7/14/2022 show iat the waterfront pavillion. Perfect summer evening. Jackson did NOT disappoint. His voice was strong and true , nicely backed by two gospel singers. The setlist was very well arranged, and had the audience fully into the show. Encores included Take it Easy, Load Out, and Stay. Jackson shared a few anecdotes, and was very appreciative of the audience. I feel lucky to have seen the show.

I had never seen Jackson Browne, before, but it was worth the wait. At age 69, his voice is still strong and he was engaging and personable with the audience. He played 25 songs! While he played a ton of hit songs (Doctor My Eyes, In the Shape of a Heart, The Pretender), he also mixed in less well known, but great, songs like: For A Dancer, Before the Deluge, Your Bright Baby Blues. He mixed between guitar and the piano and mixed up the pace, with upbeat songs like: Red Neck Friend and Running on Empty, but slowed it down and showed his soul with songs like: These Days and Love Needs A Heart. Finally, there were songs off his new album (The Long Way Around), but he also covered Warren Zevon's Lawyers, Guns & Money. it was really terrific. If your a Jackson Browne fan - you have to go see him

Came to Vegas to see Jackson Browne and was not disappointed at all. His voice is still wonderful (how does he sing better in the higher range?) And his backup singers are A-mazing, as is his oh-so-talented band. His first songs were basically political and given the state of the world, he seemed burdened. (How could one not?) But the more he sang and with the love his fans displayed, he seemed to enjoy himself more and shine a bit brighter. By the end, he (and we) were soaring. He broke his set list a bit, and an usher told us he played a half hour longer than previous evenings (Thanks, Venetian). I saw him live when I was 19 and only again now, 50 years later. What perfect bookends. Thanks, Jackson, for being one of the composers to the soundtrack of my life!!!

My first time going to the OrlandoDr Phillips Center- he was in the beautiful Disney theatre in it and the entire concert was great! His writing & musicianship was always incredible & his voice seems to have only become stronger, perhaps from the deepening of voices that generallly happens with age. He truly made easing into this new decade easy as I watch and with him move through the years that then become decades. One of his songs kept me alive during the hardest times & still depend on his music for moments matching any and all moods and spirits.... Thank you Jackson ~

First saw Jackson at Red Rocks in the 70’s. I have seen him in concert about 8 times or so since then. I have always looked forward to listening to him on a regular basis. I have never left one of his concerts disappointed. That said, I feel like I have grown up with him, learned and shared in the experiences of the times. I have friends who really have no similar feelings as these. I think that if he speaks to you through his lyrics, you will enjoy his live concerts as well. Have I wished the venue would have been better or wished he played a few songs that I would have loved to hear that night, sure! That’s not on him. I would love to thank him personally for his contributions to music and the positive influence he has been to me for many years.

This is my fifth time seeing Jackson Browne (JB) over the last 44 years and it was another fantastic show. The Palace Theatre was a great venue and JB's voice, and band filled the venue with great music. I've been to an acoustic show where the audience shouted requests and JB did the song. Unfortunately, now a vocal group of folks feel that every concert should be shouted requests instead of a planned and rehearsed setlist. The setlist was a great blend of classics (For a Dancer, Dr My Eyes, Running on Empty, Your Bright Baby Blues) some surprises (Love Needs a Heart, Something Fine, Farther On) and some great newer stuff also (Barricades of Heaven, Until Justice is Real). He played for almost three hours and my only regret is that he couldn't play for three more!