Frequently Asked Questions About Route 66 Casino Hotel
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Route 66 Casino Hotel is located at 14500 Central Ave SW in Albuquerque, NM. For directions and parking info, visit Route 66 Casino Hotel’s official website at http://www.rt66casino.com/ or call them at 1-505-352-7866. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Albuquerque, NM on Bandsintown.
1st Date in 6 years with my wife! Won the tickets on the radio & had the time of my life with her! Good to see a band I’d always wanted to see since the ‘80’s.
My wife and I go to a lot of concerts and the BTO show was one of the best shows we have seen in a very long time. It was very well put together and because being a Canadian band and their ties to Blood, Sweat & Tears back in the 70's, Randy Bachman even did an amazing tribute set to B,S & T that blew the audience away. In addition, throughout the entire concert they had up on a screen behind them, video and photo footage from back in their 70's heydays which was really cool to watch as they played.
If you have a chance to see the 2025 tour in your area - or in future years - do not pass up an opportunity to see them. You will not regret one minute of their show!!!!!!
The show was wonderful. I really enjoyed seeing Randy play. He is one of the best guitarist in the world. Blue Collar was the HIT! Koko had so much energy. She was great. Please come back to Albuquerque.
It was wonderful to see Tom Jones again. He still sounds amazing. The concert was moving and heartfelt. He is still charming with a voice like no other
First of all, I was so excited to be able to see Tom Jones again, he was awesome the last time he came to Albuquerque and I always remembered what a great show it was.
I was disappointed in this show. While he still has a superb voice, I only knew 5 of his songs (4 if I don't count the song he sang by Prince). Again, very disappointed.
A good mix of the old & new, along with a few rarities & covers. Plus they did several extended jams, which the band is known for. However a significant portion of the crowd sat through most of the show, which dampened the overall vibe of the evening somewhat. Plus the encore was a bust, along with the lame exit from the stage by Chris & Rich. But that may have been due to the less than raucous support from the audience, except following a few of their best known songs.
My first REO SPEEDWAGON concert was 1983 Good Trouble tour! Kevin's voice isn't quite at good as it was then, but loved hearing songs I haven't heard in many years! Took me back on time! Thanks for the memories REO!!