Alicia Keys Reviews

Francine from Cleveland, Ohio

SO VERY DISAPPOINTED

We were so excited to see Alicia keys in Cleveland on Friday night. We'd had the tickets since before COVID. Her song Superwoman, was a life -altering experience for me when I was going through breast cancer. It was my anthem. I desperately wanted to hear her sing that song. Ultimately, she didn't sing any of her older music while we were there. It was mostly a bunch of hip hop for lack of another way to explain it. She's clearly targeting a much younger demographic. This is the kind of thing that makes people of a certain age feel invisible. We didn't even stay for the whole concert. I thought I would at least recognize one song. I'm just very sad.

Estef from Houston, Texas

SO DISAPPOINTING

Since the begining she looked tired. I thought that it would be an awesome show cuz it was her husband’s birthday, but it wasnt. She seemed tired, vocally and physically. It was really disappointing since we were waiting for this concert 2 years ago and bought the tickets on advance. I hope she would make it up.. she only performed for less than 90min and had a 30min delay after Pink $weat

JDizzle from Orlando, Florida

THIS GIRL WAS NOT ON FIRE

Late start. Lackluster Opening Rap Act. Loud. Terrible sound production. New music is not what made Alicia Keyes famous and admired. Only highlight, which took forever to hear, we’re three oldies. NY, Girl on Fire and Falling. Alicia’s new music has sadly fallen. A sad night.

Cynthia from Orlando, Florida

GUESS SHE IS EVOLVING

At some point, it was not music anymore. It was noise. The magic of Alecia was her voice. Out of respect, she gets an extra star. I won't go again but wish her well with whatever she is now trying to do with her music.

Art Wells from Orlando, Florida

ORLANDO MENU: MICKY MOUSE SOUND

The Sound System was from the 1960s. Unacceptable in this day and age. Expensive tickets, which made it a campfire sing along venue then a red hot voice on FIRE. I expected more from her. Girl--talk to your Sound Technicians.

Jeff M from New York, New York

STRONG PERFORMANCE RUINED BY TERRIBLE SOUND

I'm 50, so I've seen a lot of shows, and this was the worst concert sound I can remember. I can't say with certainty whether it was acoustics of the venue or just a terrible FOH mix, but the bass overpowered and muddied the vocals throughout most of the performance. Quiet passages with Alicia only on piano were fine, but any time the kick drum was going, her vocals were unintelligible. We were sitting in section 15 and ironically not too far from the mixing desk.

Randy Allen from Louisville, Kentucky

COULDN’T HEAR ALICIA

She is an incredible talent with a beautiful voice but could hardly be heard at the Yum Center concert. I don’t know who does the sound check for the band but they need to be fired. The bass was overwhelming even with ear protection. I left the concert early to go listen to Alicia on my stereo. What a missed opportunity!

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