Gary Puckett

We had a great time listening to songs from the our youth, the Rose is a fantastic venue to see any performance. Comfortable and roomy.

He sang all his own songs, sounded great, and the show was phenomenal.

This concert was so awesome! We loved it! It took us right back to some sweet memories! We so enjoyed it!

Seems to be a nice guy, great stories and still has a fantastic voice. However, he and the band seem out of practice with eachother, not keeping the same beat. His old favorite tunes, that we so looked forward to, didn't sound the same. Many people walked out early. We were disappointed but hung in there, hoping it would improve and at the price of the tickets we were not about to leave early.

Although Gary may want to research his political material before a show ( ex. gave applause for all military then put down Hillary Clinton our former senator who saved the airbase). He still has a good voice and body, liked the custom made black suit also. Did a lot of good old songs including Elvis Presley. Also had good back up band. Great show Las Vegas quality in Niagara Falls, New York.

The venue was perfect for them. They put on a fantastic show, very good with the audience, great songs and singers. Just all around great--great seats, great venue, great show. Thank You Gary Puckett.

Gary Puckett brought back a lot of old good memories.Sound was good and Gary did all of his hits including Lady Willpower,Young Girl,Woman Women and This Girls A Woman Now.....

Awesome performer! We enjoyed every moment. he was very personalble.

Every show we have seen so far at South Point has been great. This one is not on the top of the list but still was very entertaining.

The band was good and Gary P. as well. Very entertaining,endearing story telling. For me the songs that brought me back to my younger years. Small venue. In fact, all theaters here in vegas seem small n intimate. Which is wonderful. Not a bad seat in the house.

Gary Puckett still got it. Given his current age, Puckett can still deliver. I wish I am still putting out those vocals when I get to his age. He is simply amazing. Enjoyed those hit songs. band was fantastic as well. I don't know the keyboard player's name but he was on the money. Kudos to the other band menbers as well.

Too many jokes, not enough music. Gary's voice couldn't reach or hold certain notes.

Solid hour and a half performance. No wasted time just some short amusing narrative and all the hits. Well worth it with a special mention toward Veterans.

Gary Puckett still has an incredible voice. His stories are wonderful as well as his timeless songs. It is well worth traveling to see him in concert. He spends time with his fans after the concert and is always willing to take pictures, sing autographs and talk to fans. He is truly a wonderful person as well as performer.

The Golden Nugget is a beautiful upscale facility, obviously recently remodeled. The Gordie Brown showroom is a medium sized room with very comfortable seating. My girlfriend and I were 5 rows from the stage. Gary Puckett is a first class entertainer and sang some of his hits and other songs. He still has a powerful range to his voice. He developed a strong rapport with the crowd and the total effect was very entertaining.

Let's start with this... I would have preferred to tip the great band we saw AFTER the show at the Golden Nugget than waste my $250+ on seeing Gary Puckett. Throughout the show I wanted him to be quite so we could here the great music that was coming out of the band. Their exceptional playing was the only good thing about this show. Gary needs to work on his vibrato (amoung other things) It made my boyfriend cringe. And to make matters worse, Gary invited his (much younger) wife out on stage using baby talk as if talking to a toddler. Being her same age, it made me vomit a little in my mouth. I seriously wish I could get a refund! But since I'm sure I can't, I hope Gary uses this money wisely on vocal lessons. The seats we purchased were directly behind the wheelchair area. Since this was not being utilized as intended the theater decided to fill that area with chairs that were much higher then the theater seats. So the people directly in front of us were a good 4-5" taller than us when sitting. We asked to move. They did accommodate is easily enough, which was nice. Such a polar opposite experience the next night seeing Robert Cray!!!

I had front row seats and it was a fantastic show. Gary can sing all of his hits just like he did originally. He looked fantastic and told some of his stories that were really interesting. He also came out after the show and signed autographs for people. It was really great seeing him again.

For a 73 year old singer just getting over a cold, Gary Puckett sounded great. Back in the day I would have rated him with Johnny Maestro and Jay Black. Still great to hear.

We all enjoyed the show very much. Great entertainment performed everything wanted and then some. Gary Puckett connected with the audience in a friendly and charming way that few entertainers are able to do.

Gary Puckett was very engaging with the audience and sounded as he sounded when he first came on the music scene. All members of Union Gap are top musicians. Not a bad thing to say, Bears Den is a great venue giving you the feeling that it's an "in your own living room" show.

Really terrific performance! He was as good as ever. Great for his age 73!! Very personable. He took the time to speak with everyone after the show.

I loved the show!! I loved hearing all of his hits as well as the other songs that he chose to sing!! The show was great!

At 71, Gary's voice is still amazing. The entire show was great -- he's very charismatic and entertaining and the band puts out an incredible amount of music for three people! Great back-up vocals, too, and an A Capella number with all four members near the end is a real treat. We were younger than most in the audience, but still enjoyed it as much as those who heard him top the charts in the 60's. Especially loved his "attribution" at the end.

This was a piece of history to hear the stories about meeting Elvis, Ed Sullivan, Andy Williams (which I never knew, but found it on youtube), Glen Campbell and many more. I remember my mom playing these songs all day long.

Fantastic show. Gary Puckett has not lost a bit of his voice despite being over 70. He transformed us back to the late 1960s. He relates well with the audience and mixed in other tunes in an appropriate number. One of the best performanaces I have ever seen. The Birchmere is a neat place, small, good acoustics, and you are very close to the stage regardless of where you sit. Cant wait for Gary Puckett to return.

Great venue and a great show. You can not "fake" enjoying yourself and Gary Puckett and his band truly enjoy themselves. They performed for almost 2 hours without a break. We enjoyed every minute of the show.

THE BEST SHOW I SAW IN ALONG TIME....STILL HAS HIS VOICE.. PLUS I GOT TO MEET HIM AND GET HIS AUTOGRAPH AFTER THE SHOW

Gary Puckett and the Band were great. i wish they would sing more of their old songs instead of other old hits.

I have seen many wonderful (Music) events during the last 2 years. I had listed my favorite shows as: # 1 - # 2, etc, Gary Puckett & the band moved to First place. The "GARY PUCKETT & THE UNION GAP BAND" show was just OUTSTANDING !! We had thorougly ENJOYED the whole performance and so Happy that they are back touring again !

My husband and I really enjoyed this concert. Gary is very funny and a great singer. Wish he had toured more. Didnt discover him until about 20 years ago

great show, certainly wouldn't guess he is that old !!

Gary has not only an incredible voice still, but a very great stage presence! He had just flown back from Australia and was jet-lagged, but you would have never known it-he sang for two solid hours with his powerful voice. He also did a marvelous tribute to the Veteran's in the audience that was very special and had many tearing up. Very genuine guy and amazing talent! We took our 29 yr old son and his girlfriend and they even enjoyed Gary, but we raised them listening to all kinds of music! I had been watching for Gary to tour for years and besides Johnny Rivers who I haven't seen yet, I feel like he is one of the great's to see & we have seen many-young and old; Tony Bennett, Bill Medley, Boz Scaggs, B.J. Thomas, Neil Diamond, Kenny Loggins to name of few of the best we've seen.

We were seated in about the third row on the left end the four people in front of us were reseated somewhere else. The speakers were right there in our face, the bass was too loud, making it painful and almost distorting the sound where we were.

We loved the music, and really appreciated that they saluted the Veterans. We enjoyed hearing some of the history of the songs and the band. We truly enjoyed the entire concert.

Gary still has a great, powerful voice. Unfortunate that the instrumentation overpowered the vocals. This is a recurring problem in most concerts/venues today. The new band members are talented and a good addition to the group. Gary did a very nice tribute to Veterans. He asked them to stand; talked about their sacrifice and then did a tribute song for them. This was not just a "thing to do".

Fun show to watch. He involved the audience well, and was very personable. Lots of songs that brought back good memories. It was about the right length. Nice to see the supporting band members in Union Gap uniforms.

My husband and I left after few songs as Gary Puckett's voice is totally gone. He forgot lyrics and his guitar screeched until it was fixed. Just about the worst show ever. He should have been very embarassed to be up on stage. Someone needs to tell him he is finished. Worst show we've been to.

Got my money's worth. Nice to take a trip down memory lane.

So many hits that my mom an I used to sing to in the car with I was young and many that I didn't realize were Gary's ! ! It was Great ! ! His band is top-notch and very personable too. They are all amazing musicians and people ! The intimate Pacific Showroom at The Skagit is so great to see a show. No more then 500 people, so, it makes it feel like a private party. Great place !

While the venue allows for close stage view, the seating is too crammed together and the food is not worth the price they ask! I had to return my selection as the chicken tasted as if it had been cut up ahead of time and placed in the refrigerator overnight! Thankfully the server took it away when I told her it was unacceptable and didn't charge me. However, I had to watch the show hungry. Gary at 75 years old looks terrific! However, his voice had evident signs of age and he struggled to reach some of those notes. Still, I was glad to have driven iver 60 miles in the pouring rain to see him. There was an excellent group before him called, Time of the Season, that I'd LOVE to see again!

The show was great, even though he was a little horse, you couldn't tell and he did a good job.

I have loved GP's voice and songs since the sixties, so going to his concert was suppose to be a joy. Sorry to say ...not. First of all the Canyon Club is a poor venue. In the past I stood the whole time during a concert. Ridiculous at the prices. This time I paid more to sit and comply with the dinner spending rule. The seating chart online was different than where they seated us...right in front of these mega speakers 20' tall!! Husband stood up to leave so asked hostess for another seat. The only seat she said was available in the far back against the wall at a small cocktail table. Awful! Then when our food finally found us it was cold. Sent back finally due to poor service. $200 later. And Gary couldn't sing anymore. Liked his stories, and warm conversation with the audience though..

Gary Puckett did a good job struggling through with a cold/hoarseness, but was passionate in hitting his notes. Great nostalgic songs and has a great band behind him too! As far as the venue, the Canyon Club is a small venue and could use some renovation of its furniture and decor (my butt was hurting an hour into the concert). Skipped the pre-dinner option based on several bad reviews and opted to eat at Prime Steakhouse and Bar near the club (planned on going to Wood Ranch, but was a mob scene). I give Gary Puckett an A+ for his salute to veterans and assistance with his website for needy veterans. Also, enjoyed his stories he told and look forward to seeing him again on Happy Together Tour this summer. All in all, it is worth seeing in a good venue!

An equal balance of music with storytelling, Gary brought his A game to The Rose in Pasadena!

The concert was good. Not breathtakingly great but good. At 75 (Happy Birthday) he is still a very good showman and his performance was worth the price of admission. Would I go again as a solo act, probably not but if he was with another oldies group, definitely I would attend. I wish him continued success and good health.

Excellent performance! Would highly recommend. The songs brought back great memories.

He came out on stage and went right into Lady Willpower. Moving effortlessly through his set, Gary put his heart and soul into all his famous hits--Young Girl, Woman Woman, Over You, This Girl is a Woman Now, and others. THEN, after performing over an hour and a half, this generous man did a meet and greet for his fans. I found him down to earth and grateful for his many years in the end music world. Nearly 75 years old, Gary's voice no longer had the power and depth it once held, but he made up for it with passion and sincerity. Oh, and the guy can still sing! God bless you, Gary! Thanks for a great memory!

Gary Puckett still looks and sounds amazing!! This was one of the best shows I've been to at the Birchmere. He played all his greatest hits, along with some other favorite songs from other performers (like Sonny & Cher, Elvis, Beatles). He really engaged the audience and everyone was having a blast and singing along. I was shocked to realize he will be 75 this year, because his voice is as strong as ever. And he sang for hours - this was not one of those shows you go to and they sing for an hour and leave. I will absolutely go see him again when he comes back to the Birchmere.

Outstanding show, will see him again. Brought back a lot of great memories!!!

My husband and I celebrated our 24th wedding anniversary by going to the Gary Puckett and Union Gap concert at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. The concert was FANTASTIC!! :) In fact, they dedicated a song for our wedding anniversary, which meant so much!! :) We thoroughly enjoyed the whole concert. Gary belted out the songs and moved to the groove on stage. We will definitely go see him again if he returns to the Birchmere.

Gary put on a great show. Sang all the hits, told lots of stories and interacted with the audience. Don't miss it if you have a chance to go.

Was concerned that Gary might not sound the same after all these years, but he was fantastic. Brought back lots of memories.

Gary Puckett put on an amazing show!! We saw him years ago in Windsor but didn't leave with the same great feelings that we did when we recently saw him. He's a must see!

Gary is a true professional. The show flowed smoothly and there was no wasted times. He sang his hits and hits of others. His voice was great and the band was awesome. We attended this event with another couple and we were all impressed by the show, we couldn't stop talking about it on the way home.

My husband and I attended. I didn't know much about his music other than the big hits that he had. About 10 minutes into the show I turned to my husband and said "I am thoroughly enjoying this"! He also sang other artists songs during the show. I loved that he did some storytelling about songs and his life too. He even made a point of telling Vietnam veterans to go to his website and on there is a link for them to click on that will allow them to see if there are additional benefits they're eligible for. He said that only about 25% of the Vietnam veterans are taking advantage of the benefits and he highly encouraged all of us to pass the word along to any Vietnam veteran we know. I reached out to my cousin's, whose father is a Vietnam veteran, to make sure they let him know about it.

He sang all of his 60-70 hits, and could still hit the notes. Very impressed!

Gary Puckett and the Union Gap was definitely an oldies show for those who knew music from 1968 and earlier. He sang his music, but it sounded like it was ready for "The Love Boat" or any cruise ship. It just had that vibe to it. Have to give him credit for the ability to hold looong notes though. Sign at the door said no photography or video recording. The announcement inside the theater said no FLASH photography or video recording. There is a big difference between the two. Decide which way you want it so there won't be problems during the show.

It was great to hear Gary singing all his hits! He is very personable and genuine on stage and made the audience feel like a big family! His band was also great!

Gary Puckett and the Union Gap put on an awesome show!!! It featured a wide display of musical selections mixed with stories from Gary about the band and his family. Gary and the Band bring back the music of my era which I so much enjoy listening to and attending concerts by artists from that time period.

Wonderful entertainer and vocalist. Great band. Great listening venue which was not too loud. Wonderful small, intimate setting.

Gary Puckett and the Union Gap were terrific as they always are. The venue was very intimate and we were right up at the stage. The closeness to the group and Gary made the concert as if it was in your own living room and made for an excellent evening. Gary was personable as always and talked to the audience between songs. He was asked by one fan to sing a song to his wife (he had sung the same song to her decades ago), and Gary kindly obliged. The man is one of a kind. He is not only the greatest male singer ever, but also a most kind and giving man. His group is multi-talented and are some of the sweetest and nicest guys you could ever meet. The meet and greet after the show was fantastic.

If you are a fan of 60's music, then you will thoroughly enjoy this. The only problem is that you just don't want them to stop playing!#

My husband and I went to the Birchmere in Alexandria, VA to see Gary Puckett and The Union Gap, and all I can say is "Amazing". The one band member's wife made new jackets for the guys to wear on stage, and they looked wonderful. Gary said that he is now 74, and he definitely looks 10 years younger. He still has that strong voice, and his different songs still give me chills every time that I hear them. Also, the show was also the right length - not too long or too short. We enjoyed every second of the show, and my husband is still going around the house singing "Young Girl". One funny thing that happened as the band member was announcing Gary's entrance - my husband started singing "Young Girl" and all of a sudden the band started singing "Young Girl", which was so funny. You talk about timing! Also, Gary signed autographs after the show, and you were able to talk to Gary, which was nice. Overall, we had a great experience, and we will definitely go see Gary again if he returns to the Northern Virginia area.

Birchmere was perfect venue for this. Gary Puckett sounded amazing. He sang all the songs we came to hear and his voice never wavered. It was solid and as if time had not passed. It took me back to 16 again. Still tall and lanky, he gave a wonderful performance with excellent accompaniment by his band. If you are a fan of his music, I would highly recommend this evening of time lapse. If not familiar, great songs for all.

For a group I've listened to for almost (gulp!) 50 years, it was amazing to listen to his incredible voice again. Such a band, wondrous songs, great memories and committed to our Veterans too!! It was wonderful to bring friends that have never seen him before and loved the show! This is the fifth time I've had the pleasure of seeing him perform. I was so pleased to hear he will be back in Vegas next year too. It just can't come soon enough!!!

Was not disappointed one bit. Even though Gary has aged just like the rest of us, his voice is still crystal clear. The band was just as great! Would go see him again if the opportunity comes around.

Sunday was the third of his three shows at South Pointe and I attended the last two that were all sold out. Gary and his immensely talented band members bring his classics and contemporary singles rocking and rolling to standing ovations. His Union Gap Band members complement Gary's voice especially with an a capellini 50's number. Veterans were honored and asked to stand for recognition. This was followed by "Home" and Gay's own composition that tells his parents' personal story of when his father was a prisoner of war during WW II. Be prepared to sing along with his favorite"Woman, Woman", and of course, "Young Girl", as well as "Over You".

If you are a BabyBoomer and enjoyed GP in the 60's you will love his concert. Great show!