Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts

Band awesome Unfortunately the singer can’t sing anymore Enjoyed hearing the songs one last time as it’s their farewell tour

Holy cow. The tucker band hasn’t lost any of their groove. Incredible set thanks to the band’s highly skilled musicians. BB on drums is a real legend.

Always a great show from this guy! Innovative set list and great band. Thank you, Nick - we love you!

best concert ive been to in ages it was a pleasure to meet nick my dreams came true last night. such a great experience all around!

I had front row for my birthday and as always Nick puts on an absolutely phenomenal show! Wide range of songs new and old. The band was great! I wish we could of had more crowd interaction but due to the giant hole Infront of the stage it wasn't possible but I still walked away with a guitar pick Nick threw at me 😂. Highly suggest you go see him!

Nick was amazing! He sounded great, and I loved seeing him in a small venue like this. Patchogue did not disappoint! I would definitely come back.

I’m glad I bought the “cheap seats”. Tight band. They started really strong. Ending was weak. Front man went over the cliff. Too chatty/ cutesy / cheesy. Too many gratuitous “ band intros”. One is enough. They didn’t even play “ The World is a Ghetto”! If they woulda played that, or “ Outlaw” woulda went to 5 stars. No encore. Just lights up after “ Gypsy Man”.

This was the first time in quite a few years that I'd seen them perform live and they knocked it out of the park like always! Hoping they come back to the US for their own headlining tour! Looking forward to the next show!

The Doo Wop Project was absolutely fantastic! We loved every moment. Their harmonies were spot on and individually perfect! I cannot wait to see them again!

I have been a follower of 1950's and 1960's music since 1958 when my friend & I hitch hiked 60 miles to attend a Allen Freed show in Hartford, Connecticut. We met Alan and told him of our adventure. We were invited to and interviewed on his live New York TV show similar to Bandstand. Well it's now 60+ years later and I still attend and enjoy Reunion/Tribute type shows at the local Patchogue Theatre and others several times a year. The Doo Wop Project are among the best at performing Doo Wop, Mowtown, Four Seasons and more with their own unique arrangements, energy and perfection plus sound. They deserve a lot of credit in keeping the past musical history present and were loved by the audience. On top of everything with 2 more New York area appearances back to back from this Friaday engagement they took the time to meet & greet with their fans before calling it a night. "Above the Norm" Venue & Performers! Norm Marcioch East Patchogue, N.Y.

Fantastic as always. Embarrassing that Suffolk County had the smallest crowd of his tour. He Was so charming and accommodating at the after concert meet and greet. Grateful .

Absolutely the most amazing show I am so glad I got to see BC in my hometown theatre.

Horrible miserable gnome behind the lights and guitar. The man insulted the audience from the get go. Dropping F bombs constantly. Paying customers let alone the kids in the audience don't need to hear that slob wash. Was a huge fan of les miserable's music til I saw it live. Well have to say he's talented but what a prick. 0 STARS

The show was great. I’ve never watched a “performer” engage the audience as much as Ryan. The music was great The ad-libbing was funny too (bob Dylan-esque)

So many idiots who won't shut up and continue to use flash photography ruin the experience. Once Ryan gets flashed it takes time for him to recover and it impacts the show. The venue emailed requests to not use flash photography, had flyers throughout the venue,t announced it multiple times over the PA and Ryan personally addressed it from the stage. Didn't help. I don't know if people are just stupid or doing on purpose. He has a medical condition, stop!

Excellent!! Music was great. Wish it was longer, less nthan an hour and and a half. Even so would see him again.

Annie's voice, as always was exceptional. However myself and others were disappointed at the song selection the group played. I overheard several people who were in attendance saying they were disappointed that they didn't sing the songs that are most well known to their fans and instead focused on Annie Haslam's solo career. Yes, there were selections from TOTC, Novella and Sheherizhad, but the majority of the concert didn't focus on the songs the group is so well known for. In a word, disappointing.

where did this guy come from?Or where has he been? Shaun has put together some real fine musicians that complement him. there versions of Eric's songs are excellent! i am very much looking forward to seeing them again. thank you Shaun!

Absolutely Awesome!! Loved hearing all the old school songs and even some new ones that haven’t even come out to the public.. Had so much fun…

Great show!! Colin sounded great and his guitar work was on point. He was entertaining and funny and super relaxed.