Tommy James

WHAT A SHOW!! TOMMY JAMES IS STILL AMAZING!! FOR BEING 62 YRS OLD HE PLAYED HIS ASS OFF.HE PLAYS EVERY SONG THAT WAS A HIT FOR HIM AND THEN SOME!!HE IS SUCH A DOWN TO EARTH PERSON.USUALLY AFTER THE SHOWS HE IS ALWAYS SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS OR SOMETHING.OR JUST HANGING OUT WITH EVERYBODY TALKING!! IF YOU HAVE THE CHANCE,DON'T MISS HIM!! GO SEE HIM PERFORM LIVE!!

The show was really good, I like Peter Noone and the stories he told were really funny. Tommy James and the Shondells were also really good. We have seen Peter Noone before, but this was the first time to see the Shondells. All and all it was a really fantastic show.

Tommy James and fine band played all of the old hits with a lot of gusto. Opened show with "Draggin' The Line" and then Crystal Blue Persuasion. Eventually got to "I think We're Alone Now" and "Crimson and Clover". Tommy got entire crowd singing loud to "Mony, Mony." Really fun show that got most of crowd excited.

First time at this theatre and couldn't have been more pleased. Tommy James has magically maintained his voice and hit the notes perfectly! What an upbeat and entertaining show. His band was excellent as well. Also enjoyed Jake Kocha (comic) very much! Would definitely recommend this concert to all who know Tommy's music :)

A very enjoyable evening. Tommy James still sounds great. The show was only about an hour but covered all of the best material. I thought the band was very strong as well.

I enjoyed the show and most of all so did my mother. Tommy James is a great performer and interacted with his audience, which made the show unforgetable. My mother in all her years never got to shake a Rockers hand. She was so excited when Tommy James came down in the audience and she got to shake his hand. The songs were all calssic hits and enjoyed singing them.

Tommy James and the Shondells at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, NJ was amazing! It brought me right back to the sixties and seventies, as I was singing along and standing and dancing along with them. Tommy still sounds great after all these years. The comedian that opened for them was pretty funny, more than most comedians I have seen on TV lately. It was a great night, except for the one wrong turn we made looking for somewhere to eat - we ended up in Camden!

The guy has written a book about his career but didn't tell a single story about his career or his songs. The performances were good but a bit too loud.

I was at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, NJ for the Tommy James and the Shondells show. It was a GREAT SHOW. Everyone had a Great seat. Acoustics were fantastic!!!! Great comedian as an opening act. All together, there was NOT a bad time throughout the entire show. Tommy should play there more often. Also, Ticketmaster did there part in sending me a reminder of the show. Great Job Ticketmaster!! Life does get hectic. Glad you were looking out for me.

Tommy James played for slightly less than an hour ... the shortest concert I've ever been to. He did nine songs. Maybe if they did some jamming they could have stretched it out a bit more but they didn't. The music was extremely loud ... perhaps to cover up the feedback that occured the entire show. And let's not forget him killing about 10 minutes of that hour, shaking the hands of the audience. Never again!!!

Tommy James and The Shondells! What a treat! Mellow and energetic rock and roll classics. Great band! Still got it!

Was just ok. the band really didn't put on a great show. i could have watched these guys on tv and have been just as happy (rather than laying out $45/ticket). took my sister (who grew up listening to these guys); she thought they were good and sounded like they used to, but i "youtubed" them and thought they were much better on youtube. would i recommend this concert - yes, if only you're bringing someone who knew who they were way back when. otherwise, i wouldn't pay again to see them.

Tommy James was terrific on Saturday night. They played every hit. In fact after the band left the stage I commented that they didn't do Sweet Cherry Wine or Mirage, two of my favorites and sure enough those were their encore songs. Tommy still has the same voice and in an age of guitar rock, it was nice to hear a group with keyboards again. The band was excellent as well, not just in their playing but in the 4 part harmony that they added to Tommy's singing. My only negative comment was that the show was too short. He only played for about a hour, maybe a little longer. After attending a Green Day concert earlier this year where they played for almost three hours, it seemed really short. So I'd have liked about 1.5-2 hours of concert with them playing some of the non-hits or a cover or two. Other than that, if you have a chance to see them, do it because it was enjoyable. The venue is terrific by the way. Not a bad seat in the theater.

solid rock and roll performance!! a snap shot of my teenage music experience.

Tommy was great and the band was rockin! Can't believe no one would get up and dance to Mony Mony and The Hanky Panky! I was dancing in my seat all night.

The group could still sing, but the sound engineer drowned them out with the instruments. Feed back was terrible also.

Peter Noone with Herman's Hermits was quite enjoyable. He was entertaining and had a connection with the crowd. Tommy James ran through his considerable list of hits. I enjoyed I Think We're Alone Now and Crimson and Clover. Tommy really needs a new hair stylist.

What a great show! Tommy James and the band played with amazing energy and enthusiasm all of their best songs.

The show with Peter Noone was great. It was a lot of fun, had the audience participating and they sounded just like he use to. Tommy James, not so much. I think his band was a little loud - at times it was hard to tell what song he was really singing and the beats seemed a bit off. I noticed about half the crowd loved them, the other half left. Glad Peter Noone was first, or it would have been a sad half audience. Get Peter back again!

What a great concert. Herman's Hermits took us back to the feel good music we grew up on. His talent for entertaining is just as good today as it ever was. Tommy James made us feel good also but rocked us a little bit harder. Thank you both for the unbelievable entertainment you provided.

The Hard Rock Live in Hollywood has evidently tried to squeeze in as many seats as possible in their concert hall. If you don't like almost sitting on top of your neighbors then I wouldn't go there. I won't be going to anymore concerts there. You can't move once you are in your seats. Ridiculous! Peter Noone was amazing. He is so funny and puts on a great show. I've seen him several times and everytime it's great. Tommy James was good. I'm not sure why during Mony Mony he left the stage and went down to the front row to shake hands with everyone. He finally came back up on stage and tried to get the momentum back for Mony Mony but it was gone. Doing that was stupid.

Peter Noone should have been the main act. Not only can he sing but he is funny. Regretfully, had to many professional photographers in front of the stage blocking the view.

There aren't words to express how awesome the concert was. Herman's Hermits was wonderful. They sounded just like they did 40+ years ago. Peter Noone is a fabulous entertainer -- funny, beyond talented, and for his age (a little older than me), not bad on the eyes (for a woman that is!). Tommy James and the Shondells were also amazing. They, too, sounded just like they did 40+ years ago. I can only say that I will remember that night for a very long time to come.

Peter Noone sounded great and was extremely entertaining. He looked great and sounded great. He has us all laughing with his stories Tommy James was also really good but I thought the sound mix was lacking. the music had a blaring quality that was distracting. We had a really good time and really enjoyed the entire concert

Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits were absolutely first class. Tommy James and the Shondells were a complete disappointment. Far too loud and far too heavy metal.

Hermans Hermits were wonderful. Enjoyed the group thoroughly. The volume was so high on the Shondells that we left after a few numbers.

Brought back alot of memories. We used to listen to these songs on a 8 track tape in the car !!! Can you believe we had to carry around those HUGE tapes????? Kids today would laugh.

I HAVE SEEN PETER NOONE SEVERAL TIMES AND THAT'S WHY WE WENT. HE WAS GREAT! MY FIRST TIME SEEING TOMMY JAMES AND I REALLY ENJOYED HIM. WE HAD NEVER BEEN TO THE HARD ROCK IN HOLLYWOOD FL. HAD A BLAST CAN'T WAIT TO GO AGAIN.

Peter Noone and Tommy James proved that despite their ages, they can still deliver the goods. They were both at the top of their games. I was really most impressed with Peter Noone because he injected comedy into his act and sounded better than he did 40 years ago.

Peter Noone is personable, funny, and he can still sing his songs and the songs of others. He was great. The audience sang along with him and everyone had a fun time. On the other hand- Tommy James and the Shondells seemed to be off all evening. Tommy has no personality and couldn't remember the words to some of his songs. A large part of the audience must agree because they were streaming out well before the show was over. It was a good thing Hermans Hermits were on first otherwise no one would have been around to see their wonderfully entertaining show.

Peter Noone is one of the best opening acts I've ever seen. A true showman, he captivated the audience with his energy, humor & voice. Very animated, very funny & still a great singer. We joked how Tommy James had a tough act to follow. We were right. Tommy James can still sing, too, but he has never been a showman. His performance was a little pompous & self serving. His songs rocked but he never made the connection with the audience like Peter Noone did. Things haven't changed since I saw him in the 80's. Still an enjoyable evening of oldies. I highly recommend it.

Peter was a great showman and kept the audience going. Because he did not have a full hour of hits to play he integrated songs of US and UK hits great job, he could impersonate Elvis. Good show. Tommy drove hits home all night. He spiced them up and made them contemporary, stronger instrumentals than originals. He did great until the crowd walk, a little to long. But you know the words to every song, and he still has the pipes.

Both Peter Noone & Tommy James ROCKED the crowd performing all their hits and more. After his set, Peter signed autographs in the lobby.