Classics were very entertaining and sung well. Barbara Harris sounded good, but it was disappointing that she sung only one of the two hits she had. The Drifters were able to keep the original sound despite the fact that they had over 50 different people over the time they were popular. Both Jay Siegel of the Tokens and Lou Christie were very good with their falsetto voice. Jay Traynor is now with the Tokens. He had 2 hits on his own with different groups. So that was like an extra bonus.

Every single act from Jay Siegel and the Tokens to Lou Christie were absolutely fantastic. They all sang Christmas songs and then they sang their original hits. Charlie Tomas and the Drifters were such a CLASS act. The performers were so funny and entertaining. Definitely a show I would go to again and again with the same performers. You could not get tired of all of them singing. Their voices still sound just like when they were younger even though they are older.