Emerson Lake and Palmer Tickets

We lived the way Carl chatted with the audience between songs and loved the two musicians besides him that were part of the show. During the show it was almost as if Greg was still alive. The drum solo was impressive but seemed lengthy. But that’s the only thing I didn’t love.

Gonna start by saying I am not a huge ELP fan despite my age. Bought these tickets on a whim. Palmer is an AWESOME drummer and Bielatowicz and Fitzpatrick are excellent in their own right with amazing solos. I had no idea a 10 minute solo like that was possible, let alone when you are 73! The show, and Carl, were very respectful of his band mates. Made me a bit misty. Do it, you won’t regret it.

They did a great job honoring the past of ELP. I was amazed at the talent of the performers. I had no idea you could make guitars sound like keyboards. The Lexington Opera House was also a great venue for a wonderful experience.

Carl Palmer, at 73, is still every bit as skilled and tasteful a percussionist as he was at the height of ELP. He puts on an amazing show, playing along with video of past ELP performances as well as performing creative and worthy interpretations of the ELP repertoire with two virtuoso performers, Simon F. and Paul B. If you’re an ELP fan, don’t miss this show.

Excellent Venue, (LexOperaHouse) Carl was worth the experience, fan from a distant but become a real fan after experiencing.the show that should never end!

Enjoyable evening! Thanks Carl and company, we had a terrific time!

Too much lead guitar and not enough of Greg Lake singing. Carl Palmer was very humble and full of gratitude. His stage presence was fabulous! I fell in love with him. And SO talented. Unbelievable drummer. The best in the world. The guitars went on too long sometime. Loved it though.

Enjoyed the show despite the absence of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. Carl Palmer is an absolute incredible drummer and his other members are tremendously talented. Hoping to hear more of the greatest hits of ELP. Would see them again.

My husband and I saw the show at Omokkolee Casino in Florida and loved it! Carl Palmer is an amazing drummer and the lead and base guitarist are great! So much talent! Really enjoyed seeing Emerson and Lake perform on the big screen with Palmer playing live with them. So nice to see Palmer playing with his buddies again. Fantastic show.

Very good concert Carl conversed with the audience and played very well!!

I saw and heard ELP live in the Chicago Ampitheatre in the 1970's (before it was torn down) They had the quadriphonic speaker set-up then - that's (1) set of huge speakers in each corner of the stadium. When Kieth Emerson programed his MOOG synthesizer to whirl around the speakers, the stadium shook. It was really 'cool.' Seeing Lake do "Lucky Man"& "In the Beginning"brought me back many years. Palmer was EXCELLENT! I hope I'm in as good of shape as he is - he is older than me! God Bless - great show!

This had so much potential; but failed. All you can hear are the drums. Expectation was it was Palmer playing along to videos of Emerson and Lake but it wasn't. He had two guitarists with him, one of whom made his guitar sound like an organ and played Emerson's parts, only you couldn't hear it, all you heard was Palmer's drum kit. Maybe this was one of the first shows in the tour and the sound balance hadn't been worked out yet? I don't know. People were leaving before it was over.

Listening to Carl play brought back so many good memories, especially with the accompanied videos. I just wish there had been some video's of Welcome Back my Friends as the audio of 4 channel was truly amazing. All the 3 players were incredibly talented. Don't miss this show if you ever liked ELP. It was fantastic.

I thought that what Carl Palmer did to pay tribute to Keith Emerson and Greg Lake.

Having had to sit through an hour+ of a multi media show with Palmer's deceased bandmates and a truly self indulgent 15 minutes of drumming by Palmer himself, I was not impressed. Fitzpatrick, a guitarist on stage, did a beautiful solo with the chapman stick that was exceptional. At the end of the night, Palmer finally graced us with ELP's hits, but by that time, I was ready to leave

What an amazing show! Carl Palmer is still, at 73, one of the best drummers around. He is also an engaging personality who clearly revels in his time with ELP and misses Greg Lake and Keith Emerson. I saw him about a year ago with his band of excellent musicians; I enjoyed that show, but nobody could duplicate Greg Lake's unique voice or Keith Emerson's keyboards. This time, his band was supplemented with audio and video from a late '80s concert, with Carl playing along live. The sound was superb, and, while it wasn't exactly like seeing ELP all playing together live, it was a pretty good facsimile. I thoroughly enjoyed the show, and would see them again if I had the opportunity.

I’ve been a fan of Elp since the 1960s I’ve seen them team times when they were all together and I’ve been a follower and I’ve met personally Carl Palmer at one of his drum clinics four years ago. The show was absolutely spectacular Carl Palmer at 73 is in better shape now and is probably better now on the drums and he’s ever Been … I was absolutely excited and walked away with a huge smile on my face and so appreciative of everybody that brought this magnificent show I want to see it again!! Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends Emerson Lake and Palmer!💪🌹❤️

Carl Palmer and his band blew the roof off of the Parker Playhouse. His tribute to his band mates Keith Emerson and Greg Lake (both deceased) was tastefully done and a well conceived and performed beautifully.

Excellent music and extraordinary musicians , specially Carl Palmer drums like a super profesional you’re adult I really enjoyed the concert

I enjoyed the show. 1971 my very first concert was ELP Asbury Park Convention Center and again at MSG!