What can one say about Charlie Puth? Anybody who has his jazz chops on keyboards, and who can blend elements of jazz, classical, pop, and R&B into a fabulous concert and who could so entertain an audience that consisted of kids, their parents, and independent adults between the ages of 30 and 80, has it going on! He exudes joy and honesty in his music. and on stage. He thanked folks who came all the way from Europe to see him in NYC and added: "I hope I don't suck." He didn't suck. He enchanted. I hope to live to see him ten years from now, because anybody with this talent has the potential for an absolutely glorious and creative future. Which means: a glorious future ahead for the fans of this consummate musician. It was especially poignant that he grew up in the Tri-state area, and that he expressed awe of Radio City. The audience was awestruck by him. I'm lucky to have seen him on his first solo tour; he's entertaining and educating us on music's universality! Go Charlie!

Awesome show. We loved it. Great performance superb venue!

Such a talented artist. Fun, engaging and inspiring. He is a story teller, plays the piano, guitar and his vocal range is insane. His energy was electric, ticket holders stood and sang a long with his set the entire concert. So much fun!

Don't you hate it when you go to a concert and the artist either lip syncs or sounds nothing like they do on their album? That is not the case with Charlie Puth! In fact I believe he sounds better in person than on his album. If you are thinking about going to see Charlie on his upcoming tour dates DO IT, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.

Where to begin? The man’s voice is amazing and you feel his soul with every song. Been following Charlie since his early You Tube days. Love his music and love him even more seeing him live. Don’t ,miss this tour when it comes close to you. I drove 5 hours to see him and am ready to do it again!

I feel Charlie should move more and maybe hire some dancers to interact with. His performance was a bit static at times and I wanted to see some movement onstage. More lighting effects and more theatrical. And less reliance on the audience singing, there was far too much audience participation with the vocals.