The band was tight and sounded great. Could have been a bit longer but all the hits you wanted to hear were played

The concert itself was outstanding (We've been waiting a long time: 1) covid, 2) didn't tour w/ Steely Dan, 3) canceled by lightning! The venue was also excellent. My one, apparently unique, beef: Beginning with about the 4th song, Everything was drowned out by the electronic bass pedal. I am not exaggerating. Upon further research (sound techs, a professional drummer I know) this was apparently a function of our specific seating location: stage left (near the piano), about 4 rows back, level with the stage. Even an unauthorized video of the concert, taken a couple of rows ahead of us to our left seemed unaffected. I am not sure what to make of this, but I thought you would want to know, in case there was a way to mitigate this in the future.

Wow!! I’m so excited that he did the old stuff by Blind Faith and Traffic! He’s a pro on any instrument he plays, and I was thrilled with the 9 minutes of Low Spark of High Heeled Boys-it’s my top song in his repertoire and after that was all icing on the cake! Mr Fantasy, Can’t Find My Way Home, and all the rest. The only thing that would have made it better was if Clapton showed up:)

Good. Short but sweet and packed w hits. I think he's used to opening & not headlining. I wanted to hear While you see a chance. That was very important to me in the '80's. I could live wo a Beatles song but others liked him. His dtr is talented.

We got seats just outside the covered area and the sound was great out there. Steve sounded great and couldn't have enjoyed it more. We use the Casino shuttle to get in and out and it was painless.

Great music by a true musician. Loved every song. Thank you, Steve, for gracing the stage with your presence.

Steve Winwood is a legend and still the kind of professional, who, 50 years later, refuses to phone in his performance. On this beautiful cool late-summer evening, Steve and his band gave us their best bluesy rock songs of lore.

It was fantastic, the seats were great and the concert was great. The beer was expensive.

Fantastic. His voice is showing signs of age but still a talented band and he can still work the guitar and organ as good as ever.

At 76, Steve Winwood is still a fabulous musician and continues to have a great voice. The audience really loved him. The downside- a 45 minute show for an artist who could have played for hours. Very disappointing

The backing band was great though the volume was a bit low. Steve's voice isn't what it used to be and he struggled on some songs. However his artistry on his instruments was amazing. I especially enjoyed his extended guitar solo.

Steve Winwood did NOT perform at this concert. He was scheduled to be the opening act for the Steely Dan Tour in 2020, which was postponed until 2021 & then to 2022. He canceled last year, 2021! I would have attended several shows just to see the Steve Winwood portion of the lineup, however Steve did Not & has Not performed in 2022!

Considering there was no Steve Winwood, it was still good on steely Dan part. From hey 19, kid charlemagne to reeling in the years they did pretty good. Snarky Puppy did alright for a jazzy band to fill in as the opener.

Excellent excellent show , Lilly Winwood was a pleasant addition. I’d love to see him again , and soon !

If you thought the old Traffic was good, this outshines it by light years. Every player was not only a professional, but a wonder.Unlike some of the older rockers coming back to the concert circuit, Steve Winwood sounds better than he did in his younger years. The depth of his voice never failed, holding every note with conviction. Here we have a true mature artist giving us his all when and where it counts.

The man still has it. Well worth the money and time. His daughter opened and did a great job. I hope she learns from this tour how much the world admires and loves her dads music

A little Stevie Winwood and some traffic goes a long way. So few people can take a 5 minute song and make it sound even better as a 25 minute song. Until the next time! Thanks Stevie!

Steve Winwood was amazing! He and his band sounded great and he played all the hits! Fantastic!

Steve Winwood opened for Tom Petty at the Cruzan Ampitheatre in West a Palm Beach, Fl. He was outstanding as he played songs from Blind Faith " Can't find my way back home " moving then to Traffic songs such as : " Medicated Goo"; "Empty Pages"; " Mr. Fantasy " and a great version of " Low Spark of the High Heeled Boys" he then moved onto some of his solo work from albums like " Arc of the Diver". He played Piano, Bass Guitar as well as Lead Guitar. I had felt satisfied and then some with his performance being the outstanding musician that he is. Tom Petty was icing on the cake as far as my wife and I were concerned. Concerts are expensive these days, especially if you only attend a few every couple years so we ensure to buy the best seats possible. I was about 15 rows back which isn't as close as I would have liked but it was the best I could do. I strongly recommend anyone getting a chance to see Steve Winwood to do so, and look forward to seeing him again if possible. A Traffic or Blind Faith reunion tour would be awesome but as for now seeing Steve Winwood is as close as you will find to those awesome bands.

Amazing. I was so lucky to get a ticket at the last minute! Thanks for playing McMenamins Edgefield