Bonnie Raitt

Bonnie never disappoints! She is simply THE BEST! Seen her many times & each time is better than the last, as impossible as I think that is. Her voice! Her band! The set list! Just her! Amazing. Just WOW.

This was my first time to see Bonnie. She sounded & played as good as she did 30 years ago! Her band was awesome too. A great show in a wonderful venue. So glad I finally got to see her live & will definitely do again any time I have the opportunity

Most Amazing show - not to be missed! We were fortunate enough to enjoy the concert this week. Bonnie is the embodiment of all things we appreciate in a professional musician. Thank you Bonnie and band!!

Bonnie is a legend that doesn’t rest on her laurels. Her voice, especially on ballads is in prime form and she’s a premium plucker. The range of material showed her class, versatility and how steeped she is in music - Dylan, John Prine, Paul Brady, Oliver Mutukudzi, Toots Hibbert, Talking Heads to name a few plus her own. Only minor was the back up vocals, dedicated back-up singers might have given another layer of depths as well as counterpoint to Bonnie.

Simply stunning & beautiful! Powerhouse voice that resonated the entire concert hall!! Awesome story teller about what inspired her to create her songs that truly demonstrated her artistry!! Great memories & nice to see 3 generations in the audience appreciating Bonnie’s music!

Bonnie seems back to her old self. George Marinelli is sorely missed. Roy Rodgers is delta blues guitar player on steroids. He played so great! I hadn't been so moved in a long time. Life isn't easy but we'll keep living for the ones....work it little baby!

Great show with a nice mix of new songs and old favorites. I found all the songs performed off the new album to be enjoyable which is hard to pull of when an artist has such a huge catalog of old favorites. Anybody that thinks Bonnie is past her prime and just hanging on is sadly mistaken. Her soul and desire to perform, her voice and her guitar licks are as good as ever. I might even go as far as to say her guitar work might be the best I have heard in the four live shows I have seen over the years. She's the energizer Bonnie!!

I am truly amazed that Bonnie has not lost a step or even a half step, vocally or slide guitar wise. She's just amazing and she was also performing with James Taylor in the recent past.. As a professional musician, I know the difference.

I have seen Bonnie many times, and she continues to dig deep and convey a soulful, genuine feeling. She had a good selection of songs and genres. I brought my daughter to this concert, and she loved Bonnie's version of "Burning Down the House". Love ya, Bonnie! Long may you rock

I honestly couldn’t believe how great Bonnie still sounds. “Angel From Montgomery” (who she dedicated to John Prine) was truly magical and “I Can’t Make You Love Me” was quite possibly the most touching song I’ve ever heard live. The only negatives of the night was not being able to take photos/videos during the show and when her stage crew crumpled up and threw away all the set lists as they explained “We have been instructed to not give any of the set lists away” which in my opinion is extremely lame and makes absolutely no sense.

Mavis rocked the night, couldn't have been better. The sound system was messed up for Bonnie, took 3-4 songs to have anyone notice (really??) and then they only got it to about 80%. I am a regular Greek visitor and have seen Bonne many times overs the decades, I still can't believe the sound system was so messed up. A real disappointment, never seen (heard) anything like that before.

Bonnie Raitt was fantastic! ***** Mavis sastaples has still got it! ***** The Ledge *** is still working out communication for large crowd shows (signage to get in was minimal and caused confusion, delayed huge numbers at the entrance, made finding your car in parking lot after the show unnecessarily tricky).

A beautiful full moon night at Red Rocks! Probably my tenth plus time seeing her dating back to a No Nukes concert in DC in '79.. I believe,. Bonnie still has it, voice, slide, engaging with the house ..D all of the above! Thanks Bonnie, see you next year!

This show was EXCELLENT, as all of Bonnie's shows at Pier Six Pavillion have been. Bonnie sounds as great as ever, has an extremely tight band, played for almost 2 hours...and did a great cross-section of songs from "Just Like That" and her previous records. She had the crowd in the palms of her very talented hands. And, what to say about the valiant Lucinda Williams and her band, Buick 6? A rousing 1-hour opening set. The band is excellent and really does support Lucinda, who is working her way back from a serious stroke in Fall, 2020. While she currently can't play guitar on stage, her voice is strong & emotional. (I know she's worked with vocal therapists very hard on recovering vocal skills...) My husband and I left Pier Six as we have for all of Bonnie's concerts, spiritually and musically uplifted!

Been seeing Bonnie live since her Boston Common show in the summer of 1972. This 50th anniversary tour is outstanding. Good combination of heartbreaking ballads and raucous hip shakers. And that voice. Touring with Lucinda Williams is brilliant. What an inspiration she is.

Great to see Bonnie again and live with a great band too. Lucinda was just amazing after her medical battle and strong as could be with her fight and vigor she could still rock the house. Such a feel good night all around feeling. Love you Bonnie!!

All great, but for the Ukrainian flag in the middle of the stage. She should separate her music and her politics. We have enough of that in our lives, paying a big buck and coming to the show to rest from the politics, not to get more of it.

Loved it! A joy to see a true living legend...other than the long beer lines which caused me to miss a couple of her early songs, it was fabulous... Probably my first concert post-Covid...she's not getting older, she's getting better...if that's possible...

Wonderful show! Bonnie is still the most amazing slide guitar player on the planet, just as B.B. King described her years ago. Her voice is on point, and she rocked both old faces and new songs. My favorite moment, though, was her acoustic bluesy classic "Love me Like a Man." What a treat to see her do that classic (from 1972?!?) Big Fun!

Bonnie cant put on a bad concerther band was very tighther voice superb she seemed very into the showthe crowd was so pleased with each and every songbutthe show was about 1:45 and with the wealth of songs at her disposal you would hope that a 2-21/2 show would be viable