The Guess Who

These guys should receive an Entertainment of the Year award! They are over the top! Derek Sharp (a.k.a. D#) intertwines his humor with the band's performance... and this night it was desperately needed for a number of reasons, but the show went on and they made it work. Derek, Will, Rudy, Lewsh, and Garry (the only founding member) are five of the most talented guys in the business. They work the audience with their style, energy, and overall collaboration with their entire set of classic songs, beginning the night with the ever-loved "Bus Rider" from their 'Share The Land' LP. Other hits included in their set were "No Time," "American Woman," "Clap for the Wolfman," "No Sugar Tonight," "These Eyes," and "Undun," (D# asked me to come up to the stage to sing with him on the latter), among others. A few songs into the night, Derek took a seat at the keyboard and introduced their new song "Haunted," a touching ballad he wrote about his mom. After the show, I met all of them for the second time and was given the opportunity to speak with each one individually for their professionalism and brilliant performances. They are uber-talented and love their fans! They are undeniably "on their way to better things!"

Best seats! Skyboxes are the way to go! Great seats great service great music! Will do it again soon!

The Guess Who played to a less than stellar crowd but they were enthusiastic. Thanks for coming to Fargo

This was one of the best concerts I have seen. I hope that they will be back next year because I will DEFINITELY GO TO SEE THEM AGAIN! I felt like a teenager again. PLEASE DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THIS GROUP IF THEY'RE IN YOUR AREA. FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The show was great .Penns Peak is a great place to see a show.The Guess Who include the adience.I would definetly go see them again.

given the fact that there is only two of the original band members i wasn't expecting that much. the lead vocalist was really good and over all i think the replacements did an excellent job. ONE OF THE BETTER CONCERTS IV'E ATTENDED

Had a great show. Will see them again. The seats were perfect

How you can present that band as the Guess Who without Burton Cumming in the band is beyond me. Just having the original drummer and base player does not make it the Guess Who. It was one thing to not have Randy Bachman there but to have him and Burton Cummings not there is a farce.

This band should have been called a tribute band because there are only 2 original members. If you closed your eyes, it wasn't bad, but the lead singer with his long blonde hair and chest exposed just ruined the mood. We didn't feel it was a good show and we go to a lot of concerts. We would not recomment going to see them. It's too much money for the show you get.

The Guess Who brought almost 50 years of rock to Penn's Peak on Friday, September 11, 2009. There have been numerous changes since I saw them at the University of Scranton in the mid 70's. Most noteably, my waistline aside, the absence of Burton Cummings. Derek Sharp fills in adequately on lead vocals. His stage presence, however, seems out of sync with a band as "vintage" as The Guess Who. That said, I was impressed with his musicianship. I was also pleasantly suprised by a few stellar guitar jams with the band's newest member, Laurie MacKenzie. Leonard Shaw, a band member since 1991, capably fills a variety of rolls on keys, flute, horn, and vocals. Rounding out the lineup are original members Jim Kale (Bass) and Gary Peterson (Drums) who bring credibility to this version of The Guess Who. The band clearly knows what it's audience came to hear and delivers with enthusiasm. Guess Who staples such as These Eyes, Laughing, No Sugar , Clap For the Wolfman, American Woman, and a host of other hits rocked the venue. Probably the biggest disapointment of the night was our seats. Elevated slightly and to the side of the hall I found myself seated with a support beam directly between myself and center stage. In my opinion Penn's Peak owes it to it's patrons to include a warning of an "obstructed view" along with these seats. I was forced to stand in order to get a clear view of the action. Overall I thought it was a fun night of classic rock from these Canadian rockers. With concert ticket prices skyrocketing in recent years, this proved to be good "bang for your buck."

the guess who really thought about the order of the songs they played. they kept everyones attention and were as talented as ever. the new lead singer has a good voice, but at times he looked bored, which was a real bummer. penn's peak is awesome, i'm so glad it's 2 minutes from my house!

from the artists to light show to seats to sound everything was excellent, their cd we bought we did not care for it didnt sound right

The concert itself was very good but it was a little disheartening when we showed up thinking we had reserved seats and it was general admission, first come first serve. My party had tickets with an actual row number and assigned seats but we were told when we arrived that we go sit any where in the "gold" section. This was the first event that we attended at the Chuckchansi Gold Resort so we were unaware of the seating arrangements. Still, if the seating was general admission for the price we paid, it would have been nice to know.

The concert was absolutely awesome. They still know how to entertain us baby boomers. Sure hope they come back again !!!

I've been a fan for forty years since I grew up with them in Canada. Who would know that I would finally get to see them in a podunk little town in California . Often times the old rock or country bands sound dated , "has-beens" who can't seem to give up the star life. Not so for these guys. By adding a couple of younger guys who sounds amazingly like the original players, they've updated and yet still retain their original attraction. Wonderful show!

Growing up listening to The Guess Who in the 70s, I wasn't sure what to expect from this group after almost 40 years. After all, there are only three original memers left in the band and securing a lead singer that would even come close to Randy Bachman is never an easy undertaking. All my doubts we laid to rest when the band performed their first number. Lead singer Derek Sharp's incredible voice rivals that of Bachman. The three veterans - Jim Kale (bass/vocals), Leonard Shaw (keys/flute/vocals), and Garry Peterson (drums/vocals) - didn't miss a lick in their performance. Lead guitarist Laurie MacKenzie provided some fresh sounds to the band's classic music. The event was a memorable one which I will keep for years to come.

Our seats were great and I was amazed at how good they sounded. One of the best concerts I have been to.

The lead singer had a good voice and overall the group was just good. I thought they were very unpolished as a group. Something you would have expected from amateurs and not professionals. I would not recommend this act.

The group was fantastic. We had no idea what we were in for. We had never attended this groups concert before. For some reason we thought it was going to be the Who , LOL, anyhow, they were very entertaining and kept you into the entrie show the whole time. They started out slow and we were worried that it was going to be a waste of our 74 bucks to see them "with our seats" and to our amazement we can't wait to see them next year. The lead singer was great.

ha ha ha he he....how many concerts have you seen when the original band member said this "I can't move too much now since I have two titatium hip replacements" that was Mitch Ryder and their music is just as awesome when I was young. Love all the songs by The Guess Who specially when they sang "This Eyes" and American Woman

I was not expecting such a great show from Mitch Ryder! He is fantastic and just as good as he was when I was a kid! I'll buy your new CD! The Guess Who, what can I say? Great, fun, talented. I loved the show!

Got to see my favorite band after 13 years and they were great as usual Dying to see them again...

It was fun listening to the Guess Who. They sounded great and they were very entertaining.

I liked the fact that the concert was at a small venue. The volume/sound was not overpowering. There were two original band members, but the newcomers (vocalist and lead guitarist) were perfect accompaniment and made the whole show very energetic. In between songs, the band members would engage the audience with backdrop stories about the upcoming songs or cute stories about eash other. This concert was very entertaining and affordable. I got more for my $.

New lead singer could give Burton Cummings a run for his money. Great singer and guitarist. Knew how to work the audience and how to interact with the rest of the band.

I love the Guess Who. I love their music and their songs. I saw them about a year or so ago at the Belterra Casino and thought it was a great concert. This time, not so much. They used a different lead singer than before and the song tracks seemed to have no pattern. I did not enjoy the long guitar solos that seemed to go on forever and I couldn't wait until it was over. The previous lead singer was much better. I still enjoyed it when they performed their old hits but didn't care much for the new stuff. While I will still be a big fan, I probably won't attend the next concert if they return. Sorry guys.

The band only had 2 original members but they were every bit as good as the full band. Great show. Vocals from lead singer very good. The original drummer in his sixties showed his experience and had the chops of a 20 year old. Belterra is THE place to see concerts. The seating is all good. It is tiered. Bar is convenient. No "festival" seating like other casino venues. We renewed are appreciation of The Guess Who".

First of all Belltera is a great place to see a concert. The venue is good . All seats are great. The Guess Who did a fantastic job entertaining me and I enjoyed all the music old and new. Their lead was adorable and very entertaining. They met the audience after the concert which I thought was really nice so you could tell them how much you enjoyed their performance. Good job. I'll come and see you again.

We saw The Guess Who in Owensboro at the Executive Inn a couple of years ago and enjoyed it so much that we sought them out. The Belterra Casino is a great, intimate arena for concerts. Not a bad seat in the house. I would recommend the group and the venue.

I did some research online before buying tickets because with these older bands, you never know what you're going to get. It's true than two of the Guess Who's founders and leading song-writers, Bachman and Cumming, left the band years ago, but the two founders who are left have made sure that the bands sounds as vital as ever. I was just a kid when most of their songs were originally released, so I had forgotten how many great songs came from the Guess Who, but they can play a full 90 minutes of hits with another half hour of less popular but still enjoyable material. I would pay to see them again.

Had I known Carl Dixon was not with them anymore I would have stayed home. What a disappointment. The new guy tried his best and he was pretty good but no where near what I saw 3 years ago when Carl was there. They should get Carl back once he recuperates.

i saw them at fraze pavillion in kettering ohio last summer iwent to reds game in cincinnat at 1pm then drove another hour after game to see them in belterra i live in columbus ohio they are great i love all there old songs lead singer is awesome lots of energy i would reccomend them to anyone i will see them whenever they are within a 3 or 4 hr drive of columbus

I had hoped for a good show. But, this was much better than expected. I am a concert junkie & musician. A couple of the original members and 1 or 2 new guys made me regret that I took so long to see The Guess Who. Outstanding. And, they stayed to sign autographs after the show. This show was a 7 on my scale of 1 to 10. And, a real treat. I highly recommend The Guess Who 2009!

The Guess Who have so many great songs that I was really looking forward to the show. But the fact is, their current lineup just isn't very musically talented. They're like a jam band that got together for Saturday night without ever actually rehearsing. The guitar players just hammer out power chords. Solos are long and uninteresting. The bass player pounds out the same one note eight to the bar. The lead singer is fine, but he can't carry them by himself. The bottom line is this, At least a third of the audience walked out before the show was over. The Guess Who is a really cheap ticket, but they still aren't worth the price.

So being a boomer Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman, and Gary Peterson and the gang were belting out great stuff when I was turning 18. I experienced high school graduation, the Vietnam draft, and falling in love with my beautiful wife while their music surrounded me. Still have their 8 tracks and vinyl. I saw them about 6 years ago in Metairie (New Orleans burbs) for Family Gras and told myself I would see them again if they came down south. They did not disappoint. Not only were the old songs great with all the notes like the old ones, but they have a new song coming out called Haunted that they played which was awesome. I look forward to purchasing it this summer when it comes out. The only bad news was that this mega casino could only afford one bartender per lobby location so you have to miss two songs to get a drink. But hey, an extra girl was seated in a chair counting the bartenders tips and another girl was emptying trash. Why get help making the drinks to help the patrons get back to their concert. Finally, If you wanted a souvenir, there was no security to direct the dual lines of people (early birds in place and late comers wanting to get in). When security did arrive he had to have a band member direct him to make an orderly pass through line in One direction rather than the two line gang approach that was allowed to occur. It was like they had never done this before and I saw Johnny Rivers there last year and they were able to get it right then. Guess there s no consistency in concert expectations from their staff or management. The buffet fried seafood on this Friday night was cooked in old grease for $33 per person. Got my money back. Biloxi Golden nugget sucks. Lake Charles Golden Nugget great. Go see The Guess Who for a great rock concert!!

All I can say is that the Guess Who puts on a great show. I have seen them 3 times in the last two years and always feel that the whole group is there for the audience. I hope they continue for many years keeping the sound and the musical era alive. Everyone seemed to enjoy the show and lots of fun with old folks feeling young again and dancing like we were still in the 70's...gotta love the feeling and No Time was the encore with all the great hits and some new songs. Very entertaining!

Fabulous concert....songs were great! Band was wonderful! Would definitely recommend hearing

The Guess Who was a great concert! I love everything about this venue. Great price!

These guys are a The Guess Who covers band. They have been passed the torch from other members who have played as The Guess Who, since 2008. Like many an older band you don't get too many original members. They held. the torch throughout the night, very well. From the opening song, Bus Rider ,through all the hits, it was very energetic ride, indeed. The lead singer got the crowd to sign along throughout. Was an older crowd. Retired farmers and such. Didn't curb their excitement. Everyone seemed to get into the show. The venue itself reminds me of a movie house, with its stadium seating and cushy seats.Was a lot of fun.

I LOVE TO HEAR BANDS THAT SOUNDS JUST LIKE THEIR RECORDS AND PLAY ALL THEIR HITS! PLENTY OF VOLUME, AND COULD STILL HEAR THE WORDS, HARMONIES AND INDIVIDUAL INSTRUMENTS. THEIR SOUND MAN DID A VERY GOOD JOB. THE MEET AND GREET WAS COOL AFTER THE CONCERT. HAD A SUPER TIME AT THE EPC

None of the original band members are in this group. Misleading to call themselves The Guess Who. But they are entertaining. Talented.

The night was well worth it. Enjoyed the Guess Who and that old rock and roll. Would see again.

I have always liked songs by The Guess Who, so thought would enjoy the concert, but I was blown away by how good they were! Fantastic musicians and the vocals and energy were awesome!

The concert was very enjoyable and they played all of their hit songs which included These Eyes, American Woman, No Time, Undun, Laughing, No Sugar Tonight, Hand Me Down World and they even went back to 1965 and played their first hit , Shakin All Over. They played with a lot of energy and had the crowd up and dancing--the older ones and younger among us as well!!! A truly enjoyable concert and I will go see them again if I get an opportunity!

If you want to go to hear The Guess Who music, then this is the event for you. If you want to see the original band and even some of its members, keep your money. There was not one single member of the original band in this "cover" band. the lead singer was good, but definitely not the right vibe or style as the original singer. He was very into musical theater. he kept making comments about how times have changed as if he was older, but in reality, he was just born when their first songs came out. I just believe that it should be advertised as a cover band or as an experience, rather than the actual Guess Who.

Enjoyed the Guess Who. Loved hearing their hits and they had a great interaction with audience.

Didn't sound like original band. No members of original band was even there. Cover band. Not worth the money. They should not be able to go by the name Guess Who. Very disappointed

These guys really rock! Performance was outstanding.

We paid 59.50 each ticket which read concert time was 8-11 and they came out at 8:15 and played to 9:30. Would of never traveled that far.

This was a true rock and roll concert but without the pot smell. :) Even though only one of the original members (the drummer) is still with the band, it was an outstanding experience. It just proves that you are never to old to dance at a concert.

the guess who was very entertaining, but could have played longer . They only played a liitle over an hour.

I wish they played longer than one hour and twenty minutes for the price I paid for two tickets. Table 33

The event was great. I was a little disappointed that the original lead singer of the group wasn't there, but the guy that sang did a wonderful job. They played the music to a Tee and the crowd was into it all the way. I do know that if I attend another event like this I will not order a meal. The tables were too narrow for that but enough to socialize and have a few drinks while enjoying the show.

We had a good time hearing the band play the songs that made them famous. They did a nice encore and the crowd was up and dancing.

We always enjoy concerts at Andiamo's! The Guess Who is one of our favorite groups. They put on an amazing show. It seemed like they just started and the show was over. We drove from Grand Rapids to see the show. It was well worth the drive! I would highly recommend seeing this legendary group!

The Guess Who with the only original member being the drummer was actually pretty good. Songs are performed well. The band seemed to be enjoying playing downtown Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget. Best moments include Clap to the Wolfman, These Eyes, Share the Land. I truly enjoyed the show.

Still incredible , just an awesome concert, great seats, incredible venue

This one has a definite looser vibe with it -- the boys were loose and joking with each other and the crowd. Always a great show, but really nice to see another side of them.

I love The Guess Who & I love concerts @ Twin Rivers. The opening act Little Feet were disappointing, but The Guess Who put on a GREAT SHOW!

The music was way too loud this time, did not sound as good as usual! Heard other people discussing the same thing.

The Little River played all of their very memorable music. They were a great lead-in to the Band that exceeded our expectations: "The Guess Who" - Gary Peterson, Leonard Shaw and the incredible trio of possibly the best guitar players we have seen over the past few years dazzled the crowd at Twin Rivers Casino. We went to this concert for the memories and came away saying, Wow! We'll definitely be looking for their return. Thanks for putting on a great show!

What a great show! Still great voices especially Derek Sharp!!! He looks great and sounds great. Such a strong voice! Don't miss this one! The Little River Band played first. This is my first time seeming LRB and they were great too.

I was disappointed with The Guess Who's performance. I felt like I was listening to an 80's hair band do cover songs. This is NOT what I was expecting. They also played some of their own songs, which were not Guess Who hits. When I pay to see The Guess Who, I expect to hear their original songs. I was very disappointed. The Little River Band was GREAT! I really enjoyed their show and would see them again for sure, but NOT The Guess What.

Now I realize this is not the Guess Who of years gone by, but the band that they put together with the original drummer and bass player was fantastic, harmonies were on and the lead vocal filled in nicely...the hit all their hits but Saskatoon and had the crowd up and cheering most of the time...great venue for a show

The guess who put on an awesome concert. It was enjoyable to watch the performers enjoy themselves on stage. The meet and greet after the show was great. Really nice guys

One of the best shows ever!!!! Would recommend to anyone!!!

The Guess Who did not disappoint in their energy and talent for the March 20 show at the Hard Rock Biloxi. The lead singer had energy and talent to get the audience involved. His vocal and guitar talent were on par with the original band members. Only one of the older members (bass singer) performed in Biloxi.

A lot of fun and good music! Two of original band shared some of the history of the group. Derek, newer lead singer, was engaging and entertaining. Will go again when they return to Tahoe.

This was one of the most entertaining shows we've been to lately, and we attend many shows. The band performed all the songs you're looking for and sounded great in doing so. They know what you came for and were more than able to deliver it. Everybody was singing along through the whole show, young and old alike. Original Guess Who Bass player and original Drummer were more than adequately backed up by the Lead singer/2nd guitar player and the very skilled 1st guitar player as well as the Keyboard/Flutist/Sax player. Even the 2 "new" songs they performed (written by the Lead singer) were very entertaining. They stretched out some of the old hits a bit because they COULD yet kept the set list tight and moving. No self indulgence from these guys. As much as I like Bachman and Cummings, I must say there is no "let down" from the new guys, their guitar work, keyboards, flute and 5 part harmonies sounded just like you expected. Incredible! If you were to young to see them live in the 60's, here's your chance!

I think this is my 3rd review for these guys in less then three years. So, I obviously like the band. But to be honest: as concert dollars aren't unlimitted, if they're not playing within 5 minutes of home and on Friday nights, I'm probably not at this show. Not much more to add to the two earlier reviews. Good show. Granted, only the drummer (Gary Peterson) and bass player (Jim Kale) are left from the original members (no Bachman, no Cummings). And the bass player had some 'injury' and wasn't there tonight (last time I saw the band, the drum mer wasn't there, recovering from rotator cuff surgery). But the new members and fill ins are talented musicians and do justice to the original recordings. They played all the hits you'd want to hear. While I loved hearing American Woman, No Time, and No Sugar Tonight , my favorite part was when they played Shakin' All Over and the two guitarists (Derek Sharp and Laurie MacKenzie) just went nuts and jammed for a while!

Exellent show as always!!! They still have excellent voices and seem to enjoy what they do.

This was one of the best concerts I've been to this summer. Even though only two original band members were present, Jim Kale (bass) and Garry Peterson (drums), the sound is still like it was back then. The new lead singer, Derek Sharp (who also plays guitar and keyboard), sounded so dead on it was unbelievable and Leonard Shaw (keyboard, flute, saxophone, and tambourine/shaker) was truly a Jack of all trades!!! They were so nice to the crowd that by the end of the show it felt like you've known them your whole life. The best part was that they stayed after the show and signed autographs!!! Almost nobody does that anymore...it was a first for me! Overall, amazing show and I will definitely see them any chance I get!!!

chuck negron was a great way to start the evening he still has an amazing voice. What a show. And THE GUESS WHO was extremely intertaining. Would definitely recommend.

Great combo, Chuck Negron had a great performance. His voice is unbelievable. Too short however, by both bands. I guessing, the casino wanted us back in the gambling as fast as possible. I believe the guess who did only 10 songs, with no closing act. Jim Kale was into it more than I can remember, saw them 6 X last year.

The Guess Who had the sound and songs of yesteryear. They have had replacements in the group, but managed to keep the same sound, even to the vocalist. We got to hear all the great old music. They built us to a cresendo, cooled us down, and built to a final cresendo. Awesome show.

They were fantastic!! We saw them last year also, and we will go again next year! Great, great performance. They meet and greet the people after and sign autographs. They are so personable. They throw out pics all night to the audience! LOVE THEM!

I saw The Guess Who at Twin River Event Center on March 19th. This show was fantastic! The band was tight, very entertaining, and a class-act from start to finish. The guys were very friendly at the autograph-signing after the show. Each one took the time to talk, and not just sign and turn away. I will definitely see them again, and I recommend them to anyone.

The band was great and played all their old hits and a couple of new songs that they just recorded. We stood right in front of the stage in the pit area and caught 2 signed pics from one from Dexter and one from Laurie and also caught Dexter's sweat towel, which all the band members autographed for us after the concert. Penn's Peak is a great venue for seeing concerts. I prefer it to Wacchovia or any other venue in the Phila area. It is small and therefore provides a more personal concert experience. The band met with fans and signed autographs after the show. They were really friendly and gave a wonderful performance. I would definitely recommend seeing The Guess Who in concert.

Brought me back to a younger day. I couldn't believe I still knew the words to almost every song. What a great way to spend an evening out. Hats off to the band.

My wife and I loved their music, and they didn't let us down. A great evening out listening to the greatest music of all times. Played a new song off their new album that'll be coming out in September and it was awesome as well. I'm definitely going to make that purchase. We had a great time!!

Sounded fantastic! And they are working on a new album. You will know every song-go see them!!

Molly Hatchet opened the show. I can understand the lack of enthusiasm with the small turn out. But if this is all they got left, its time to park it boys. Foghat came out second, What can I say? The crowd was no bigger but they were pedal to the metal. Loved it !!! Guess Who sounded get when all their gear was working. Had amp issues that they must have changed out 4 times. Time to get some new roadies, short of that for music I grew up listening to it all sounded updated and rocking. Great show

Great show at an awesome venue The Guess Who were better then ever. Foghat was very good as well!

The Guess Whi &Foghat was great. Really enjoyed the show.

Great concert took son and granddaughter they loved it should have more concerts there

The Guess Who put on a really good show. The music never gets old. Keep on Rockin'...

The band looked like they were having fun playing. Their set was only an hour before their three song on core. They had trouble with a humming noise from their speakers. I had fun singing along with their hit songs.

I bought my husband these tickets for his birthday and was just going along for the ride. I enjoyed the show a lot more than I thought I would! Great energy, great music, great memories! The band seemed genuinely happy to be performing and graciously signed autographs after the show.

The band put on a great performance playing some of their greatest hits. The lead singer was really entertaining not only while singing, but between songs with his commentary about the band, the songs and interaction with the audience. I would highly recommend the show to everyone.

I have been to many concerts and this one brought back so many memories of my younger and wilder life. The music was great, the stories were things I had never heard and I had such a great time. There was only one thing that could have made it any better. If the original singer had been there and singing. But absolutely a fantastic concert.

Concert was average at best. Group seemed bored, not interested

The Guess Who concert was a lot of fun. They played for about an hour and returned to the stage for an additional 30 minutes. They played all of their hits and sounded great! This concert brought back a lot of great memories from the 70's!

Saw them a couple of years ago, pretty much same show but still alot of fun. Would recommend....

The Little River Band was great. Their harmonies and the quality of the musicians was exceptional, loved 'em. The Guess Who were OK, good musicians but the bass guitar muffled everything by being too loud. The lead singer was very talented but they didn't pull off their hits the way The Little River Band did. Really enjoyed the concert because of The Little River Band.

Two great all time bands The Guess Who and Little River Band first time at great venue.

Not like Bachman and Cummings however, the Guess Who line-up consisted of Derek Sharp (vocals, guitars, since 2008), Will Evankovich (guitars, backing vocals, since 2014), Leonard Shaw (keyboards), Jim Kale (bass) and Garry Peterson (drums).

The Little River Band were good. They sang at least 6 songs I know so I enjoyed them. The Guess Who were a bit disappointing. They didn't sound the same on many songs and the singer-Derek did too much screaming on many songs which wrecked them. He must of thought he was Steven Tyler!!! I wouldn't go see them again. Others didn't remember the original group so they didn't know better.

Gary Peterson is the only original member....the drummer. Despite that, this band and singers are world class

All the music from both bands brought back memories from back in the day . They played all there hits and sounded as if a record was playing .

No Burt Cummings or Randy Bachman. One original member maybe two were present.. Too much singing with the audience took place. Level seating on metal chairs. Not too comfortable.