What a show! Jackson was amazing as always. I see him virtually every time he comes through Austin. As a long time fan, and having worn out his first 3 records (which I consider all time classics), I was ecstatic that he played significant tunes from Saturate, For Everyman and Late For the Sky. It was a 3 hour show with a 20 minute break, so a real robust show! 5 start all the way!

I've seen Jackson numerous times in my life, but this performance was absolutely the best! The Grand Ole Opry was the perfect venue, and my seats were very close to the stage where he sits at the piano. HEAVEN!! The set list (28 songs) was great, and he played nearly all of my favorite songs for three hours of bliss. I wept as he played For a Dancer, which becomes more and more poignant as I turned 70 this just before this concert. At 74, Jackson's voice and musical talents are as strong as ever. I am so blessed to have lived during the same time as Jackson Browne. Thank you, Jackson for making my life more complete.

Jackson came out "on time", like he always does, with a fantastic smile and telling the audience how happy he and the band are to be at Red Rocks on the last night of his tour and that he and the band have "saved" special energy to really put on a special show. He sounds AMAZING, just like he sounded in his early days, and he shared comments like, "this next song is 50 years old"! He played his Heart out and sang so perfect, like the perfectionist that he has always been. What a true blessing for me to be in his presence and "soak in" the meaning of his words in all his iconic songs and listen to his comments on why he wrote the particular song that he was playing next! He truly is a First Class Songwriter and Artist and I'm truly Blessed to feel the "soulful" experience listening to him sing "Live", and watch his emotions of Joy that he expressed with his love for performing.

Excellent! He came on stage at 6:59 and played almost to 10:00. His voice held up well and played most of my favorites. He could have played all night with his 50 years of music. Great banter with the audience. His band was excellent as well. He is an icon and just thrilled to see him again! Jeff

JB always brings it and each time I see him the shows are a little different which I love. Seen him over 10x. He is showing his sense of humor "these days" which I totally love and appreciate! "in the old days everyone went to Morocco, now you know where they go?" Colorado lol

Jackson is still the best! He sounds great, and still connects so easily to his audience. A Jackson Browne concert is a transcendent experience. I’m so glad to see him live in concert again. I would be remiss not to mention how fabulous his band and backup singers are! Thank you, Jackson! Come back soon!

Jackson, the backup singers, and band were all very good. Great to see him again (and more present). One of my favorite singer/songwriters! Nice mix of his material - old and new. The venue was easy to navigate and very nice. However, the sound system was not good. Couldn't understand lyrics or his speech. We were off to one side, so maybe was part of problem. I really appreciate a covered outdoor venue! Wonderful to experience a live concert again!

Good show, enjoyed the song selections, Jackson came out for about 4+ numbers, played really well & his voice was pretty strong. To me Jorma Kakouna was a big hit, he did a couple of guitar solos that were amazing, gettin on in years, he still can play. All the female vocalists were exceptional. The house band members all sounded great, all played really well together. A good night out😛

My 2nd time seeing Jackson, the prior time he wasn’t feeling well but assured the audience that he doesn’t cancel shows. This time his voice was in tip-top shape, just like it was the 70’s-80’s! He rolled through a setlist which surprisingly had a lot of newer songs which I felt was a bold move and sign of a confident artist. A terrific band including Bob Glaub backed him for an overall +!

One of my favorite shows. Shane Fontayne was filling in for Val McCollum and he was incredible...his energy was contagious!! We had the luck of talking with Shane and Jackson before the show. Both were so nice and we asked Jackson to play the Load Out...he made no promises but said if the crowd was good he would....he played it for us and that just made the concert that much more meaningful. Jackson is an amazing person and I love how great he is to his fans.

I saw him with full band 2 nights at the Beacon in New York. He had guests Lucius with him as well as Leslie Mendelson, with whom he performed their new song " A Human Touch" which was written for the documentary 5B about the first Aids ward and the nurses who took care of the patients. A song so beautiful that it brought tears. He also did a favorite Zevon song Mohammads Radio a Little Feat song Willin' and I am a Patriot. There were people who were unhappy that he stuck to his set list, but with guests he had too. I know that disappointed some "fans" but in all honesty, most artists don't play yelled out requests...and Jackson is great about playing them but he can't do it all the time. I thought the show was great both nights and it was really great that he is singing " Tender is the Night" again...its been a long time since he played that live. I read the other reviews and at no time did Jackson just seem to be going thru the motions. He spoke and battered with the audience and I thought it was a great show and it was really nice that he came out after the last show to take photos and talk with his fans who waited around. He is a very special person and artist and as long as he is playing, I will be going to see him.

So... some things in life are more meaningful... others we have to learn to let go... life... love... relationships... music and lyrics that reach deeply into one's soul... for emotions that we routinely in this world cover and hide... a chance to let them breathe... and take flight... last night Jackson Browne... did exactly that

Jackson Browne and his music touches your heart and soul like no other. In an age of hype and lack of social consciousness Jackson Browne shines through walls and doors with a beacon of sensibility and light. We are lucky to have such a troubadour as many of us prepare to leave this world behind.

Best. show. ever. More star power (and rockin’ years) per square inch on the stage at the iconic Sweetwater than I can imagine. Jackson was the man of the hour, but then he trotted out Bonnie Raitt and Bobby Weir. Jackson and Bobby’s duet of “Take It Easy” and “Not Fade Away” are those classic won’t-ever-forget moments. And it all went to a great cause.

As always, Jackson Browne does an outstanding job. Few singers of his generation have consistently presented songs with such social conscience. This particular show incorporated an opening act that presented Native American poetry and song, which, for an opening act, was rather long. A bit less of that and a a bit more of Browne’s material would have been better received.

The venue at the Hanover was stuffy and the seating not very comfortable. The ushers however were friendly and cordial. The sound was not very good, and Jackson, one of my idols, seemed to struggle with his voice that was raspy and often strained to hit the higher notes. His piano playing was excellent and his two backup musicians were okay. I've waited a long time to see him in person. I don't want to say that I was disappointed. But I was somewhat sad. I've always loved his acoustic work best of all. I'm glad I can turn to Pandora with my Bose Bluetooth headphones and hear Him at his best. I still love his music. Much of his sadness in his words and melodies always brings tears to my eyes and touches my soul deeply.Jerry Bessette Warwick RI

What an unforgettable experience. The venue was absolutely amazing, a little on the smaller side but it was breathtaking, literally on the water! Jackson was amazing as well, he played almost all his big hits, and a few others. He even threw out a "wall" joke referencing Donald Trump. Great night with my family, and other than the two loud couples in the back, it was perfect.

It was enjoyed most certainly! He is a great artist to hear and watch. I'm lucky enough to get that opportunity to have seen him! The one this I didn't care for was the audience yelling at Jackson Browne requesting songs! Let the man play you what he wants! If you wanna hear a certain song go to iTunes, Pandora or buy the mans work but don't be inconsiderate yelling at him while he's talking about the song he's gonna play! Jackson Browne you put on a great show in my eyes Thank you for coming to Savannah

Don't expect to hear the "hits" ( he closed with Running on Empty and first encore was "Take It Easy"). Yet this was an incredible concert. Very tight and talented band. Lots of great album tracks that made it worthwhile ( such as For Everyman; These Days; My Opening Farewell; Fountain of Sorrow; and The Pretender).

Jackson Browne is a musical icon and genius. His performance in Lewiston was outstanding. He is the consummate professional - but at the concert the intimacy with the audience is amazing ! He sang a good range of his huge body if work - I would encourage for anyone to se him perform live at least once in your lifetime !