Hall and Oates
I CAN go for that: the legendary music duo head out on tour
Hall and Oates
This is going to be a tour full of great fun aswell as great music!
Daryl Hall
Hall and Oates
I CAN go for that: the legendary music duo head out on tour
Why see Hall and Oates?
Hall and Oates live!
From their first hit in 1974 through their heyday in the '80s, Daryl Hall and John Oates' smooth, catchy take on Philly soul brought them enormous commercial success, with their estimated 40 million record sales marking them as the best-selling music duo of all time! With a plethora of hits under their belts, including 'Rich Girl, 'I Can't Go For That','Maneater', 'Make My Dreams' and many many more, their back catalog often can often be found on perfect party playlists and movie soundtracks.
Did you know?
In one of the wilder band origin stories we've heard, the fateful meeting of Daryl Hall and John Oates took place in a service elevator in 1967 - where they both hiding following a rival gang fight at the Battle of the Bands competition they'd both turned up (separately) to enter!
Reviews
Customer reviews
83 reviews, average rating: (2.5 Stars)
hiram
Train was on time; Hall & Oates, a refreshing journey in ti
Although my wife and I missed the opening performance of Kandace Springs, we arrived in time to catch 'Train.'
From there opening number, "50 Ways to Say Goodbye" to their closing selection, "Drops of Jupiter," they rocked. Patrick Monahan, Train's lead singer, was beautifully engaging and his voice and the band's songs made Sprint Center feel more intimate than it had any right to be.
While Hall & Oats are not the singers they used to be (70 years of age will do that to you), they were terrific. What they may have lost in strength of voice, they made up for (in spades) going down memory lane with their catalog of hits. While 'Sara Smile' is still my favorite song from the duo, their rendition of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' had the entire Sprint Center crowd (which was near capacity) on their feet and singing along.
By the end of the night, 'Train' gained a new fan in me and Hall & Oates reminded me how sweet it is to listen to 'blue-eyed soul' once again. ... Read more
Brent Roper
Train Great H&O Need new Strategy
Train was great. Great songs, great stage
presence, interesting and fun!I saw hall and
Oates in 2010. They were absolutely amazi
Hall’s voice was 100%. His voice in Kansas City
was 50% at best. He is 71 years old! Give them
credit, they had eight musicians on stage, that
is expensive.They threw money at the problem
instead of being honest. Hall either has
dementia or was drunk. If it is the first, just
admit it, people won’t mind- Look at Glen
Campbell. A better strategy would be to tell
the audience that he will sing live to a pre-
recorded version so they get their moneys
worth. Also, their performance needed some
women’s voices, eight man on stage is OK but
Trains back up singers would have been
helpful. Also, train was very kind to go on tour
w with them we all get old and need help.
Overall it was a great show, I just felt sorry for
Hall and Oats getting older. ... Read more
Jim Williamson
Live from Darryl's second home Cleveland
What a great performance, just what I hoped for.
Last year Hall and Oats came to Cleveland and played a great studio
performance of all their hits. This year we get them rocking out.
Train was there usual intertaining high enegery. The two were a
perfect mix. Pat Monahan voice was inconstant at times but his
enegery made up for it.
Daryl might be having trouble with the high notes but at 71 was very
good at sticking to a lower range.
More like a live from Daryl's house but great.
The friction between Hall and Oats was made up with the respect
between Dayrl and Pat
For those who left early, please don't buy a ticket next time and maybe
they will play a smaller hall and it will be even better.
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