Randy Bachman

What an entertainer! His stories will bring a smile and an important dimension to a rock concert. He s amazing and you should see him when you can! Thanks for touring Randy. Appreciate your talent and humble attitude.

The whole show was great. Timelines from the Guess Who right to BTO. Awesome

Randy started the show with a tribute to George Harrison for his 75th birthday then went on story and song about The Guess Who and ended it with Bachman-Turner Overdrive then ended it with the song taking care of business great night

The boys can still rock. I was amazed that Fred still has the best voice in rock. Overall, a fantastic show! The musicianship was great, but as a drummer, I would have preferred if their drummer had stayed true to Robbie's signature drum fills, and especially the feel for Four Wheel Drive, which was different from the original.

More like a jam session than a concert. Lots of songs I did not know.

The entire night was high energy. The Lead act was Lukas Nelson. No doubt we will hear from this new act in the future. His group started the night in high form and high energy. Excellent electric blue. (A bonus here was Lukas' willingness to go to the back of the Penn's Peak facility after he was done to sign autographs and talk to those of us there that night. I know that this is done often by country & western acts, but have seldom seen it among rock acts. I wish this practive was more wide spread today among rock & roll groups. We fans would greatly appreciate it.) Bachman & Turner picked up where Lukas Nelson left off. They performed many of the old favorites along with a number of cuts from their up coming new album. They were in high form and style. Over all, an excellect evening at an excellent venue.

Folks, they are back and in full force....you gotta see them. And can Randy still play that guitar!

Best money I've spent on a concert in decades. Wonderful sound- both old and new songs. I was expecting some drop off in their abilities but was pleasantly surprised. Great vocals and outstanding guitar work. My wife and I were both blown away and had a great time. Looking forward to seeing them again.

Lucas Nelson was a very good guitar player but it all sounded sorta the same for each song. B&T were wonderful but they could have started sooner.

That was said by Randy Bachman, and they did with a tour d' force of a concert last night. His playing was outstanding, and Fred Turner's growling and shouting has not lost any of its effectiveness. They played all the hits you would expect, and a few new tunes from the upcoming disc due out in early september. My favorite was "not fragile", which started out with the famous bass lines from Turner. These guys played their hearts out, I only wish the crowd got more into it. We are truly seeing history made, with this duo back on the concert trail after more than 20 years. Hope they come around again and do some outdoor shows, so I can introduce my sons to some good old ass kickin rock and roll. Thanks Randy and Fred, you still know how to play them guitars!

Considering all the weight loss, Randy and CF sounded amazingly the same as the old albums! Especially CF on Not Fragile when he screamed that 1 line. He sounded just like in the 70's. We were surprised he still got the high notes. At the end of the show I tried to remind him of our conversation at a prior show, but he could not hear me. For those of you that get a chance to see this show, by all means go! You will never see these 2 together again....................Thanks.

They may have white hair and white beards, but Bachman and Turner can still ROCK, and sing great, and play their guitars with gusto. What a fun evening of thier hits and some new songs too. Of course the highlight was the encore song with everyone singing "Taking care of business". Penns Peak is a wonderful sounding venue and the crowd was truly enjoying the music (and a few beers). I have seen Randy Bachman perform once before with the Guess Who, this was the first time to see Turner reunite with Bachman, they seemed to be having a great time on stage. Keep on Rocking B & T.

Randy Bachman and his band put on an awesome show here in Las Vegas. I was completely absorbed by the stories Randy told about each song. This was a concert for songwriters and musicians and those of us who just really enjoy listening to great music.

A half talk, a half rock. He was talking about how his famous songs were made, how he met 70's rock musicians... which was fun. 4 guys were sitting on stools all time except for the last song. Without Freddy Turner's powerful voice like 2010 tour, he couldn't play many of BTO songs and he did Guess Who and other older songs for more than a half of the show with his band which was OK but I still missed Freddy Turner.

A night of great stories and fantastic music. Randy Bachman touched everything in his catalog, from the earliest Guess Who hits all the way through his glory days fronting BTO. Highest reccomendation! See this show!

Randy put on one powerful energized show. His band sounded great and were right on the mark for being younger people. He played some of the hits from his Guess Who days and certainly BTO, He also showed his mastery of his playing the Guitar. it actually reminded me of being at shows back in the 70's when everyone showed their talents. it was a very good show!

Randy Bachman killed it on 4/1/15 at the Norther Lights Theater in Milwaukee. Played all the Favorites and some really great new stuff of his new Heavy Blues CD. A truly underrated virtuoso of the guitar, I highly suggest seeing him if you have the opportunity.

One of the best shows ever...4 stools for 4 guitars and a drummer. And Randy's son Tal also played a little keyboards off and on. Loved the way Randy gave the audience a little story behind most of the tunes they played. Since he released a tribute to George Harrison this year, he opened up with 2 of George's tunes, then rolled right into the Guess Who years and then on to some BTO. After that he did a little jumping here and there with the song choices and his stories. My wife and I loved every minute of the show and would definitely go again the next time he comes around.

While I know Randy Bachman is a legend, I was expecting more from his Bachman Turner Overdrive era. Some of his stories went a bit long. While some of it was humorous and informative, we paid money to hear music, not 50% stories, 50% music.

Saw Randy Bachman at the Ameristar Casino in Kansas City last night (7/20/18). His four-piece band included his son, Tal, who played his 1999 hit "She's So High". The 90-minute+ show spanned his career with the Guess Who & Bachman-Turner Overdrive including "Shakin' All Over", "These Eyes", "Undone", "No Time", "American Woman", "Let It Ride", "Takin' Care of Business" & "You Aint Seen Nothin' Yet". Most songs were preceded by the stories behind them. Excellent show.

I have seen Randy Bachman a couple of times recently. He brings back memories when I was a kid and rock n roll was king. He is a great performer and puts on a very good show. His little stories about some of the songs he wrote are very interesting. His touring band is very polished and they all sound great. If you are an old rocker, Randy Bachman is an act you must see!

If a Guess Who or BTO fan you will enjoy the show. Many backstories about the music. Played the hits, Randy Bachman can still play the guitar.

The music was terrific! Randy Bachman was entertaining, funny, and gave great insights into the history of the bands, the music, people, and individual songs. He was very friendly and personable. It was intimate, almost as if he was sitting in your living room and sharing with you the musical history. If I had the opportunity, I would definitely go see this show again myself. I saw him way back with BTO and Blue Oyster Cult back in 1973 in Florida. I found the current tour to be much more enjoyable.

Randy is a great story teller. A great evening with the stories behind the music. It would have been perfect but with the chairs connected it made for uncomfortable seating

This was a awesome concert done in a slightly different format. It was as if a traditional rock concert fused with a storytellers format. It was a great concert and I highly recommend you go see it if the opportunity arises. I got to learn a lot behind the songs and what inspired them

concert was wonderful, songs from the guess who and BTO and Randy's stories were so entertaining. one of the best concerts I have been too!

If you want more than the usual hits (which he plays) catch Bachman on this tour where he tells some great stories of the past Guess Who and BTO. His son Tal plays his big hit, but would of loved to hear another song or two from Tal as the next generation can rock also.

What a wonderful surprise. I chose to go to this concert because I really loved Guess Who...who knew what a wonderful entertainer Randy bachman would be..he told great stories about the development of both the guess who and bachman turner overdrive, how some songs came about. The music was exceptional. I will go again to see him. Also his son tal performed with the group....excellent!

Loved hearing the songs of my youth. The performance was fantastic!

A dynamite concert -- Randy Bachman took the audience on a fabulous story-telling and musical adventure, highlighting his years with The Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive. As a result, it was much more than just a concert full of songs -- it became a personable, fun and enlightening experience!! Almost magical!! Going down "memory lane" with Randy cracked open a window as to the process of how simple moments in life can get interwoven into the lyrics of a hit song. It was fascinating! The crowd absolutely loved the storytelling!!! They loved it while they were in the midst of listening and they were still loving it afterwards. As people were filing out of the auditorium and into the adjoining halls, I heard several people remark on how much they enjoyed the stories and that they had never been to a concert like this before!! The only negative was the blasting speaker equipment volume. It overcompensated BIG time. Apparently, the audio engineers didn't fully take into account the modest size of the auditorium (or they were deaf). Luckily, I had "soft silicone earplugs" with me and that made all the difference in the world. Again, the concert was truly fabulous!!! (albeit with ear-plugs)

He is a great story teller and an outstanding musician . I love the music from Bachman-Turner Overdrive and the Guess Who. Great concert, a must see!

The stories were fascinating. Great music and great musicians. I bought the DVD to remember the concert.

lExcellent show. Randy is so talented. Great setlist!!! John Waite sounded fantastic too, maybe a little short on his set.

So much music has come from Randy Bachman. He was gracious enough to share, not only the music, but the stories behind the songs, and he did so in such a captivating way. The show was non-stop, start to finish, fantastic music, great stories, awesome time!

This concert was better than expected! There is NO doubt that Randy Bachman is one very talented musician but having seen him perform a couple of years ago in Cleveland...we didn't know what to expect as he was not at his best for that concert. What a different "story" on Sunday night at the Hard Rock! He was "engaging"..."loved" his stores from how The Guess Who got their name to how he got the inspiration for many of his songs! "Loved" the "mix" of Guess Who and BTO songs. Was also happy that he greatly seemed to appreciate the enthusiasm of the crowd! Finally...it was wonderful to have him introduce and see him perform with his son who is a talented musician in his own right!

This was an amazing show!! To listen to his stories of how he wrote the songs brought more meaning to this show. I would see this show 10 times again. Love this man, The Guess Who and BTO. His guitar playing and the band he brought to sing his legendary songs was fantastic. An unforgettable performance!!!

I grew up with the music of Bachman Turner Overdrive and developed an appreciation for the Guess Who later on. I just didn t realize the impact Randy had on both bands and the music industry. This show, with the stories behind the songs, was a tremendous retrospective on what should be a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame career. An added bonus was Randy s son, Tal, performing with the band and doing his hit song She s So High.

Very enjoyable show. Randy was very much engaged with the audience. Told a lot of stories about his life and how the various songs fit in. Started with "Shakin All Over" from 1965, then went in chronological order from early stuff with Guess Who up through the BTO songs. Even though a bit long winded at times, we enjoyed the stories as well as the music. Brought back a lot of memories from back then.

Excellent show, it was well worth the trip to see him.

ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE BEST CONCERTS EVER....WE WERE AT STEELY DAN AND THE DOOBIE BROTHERS THE NIGHT BEFORE AND THIS CONCERT PUT THAT TO SHAME...HE IS AN AMAZING GUITARIST AND WE LOVED HIS STORIES!!

Fun show! Fun music!! Nothing better than knowing every song and every word to every song!! Delightful Evening!

Loved the story behind every song! Excellent performance. Highly recommend. Bought the DVD so I can relive this awesome show.

great concert recommend to everyone who enjoys the Guess Who/Backman Turner

I saw BTO in concert over 40 years ago. Wasn t sure what to expect, but wasn t disappointed! Very glad I attended! Good assortment of hit songs.

Wish the concert was longer, wanted to hear more BTO and Guess Who songs.

Haven't seen him in probably 40 years in concert it was so great he's such a good guitarist, John Waite also put on a great performance him in the band are the best!

I have seen Bachman-Turner Overdrive, BTO, Bachman-Turner and Randy Bachman a total of 7 times and this was by far the best Randy has done. This was the first time I have heard all of his Guess Who hits; his son did a great job on "She's So High" and even though "Hey You" is not my favorite song by RB he and the band made it memorable. Thank you Hoosier Park and Randy Bachman for a great show.

This was a very good concert. I had a awesome time and would go again

A treat !! To hear these songs being sung live is a true treat. Wow, so many great songs. The Guess Who and BTO. ya right !! Amazing !! I have seen over 250 concerts of the very best and most famous singers. I think I know what I am talking about. The concert included many stories in between the songs. Often story teller concerts are not good. Tonight's blend of stories and music was awesome as Randy shared his life experience with so many extremely famous singers. Thank you Randy. I wanted to hear the next story. I anticipated each story because they were so good, let alone the songs. All of the stories were good unlike many other story teller concerts. I can not believe Randy could remember details of meeting people when he was in his early 20's like the guy at the drugstore in San Srancisco when randy was looking for a " hippie " Randy, please tour again as I have only seen you once live. I drove from Slippery Rock, PA to see you and I will do it again. The entire band was very good. You can tell that Randy is a regular guy. Historical songs well played. Come again please

We've attended a RB concert a few years ago in PA and couldn't wait for him to be in our area again. His concerts are great. He not only sings but tells a story of the history of his songs and his life. His new (revised) George Harrison songs were such a nice touch to his most recent concert that we purchased tickets to see him again at the Beatles-fest in NJ! I think we've become "Randy-Holics!"

This was an excellent show with a Canadian Rock Legend!

We thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Great music. Great stories. The format was excellent. Our only issue was the lighting. We are older geezers now and the constant strobe-like attack of bright lights into the audience was irritating. Overall though we were very willing to overlook that discomfort to be able to enjoy some great Canadian rock and roll.

Great Great Show, Randy shared in chronological order some of his life story and times on the road. Great small venue waiters waitresses and bus staff were quick and efficient. Highly recommend the venue and the artist.

On eve of, what should have been, Sir George Harrison s 75th birthday, Randy Bachman and his great band rocked NYC. Playing 4 cuts from his album (named as my review title) his revision of Harrison tunes was both creative and technically spectacular. Randy took the audience through a personal tour of how and when he wrote the hits they proceeded to play with hot energy and spirit. Great and historic show. Don t miss it if visiting a venue near your home

J.ust excellent. I was only a few rows, center, from the stage. I saw everything, heard every little thing and sung everything. Randy is an excellent storyteller and his musicianship hasn't lost a beat. I am a huge BTO fan and this performance, in the intimate atmosphere of the EQC (2000 seats) was just heaven to me!

What a walk down memory lane.... Great music and wonderful stories from Randy's past... I thoroughly enjoyed the show. For just a moment, It kinda makes you feel 18 again.....

I've been attending concerts since I was 15. To me this aws a treat. He played hits from Free and The Guess Who.

Randy sat down through the entire show... talking between songs as if he wanted to stroll down memory lane... and it looked like he required the other musicians to sit as well. They understandably looked bored.. along with my date and I. Folks, I didn't pay for VIP tickets to listen to a talk show... I can get that in a book... write one Randy!

I did see BTO back in the day, but never having seen the guess who I thought it would be enjoyable to see Randy do some of both and I was not disappointed. Not only were the BTO songs excellent but the Guess Who songs were excellent as well he had band members who sounded very good singing Burton Cummings lead vocals. But the highlight of the show for me was the stories he told explaining how he came to write the songs as well as the people he has met over the years while touring and working. Randy really is as good a Storyteller as he is a musician.

This was a very good show. Randy did a great job of storytelling while playing all the hits from the past to present.

What a treat Randy Bachman was to see. Not only was the musical performance outstanding, it is very rare to feel like an artist shares the stories behind the songs & how they were inspired & written. No pyrotechnics or too many special effects. It was like Randy just came to visit you in your home with his band to play & tell stories; a more personal experience.

We went to this show expecting to hear a lot of BTO songs. Was completely taken a back by the depth and history of Randy. He started out telling stories of how he got started and took us on a historical tour of his life in music. Had a great experience and complexly entertained the entire 2 hours.

I loved the behind the scenes stories on how songs came to be and the history of Randy in the Guess Who and even further back. I only wish I could have caught every word. A great night, big thumb's up.

The best show I have been to in a long while. What a journey! Randy was incredible telling his story in between each song. From how he came up with the songs to all the amazing artist he got work along side. Definatley didn't want the evening to end!

We sat in the 5th row and were BLOWN away with Randy's show. It was a super show,the best that I have attended in years. Randy commented before each song the story of how He wrote it... I attend 10 major shows a year;usually sitting in the front. WE HAD A BLAST. I would go see Randy EVERY TIME HE PLAYS. IT WAS THAT GOOD OF A SHOW...Felt like a friend was playing in my living room.....Bottom line is WE SAW A LEGEND. Wish I could go tonight and see Randy again.... I will always remember the GOOD TIME everyone had

We went because we are big fans of Bachman Turner Overdrive, but had no idea he was a founding member of The Guess Who and wrote many of their hits. Between those familiar songs and the stories he told to back up the playlist, we felt we got much more than we had bargained for. Our only complaint was that we just don't "get" the 40-60 minute late starts on concerts. Call us old fuddy-duddies.

Randy Bachman can still perform. He played all the hits from Guess Who and BTO with style and flair. The show was also a history lesson that was both entertaining and informative. GREAT SHOW!!!

I booked both nights and was thrilled that I did. I felt the 1st night Randy spoke better but the music was solid both nights. All told two great nights of guess who and b t o songs.was uplifting to be entertained by greatness

What a fantastic surprise we had attending the Randy Bachman concert in Las Vegas. He's funny, a great storyteller and has put together a great band. I had no idea he was from Canada, nor did I know he was with The Guess Who from the beginning. Another huge surprise is the fact that he wrote most of the songs with his writing partner. He was energetic and upbeat. I loved hearing about all of the rockers he met and hearing about the gigs he played. His voice sounded great and so did the other guys with him. A showman for sure, we'd see him again!

An unforgettable experience besides the music we wanted to hear and reexperience... we got the low down that surrounded each song, the times, the people that all contributed to the song... it was truly an unexpected treat! Best concert in quite awhile! Would go again and again!

Randy Bachman still rocks and rocks hard. This show walks you back to his beginning, his first band, and how they all met and became icons. Videos take you back to 1961 and move forward showing the growth of the Guess Who then Bachman Turner Overdrive. You'll never guess how they came up with the name "Guess Who". It is a humorous and fun show with all the hits of the Guess Who and BTO played. Very enjoyable. I am 60 years old and the videos and music took me back to my youth. Simply a great show by a great musician with a great musical history.

Been a Randy Bachman fan all my life, thru all his bands and solo projects. Being a guitar player and songwriter myself, makes me appreciate his talent all the more. Randy put on a great Story telling show, from the very beginning thru Bachman Turner Overdrive. The stories were so interesting about the songs, and at age 70 Randy to me shows no sign of slowing down and I hope to see him again soon. I would have loved to hear some stories and songs from my favorite Solo album by Randy "Merge" from 2000 or so, if you haven't heard it check it out. Bought the DVD of the show at the merch booth.