Crosby & Nash

Worth the time and money every time. Rock on fellas!

C&N...some of the last truly great musicians alive

The show was just amazing. The voices on David and Graham are just as beautiful and strong as the day they started 40 years ago. They are awesome. I loved the whole show. The Wilbur theather was great, anywhere you sat was a great view. Just a fantastic evening with great memories. Oh, and David Crosbys son James is awesome!! I would definately recommend this show!!

The years have passed, and still David Crosby and Graham Nash have managed to keep their amaizng voices and friendship intact...The song selection was fabulous...old CSN and also many of Graham Nash's own...David Crosby had a new one he just wrote, which was had a sound of his own talent from the past mixed with a current theme to make it wonderful. Their backup band is a group of talented musicians....among which is David's own son on keyboards/synth...and lead guitar that rivals Stephen Stills' own riffs. Don't miss this concert if they come to your town!

A great night of music. The guys were in great voice, singing old favorites and songs that are pertinent today. It was a fabulous evening.

This show was great. The acoustics in the Terrace Theatre aren't that great though. Had nothing to do with the band - just the theatre. Crosby's son rips on the keyboards.

This group brings serenity to a crazy world. Harmony, musicianship, and soaring instrumentals (and yes, a little poilitics) were the program for the night. I bought the tickets looking forward to a hopefully brilliant evening. My 3 companions really had no idea what to expect. I was not disappointed and my friends are now scrambling to find any or every song thes two have ever recorded. It was that good. They have some new music to add and I think "Camera" could even make the charts. I'm certainly going to have to get a copy (and I'll be happy to pay).

i felt like i was ripped off, gary crosby started by saying ....40 years of this shi.......then started playing almost nothing but new stuff i had never heard before......i didn't buy the tickets for him to try and sell new stuff. left within an hour of the start .......will never see them again and will tell everyone i know not to waste their money

Renewed my longtime connection with them, and the wonderful music they make.

My husband and I were fortunate enoughto be in the audiance at the kickoff of the tour. We have loved the music and the life stories of these remarkable musicians, but were surprised and struck with how they seemed to gain in energy as the evening progressed. These guys are 70, or close to it. they not only rocked, but their love of music is so apparant. I must say, I liked thed old songs much more than the new, but who doesnt? There voices seemed to get there in the second set. All in all, an incredible evening.

Sound system, acoustics and overall audio quality was excellent. A little too hot on a few numbers, but the majority of the time the sound levels were good. The classics that they played were the highlights of the show. New songs were obviusly not as strong as the oldies. A little too much political banter for my taste. The venue needs to set up more bars to shorten the long lines, and their ushers need to improve their methods on getting us to our correct seats.

What a great night! Fantastic to see 2 legends still playing together. Not having beer in the air made this a memorable concert. People waited for the song to end before whooping and cheering. I guess I'm showing my age.

A splendid evening of delicious music. A buffet of favorite dishes with some new entries added by Crosby, Nash, and their fantastic keyboardist. "Flyndel" and I felt honored to be amongst the first to hear some new tunes recently written by the group. Although I am partial to the original CSN and occasional Y, I must say the additions of the musicians accompanying them appear to be a well thought out selection that compliments Crosby and Nash in all areas including lead guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. I also thought the stage setting was outstanding and created the perfect mood to enjoy the sounds. The crowd at the Terrace theatre wouldn't allow the band to leave and with three encores including "Teach Your Children", and "Wooden Ships", my friend and I departed into the evening with a smile on our faces that I can't seem to shake two days later. The rapport and deep friendship shared by David and Graham was very apparent as they joke back and forth and continue to show genuine pleasure upon completing certain numbers that are timeless and continue to carry such meaning 40 years later. And in case you were wondering, the vocals were superb and, like that seasoned bottle of fine wine, have developed a complexity and fullness that completed this sumptuous feast.

These men are just fantastic. In many ways they are better than when they were young superstars. Any time you can see any part of the CSN&Y family, you should go if you can. They are all amazing talents and the volume of their work is astounding. Long may they run!! The Long Beach Terrace Theater is also a nice surprise. Very nice facility and easy to get in and out of. A+ to everything. I will be back for sure. Love to all.

Once again we found out how legends got their status. Crosby and Nash lived up to their reputations and played over two hours of top-notch music. One of the great things about the night was hearing their new songs which sounded great and listening to some of the greatest songs from their storied past. Among the old tunes that I loved hearing were "almost cut my hair" and "long time gone." If they come to a town near you don't let the opportunity pass you by. It was awesome!

enjoyed the show. alot of aging going on there, but still good. nice venue but the sound system could be alot better. the band was great, nice to see kevin mc cormick there while jackson browne is on tour without his band. crosby/nash still have great voice/harmony going on. looking forward to next time.

A wonderful concert! I am thrilled that these two friends still tour together. I have been a fan since the '70's and have seen them every time they come to town. Their backup band was great. The night always ends too soon. The set list was right on. From the ballads to the rocking songs - I enjoyed every minute. Thank you to all of the fans around me who didn't talk during the concert. These days I wonder why people go to concerts and talk and carry on conversations instead of listening to music - these fans knew to keep quiet and listen to the magic. David and Graham thank you.

Wished they would have played Marakesh Express but other than that great show!

Their harmonies are still amazing - David Crosby's voice is so rich; Graham Nash's energy is contagious; the entire band was spot on. And I loved being one of the younger fans - for a change.

Was expecting just Crosby and Nash acoustic, not a full band. Was expecting the duo given all the recent attention focused on the digital release of "Another Stoney Evening". To me it was just a loud CSN show minus Stills.

From the moment they came on stage, their voices and arrangements of past and present songs was amazing. Still composing good songs, they are vibrant!

AMAZING SHOW!! C&N sounded so great...my husband and I had a wonderful evening. Little sad that Stills was not with them, but they had David's son with them and he was a great edition to the vocals. I'm so glad I finally was able to see them, I have been a fan for as long as I can remember. My parents listened to them when I was young and I have always loved their voices, songs, and intelligence. I hold a deep appreciation for them, esp. coming to Maine to play in our small Theatre in downtown Portland.

Full on energy, bodacious harmonies, amazing musicians/band, still relevent and kept me rockin/singin/thinkin/feelin for the full 3 hours. Awesome!

I've seen these guys with and with out Stephen Stills many times and this was concert was one of the best. The lead guitar player was more versatile and more talented than Stephen Stills and David's son sings better than Stephan can now. So although it took two people to replace him, this is a way better band than CSN. The vibe is way more upbeat without having to deal with Stephan's moodiness. It was a ten!

What a great show put on by these two and there incredible back up crew. The three people I was with agreed with me that it was a super 21/2 hour show. These two put many much younger groups I've seen to shame. They still rock! If you have a chance, go see it.

The show was awesome. Time has been good to these guys. Their music is as good or better then it has ever been.

The show was wonderful! I was in the first balcony, excellent seat, but sometimes I thought the acoustics could have been better. The whole night was very enjoyable. There was, however, a drunk woman somewhere behind me that kept yelling out obnoxious things. Otherwise, a tremendous evening.

Masters of Harmony!!! Crosby's voice is clear, strong, beautiful! Nash is excellent. Piano and guitar were outstanding! I wish I could have danced and gotten out of my seat. Wish the crowd rocked more! They were awesome! I would go back for more and more and more!

Despite being 70 (Crosby) and 69 (Nash), the voices of this truly great vocal ensemble have only improved with age. If you closed your eyes and listened, this performance could have been at any time over the last 40 years. C & N assembled a very talented band to do the heavy lifting of producing the music which left them to concentrate on the vocals. The new songs (Don't dig here & Slice of time ) blended nicely with the favorites . The only problem with this duo is that they simply have too many songs. I thought of 3 or 4 songs on the way home that they didn't play, but they played for 2 and a half hours.

Great show/musicians, the state theatre is the best.

What an unbelievable show. Crosby and Nash sing and harmonize just as they did 40 years ago. A great great show. Also anyone who has a chnace to catch a show at the State Theater should. It's a nice old theater.

Opened with Eight Miles High and played alot of the oldies. We especially enjoyed Wooden Ships.

The concert was all I expected and more. Crosby and Nash are AMAZING! I was expecting a quality show but didn't think that they would still be in the top form they were 20 or 30 years ago -- WRONG! Their capacity for harmonization, even a capella, is truly beautiful. And they sure give you your money's worth. The concert was almost 3 hours long, minus a little bit of a late start and a 15 minute break -- those guys sang non-stop, a great blend of old familiars and new tunes. Those guys can still rock the house! My only complaint about the concert was the sound control. The balance was wrong -- too much bass, the music overwhelmed the vocals on everything other than the slower, softer songs. Was in the first balcony so accoustics might have been different than downstairs. This was a huge detraction from an otherwise magical experience.

True professionals yet they performed like we were just a bunch of their friends being entertained by them. The band was awesome too.

That was quite honestly the best concert I have ever been to. Fantastic musicianship from everyone involved!

The show was fantistic. Despite their age they haven't lost a thing. They were as good as they were forty years ago!

Being a huge fan of CSNY for many years, I was so excited to hear that Crosby and Nash were going to be in Portland. I did not except the most fantastic, superb show that they and their band put on. Many of the songs performed sounded better at this concert than on the CDs that I own. The show was absolutely amazing !!!!!!!

Saw Nash/Crosby in Portland Maine last weekend. Packed house, 3 hours (minutes a 20 minute break) of pure musical heaven. Mixed crowd in terms of baby boomers and younger folks, but the house nearly imploded with pure joy

Awesome!!!!! They are incredibly talented and sound better than ever!!!!!!

What a great show! Three hours packed full of their best. These guys sound amazing, incredible, after all these years! Beautiful harmonies. We both really loved the evening.

The music was fabulous. The voices aren't the same but that happens with age.

The old State Theater certainly lived up to Graham Nash's opening comment, "there's gonna be a lot of great music played in here tonight. I wasn't sure what to expect not having seen Dave Crosby since his Byrds days. However, there are "legends" and there are "legends" in the rock and roll biz; and a pair of them stood tall on Saturday night to play an incredible 3 hours of music. It was a masterful performance, including an awesome display of talent by their backing band. The "rockers" i.e., were, for me, the high points in the show. Watchin' Dave Crosbly sling that Strat over his shoulder and stand knowingly like he's done a thousand times before, was always a timeless moment. Especially noteworthy was the lead playing of Dan Parks, who wowed on the set finale of "Wooden Ships". Most certainly a Five Star show that will go down in the memory books as a fabulous evening of musicianship, entertainment, and kinship.

Wasn't sure what they would be like. Exceeded expectations. They have such range - rocking out, soulful ballads, classics, you name it. The huge age range of the fans tells the tale that these guys are consummate artists and performers.

WHAT AN AMAZING EVENING OF NOSTALGIA !!!! THE NOSTALIGIA from HEARING ALL THE WONDERFUL MUSIC MAKE OUR SOULS WHOLE !!!! is that really David Crosby's son on keyboards and now writing music that will be TIMELESS ???

Unparalleled concert experience.. No opening act so it was 3 hours of the band, an intimate theater environment, drinks served, fabulous acoustics.. They and the venue were terrific. Can't wait to see them again and return to the Wilbur for another event.

This was a really wonderful concert. Notwithstanding their age their voices are high, the arrangements always new, the enthusiam skyrocketing. Great! I felt like Alice in Wonderland.

David and Graham were phenomenal...it amazes me to hear how well they sound even after all these years. They were witty, personable, and just a little too political, but overall, a fabulous show!!!

Was truly an amazing night, great intimate venue, dynamic set list, phenomenal musicianship, captivating jams, and the some of the best vocal harmonies rock has ever seen!

Great opportunity to see two legends in an intimate setting.

Here's some of the set list from last night at the Wilber Theater. 8 Miles High , Lee Shore , Orleans , Cowboy Movie , Cold rain. Camera (After the Storm) was a good song too. The boys were in good form and the place was small. They told lot's of great stories too.( falling in love with Joni Mitchell is like falling into a cement mixer) Great Show...

This was a great show! We didn't have the best seats but it didn't matter we had such a wonderful time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The show was fantastic. David Crosby and Graham Nash were both in fine voice. The mix was a bit loud for the room. Which is just a big flat conference room. Also the set list was a shorter than previous shows - this may be a function of the location - the casino doesn't make any money from people sitting at a concert - so the shorter the concert the quicker people start gambling. :-)

Great show, sound was great crowd was mix age group,song list was right on for the Taft.

From the opening chords of "Eight Miles High" to the encores, Crosby and Nash exhibited the lyrical and harmonic magic they have shared with us for 4 decades. It truly was a magical night of music with new songs, classics, and audience participation. A night to remember. This particular show was more polished than any incarnation of David Crosby's that I can remember and I have seen many CSN outings. The Warfield was cozy but spacious and the audience for the most part was very polite and focused on the music--not their drinks and conversations. Every once in a while talking could be heard during quiet periods but my Wife and I were totally entranced by the musicianship. The supporting musicians were better than stellar, with David's son James Raymond on keys and Steely Dan's lead guitar player (Dean {Parks) were outstanding, and the drummer (who's name I don't recall) kept the beat going strong. For the nay sayers who I read "miss Steven Stills", I can tell you that I too love CSN, but this was light years better, with fewer egos on stage, the music flowed like a river--quiet and smooth as well as white water rapids interspersed on your trip down stream. It was a great night and a not to be missed opportunity to see two legends perform together. Enjoy!

Crosby & Nash put on a great show, I think the fact the show was in SF in front of basically a hometown crowd with so many good friends in the audience certainly helped them get into it. They played for quite some time which was great, except for the fact that our seats were so uncomfortable. We had an awesome view from 2nd row balcony seats, but they were so cramped we could barely stay in them. My husband and I will probably never go to the Warfield again, but we were very happy with the performance and highly recommend them!

Lived my teen years in the CSNY generation. Absolutely could not believe those two sounded so good. Actually great. For two guys in their 70ies to carry the high notes and tunes was fantastic. The band was equally as good and Crosby's son was on the keyboards. My wife and I almost did not go but we read the reviews from the Vegas shows and changed our minds. We are so glad we did. They played lots of new stuff and yes, they played lots of the old stuff and we certainly gave them standing O's as it was worth every penny.

OUR EXPECTATIONS WERE HIGHER AND WE WERE DISAPPOINTED IN THE MEDIOCRE PERFORMANCE BY CROSBY & NASH AT THE BLAISDELL CONCERT HALL IN HONOLULU, HAWAII ON AUGUST 27, 2013. WE WERE EXPECTING TO ROCK AND ROLL WITH THE OLD FAVORITE SONGS, BUT INSTEAD HALF OF THE REPERTOIRE CONSISTED OF NEW SONGS SET TO A SLOW BALLAD PACE. WE ALMOST WENT TO SLEEP. "OUR HOUSE" WAS PLAYED, BUT AT A SLOWER TEMPO THAN THE ORIGINAL. I GUESS THIS SHOWS THAT THE MUSICIANS HAVE AGED AND ALSO SLOWED DOWN THEIR TEMPO. I REALLY WANTED TO STAND UP AND DANCE TO THE FAVORITE, "WOODSTOCK" SONG. BUT THEY NEVER PLAYED IT!!! NONE OF THE SONGS PLAYED PROMPTED THE AUDIENCE TO STAND UP AND DANCE IN THEIR SEATS. BOTTOM LINE, I WOULD NOT ATTEND ANOTHER CONCERT BY CROSBY & NASH. HOWEVER, I WOULD ENTHUSIATELY ATTEND ANOTHER CONCERT BY STEPHEN STILLS WHO PLAYED AT THE HAWAII THEATER A FEW YEARS BACK.

It was so cool to listen to these two great singer/songwriters from our younger days. They still have "it"!!! The guitar player was fantastic and David's son, the keyboard man, was unbelievable. A great night was had by all, two standing ovations.

Simply amazing! We had great seats, which made the concert even better. I've been to many, many concerts in my day, but this is definitely one of the best, if not the best. they sounded phenomenal. I would love to see them again, and again!!

what fabulous musicians and great songs. I really enjoyed this event.

Their voices were so crystal clear and right on. I actually had forgotten how many great songs they had. They also played some very good new material. I was totally so blown away, I just kept thinking, I am blessed to see them, so appreciative. This will certainly be a wonderful memory.

These guys are in their 70's and by God, can still sing and they gave me goose bumps!! I can listen to Graham Nash all night as his voice just won't stop! How can you forget David Crosby - he can still bring home the bacon!! The last time I saw these guys were on the movie screen in Woodstock and I watched this movie 36 times!! And how about Shane and James -- too cool and blends in with the best! Loved this performance -- ten thumbs up!

Heading to this event I truly did not know what to expect. I last saw Crosby and Nash with Stills in the early 80's, and wondered how time had treated their talents. I was very pleased with their performance. Tight harmonies, great backing, and great rapport with the audience. David Crosby told a few stories, and Graham Nash a couple, genuinely warm and enjoying themselves. Crosby's son did a fabulous job on keyboards, and their guitarist really showed off his skills. I left craving only a couple of songs they didn't sing, but thoroughly enjoyed this 2 1/2 hours of music. High points: They covered Steven Stills "Blackbird" with beautiful harmonies early in the show. " "Wind On The Water" was hauntingly beautiful. Beautiful harmonies on "Deja Vu" Crosby's vocals were so strong in "Almost Cut My Hair." Great energy. The high point of the concert for me.

Their voices were amazing considering they've been around for over 40 years!!! I was hoping for a slightly different set of songs, but having such a huge repertoire with Stills and Young as well, they did mostly songs from slightly before my time. The crowd was enthusiastic (little older than me & my DH) and gave lots of props to C&N.

Both were in good form with moments of excellence given wear and tear. The harmonies were lovely and filled out by Crosby's son and their excellent guitarist. A great body of work was available and many favorites were shared. Too many Calls for particular songs were annoying considering the age of the audience. They could have used a rhythm section but Crosbys son did a good job laying in a key board base line. A series of very heavy protest songs went perhaps too long for me, but perfect audience singing of lines from Our House was heartening and helped close a really nice evening on a high note.

Yes... They played many of the classic tunes that the audience was demanding....along with a solid smattering of new material. Crosby and Nash are world class musicians who have continued to improve and grow as they have gotten older. And they are so comfortable and complimentary with and to each other.... Like a fine old marriage. But the show was anything but stale nostalgia. The sound was incredibly rich and layered with the addition of Crosby's son on key boards and Springsteen's former lead guitarist .... A much fuller sound than the old CSN&Y that many of us were expecting.the show oozed talent .... But musical talent so tightly interwoven and complimentary.Nash was a bundle of energy bustling around the stage... while Crosby was relaxed and cool... hands in his pockets when not picking or strumming one of his many guitars. The old boys were masterful and had the crowd eating out of their hands ... but they did it with class and humor and pure enjoyment of the moment themselves.... A very satisfying show ....

Great show in Honolulu at the Concert Hall. Lots of favorites, lots of good stories, and a laid back atmosphere. Crosby's son is great on keyboards and as a singer/songwriter.

I was discussing the concert with my husband and we came up with perfect timing, perfect pitch with every note perfect. Timeing was also critical. They have always had beautiful timing with perfect pitch! It seems like they didn't miss any notes. We saw Steven Stills a couple of years ago at the Hawaii Theater. He was excelent, but he can no longer hit the high notes. These 2 still have the perfect tone, harmony and everything was so perfect! I could have sat there for hours and hours. I came home and played their music for days. This was one of the best concerts that we have seen in a long time! I wish I were at their concert now!

Not only was it worth every penny, the sound could not have been better. They played all of their best songs and made the night so memorable.

Seriously getting old, but the music was still great. Classics from their time and still worth it!

The Crosby & Nash show was absolutely super! They are so talented--even after all these years. The venue was a great spot at the Mandalay Bay Theater. We were all so glad we went and had a wonderful experience.

At seventy, you'd think they would have lost their edge, but NOOOOO!!!! Still rockin' with a snapping tight backup band which includes James Raymond (Crosby's son). The song selection was a virtual "greatest hits" list which included a surprise song from the Byrds......Eight Miles High. Definitely a highly recommended show.

We were wondering if the duo could pull it off. I have seen then perform with Stills and also with Stills and Young. They were magnificent harmonizing. Their band with Crosby's son on keyboards and a drummer and new guitarist was great! They played lots of old 60's hits and a few new ones including Don't Dig Here about written by the new guitarist. It was about Yucca mt. so relevant to Nevadans! Loved it! Also, the personal stories were moving.

Show was really good. David and Graham were both in good spirits and fine vocal shape. Their supporting band was excellent, particularly the young British guitarist, who was playing with them for the first time. The headliners interacted frequently with the audience, regaling us with humorous anecdotes, reminiscences from their shared musical experiences and pointed social commentaries. For two men aged 70 and 69, respectively, Crosby and Nash can both still belt out a song! Excellent concert. I highly recommend that anyone who has the opportunity to see them perform live exercises this option!

For both old timers, like myself, and the younger generation of concert goers this concert rocked the house. Crosby-Nash brought an excellent band, and reprised the tunes that gave the audience their best work and what has to be some of the best harmonies in music today. They haven't lost a thing, and made the most of the great acoustics of the State Theatre like few acts can.

Perfect evening! Loved the State Theater too! The song selection was great. Got to hear most of everything I wanted to hear! They sounded as good as ever! They played the full evening with only one short break. I'd certainly go again. It was our first time at the State Theater and we are looking forward to seeing more performances there. What a great space!

really beautiful harmony, laid back, no set list just music, though would really have loved to hear suite judy blue eyes

Great venue, great sound. The concert was better than I expected.

Great show. They rocked. Bring back Jeff Pevar. Go if you get a chance

We felt privileged to see C&N. The amount of history, talent and providence that they provide is staggering. Their harmonies are still dead-on. Their music is still moving. Their message is still relevant. We couldn't believe that the show wasn't over when they took merely an intermission. Lucky us! We also enjoyed the intimacy of the State Theatre in Portland, ME. It's such a nice venue. I suppose the evening could have only been topped by a surprise visit from Stephen and/or Neil. C&N made us very happy nonetheless. Thank you for still performing.

While some yelled out for the guys to play their catalog, I enjoyed everything they did...even the material that was new to me. I was thinking that I might not get another chance to see these guys perform and they were such a big part of my life growing up. The sound at the Taft was beautiful, full and rich. What a great show! Carry On boys.

One of the reasons for spending good money and going to see an old rock group is for the music that takes you back to a different time of your life. This concert should be named "The new songs of Crosby and Nash" then see how many people will attend ?? Also political statements should be left off stage at a rock concert. The young Army man in jail is getting what he deserves for not honoring his committment. We have a son in "harms way" overseas. If some of what he leaked had affected Chris's life you would not need a jail. So writing a son for him and pleading for him just encourages others who will one day cause the loss of some lives. Poor, Poor

My wife and I and our friends truly enjoyed hearing so many great old songs. Crosby's and Nash's voices remain awesome - these guys do harmony like no one else. Sorry to hear Graham sympathizes with the traitor Bradley Manning - the only bad part of the concert.

Crosby and Nash put on the most amazing show. Their voices were amazing, their harmonization was perfect, and the band was awesome! They are true talent, something missing from today's new music. Also the fact they played 3 hours with only a 15 minute break is very impressive. Other artists/ bands never play that long! Truly an amazing and memorable experience!

David Crosby still has it! Show lagged a bit in the middle while Graham made his political statements, but all in all it was a great show and highly recommended. The finish was magical!

Crosby and Nash showed their enthusiasm and gave a very enjoyable show. Their personalities showed through and were an added plus.

Not sure what to expect from two mature rocker storytellers, but with high hopes for an evening of sweet memories and throbbing guitars, I took my son, age 25, with me to the concert. He's familiar with the music, since we raised them both to have an appreciation for the legends. But we both sat enthralled at the quality of the new and familiar musical stories of David Crosby and Graham Nash. The supporting band members didn't disappoint either, and what a treat to hear the new stuff by Nash and Crosby's son. Overall, the most disappointing part of the evening was the few in the crowd who had forgotten their manners at home- yelling out titles repeatedly - some of which belonged to Stills. I wish we could all appreciate these golden moments with more interest in the musicians and less in our own recounts of way back when. Clearly, they wanted to be there, and were having a blast. Clearly, these two deserve the respect of those of us who grew up with their licks and words in our head. And so, could we not give them the opportunity to make a playlist that THEY wanted to share with us, new, and old? My son commented, "Some people just don't realize how old they are..." Amen. In spite of the rude few who didn't take a hint, given multiple times, I am so thankful for a chance to see these guys living life through their music in the present time, making fresh new stories to challenge us, wrap around us with gentleness, and leave us with a smile.

Alway a pleasure to hear these amazing artists. Their voices are so easy to listen to and their words are so compelling.

The show was great until Nash starting throwing politics in. I pay money to hear the music, not someone political opinions. He needed to shut the hell up and just play his songs.

WHAT A CONCERT!! THEY WERE BETTER THAN EVER, AND SANG FOR 3 HOURS. THEY TOLD THE STORY LIKE IT IS. THE RICH ARE GETTING RICHER AND THE MIDDLE CLASS IS GOING BROKE. THE SECOND HALF OF THE SHOW WAS THE BEST, BUT I COULD HAVE LISTENED TO THEM ALL NIGHT. CINCINNATI NEEDS MORE ENTERTAINERS LIKE THEM. I WOULD RATE THIS CONCERT AS A DEFINITE 10!!!

Amazing, amazing show. Don't miss these guys. The band is fantastic and they're singing as good as ever. The new material was powerful and controversial... while most 70 year old musicians have quieted down and called it a day, these guys are still pushing boundaries.

This was a great concert by 2 great performers in a great hall! They sang 26 songs - some new and many of their greatest! The band was also awesome! The bass player was unreal. The lead guitar was awesome! Of course, David's son James on keyboards shows that gentics pass along great talent. Oh, and the drummer was great too.

Although the venue was a nice place for this show, Crosby and Nash ruined the evening with political and personal views that were inappropriate. We were disappointed not to hear some of our favorite tunes because we left before the show ended. Although they sounded fine, we paid for entertainment, not personal axes to be preached.

I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE CONCERT BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS A POLITICAL EVENT. EVEN THOUGH I KNOW THE HISTORY OF THE 4 MAN GROUP WAS VERY POLITICAL, I LOOKED FORWARD TO A NICE EVENING HEARING SONGSFROM WHEN I WAS YOUNG, AND NOT THE CURRENT POLITICAL OPINIONS OF THE TWO PERFORMERS.

Great but upset some silly people when they spoke about some things.

This was a bucket list item for me, so I was excited for this concert. I was not disappointed. These guys sounded just like they did back in the 70's. Their harmony was perfect, and the backup band was amazing. Can't wait to see them again.

Once again the harmony these 2 create together is breathtaking. Every time I have seen them is the same, you don't want the show to end. They have fun and they make it fun for the audience. I love them...they will always be one of my favorites with or without Stills and Young....and thank you for making the ticket price affordable!

They played almost 3 full hours. Lots of old stuff to start and finish with new songs in the middle. One controversial moment when Graham Nash sang about Bradley Manning being a hero, which got him some booes from the crowd, but that was quickly overcome when they played some old favs and the crowd gave them standing ovations. Both surprised me that their voices were so good after all these years.

First Set: David Crosby and Graham Nash were fantastic. The backing band, were all the best in their fields. The music was great. They did all catalog songs. the time flew by. Second Set: Graham Nash & David Crosby have always written songs about issues and about political issues. Graham had written a song the night before and sang it to the audience. It was a song about Mr. Manning who is in prison for 23 counts including treason. In the song Graham mentions that this man was kept in a white room 23 hours a day naked for 9 months. I looked this up, it is true. After the song around 1/3 of the audience booed him, I clapped, the song was great. The only thing in the song I disagree with is calling Mr Manning a Hero. He is not. The Second set had a vew more new songs. they were excellent. I would go back and see them in a heartbeat. As far as the booers, It is a free country, they have a right to boo.

A great concert. Very laid-back atmosphere. They interacted with the audience. Played both new and old songs.