Jackson Browne still has a strong voice that carries his famous tunes from the 70's into his 70's. He was entertaining, sincere and seemingly humble for someone with his great success. Being a life-long JT fan, no matter the performance or the chosen tunes, I am always delighted to see and hear him play. His dry wit is amusing as well. Understandably, some of the lesser fans expected to hear more of his hits, but for the always-going crowd, it's nice to hear him mix it up. For me, bringing back the memories of when both Jackson and James' old hits were popular, really makes it all worthwhile. As all of us age together, recalling those years from their live performances today makes me smile. I'm just thankful that they are both still around and have it in them to continue to share with us. Thank you Jackson! Thank you James!

Both Jackson Browne and James Taylor have great voices and each, in their own ways, still seem excited by writing new material and sharing it with the world. The musicians and vocals were stellar - what a quality show in every way. The lighting and images were fun as were the big tv screen so that we could see the singers up close. The music each performer chose was meaningful and a good mix of the old and new. The audience was great and gave the musicians 2 ovations....the ending piece being You've Got a Friend with both Browne and Taylor was nostalgic and sweet. What a great show and I wish I could go again. Don't miss this show if you appreciate great music from 2 wonderful artists.

Absolutely wonderful! It's one of those things that you never knew was on your bucket list until you did it. It brought back all the wonderful familiar memories! Background and stage were so James Taylor. Appealing, interesting, grounded and pleasant.

I have seen Jackson Browne 5 times and was delighted to see that his voice was as raw and perfect as ever - I downloaded his newest album a week before and was glad to be able to sing along…his band was amazing - an absolutely wonderful show and was sad to see them walk off the stage at the end of their set…James Taylor, another favourite had a slower sweeter set list and not as heavy but managed to rouse the house to their feet for 2 numbers…his band was also amazing as well and the collaboration of the two was so so good….initially I sadly thought the audience might be favouring James who conversed a bit in French to their delight and sang an endless list of old favourites but upon talking to some younger concert goers who had come to hear James Taylor, they were surprised to find that they liked Jackson Browne way more than they had expected…and were very glad to have heard his music (I believe for the first time) I think they became Jackson Browne fans during that magical time.

Loved it! Great mix of old and new. The crowd in Toronto was right into it, it was amazing! Our seats were 6th row from the floors-great view. Many encores. Who could ask for anything more?! I definitely recommend seeing these guys, if you don’t mind hearing some new tunes as well. WELL DONE BOYS!!! 🥰

Best concert ever by both artists! The worst part was filling out Ap to cross border but totally worth it! Loved the new & old songs Jackson Brown sang, loved James and his group , especially Shower the People with Arnold McCuller. Also James son Henry great with other regular singers ! Loved Andrea on violin!