Pat Metheny is a musical genius. He always surrounds himself with the most top musicians as well. Every performer and performance was stellar. He dedicated this concert to many of his older tunes in which die hard fans ( such as myself) would recognize and greatly appreciate. He was generous with his time by playing for over 2 1/2 hours, doing two encores! My favorite moment was when he did a solo medley of some of his most recognizable and beautiful compositions. It was one of the best concerts I have ever attended. I loved the venue as well. I didn’t want the evening to end.

Spettacolo! Un concerto bellissimo, con pezzi in acustico e pezzi con il trio, con momenti di chitarra e contrabbasso e momenti di chitarra e batteria da soli. Ha anche sfoderato la sua Roland e suonato coi suoni che lo hanno reso celebre, davvero, una gran bella serata

Great show! Wonderful to see Pat giving exposure to younger musicians like Marcus Gilmore and James Francies. Both are fantastic and formed a tight trio with Pat. The highlight of the evening was the 40 minutes of new music in the middle of the show, a new long-form piece by Pat that included an orchestrion. Wow! Sure hope this piece makes it onto a record someday.

great to here old tunes with a new group of two young jazz musicians james francies played the base parts with his electric piano and Nate Smith was fantastic Pat on the synth guitar was fabulous on Questions and answer Reminded me of trio tour in 2000 with larr grenadier and Bill Stewart Go see

Metheny’s skill set in composition, arrangements, overall persona is other-worldly. Not only that, he always seems to pick a supporting cast who are highly skilled and nothing short of awesome.. Most of the old favorites were in the form of an acoustic encore at the end of the concert and was made up of familiar melodies that drifted from old hit to old hit. We loved him Friday night in Annapolis.

I enjoyed the show but it would be great if The Pat Metheny Group would get back together even if there are a few replacement members of the PMG. Vocals, horns and bass expand the sound. A great piano player blended with Pat's guitar is what I look forward to at the next show