Fantastic show. Billy Sheehan and Paul Gilbert are world class musicians. The new drummer plays with Pat T. 's spirit. Eric Martin seemed a little bit too drunk to sing but was able to keep up with the rest of the band. Another item checked off the bucket list

The best of the 3 shows I’ve seen on this tour! Eric,Billy, and Paul along with drummer Nick D'Virgilio delivered more energy and passion than bands half their age! This is rock and roll as it’s intended, raw and beautiful! If this truly is the last tour, they are delivering every night and going out high and mighty!!

This is the 3rd time I've seen this last tour (2nd at this venue), and I'm very glad I got to see it. I hadn't seen Mr. Big since probably back in the early 90s, and it was great to see them again. Anyone who misses this tour, you definitely missed out. I especially enjoyed the band swapping instruments towards the end of the show. Lots of fun!

Mr. Big has been one of my favorite bands since 1991 with the album "Lean Into It". Although I've seen Eric Martin perform in his solo career, this is my actual first time being able to see them live in Toronto. To be able to witness their final tour was out of this world & everything and more. Not only did they perform the full "Lean Into It" album in its entirety but also played a list of other great hits from their big catalog of songs. They put on a great two hour show, giving their fans all that they deserved for their loyalty. The VIP meet & greet being canceled was a bit disappointing for the fans but they made up for it in their performance. For all those who went to the show & were able to witness this riveting performance will be forever thankful. Thank you for all the years of great music Mr. Big & its good to see you'll continue to channel it in you live recordings & new album Ten. Your music will always be an influence to musicians like myself & your legacy will live on through your versatile sound. Fantastic show !

It was a fantastic gig. Still a band with virtuoso bass and guitar players( Billy Sheehan and Paul Gilbert). Nick d’ Virgilio , the drummer chosen for this tour, was also a good choice for the band. And Eric Martin, with his unmistakable voice, completes the band which was on top in early 90’s.

Great concert, the guys still look like they enjoy the music and the showmanship. Billy Sheehan is a Living Legend when it comes to Bass players. The only annoyance was the lady in the front row always trying to distract the band members.

Mr. Big delivered an exciting, techincallly awesome and foundly reminiscent show that brings you back to 1991 when their album "Lean into It" came out. This supergroup of rock gods makes it look easy. Nick on drums kicking it, Billy who makes bass guitar extra cool -front and center , Eric with his soulful rock bluesy, southern voice and Paul, pioneer rock guitar master, one of the fastest I have ever seen and my guitar hero, flawless. Sad this is their farewell tour as they are so magical to watch, but glad I got to see them again and meet them too! Great, hard working and talented guys and staff. A must see show of these legendary musicians!

Show was good. Eric Martin was ill so his voice kept cracking and fading out. He performed like a champ under the circumstances. However, the rest of the band was spot on. Billy Sheehan was unbelievable and Paul Gilbert was fantastic- such an underrated guitarist. The band gelled and was spot on as they ran through their set and they were super tight. It was great hearing the “Lean Into It” album in its entirety.

Great show, been a long time coming for their return, the before show sound check, along with autograph & pictures was fantastic. They played numerous favorites, one particular highlight was when they all switched instruments, Paul went to drums, Nick went to Guitar, Eric took Billy’s bass , while Billy took the microphone and belted out the vocals. They just rocked it non stop, very glad I was able to attend.

This show needs more than 5 stars. They were incredible, and the new drummer Nick is an absolute beast machine. I love me some Pat Torpey, but I'm legitimately excited to hear what NDV does on this new album. I've been a devotee since the first album, and this is my third time seeing them live. Just incredible.

Simply amazing! Eric still has the chops and the musicianship was second to none. Billy Sheehan and Paul Gilbert are both at the top of the list on their respective instruments and new drummer Nick D’Virgilio can hit the high harmonies to make each song absolutely perfect!

The talent was amazing, Billy, Eric, Nick, and Paul were absolutely amazing. They should fire their sound man, they had the subwoofer up way too much and you couldn’t hear any of the musicians (couldn’t even distinguish Billy’s playing, which is a shame) and when you’re in the audience who do you reach out to to tell them that? They should be able to hear it! Absolutely feels like a waste of money because all I did was barely hear them playing their amazing licks.

The concert was amazing. Every member of the band brought their A game and came out, firing on all pistons. Paul Gilbert did not let anyone down as usual. Billy Sheen was amazing. Eric Martin’s voice is amazingly still good and the replacement drummer did a good job. we had a great time and we will miss Mr Big.

80s bands are often hit or miss due to age and other health issues, the toll of a lifetime of substance abuse, if even the actual band, because every founding member has been replaced. Not at all the case with Mr. Big! Billy Sheehan and Paul Gilbert are still the bass and guitar masters we’ve known them to be for the past 40 years. I’ve been an Eric Martin fan since the early days of his career, pre-Mr.Big and his wit, humor , and his voice, are still on point. This was a great show, worth the money and venturing out in 20 degree weather for. The venue knew their audience and provided plenty of seating. I took my husband, who isn’t an 80s hair band fan, and he also enjoyed the show. It was a great night and the band brought their all to the audience!

I’m prejudice. I’ve followed these guys since they took off back in the late eighties. They are one of those bands that unfortunately got lost when grunge came into the scene in the early nineties. They always put out their best. Their shows are always great. Too bad they are saying they are done.

Fantastic. Nostalgic. Energetic. Unforgettable. Thank you Paul, Eric, Billy and Nic. Mr. Big played at Zepp in Kuala Lumpur on August 14th 2023. It is the last leg of their Asian tour after China, Japan, S. Korea, The Philippines, Singapore and Indonesia. It is bitter-sweet to watch them live as this is their last tour together. The fans enjoyed an almost 2.5 hour concert where they played all their big hits and deep cuts. Eric and Billy interacted with the crowd and made the evening even more special. As Billy closed the concert he said “Terima Kasih”. Thank you Mr. Big. You have been a soundtrack of my teenage life in the ‘90s. Listening to your music last night bookmarked my own life milestone.

When the tour was announced i was hoping Mr Big would do a meet and greet in KL. I assumed travel plans made it a bit difficult to spend more time over here but thank you so much for at least providing fans with signature copies of albums. I got 2 Lean into it signature CDs and one will be on my personal wall of fame. I was lucky my first stadium show was Mr Big in 1994 in KL. We all ran onto the pitch when the gates opened as wanted to be in front. I am blessed to also share this moment with a friend who was with me 30 years ago. He now also has that second Lean into It signed CD to remember. This sharing should tell you how much the shows meant to me especially with the farewell tour ending in KL for Asia. Thank you everyone who made this all possible. Thank you Mr Big. Zepp KL has had some great shows especially with all the drama lately and the concert experience has also been improving from 2022. We now get access to broadband to produce e-tickets, great merchandise (thank you again!), VIP and seating section opened and better safety measurements. Complete with oppurtunity to collaborate eg guitar exhibitions, competitions and give-aways. Would have been great if the winner of Paul Gilbert signed customised guitar could have played a tune as no opening act. However, note that when when you enter the main Zepp KL entrance and you see a shutter as that's the VIP entrance. I'm only thinking of making the Zepp KL brand better as i understand access via escalators is at the Lalaport area. For the show, Billy Sheehan had sound issues, Eric Martin was making fun of lighting but helped to improve Paul Gilbert's guitar volume. Of course KL also missed the amazing video entry that some countries had and screen footage/videos. I'm happy no security to stop people from taking video recordings but appaled with Eric Martin making fun of some trying to capture what was almost an amazing night. To the organizers and band, it was a milestone event for many. Make it perfect.

Don’t like the Academy as a venue. The sound is never good. Tonight the mix was poor (despite trying three different vantage points). The band played a good set (Undertow was the highlight for me). Paul Gilbert was on top form. A truly great guitarist. Only downside was the sound.

Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheehan are still on top of their game. it was also cool of them include Pat, their original drummer on some songs as he is recovering from cancer. opening band was an instrumental trio called Hands & Feet who were sensational. Color of Chaos was also a solid opener.

Don't remember the last time I was this impressed by a live act. Gilbert and Sheehan are perfect, Eric Martin's voice is still there. Touring drummer Matt Start is a rock, but great to see Pat Torpey is still rocking! Seriously can not wait til their next Phoenix show.