From the hippie dancers before the show to the confetti and pyrotechnics this show had it all. Fogerty and his band, including some of his family, played his hits from CCR to solo career plus as an extra bonus he played some songs from other performers who were at Woodstock. My wife, sister and brother-in-law were very grateful to me for the tickets. I got to see him and I couldn’t be happier!!!

Prior reviewers have covered the vibe and the song selection...impeccable. I have always contended that John Fogarty is one one the most underrated guitar players of his generation. I'll double down on that opinion after last night. The finest surprise of the night was when he broke into Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance." The fun he was having and the joy of his music was infectuous. He is a man who has left his music business bitterness behind without surrendering his edge.

Crowd on their feet, hit after hit after hit to stomp and sing along to. Musicians were terrific and the sound was driving... One of the best in memory!

Fans of all ages were on their feet for the entire concert rocking to songs that influenced generations. Fogerty brought out fans that haven't been to concerts in years as well as fans with grown up children and children attending the event together. With non-stop energy, John ripped through song after beloved song as well as a few new ones. His band, including his son, were given time to highlight their incredible talent as well. Included on the large screen were pictures and video of John and America in the 60's and 70's making you feel like you were "there" all over again. John promised to come back to Saratoga and his devoted fans will be there waiting!

I grew up in the late 60s-early 70s in New Orleans. I do not remember ever seeing a concert this good and when I had this much fun. The best part is John living his best life on stage with his sons. Here's the kicker...an older gentleman on our row could hardly even walk to his seat w/o assistance...But, he was dancing some sort of a jig at Proud Mary. Do not miss this tour!

It was a great show, one of the best. John himself had the energy of a person 25. He did most of his old songs both from CCR and solo. He also did some new songs and they sounded great. Unlike his sons band in the opening act, you could hear and understand the words. His sons when they played with John showed the old man taught them well. I hope to see him again. Just a great show.