Three hours of amazing music! Lucius started things off and they were little BOSSES. My first time hearing them and I loved them! Jackson Browne was kind, funny and amazing. His interaction with other artists is magic🙌

Went to the Beacon Theatre on Sunday - travelled with my wife from Ireland to be there, as we do as often as we can to see this great artist. Loved the show, would obviously have loved a full show by Jackson and his band but the 3 hours plus shared with Lucius was a gem. Thanks to all 16 musicians/singers for a really uplifting night - roll on Jackson's next tour (in Ireland again, Jackson???!!!). If you’re a devotee, you’ll know what I mean - if not, treat yourself to one of life’s better musical experiences

Unlike sports, musicians are only people you get to watch perform even after they enter the Hall of Fame. Got to share the great Jackson Browne with my 23 year old son. The night at the Greek was as great as seeing Jackson at the Troubadour in the 70's! Soulful music with lyrics that tells a story! What more can you ask? If you have a chance to go, DO IT!

This was the first visit to the Red Rocks Amphitheater for me and my wife and I need Walt Whitman or Mark Twain to attempt to do justice in prose to this musical venue. Seeing a concert at Red Rocks is an absolute must for fans of live music, there's nothing like the natural beauty, setting, and weather this venue has to offer. I love Jackson Browne, but to my wife he is almost a deity. So for us to share this night with friends and in this hallowed place of live music was something we'll never forget. The set list, band, and Jackson were phenomenal. It's amazing that his voice still sounds like it did 40 years ago. The man may finally be losing a little hair, but he is most definitely still at the top of his performing game. Highlights included "For A Dancer", "You Love The Thunder", "Shape of a Heart", "Sky Blue and Black", and "Your Bright Baby Blues". Thank you Jackson for continuing to share your special gift, you're truly an icon and an American treasure.

I have to say that the Jackson Browne Concert last night was one of the best I’ve ever seen.. no opening act just him & his band. Played for 2 hours then an intermission & came back & played for an hour & a half!! Jackson’s band was new & updated but complimented the man & his music superbly!! And JB talked to the audience telling little stories of how he loves Arizona and has been here many times since he was 8 years old & came with parents to work on the Hopi Reservation, then later on playing at Arcosanti, and writing Take It Easy in Winslow. He also mentioned that he loves to go to all the crazy antique stores we have all over the state. He was laughing that one time he found someone’s teeth in a jar at one antique store!! He said he will never forget that! LOL!! All in all JB is a Class Act & gave the audience 150%!! I have to say it was so good to sit & listen to really really good music & Jacksons voice was as good & clear as when he was 25!!

It was September of 1974...I was a senior in high school. My first year at a new school living in a new state. Lisa and Jeannie befriended me...2 of the best influences I ever met. The first time I heard Jackson Browne was on a Saturday night, after a great SNL episode, slightly buzzed from one of Lisa's awkwardly, but superbly rolled joints, and man was I hooked. Fast forward 44 years...my awesome son gets us tickets to see Jackson at the Oakdale Theater in Wallilngford, CT for my 61st birthday. The magic that captivated me the first time I heard his voice gave life to the depth of his words all over again. Thank you Jackson Browne for being present in my life...the good times and the hard times. You still rock forever in my heart. And a big shout-out to my son as well, who enjoyed the show "almost" as much as his mom.