I had a very different experience than some who wrote reviews from other nights. Attended Oct. 5 , 2018 performance. Would have been nice if it could have been done with full orchestra, but also would have been pretty expensive. The sound was excellent, vocals were great, screen and light during the Days Of Future Passed segment : really good. Hayward, Lodge clearly enjoyed themselves and were charismatic and gracious. Saw them in 1969 or 1970 in Detroit, and must say they still sing brilliantly, and their tunes are so melodic. The audience response was extremely positive. In all, it was beyond my expectations. I’m picky about concert quality, and I also am certain that most of the audience would have a positive reaction. Would be interesting to see comment from others that attended Oct. 5.

Loved it. Would see them again and again. Please come to Philadelphia Pa

The Moodies rocked the place tonight in Irving, Texas! John Lodge, Justin Hayward, and Graeme Edge out did themselves with a memorable, musical trip through the years. I've seen most of their venues in this area and this was outstanding! Keepin' the Faith!

This show came at such a perfect time in my life,first off I bought the tickets for my wife's 50th Birthday so fitting in with Days Of Futures Past 50th Celebratation,and secondly I just lost my Mom July 5th age 86.....so for my wife and I to get out of the stix and head to the city and be part of this magical musical evening this was so perfect...... My wife's first Moody's show my one of many.....they performed flawlessly, the backup band kills, John & Justin's voices are still getting to those magic notes.......been listening to my vinyl since the 60's and am still listening to them......Do yourself all a favour to yourselfs..........go see them while you can.....and see them again......* * * * *

GREAT SHOW TONIGHT.THEY SOUNDED WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been a life long fan of the Moody Blues and although I was only 5 years old when Days of Future Passed came out. I was amazed and left in tears by the performance of the Moody Blues and the 2nd half with the Toronto Festival Orchestra. This is music at it's best.