Your last concert was to see who and when?

I saw Paul Simon on his "Homeward Bound" Farewell Tour last night (06.01.18) at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX. Highly recommended. His voice is in really good shape (he is 76 years old, I think). He played 2 plus hours. He engaged with the crowd and was funny and gracious. He had an 12 piece band with him (two violinists, a clarinet player, a trumpet player, two guitarists, a bass guitarist, a drum kit player and and another percussionist, an accordion player, a flute player, a cello player, and a pianist/keyboard.) No backup singers other than the instrumentalists (they sang well). I highly recommend this show. The set list is below.

1. America(Simon & Garfunkel song)Play Video
2. 50 Ways to Leave Your LoverPlay Video
3. The Boy in the BubblePlay Video
4. Dazzling BluePlay Video
5. That Was Your MotherPlay Video
6. RewritePlay Video
7. Mother and Child ReunionPlay Video
8. Me and Julio Down by the SchoolyardPlay Video
9. Rene and Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After the WarPlay Video
10. Can't Run ButPlay Video
11. WristbandPlay Video
12. Spirit VoicesPlay Video
13. The Obvious ChildPlay Video
14. Questions for the AngelsPlay Video
15. The Cool, Cool RiverPlay Video
16. Diamonds on the Soles of Her ShoesPlay Video
17. You Can Call Me AlPlay Video

Encore:

1. KodachromePlay Video
2. GumbootsPlay Video
3. Still Crazy After All These YearsPlay Video

Encore 2:

1. Homeward Bound(Simon & Garfunkel song) (solo acoustic)Play Video
2. GracelandPlay Video
3. The Boxer(Simon & Garfunkel song)Play Video
4. Late in the EveningPlay Video
5. American Tune(solo acoustic)Play Video
6. The Sound of Silence(Simon & Garfunkel song) (solo acoustic)

   

Wow! Thanks!

He's coming to my area soon. I had put it off because of my concern...his voice would not be enjoyable. 

You put that to rest.

Thank You!

Oops, Paul Simon's band also had a sax player too. Apologies. (This is a sax player in addition to his guitar player that also plays the bari sax, the picolo and probably other stuff I've forgotten.)

It was either Chris Isaak, or Gordon Lightfoot. I think I’m done running to concerts. The ticket prices, parking, not to mention the late hours, are just too much to navigate. Now, I just watch them on Blu-ray listening through Stax headphones, and remember how much fun it used to be. Even the musicians are calling it a day, so I guess I’m not alone.

Saw the ZZ Top/John Fogerty Blues and Bayous tour last night. ZZ Top was spot on as usual, Just wish they would have played some more of their newer music. . Fogerty, not so good. First, he needs to fire his sound man. His band is too large for his music. The arrangements are way over the top.He plays way too much filler crap. He's trying to make a spectacle out of his good simple music. Just my opinion, nothing more.