Boz Scaggs

I ve seen Boz many times and he keeps me going back for more. Excellent voice and band. Loved the two new songs he played. I ve preordered the cd!

Boz was AWESOME! as he always is. He sang one of my favorites...Georgia! Loved the song ---Rock and Stick--- on his new CD, OUT OF THE BLUES! We had front row seats. Got to see him up close! Love him!

Great concert! Fourth time to see him and definitely not our last. Enjoy hearing all the old favorites and new music. Boz is such a talented artist!

I don't think anyone expected Michael McDonald to be the opener. He DELIVERED, as he seems to do in every performance I have heard by him. That man's voice is like a freight train, strong, vibrant, dominating and resonates through your entire soul. I would have peferred Boz as the opener since his music was a bit more "relaxed". Boz's backup singer, was the highlight in his performance. She kinda stole the show and had presence on the stage, not to mention a set of pipes that I am certain could have totally rocked the house. Boz and Michalel should have swapped backup singers ( McDonald's girl did not quite match his vocal prowess.) The evening was nice, HOT, but nice and both performers are true professionals with great talents. Would have liked to hear McDonald do a MJ tribute song.

What a great choice for 2 acts that compliment each other. Both great singers with 2 different and unique voices. Just a perfect night under the stars.

I surprised my mother for an early birthday! She loves Michael McDonald and really liked Boz too.

It was a such a great show -- both Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs sounded great. It's such a pleasure to listen to artists whose voices still sound incredible 30 years after I first started listening to their music. The bands for both acts were incredible, especially the guitarist with Boz Scaggs (last name Zing?) and his female singer, as well. All in all, one of the best concerts we've seen this year. Incredible!

Saw them at Chastain in Atlanta. Both in wonderful voice with great bands. Played all the hits. Completely wonderful!

I loved these guys in my teens and twenties and they are still amazing thirty years later. They may look older, but their voices haven't aged at all, especially Boz. This was a much better pairing than Michael and Steely Dan, which we saw two years ago. Michael even seemed happier this time.

Both performers were excellent. First time at Chastain Park which was wonderful. Parking with speed of getting out after concert was also terrific. No complaints. Ready to do it again.

This was the second time I saw Michael McDonald and he was great, yet again. He had a lot of people dancing. Boz Scaggs put on a good show as well!

Boz still has the voice and the style. You can tell he still enjoys performing.

What a night! Michael McDonald took to the stage and took over....when MM wasn't taking you back to a more carefree time; his saxophonist wowed throughout the set on alto sax, flute, soprano sax and swept you away. What a great lead in for the cool night, cool breezes and cool melodious tones of Boz Scaggs. Thank goodness for those 6 months Boz spent in Macon years ago. He really brought his music locally for all of us Georgians. The talented Lady Trouble (Monet) is phenomenal...I think I'll get some black leather. The song selection was perfect; a little rock, blues, soul for a memorable trip down memory lane. Lido had the crowd on their feet. If Boz's vocals didn't wow you, his guitar highlights would. The talent he brings with him on sax, keyboard, and guitar will leave you wanting more. Chastain is the perfect venue for Boz Scaggs...what a comfortable, warm, embracing evening with great talent. Great crowd that appreciated the performances and talent! When Boz is back, I'll be there!

Both shows were A+, played all their hits plus more. Each band had fantastic musicians and back up singers who could easily be the main players.

The Overall event was "Recommended." Boz Scaggs was "Amazing." Boz continues to maintain the quality he demonstrated in the "beginning years in the '70s. His voice is as good as in the '70s but with increased ritchness. His band is awesome. The sound is well balanced, dynamic, and has the perception of an orchestra (strings, horns, etc. with the use of synthesizers/key boards). His performance was consistently Amazing from the beginning to the end. Would love to hear Boz with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Michael McDonald was good, but his voice is not what we would hope. The last 1/3 of his portion was excellent.

Micheal McDonald and his band had an above average performance, but Boz Scaggs and his band were excellent! Boz's lead guitar player was awesome!

While Boz Scaggs has a very good band and plays a creditable array of tunes, Michael McDonald is the real reason to see this show. His voice is powerful beyond compare and his set list is second to none. His veteran band plays flawlessly and tastefully and the crowd was brought to its feet more than once.

Michael is great but Boz really rocked the house. He is the best musician I have ever heard and I am IN LOVE!

Boz was smooth and golden, as always, with a tight and very balanced group around him for a relatively seamless performance. Wish it could have gone on longer, but the time constraints of the venue prevented a rendition of 'Harbor Lights' and other classics. Kudos to the crew at the mixing board for the sound quality and level. Beautiful night, too.

We would pay to hear Boz Scaggs over and over !! His voice is so unique and of course his songs brought back great memories. The female vocalist, Ms. Monet, was awesome as well as the rest of the band. They are a class act!!! "Real" music never goes out of style and lives forever!!

Fantastic evening with Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs. I enjoy Michael McDonald's music, but, since Boz sings my favorite song of all time ( "Look What You've Done to Me"), I have to give him the nod for the portion of the concert that I enjoyed the most. His voice is still amazing and his backup singer, Monet, is so very gifted and talented, as well. I will say that I was disappointed that he didn't sing my other favorite, "Heart of Mine", but hearing "Miss Sun" was a wonderful surprise, especially the end with Monet. His encore was "Georgia"... an appropriate ending at Chastain Park in Atlanta under the stars. A great time!

Much better than I'd expected! Two wonderfully talented musicians. I've seen Michael M. in concert several times before. Haven't seen Boz Scaggs since the 70's and he did not disappoint!

it is hard not to like Chastain for any event. With aging artist continuing their tours even when some should stay home, it was a welcomed surprise last night. Both Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs focused on their traditional cover hits, the sets were tight and the mostly over 50 crowd was very enthusiastic throughout the evening.

McDonald selected a good variety of music from the various groups for which he played. He mixed some well-known songs with some others that were lesser known which I suspect may have been more of his personal favorites. I thought it was very gracious of him to promote his back-up singer's newly released CD. At first, I thought Boz Skaggs was going to have a difficult time following McDonald. What a pleasant surprise! His command of the guitar and the bluesy rhythm had the crowd swaying for most of his set. I especially enjoyed that he gave a little bit of history about some of the songs he was getting ready to perform. By personally investing the crowd, the music and lyrics became just as meaningful to the crowd as the performer. His back-up singer Monet was incredible...at one point - she almost stole the show.

Two of the great muscians of there day and still fresh today, great show.

It had been quite a while since my wife and I have attended Chastain Amphitheatre. We were pleased to find it retained its ambiance and afforded a wonderful venue for music. The show was exceptional with sound quality that matched any current outdoor theatres. Bravo!

Have seen Michael McDonald many, many times and always, always, always love his concerts. Weren't sure how much we were going to enjoy Boz Scaggs and even considered leaving before he came on stage but stayed and loved him too! Definitely worth the $$$$!!!!

Had a great evening of classic Box Scaggs music and memories. He is a great entertainer!

So glad we went to see Boz Scaggs at the Peabody in Daytona. Small venue, great show. Boz walked out without intro and started the show with Jo Jo, my God daughter s name. Excellent show. Thanks!

Bunches of hits and plenty of old bluesy stuff. The ladies in the crowd started dancing on "Lowdown." Turned into a party! I have so many Boz faves he could have played all night...

What a fantastic show!! Boz is still amazing. He sang for over 90 minutes with a great mix of songs. Loved his version of Rainy Night in Georgia!! That man can sing! ❤️ Boz

He can still rock at 74. Voice is strong and clear, good back up band. When he finished with Loan Me a Dime, I closed my eyes and thought it was 1972. Just wish the show was a little longer. 90 minutes is a bit short. Venue (Silver Legacy) was good, and ticket prices reasonable.

As a longtime fan of Boz Scaggs, (still have 3 of his 8 track tapes) I was thrilled to be able to finally see him perform live. I was not disappointed. The performance was a mixture of several new songs and many of his past hits. I was quite impressed with his performance on the guitar and his singing. I had no idea he was that gifted and proficient a musician and that his voice would sound that good live. His band members were also skilled and talented and sounded extremely well playing with Boz. The venue, Silver Creek Event Center at Four Winds New Buffalo, was very clean, well-organized and the show started right on time as promised. I also have to give a shout out on the video camera work showing exceptional close ups, we would have missed from the audience, of the artist performing on their respective instruments. My wife and I had a great time, a great memory and would highly recommend seeing any of his future performances.

The presentation was a bit different than the other times I ve seen Boz perform. He played some old blues and rock songs much to the delight of the near sold out house. He also performed songs from more recent albums such as Memphis . He mixed in his 1970 s hits like Jo Jo Lowdown Lido Shuffle Georgia Harbor Lights among others. Very happy with the venue and the performance. Would go again.

Boz Scaggs played for about an hour and 25 minutes with a mixture of old hits peppered in with some blues. Wish he would have played "Breakdown Straight Ahead". Highlights were "Dry Spell" and "Lowdown." Opening act Jeff LeBlanc was a pleasant surprise, short set but good music.

Great, a little short. But having seen Boz for 40 years, always a treat.

Saturday night, September 9, 2017 Boz Scaggs and his impressive five piece band that accompanied him put on a show in Baltimore at the Modell Performing Arts Center that was so polished and smooth sounding I asked my girlfriend if she thought it was pre-recorded? Immediately she said No Way! I had first section balcony seats by the stage and looked down on his band the entire evening. The sound coming through the speakers near me was so strong and clear it was like listening to the perfect live recording if there is such a thing. The band did all of their hits and some other jazz style songs that were also impressive. I could see the keyboard players hands plain as day and saw the drummer and guitar player's (which includes Boz) hand work that was on target all night. No faking it with this band. Boz sounded just like he did in the 70's and 80's. I saw a PBS interview he did a few years ago you can find on you tube and he mentions not finding his voice until the last 10 years. He always thought he could sing but not great and now feels he is a better vocalist. Buy your tickets today and you will enjoy the Boz Scaggs show when it comes to your town or one nearby.

Paid for box seats thinking they were better. Horrible seats! Ushers put us in wrong seats Twice! Then lady in row in front of me decided to stand, wave her arms, etc. And we couldn't see through her! Very rude! I would never get seats on the floor or box seats (all are on one flat level), unless you want to stand and scream and not here the group. We complained, moved to the Teir seating, upper level (sides of balcony), and best seats ever!!! Lyric is easily accessible to light rail, great sound, and you can even take your drink to your seats to enjoy (unlike the Hippodrome). Again, we loved everything except the box and floor seats!

This was such a great event & venue! Boz Skaggs is better than ever with no loss of vocal prowess! "The real Boz, still has ultimate SWAG" Comments from my wife!

From beginning to end, Boz Scaggs is the quintessential gentleman and performer. He takes you on a journey through his song history, and makes you feel great as you sing and sway along.

First time I saw Boz Scaggs was in the summer of 1976 when Silk Degrees was released. He was fantastic! After that, I saw him a couple more times in the next few years, he was equally good each time. First time I saw Michael McDonald was also in the summer of 1976 when he became front man for the Doobie Brothers. Then I saw him with the Doobie Brothers a few more times into the early 1980s. Fast forward to 2013 when I saw Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald and Donald Fagen as the Dukes of September. Even though nearly 40 years had passed, they were fantastic. Since then, I've seen Boz Scaggs twice more, the most recent was this concert with Michael McDonald. Better yet, was having front row seats, right in front of Michael McDonald's piano and the microphone where Boz Scaggs stood. Can't wait to see them again!

This was a great show! Loved having Michael Mcdonald and Boz scaggs together. Perfect night

I'm 56 and have seen balls many times over the years, he always puts on a fantastic show. It's 73 I think he's right in his prime. His voice is as fine as ever and has a terrific backing band. I was sad he didn't sing my favorite song though, Heart of Mine I think is one of his best for sure. I think it would be a better show at the ended with that, something that was upbeat that everybody knew versus the obscure song from the English songwriter he finished with.

I have to say that I was worried that I would like Boz less after seeing him in 2017. Surely his voice hasn't held up after all this time. Boy was I wrong! Vocals were fantastic! He also has a great band to back him up. I will definitely see him again if he passes through this way.

We love both of these bands. The experience was marred by the sound and nearby patrons. Robert Cray was wonderful as always but the sound started out muddy. It improved some over his set making it an enjoyable concert. The vocals on Boz Scaggs were muddy, intelligible. While we heard the melody, the words were muffled. We couldn't understand a single one. Very disappointing. Broward Center needs to get its act together. The other issue were other concert goers sitting next to us. The one on our left texted all the way through. The one once right talked, texted, and took a phone call. Really? Audiences have gotten so rude. Don't go if you can't put it down for two hours!

I've loved his music since the 70's and this was the first time I've seen him in concert. I scored a front row center seat so was very excited about being 2 feet from the stage! His one-of-a-kind voice is still strong and resonate and his guitar playing is still extraordinary...there are definitely more Boz concerts in my future. Miss Monique and the band were top notch!

Not worth the $60. We were so looking forward to all of Boz's big hits and he didn't play enough of them. Missed hearing our favorite song "It's Over". Boz made this much more a blues music show and he had way too many musicians on stage. The set looked crowded full of drums, amps, and multiple guitars. The show didn't have much energy and Boz just didn't connect with the audience. This was our 3rd show at River City - a venue we really love. Something was really off with the sound/microphones for this show. You could barely hear the singers clearly and there was no balance in the sound. Overall the sound was awful. Had this been our first show, we would not return. We've seen fantastic shows with Toto and .38 Special. This one was a disappointment.

Awesome!!! Great show sould love to see him again. He put on a great show

First time to hear the Columbus Symphony. Their portion of the show was great and when they were paired with Boz and his band, it was a perfect fit! Have seen Boz before, but thoroughly enjoyed his narratives about each song. His band and Monet were exceptionally complimented by the orchestra. The Ohio Theater was a perfect backdrop to the music.

The show opened with Toto, which did a mix of their hits and some deeper album tracks that absolutely rocked in concert! Every song showed what a talented group of musicians they are, and they have not lost any of their sound over the years. When their portion of the show ended, I turned to my wife and said, "I do not envy Boz Scaggs having to come out after THAT performance!" I shouldn't have worried, though... Boz and his band were as fantastic as Toto was, again playing some of his newer material along with his big hits. The group of backing musicians that Boz assembled was fantastic, but the true stand-out (in my opinion) was backup singer Ms. Monet! From her stage presence to her incredible voice, she was a light that shone brightly on the stage! Happily, Boz featured her on an unforgettable version of the Aretha Franklin hit "Until You Come Back To Me" and it was a performance that would have had Lady Aretha herself giving a standing ovation at the conclusion! Seek out this young lady on YouTube and iTunes... you will not be disappointed!!!!!

Full talented band. Played all the hits & more. Great venue. Lots of wine to purchase.

Loved how he paid tribute to several artists who got their starts in New Orleans and Memphis. Then he told us stories and made several good jokes. I really felt like I got a good education in music during the show. Sound was very good in the theatre. Not too loud or too low. Just an amazing night of Blues, Funk and Soul!

The Boz Scaggs show was as good as it gets! You should see Boz Scaggs while he is still touring and before he dies! You will remember the show for a long time. Todd Rungren is also touring, And this is a show you should skip. The show was terrible a complete waste of money and time! Even if you are a Rungren fan, skip the show it sucks.

It is impossible to fit a full dose of Boz's material from over 50 years of recording history, into one concert performance...but he does his best. I would have liked sharing some of the earliest grooves, like Baby's Callin Me Home...leading right on to Steppin Stone, but hey, it's all good. Fabulous band and Monae (sp?) were great as usual. Boz is a class act and still in great voice. I must say...being The Ryman, sound engineer could have done more to bring out Boz's voice from the mix on several songs. Still, a memorable evening, worth the 5 hour drive from St. Louis.

This was an excellent venue and drink bars were readily accessible. Opened with Jeff Leblanc who played for @45 minutes and was amazin with his accoustic electric one man show. Boz Scaggs opened up @ 8:20 and played for @90 minutes . Played Harbor Lights @ 3rd song and played some New songs and also some like one cover which Monet did which showcased her as a vocalist! Wish he would have played We're All Alone or Some other hits but all in All his 20 minute Encore was Great.

The event was nostalgic and energizing! Loved the new work. The band was tight and oh so talented. The female singer was outstanding. And of course, Boz was perfect! No one sings like him, mesmerizing !!

I've seen Boz Scaggs 4 times over his career and it's been spread out. Saturday nights show at the EQC may of been his best. I'm amazed at how good his voice sounds after all these years. He performs his classics flawlessly supported by his excellent back up band. Boz is the consummate performer. Great show and well worth it.

Great show all the classic boz you wanted! The new songs were very good and well recieved by the crowd. Closed with Georgia!

This guy just gets better and better! If he would have been here two nights I would have gone again.

Saw these guys at the LA County Fair. Loved both groups but the sound system sucked. All we could hear was bass and some of the high stuff, nothing in between. When Chicago played horns, you could hardly hear them. The hard seats in the grandstand and being stuffed in like sardines didn't help. We left after 5 Chicago songs. We won't be going back to this venue.

The concert was great! We didn't know exactly what to expect with Booker T., but he and his band, were amazing! Laid back blues and soul, the band was tight and Booker T. was as gracious and wonderful as you could ever expect. For me, the highlight was when he told some background on each of the songs he performed - this man is like a character our of Forrest Gump - he was just in the right place at the right time in musical history - his rendition of Jimi Hendrix's "Hey Joe" blew the house down! Boz Scaggs has always been a favorite, he's been on our bucket list of concerts for several years, this was our first time to see him and he didn't disappoint. His guitar playing is amazing, his voice is just as unique and clear as it ever was. The band sounded so crisp, his female back up vocalist, Miss Monet, was incredible - their voices together made you think Boz had a whole line of singers behind him. The songs were a mix of old and new, the only song we really missed hearing was "Miss Sun", other than that, it was a good mix of the setlist. I would definitely go see Boz again, wish he would book into the Starlight since the Uptown was pretty cramped and the seating was folding chairs. By the end of the concert we were standing up as much for the music as we were for our butts & legs that were cramping. LoL

Went to the show with my parents and my girlfriend. Mom's birthday present. My parents listened to Boz while I was growing up, so why not? Awesome show, Boz was great and he is surrounded by some great musicians. Played a bunch of new stuff, but a lot of the classics too. Great, great show!!!

This is a concert to remember for me. I loved every minute and seeing Bozz Scaggs from the stage so up close, it was like he was singing to me and no one else. I went home humming and smiling.

Boz Scaggs is much more than I expected, even though I have been a fan with my wife from back in the seventies. He's as good a blues man as Eric Clapton and other like him! Wow! Great show, that included a number of his big hits too! Oh and his back up female singer (Ms. Monique) was AWESOME!!

Have never been to this Casino before, not a fan of smoking so that was not good. The show was great though! Boz played the songs you immediately recognize. Played a good long time and kept the crowd entertained throughout. I have always loved his voice, getting to see and hear him in concert was even better! Would loved to have a longer show, wanted him to do Breakdown!

Boz Scaggs continues to have the same unique voice and outstanding musical talent I've loved for many years. He mixed up old favorites with his newer ones and struck the right balance between. His band members are excellent musicians and backup singer Monet is a fun entertainer to watch with a gorgeous voice. Not sure how she maneuvered on those stilettos!

Zero personality with little or no interaction with audience. He quit after just one hour, then came out and stretched out one encore song for about 15 minutes. Go to many concerts with bigger headliners, Billy Joel, George Strait, Cher, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Fleetwood Mac, Smokey Robinson, Rolling Stones, James Taylor, Neil Diamond, Creedence Clearwater, the Rascals, etc. all no shorter than 1 & 1/2 hour and most 2 hours. Felt ticket way too overpriced after I went to his concert. Also met person who bought ticket last minute at your box office and he paid less than 1/2 for a ticket in row right behind me. Will never pay to see him again.

Boz Scaggs gave his Warner Theatre audience in Washington, DC the "Lowdown" as he mixed his hits with cuts from his latest CD "Memphis" and other songs from his vast catalog. His vocals were in fine form, and he can sing anything from pop to R&B to southern soul to blues, and his guitar playing has only improved with the years. The audience was dancing in the aisles to "Lido Shuffle," and one woman climbed on the stage as cool cat Boz kept singing without missing a beat

Listening to Boz Scaggs perform is like chatting with your best friend in high school whom you haven't seen in years. The memories, the feelings, the sound - they're all the same. That voice only Boz can produce is clear, genuine, and wide ranging. Nothing flashy about Boz, and that's part of the appeal. He is just a talented singer/song writer with a unique gift for telling a story that makes you want to hear more. He lays it on the line. There is no overproduction, or pyrotechnics, or distracting light show. Just a gifted musician with a unique voice and a dedicated following.

great show...his melodic voice still there! Would see him again...

Been seeing Boz for many years. Always a fave with the most unique voice.He still can do it and the show was great. He even did Runnin Blue which is rare.The band was top notch and all in all well done. Not a big fan of the venue with the hype and bar prices, but worth the time to see such a great talent still bringing it and rockin fans new and old. They did not introduce the opening act or Boz which was odd.

Great concert, enjoyed all of the songs, was expecting to hear "Breakdown" and a couple others that were favorite hits. A little disappointing, but none the less it was a great time with Boz.

Incredible show. They wouldn't let me take pictures but there were other in the middle of the crowd that got to

The price of admission was worth every penny! Boz played several cuts from his new Memphis cd and many of his all-time favorite hits. He ended the evening with 5 or 6 encore songs which included Loan me a Dime, Harbor Lights, and my personal favorite, Breakdown Dead Ahead!! I was especially grateful the band returned to the stage when they could have ended the evening after playing one or two encores. Boz' voice is still amazing - today's young artists don't even come close to the vocal talents of this icon.

Vintage Boz coupled with half a dozen tracks from Memphis, his new record, as well as a great rendition of Sierra from Some Change. The backing band nailed bit and Boz is an underrated guitar player. Keep touring!

I can't say enough great things about this concert. I had a 2nd row seat so that made it even better. I have been a fan since Litto Shuffle came out in '76. Boz sounds amazing. I have waited for him to come to an indoor venue in KC and wow was it worth the wait! Now I wish I'd have gotten tix for the Salina show the following night! His voice is amazing. His band members are amazing and he is OBVIOUSLY a perfectionist! He did a rendition of Rainy Night in Georgia that was 2nd to NONE! Hope to make it by his Winery in California some day. Awesome-Awesome show! Thanks, Boz. I'll never forget it.

Timeless, Boz put one hell of a show. He and his band played an amazing set of blues, jazz, and classic Boz hits. Everything sounded great, and the band was really tight! Boz picked a great set to please his old and new fans!

Boz Scaggs and the entire band and back up singer were amazing! Boz voice was better than when we saw him in Central Park 30 years ago... Great concert- also played some great new songs-- very Rhythm and Blues!

Loved this show as well as the venue at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center. He sang some songs from his new CD titled Memphis which were excellent and well as doing his old time favorites (which I was on my feet dancing). Would recommend seeing Boz Scaggs if he is going to be your area! Going to be getting his new CD for sure! Thanks Boz for a great show!

I had the pleasure of attending the Boz Skaggs concert April 30 here in Memphis at The Orpheum Theartre. It was simply amazing!! I can't say one negative thing about the show. His voice is amazing, his back up singer is amazing, his band is amazing and The Orpheum is amazing! I'll be back for more shows.....lots more!

This man never disappoints! It's the third year in a row we have seen him and the third year in a row that we have been thrilled with his performance. This year he was by himself and we LOVED that! He had more time on stage and was able to sing more songs in this venue. His voice was crisp as always, even hitting high notes that are hard for any young person to reach. His guitar playing was superb as well. Speaking of guitar playing, his lead guitarist rocked the house as well. Very good choice on his band and they were all outstanding musicians. Ms. Monique got the place fired up as usual too. Love her. I can't encourage you enough to go and see Boz. Can't wait till next year now to see him again!

Great to see Boz & Bandmates still at it and sounding GREAT !!! Really enjoyed the show and great musicianship by the band. Great harmonies and exceptional keyboards. Make a desert run next year & We'll be there....

Boz Scaggs sounded as good as ever. He sang all the songs I was hoping to hear. I took my friends and they were all so impressed. My son was equally impressed; though he had heard me play Boz Scaggs music over the years growing up he said it was nothing like seeing him perform in person. It took me back to my university days in "The City" San Francisco. Boz's back up singers were great; especially the female vocalist. Boz on all his guitars was superb. Thanks Boz !! Bill Martin, Glendale, CA

Shockingly McDonald opened but Scaggs uttered 1 note & proved his worth as a headliner. Mike & Boz played separately & together Everything was perfect; the venue, the weather, the music. It was magic!

Michael McDonald is the greatest musician I really really enjoyed this..saw him in North Carolina and Las Vegas last year......I would not miss this.....and to have Boz Scaggs.. too what a +

Boz played a shortened yet flawless set between two rain storms at the Radisson Grove in Sacramento.

Outstanding show in a wonderful old place. Good mix of songs from across the years. Top notch band.

It was a wonderful show. Great place for his sound and music. One bad ass guitar player. One of my all time favorites.

This was an amazing show. Having seen Boz and band in 1976 I was stunned at how little has changed. He is one of those rare artists who has improved with age. He was still the same talented musician only with a bit of gray in his hair. The concert started with a blues number, continued on with a couple of New Orleans blues tunes, and progressed into R&B and his more well known radio hits. The audience called/demanded the band's return with two encores. The first encore started with his famous 'Loan Me A Dime' from his first official album. It blew the crowd away. When he started the well known song 'Lido Shuffle' the entire auditorium started singing along with him. Many musicians will encourage the audience to sing a well known line or two. It was not necessary. The audience knew his songs and sang on their own. I repeat "an amazing show'. If he plays the Ryman again you can bet I'll be in the audience.

Boz sounded great as ever; his guitar playing rocked and it was wonderful!! As always, the stars were out and the palm trees were swaying!! Gotta love it! Wish you would allow cameras though.........

I went thinking that they might do some songs together, but it turned out to be two separate concerts. My wife and I enjoyed Boz Scaggs the most. His vocals were spot on and the band was tight. I would go see him again.

3rd time since 1971 (Duke Univ.) and he sounds exactly the same now. Played an amazing set at Scottish Rite theatre. Female vocalist was an excellent compliment. Even better than a year ago at Keswick.

This was the second time for me to see Boz Skaggs at the Ryman. What a wonderful place to hear great music, there is not one bad seat in the whole venue. My husband and I even got up and danced to one of our favorite song that we use to dance to when we first starting dating over 25 years ago. ( Look what you done to me ) The woman who sang with him was unbelievable, they both just blew me away.

A packed crowd of baby boomers jumped to their feet often to rock out to favorite songs by these musical legends. Michael McDonald opened with a mix of tunes from his Doobie Brother days as well as his solo career. A huge MM fan, I would have liked more of his non-Motown stuff, but it was all good. Boz Scaggs and his tight little band played some of his hits like "Jojo" "Georgia" a"Look What You've Done to Me" "Dirty Lowdown" and ending on "Lido Shuffle" without doubt the high point of his set. My companion and I felt his voice got a bit ragged and that maybe he cut it short. Still he remained as Michael McDonald retook the stage to join him in 3 encore numbers, with all hands on deck for one number, "Drowning in the Sea of Love." Both back-up singers for each headliner were just fantastic! At the end, three and a half hours after the start, the audience seemed very happy and satisfied at a rocking evening of music.

Tight band, killer backup vocals, Boz uber cool maintains his chops. Longwood Gardens is an intimate, well run and last but certainly not least Beautiful venue.

I've seen him four times between June 2008-June 2009...his opening night last year, his jazz tour ....and I would have to say that in the midst of this hot, steamy venue-Boz was at his most relaxed and laid back. He was actually chatting with the crowd -something which I have never know him to do extensively. It was great to hear him play lead guitar on many songs and his voice was MUCH better than in past shows. The atmosphere may have helped the performance because of the lack of air-conditioning, flip-flop beach crowd and the hooting and hollering...very much like a club...there were about 1,800 at the show. I may have to take a break from Boz for a while because this show left such an awesome impression. My 80 year old mom gave the BOZ two thumbs up too!

It was so good to hear all the old Doobie Brothers hits that were always my favorite, in addition to most of the songs on the Soul Speak CD, which is a fantastic CD! Bozz Scaggs was really good also, but Michael McDonald was better by far!

I continue to search for the sounds I enjoyed at concerts in the late sixties and early seventies (The Grande Ballroom, Grande Riviera and Eastown in Detroit). This was the heart of classic rock and roll. It's great to see the gray haired crowd at a venue like Silver Creek Event Center. I certainly fit right in. Boz and the band did too. They provided the hits, sung and performed as tightly as the albums, and added a few "enhancements" here and there. The key to these performances is the quality of the musicians, which this performance certainly had, but also the sound quality of the concert venue. Boz didn't need to be blasted at us with ear vibrating irritation. We needed to hear Boz's voice, the lyrics, and qualities of seasoned musicians. They delivered, and so did the sound crew. Start to finish, this one was a winner!

A small show that was well done and went without any issues. A long time Pro that still is very good and cares about the the people showing up for the show. The many years on the road has only helped, voice and talent has not been lost over time.

Great show ..... pretty much same set list as the last time he played here but it was a great show and he played all the songs you would want to hear.