This was a phenomenal show at Caesars Coliseum. We went on his final weekend. Garth played all the hits and also performed a handful of covers and audience requests. I was great seeing him duet with his wife Trisha and she even sang a couple solo songs. He made a point of giving each band mate the spotlight and had a story about each person on stage. Including all the hard working talented musicians and singers on stage was amazing. Some had solo performances of their own. Caesars had the policy of sealing your cell phone in a security bag, but you keep it with you so no worries. It was nice to see the crowd fully engaged with the music and not distracted with getting the right shot or selfie. Personally I think everyone sounded great. Knowing he and most of these artists have been out performing for more than 35 years, the music was awesome. Drinks were a small fortune so beware of that. But remember you are in Vegas. Also there are professional photos available for download from the night afterwards. read more

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Best. Concert. Ever. I'm not kidding, I'm a huge live music fan and have been to many concerts. I grew up listening to Garth and saw him once before on his stadium tour. I thought that show was good, but this one blew it out of the water. He sang all the best hits, he had a fun +1 sing with him for part of the show, and he really connected with his audience. The coliseum is huge, but he somehow made it feel like an intimate show. We had the best time! Also, they do make you lock up your phones in a pouch and unlock it when you leave. It does say this when you book the ticket. It did not hinder any part of the night. They were efficient in getting them unlocked as you walked out the door. You also can't bring drinks inside, but that's a Caesar's rule. They have concessions and they are pricey. Our seats from the third balcony, row C, had a great view still! read more

Sold Out! If you're lucky enough to snag a ticket consider yourself blessed. Garth is a Country Hall of Fame and Entertainer of the Year, Century - You get the gist- this man and his band are going to deliver 2.5 + hours of a non-stop, high energy, once in a lifetime musical masterpiece of a show! Garth will have over 4,000 life long fans sing along to his legendary songs, people dancing in the aisles while crying emotional tears of joy. The vibe was chill, everyone was so damn glad to be there!!! My guy was recently told he had ... to live (mind blown); so we've altered our priorities and Garth was at the top of our bucket list! It could not have been more special?! There is and never will be anyone or anything as magical as Garth Brooks! The Colosseum is conveniently located inside Caesar's Palace and is an intimate venue. Beverages, snacks and souvenirs are available once inside the Colosseum itself. Every seat was great; the man genuinely cares about every fan's experience and won't let you down! The staff were consummate professionals which ensured everyone was safe and had a phenomenal time. Lots of Garth fans!!! Didn't miss my phone at all! With his talent, within seconds of him walking on stage everyone was enthralled. Thereafter, a link provided great photos from the evening. Worth every blessed penny and you'll be forever changed in a great way by the experience. read more

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Mr. Brooks is a Great Entertainer. However, his vocals are a shell of his younger self and other artist of similar age. He over compensates with audience participation to cover the deterioration of his voice. Unfortunately, we now know why he does not allow cell phones in his concerts. To try to preserve his legacy. True Fans should hard pass and remember his music for the special season in your life, as this concert will tarnish your memories. read more

Garth is amazing! Not one bad seat in the house. If you are an old school fan, I highly recommend floor seating.

So amazing of a concert! Loved not having my phone- the band was so high energy - he sang all the best songs

Excellent show. Garth engages the audience the entire time. He seems to genuinely enjoy the entire concert. It feels very personal. Yes - they lock your phone up. No big deal as your phone stays with you and it is easy to unlock after the show. I think not having your phone as a distraction really helps you to be present and enjoy the show. They provide a QR code for you to get professional photos free after the show. So if you can't let go of your phone for two hours, then skip this. But if you can, you will really enjoy this concert. read more

Top 3 Concerts I've ever been to. I saw Garth in Oklahoma in the 90s and he was fantastic. This was even better. The venue at Caesars Palace is so intimate there isn't a bad seat in the house. Garth sang almost all his big hits, and right out of the gate. He doesn't make you suffer through songs you don't know. He was also hilarious. Trisha was also fantastic and everyone was so pumped when she came out. It was 2.5 hours of high energy, top hits. read more

Garth Brooks is an amazing & in touch with audience performer. Great show all around with full participation of all his fans. Got to see more of his shows! read more

I am going to agree with Cee B who gave a lengthy review that was accurate. He could have sung a few more songs but he had to catch his breath by being overly appreciative of the best crowd ever. A bit showy in my opinion. Just sing. The Locking your phone up. Pissed me off. This was not made available in our purchase agreement and now you're there after spending time and money to get there. He wants to control the photos that are put out, and wants to track us by making us go to his site to get them and repost. Ok Garth, you do you but I will never give you my money again. I won't share your post or photos. I'm good. I ended up enjoying myself and now I'm done with him. Yes he did sing 2 hours so that was worth it. read more

Sorry for being the bad guy here, but I've seen Garth 6 times and this was by far the most disappointing. First, they really pushed the 'paperless' ticket. But when you get there, they scan your ticket, print out a new ticket and make you secure your phone. I don't disagree with the 'no phone' thing but don't tell me it's paperless then give me a paper. Second, this venue is inside Caesars. They own the place and the casino. Yet, when you walk in they make you throw out your drink. Why? I'll tell you why: as ridiculously expensive as drinks are at casino bars ($19-22 each), I paid $77 for two mixed drinks. Yes, you heard me, $77 for two drinks. For years he kept his ticket prices low so he could be the good guy and connect with his audience. With his stature don't tell me he can't have a say in the cost of drinks inside the venue he plays at. Last and most important, the show: the show was 2+ hours so you technically get your money's worth. BUUUT, I felt like it was more of a karaoke session than anything else. I don't need to hear Garth singing Bob Seger (multiple songs), George Strait or the other non-Garth songs. I want to hear Garth, plain and simple. He has a ton of good songs so pick from those. He also tried very hard to make this Bruce Springsteen on Broadway-esque (which we also saw). He tried to tell 'stories' which were really nothing more than long intros to the songs. It didn't work for us. He also had to have Trisha Yearwood come out and sing her one hit. My God, I know he's married to the woman but does she have to do the same shtick each concert? As many of you probably have seen him more than once like us, he has become very disingenuous and fake. Every crowd is the 'best crowd ever'. I know many artists do the same stuff but it's very clear he's there to make as much money as he can, all while trying to act like he's doing it for us. He's also very much into himself. The dude is 62 and up until last year had very little hair and what hair he did have was definitely gray. Now he looks like Wayne Newton with thick jet black hair and goatee. Nobody's buying it, dude. He looks like Mario from Mario Brothers now and it's pretty humorous to think how vain he is that we're not gonna notice it. If any of you remember that ridiculous Chris Gaines character he tried (when he was trying to be a rock star), his hair now is closer to that than the real Garth. I think we're done with Garth. I've seen enough and paid enough to know that every show is basically the same. read more

Saw him Dec 19th. Wow!!! I am NOT a country music fan. I went cuz my wife likes him and we were celebrating beating a scary disease. What an amazing show and terrific guy! He took requests covered all his major hits AND shared the stage with Trisha and his fellow loyal band members, the guy is an amazing person and genuine entertainer who loves his fans and his team. Honestly I walked out of there feeling good about humanity. read more

Awesome concert!!!!!! Highly recommend anyone thinking of seeing him. Played all the hits and crowd was singing!! read more

Saw Garth June 26. Fantastic! Most of the crowd never sat down. What a talent. So much energy and rapport with the crowd

My wife and I saw him last Thursday night and he and his band were on fire. Great concert from start to finish. In addition the theatre was great. Not a bad seat. Strongly recommend if you love great music. read more

My first Garth Brooks concert, 2nd concert at Colosseum at Caesar's (the last one was Elton John 18 years ago). The seating is really tight (narrow seats), but allows 4300+ spectators. Garth was OUTSTANDING, as was his surprise guest. He was battling a cold, but still gave a full 100 percent. He sang most all of his 90s hits, as well as songs from several other artists. Phones are not allowed, and are locked in Yodr cases during the show. It was disappointing we couldn't take pictures of each other at the show, but it's understandable. They do give you a QR to access photos from the night's show. T-shirts were reasonably priced for a concert. Show tickets were very highly priced...but it was well worth it. read more

Saw him on Sunday 28 April. It was my first time seeing him in concert. He was high energy the whole time. It was cool to hear more of his story and what inspires him. I love that he took requests and didn't take himself too seriously. My favorite part was the duets with Trisha. He puts on a well run show, but leaves room for spontaneous moments of pure fun. read more

I saw Garth +1 for the April 20th show. It was mediocre at best. Ive seen him before at an outdoor rodeo and it was a great show. This show on 4/20 was lame (no energy). He seems he didnt put very much energy into the overall experience. My money would have been better spent seeing Phish at the Sphere. OR seeing anything at the Sphere. read more

Best concert of my life. Garth connects with his audience better than anyone I have experienced. The locking up of cell phones during the concert made all the difference. It's the best way to experience a concert. read more

This show is a must see. It's one of the best concerts I've ever been to. Garth is a great showman and he's funny as hell. Trish made an appearance and sang a few songs. She was great. Garth did not disappoint. We got 2.5 hours of non-stop entertainment. Garth played many of his hits which was nice.The band and backup singers were wonderful as well. I would totally go back to this show and I'd highly recommend it it you're lucky enough to get a ticket. read more

Lifelong fan, this show did not disappoint. I had very high hopes and he still surpassed them. I laughed, cried and sang with 4000 strangers for over 2 hours. What an entertainer! read more