Gypsy

got tickets to take our nephew for his birthday he ended up with closer tickets so we moved up by stage!! I did not know the band but had a great time at meet and greet.

This must be the 6th or 7th time I've seen Gypsy in the last 3 years. As always, they put on a great show. The band members took time after the show to greet fans, which was especially meaningful since they played a show in Minneapolis two days before driving to St. Louis, and James Walsh was ill. But things could have been better. The sound was very "muddy", somehow the band's sound person was not able to capture the sound I have heard at places like the Wildey Theatre. And the light show was annoying, with the white lights frequently bombarding the audience, causing us to shade our eyes from the light. Lastly, the meet and greet was chaos, there was no obvious beginning or end to the line to get merchandise and have the band sign it. I rate the band a huge 5-stars, especially because James was obviously in pain but continued to work his magic on each song. The venue, not so much.

Great show and with additional newer members they sound just like they did decades ago. Recommend for any Gypsy fan.

I have been listening to this band for a long time. They are like a fine wine, they just keep getting better. Don't miss a chance to see them.