Paul Fayrewether

This show was unbelieveable. Paul's voice was as good as ever, the play list great and band phenomenal. Never did I look to see what time it was, as not one song was boring! They played for two hours and I could have listened for two more! Loved the floor seating, it was well worth the added price. Keep on playing Mr. Fayrewether.

I've been a fan of Fayrewether for many years. Paul never disappoints. He sounds just as good as he did 35 years ago.

I thought the show was fantastic. I used To go see him 30 years ago at the Cleveland agora, he hasn't missed a beat!

It was great haven't seen him since the 70's. Even better now. For my friends I took I hoped he had played more recognizable songs.

Paid concert-like admission to see Fayrewether play for about 90 minutes and felt ripped off. Musically, they are as tight as ever. Vocally, Paul is still great to listen to. However, he insists on continuing to trot out his 30-40 year old originals and on this night, nearly half the songs were Fayrewether originals which weren't popular then, let alone now. Why? Gone were the clasics like Squonk and Dodo. He played only 1 song each from Gabriel and Collins and a handful of Genesis numbers. Nothing from The Tubes. He's added a couple Steely Dan songs to his repertoire along with questionable choices by McCartney and Bowie (Live and Let Die, Space Oddity). The showmanship and spectacle is largely gone now as he chooses to perform mostly out of costume and there are only a handful of high production level numbers (Alex Harvey's "Man in the Jar" was a highlight). Still good but not what I was expecting, especially for the money.

I used to follow Fayrewether every weekend too. I brought them cookies always - I was a addicted to light shows and great music. Hope to see Paul and any of the old gang again, always was a great show! FYI: Peter Gabriel is on tour - a must to be seen as well!

I used to see Fayreweather in the 80's. My best friend MaryBeth and I would go almost every weekend, wherever they were playing. Sadly, MaryBeth died 12 years ago and I had been thinking about her and a friend told me that Paul Fayreweather was playing at the House of Blues, so I bought the best seats in the house and had my own personal tribute to her! He was still as amazing as ever! A good time was had by all