Steve Winwood Tickets

If you are a Steve Winwood fan from the '80s and up, you will be very disappointed. He did not one of his classic favorites. Also, we had to sit through a half hour of his daughter singing lovesick tunes - totally not in synch with the genre of what you are expecting at a Steve Winwood concert (she's a lovely girl with a lovely voice, but not what my friends and I enjoy.) I really wanted to leave and get my money back and would have done so if I were not riding with my friend. Tons of solos by his accompanying artists that got really old. I wanted to hear all his wonderful songs that I grew up on, but did not. Also, we had to wait another half hour after his daughter sang for him to get on stage.

Great show, would like to see Steve winwood again.

I'll make this as short as the concert. The good - Steve was in great voice, his band was very good, his daughter, Lily, has a very nice voice and was excellent both solo and when singing with her father, loved the setlist - what there was of it. The bad - ELEVEN songs!!!!! No "Valerie", "Higher Love", or "Back in the High Life". How can the Greatest Hits Live concert for such an accomplished artist be that short!!!

An unforgettable evening with a wonderfully talented musician and vocalist. 50+ years of hits from his various bands and solo projects. I am fortunate to have been able to see him. His daughter Lilly's opening band was also interesting , although much different style wise, more country than rock. .

Steve Winwood sounded really good as he played tunes from his whole musical journey... Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic, and solo artist. He let his excellent band jam away on Pearly Queen, Low Sparks, and Had to Cry Today, but also was perfect in his acoustic rendition of John Barleycorn. Steve's daughter Lilly was the opening act and she also provided backing vocals on a few songs. My only disappointment was the length of the show.... about 90 minutes. It would've been great if he played a couple more tunes from his vast catalog.

I didn’t know this was Steve’s last concert. Too bad such a talented artist won’t continue to share his many talents live again. Hopefully, these shows will continue.

The Steve Winwood performance was excellent. The venue is very good too.

Windwood was great. He still has his voice and every song was as one would remember. The opening act was Windwood’s daughter. Her music is more coffee house music and really not what I’m into. The Sands Event Center needs threatre type seating. If a large person sit in front of you you’ll need to watch the concert on the large screens.

The first 45 minutes is warmed up by Lillie Winwood, Steve's daughter. This was a snoozer. Folk music by someone who doesn't smile and has an extremely low level personality. Steve comes on and now the music starts to crank. It took a couple songs for the crowd to wake up and get engaged. He sounds great and can still make a guitar sing. WOW! Lasted a little over an hour. Thank goodness every song was perfect. For the price of tickets today, Leave Lillie home and play a little longer. At least I can say I saw Steve Winwood and he was excellent.

Steve Winwood is always amazing, however, he performed for just over an hour, Lilly performed for about a half hour. No where in the billboards did it announce that Lilly was performing. Drove 3 hours to see Steve Winwood and expected more from a Steve Winwood concert. Have seen him many times and expected a similar type show.