Frankie Valli ...

[Dr.Corona]

Has anyone seen him live since Covid hit? If so, feedback to share?

He just recently celebrated Birthday #89 & He's out on tour. We're considering going to one of his shows. I've watched youtube footage of a couple concerts he's done over the last 8 months. It kind of appears some lip syncing is going on, but the band & him are of course playing ALL the classic hits from back when I was a small fry. Just to hear the songs "Live" with this crop of 4 Season Singers & current band on stage might be worthy of an evening at the amphitheater.

[SeattleParrotHead]

A little appetizer for you...

[Dr.Corona]

Snagged $25 tickets today as Live Nation/Ticketmaster has their $25 ticket week going on. Most venues selling the $25 tickets are for their lawn seating, but these happened to be at the back of the pavilion which I was planning on anyways so I got a nice little savings there....

[tailgaitingph]

Snagged $25 tickets today as Live Nation/Ticketmaster has their $25 ticket week going on. Most venues selling the $25 tickets are for their lawn seating, but these happened to be at the back of the pavilion which I was planning on anyways so I got a nice little savings there....

That's a win win!

[TommyBahama]

I haven't seen him. But, a few years ago, I saw a band called the Hitmen. 4 of them were members of the Four Seasons. Gerry Polci the drummer was the singer for the theme song to Grease.Lee Shapiro was another name I remember. They have changed their sound as of late. Total new band. To bad, they were great.

[Dr.Corona]

I haven't seen him. But, a few years ago, I saw a band called the Hitmen. 4 of them were members of the Four Seasons. Gerry Polci the drummer was the singer for the theme song to Grease.Lee Shapiro was another name I remember. They have changed their sound as of late. Total new band. To bad, they were great.

No question, again, just great songs!
As long as the songs don't get butchered most people who enjoy the nostalgia of music from yesteryear are happy with hearing the background music & filling in their own sing-a-long.
I recall at the end of Eddie Money's run I swear he'd start out singing out loud the hits (Two Tickets to Paradise, Baby Hold On, etc.) & everyone in the crowd would be singing so much & loud he'd just kind of let them take over.....