Frequently Asked Questions About Ilani Cowlitz Ballroom
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Ilani Cowlitz Ballroom is located at 1 Cowlitz Way in Ridgefield, WA. For directions and parking info, visit Ilani Cowlitz Ballroom’s official website at https://ilaniresort.com/ or call them at 1-877-464-5264. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Ridgefield, WA on Bandsintown.
Was one of the best concerts I have ever been to in my life! I like him and his music because he’s as real as can be as a person and an entertainer. Before singing “Anymore” he asked all the military veterans to stand up to be recognized and was probably the best moment in all the show. Would love to go see him again based on that show.
Another great Beach Boys concert. They play all the nostalgia hits. Show seemed a bit short. No encore. The anecdotes and fun stories about the songs don't seem to be there.
45 mins between sets and the band kept randomly leaving the stage for long periods of time and just leaving various members to awkwardly jam out while they waited. They also seemed to believe they were at Spirit Mountain for a large portion of the show. But it was freaking Blues Traveller so extra stars added for the nostalgia.
I would love to See Jo dee Messina more often back in beautiful Pacific Northwest back in Ridgefield Washington. Maybe Seattle, Salem,Oregon @ Oregon State Fair would be wonderful or at Clark County Fair in Ridgefield Washington.. or Cowlitz County Fair in Longview,Washington
Clint was awesome, we saw the show 35 years ago and this was just as much fun! The venue was good, but it would be nice if the floor was on an angle, so small people behind big people can still see. EVERYBODY had fun.
It took me 20+ years to get to see this man perform live, and he was so worth the wait! He is a great performer and fantastic vocalist. Also, the sound system in the Cowlitz Ballroom was much better than I was expecting.
Overall, the concert was a little disappointing. Together, my wife and I spent nearly $250 for tickets to the show, not including travel and lodging costs, and she spent the majority of it staring at the back of people's heads. The venue is an oversized conference room and all the seats were on the floor with no incline or change in elevation whatsoever. If you're shorter than those around you, you're lucky if you can see the video screens at the front. Also, they put us in there so tightly you barely had room to move your arms. And the band barely played for 90 minutes. The music was great and the band put on a great show but it could have been much better in a proper venue with a real setlist. They didn't even close with their own song.