Rickie Lee Jones Tickets

What a show ... my first time at the Rialto. Look forward to seeing the growth

Ricki Lee Jones is Authentic and folksy but she had no opener and only played for an hour. I expected more from her. I left disappointed ??

People who showed up hoping for a rehash of her old hits were doubtless disappointed. This was the fifth time I've seen Ms. Jones in concert, and I'm familiar with her recent recording. I came to this show understanding what it would be; Ms. Jones singing (mostly) American classics, jazz, and torch songs. I was not disappointed. It was exactly what I expected. Because of my experiences with her previous concerts, I expected a few flubs, maybe a song restart or two, and that no matter what, Ms. Jones never sounds like her produced/polished albums. She finds her own time, when she's live. She reinterprets her music more than simply performs it. Her voice works perfectly for the classic songs she chose. Her delivery is wonderful, with her mature voice a bit warmer than it used to be. She performed a few treats from her older work, and ended the show with a rousing version of Danny's All-Star Joint. The only downside to the show was that it was her first night of this new tour, and the band is still melding. Their flubs were a bit annoying, but I'm sure they'll sort it out as the tour continues. Don't expect to hear many of her older songs on this tour. Give her new album, Pieces of Treasure, a listen before you go. If you love Ms. Jones or American standards, you'll enjoy your evening. She's my very favorite. She's been the soundtrack of my life for forty years. I love that her performances are a bit quirky.

Started late, played “new album” which was old jazz standards. Would have been fine if she played more than five songs that the audience came to expect. Couldn’t be bothered to play even one encore song.

I 'grew up' with Rickie Lee Jones and my heart has longed for her in recent years. I was lucky enough to catch her being interviewed for Last Chance Texaco, her memoir (which she modestly mentioned at the Neptune Theater.) I raced to get a copy and read her griping tale of a young, extremely talented woman on fire in the late 60's. If you, too, were a young person growing up in those days, you will love it. It left me with more respect for her than even before. After finishing her book, I went straight to her website- and was overjoyed to see Seattle was the first stop on her tour! Thank you Rickie Lee Jones. We love you so much. Please come back soon!

Rickie Lee Jones sounded better than she did the first time I saw her in concert more than 35 years ago! The small venue was the perfect spot!

I would have given a 5 but ....we came to here all her old hits not covers... Rickie doesn’t come around very often she needs to play what the people want to hear...Rialto needs to advertise...what a shame and embarrassment that the theater was only 1/4 filled.

Rickie Lee Jones has the most amazing voice. Totally enjoyed the newer arrangements of older songs as well as her newer KICKS songs. The Rialto Square Theatre is a beautiful theater that failed to sell out for Ms Jones. It might have been the Tuesday evening date, but I failed to see much advertising for Jones. Same thing happened with Lyle Lovett this month as well. Venue aside, I felt very privileged to be part of her concert tour. Realizing that the venue did not produce, Rickie Lee Jones used her humor and her magical voice to produce an intimate concert for her fans.

She should be more appreciated in the USA. Outstanding talent and performance.

Great show! Richie Lee was truly on point. Her folks were heavenly. She has not lost anything in her performances over the years. She really had a good pulse on her audience which she seem to feed off. She song all her classics which sent us diehards to the moon. The venue was absolutely fabulous! The Victoria Theatre is a worldclass theatre at NJPAC. I've seen many shows there. The seating and acoustics work wonders for the whole experience.