The Zombies

Unfortunately it was cancelled due to a medical situation for one of the band members. Wishing him a strong recovery and good health going forward!

This makes the 2nd time seeing the Zombies. Saw them last year also. Great music and singing! They rocked the venue. Everybody loved the show. Hope they come back soon!

Excellent concert. Some great new songs and a wealth of old Zombies/Argent material. Blunstone and Argent on top form and superb musicians around them. Crowd excited and engaged. Well worth the entrance fee

A wonderful night of live music spanning the 60+ years of The Zombies, a mix of the old and the new with some great renditions of their most famous songs (She’s Not There, Time of the Season, and an extended jam of Argent’s Hold Your Head Up) and several tracks from their brilliant new album Different Game, and some others in between. In fact it was the new songs that for me were the highlight of the evening. A song like Dropped Reeling And Stupid sounds like it has been around for ever, an instant classic. I would have loved the gig to have gone on longer but after 80 minutes those old guys (Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone are both 77) had given their all and were entitled to a well earned rest. Long may they continue rocking. They are true legends of the music scene. A special mention for the support act Rogers & Butler who entertained us for 30 minutes with their melodic songs. A new act to me, but I will definitely be checking out their back catalogue, particularly the songs of Edward Rogers who has been around for a long while but somehow has escaped the attention he deserves. His journey is quite a story.

Loved the mix of old and new material. The fab keyboard of Rod Argent, wonderful voice of Colin plus great musicality of other band members. One little request for next time - could we have Colin giving us a few of his best - Misty Roses, Caroline Goodbye and Song for Emily maybe? (I know it's not Zombies but we all crave to hear Colin's brilliance) Love you all! We were lucky enough to see you at Trading Boundaries and the staff there were super friendly.

They were awesome! They played a mixture of songs from the last 60 years and did not disappoint. It was a great show!

Just WOOOW! The Zombies put on a great show. I had heard a live recording on youtube that gave me the impression that Colin's voice wasn't that great anymore. BOY WAS I WRONG. Colin sounded soooo good, Rod's playing was superb and the band kicked some serious butt! Cant recommend this enough!

The Zombies are very much alive and kicking out their brilliant jams live. Colin’s voice remains unbelievably lovely. Rod proves over and over and over that he is the grand master of keys. The loss of Jim Rodford stings, to be certain, but Søren Koch is a great fit for the band and interplays tastefully with Jim’s son Steve and guitarist Tom Toomey. I didn’t hold back the tears. This band is one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Don’t miss them.

A wonderful evening listening to music old and new. Rod is a master on the keyboard and Colin’s voice is captivating, soft and strong. I’d not been to the center stage before, and was pleasantly surprised. We will be following the event schedule going forward.

These fine Gentlemen were INSANELY FABULOUS! #ProgRock from the earliest days of “The British Invasion” and I was SO fortunate to be wrapped in their beautiful and fun music again. Rod Argent was tickling the keys reminiscent of Jon Lord! Colin’s voice is still strong ,sweet and loving as ever. Thanks 🙏🏽 to them and #PlazaLive Orlando, for making this great show happen. I hope maybe next year, they will play and share the stage with their friend and mate Alan Parsons

It was wonderful, alone in my living room, singing along and enjoying myself immensely! So happy I bought the ticket. Thank you so much for including I Want To Fly and the extraordinary version of Hold Your Head Up!

Fantastic night, The Zombies played some hits & the fabulous Odessey & The Oracle note for note. Brian Wilson accompanied by his fabulous band featuring BB alums Al Jardine & Blondie Chaplin followed with a great set of seldom played classics.

Great intimate show. The band was fabulous, Colin was very engaging and funny and he still has “it” after all these years. Very enjoyable show.

Band was out of this world. Colin's voice rang clear and true and Argent's playing was transcendent. A truly transformative experience and not to be missed.

Fantastic show! Can’t believe these guys are still killing it on stage. All the biggest hits with a few eclectic songs in between. Colin is amazing on vocals and Rod is a beast on keys!

A most fantastic and rather intimate show by The Zombies who, as grand and inspirational to artists even today are somewhat overlooked. Supported by The Wellgreen who were a great mix of 90s such as the likes of Dodgy and 60s mod band, were a great addition to the night. Perfectly matched with the main act who not only performed their classics but new material. Fans of Argent and Alan Parsons project weren’t disappointed either with the setlist featuring a couple of their songs featuring members of the Zombies. All in all, a great night out, a band who retain their voices and talents so well even after 50 odd years. Lastly to sing along to ‘God Gave Rock n Roll to You’ in an old church was fabulous! 5 stars!

excellent show. also very cool pre show 60s music videos. the Zombies were great, I was only dissapointed I could not bring in my real camera. :)

Amazing show and a journey down memory lane. These guys still rock and put on an incredibly entertaining show. Two long sets with the first consisting of newer tunes with a real bluesy sound and a mix of more esoteric songs and then a second set featuring them playing the entirety of the Odyssey Oracle album and a satisfying encore with an alternative version of "She' not there." These Gus can show some newer bands how to deliver ver.

The Zombies concert was fantastic! They put on a great show. Classic songs and new national....they've never sounded better than they do now. Looking forward to their new album!

It was awesome !!! The Zombies are as good as they were forty years ago!! I would see them again tonight if I could!!!The warm up Et Tu Bruce was really good. I had not heard of them before but I bought their CD.