Tim McGraw Reviews

Deborah from Syracuse, New York

CONCERT

This was a great evening with a great star and had a wonderful time.

Kelly from Charlotte, North Carolina

OLD SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL

Tim McGraw is an amazing master of the show. Sound quality was iffy in a few parts. Otherwise, looooved it!

from Fort Lauderdale, Florida

PITCHY AND OFF KEY

There’s no doubt he has a very good band Anna, strong stage presence. But his vocals were not good. They were very pitchy and off key. He did say he had a sore throat that day, but the singing wasn’t good. The crowd was fantastic and very forgiving and enjoyed his concert regardless.

Cindy Johnson from Seattle, Washington

TIM MCGRAW CLIMATE PLEDGE ARENA SEATTLE, WA

I give it a B because I like his music but his voice was weak and hard to hear. He was lethargic through Humble and Kind. Biggest problem was the length... 1 hour 15 minutes was too short for what we paid!

Curtis Smith from Denver, Colorado

DENVER SHOW

Was the worst Tim McGraw concert I’ve been to. The sound was awful, he was off pitch and he could barely move, he was stumbling around the entire show. Normally a huge fan of his and have seen many of his concerts. This one was a huge disappointment.

Mike McGuire from Tampa, Florida

TIM MCGRAW LIVE NATION MIDFLORIDA AMPITHEATRE

Concert was pretty good but there were portions of the show where the sound quality was so bad you could not understand what he was saying, even when he was just talking. We were seated on the lawn. Don't know what it was like in the seats but there was something definitely wrong with the sound further out.

Stephanie from Syracuse, New York

TERRIBLE SOUND QUALITY

Might have been a great concert as playlist was terrific but you couldn’t hear Tim. Band was too loud or something. Such a shame. Was it his sound or the amphitheater sound ??

McGrawFan from Hartford, Connecticut

TIME HEADLINER TAKES THE STAGE?

We were there until 9:45pm & Tim McGraw had not yet stepped on stage. You’re opening acts were talented-yes. But, we paid for the headliner who didn’t take the stage until 2 hrs after the printed time?! ?!

William Bruce from Beaverton, Oregon

POOR PRODUCTION

Love Tim and have for years. However whoever was doing the sound production should be fired. Terrible, over loud to the point of pain. More painfully, could not understand a single word of the lyrics and indeed Tim sounded pitchy and lost in the crushing wall of sound. We thought maybe it was just us and the “nosebleed “ seats that we had but others with better seats said the same thing. The two opening acts were plenty loud but had no similar sound issues.

Shari Oliver-Watkins from Denver, Colorado

TIM MCGRAW SOUND SYSTEM WAS AWFUL!

We spent a lot of money on floor seats for the Tim McGraw concert. Although the singing and performance were amazing, the sound mix really took away from the concert. I didn't notice it when Carly Pearce performed which makes it even more frustrating considering the expense. It cut out completely for a few seconds at a time 2 or 3 times which wouldn't have been so bad if the other times were almost muffled sounding. I'm not a sound engineer, so I'm sure I'm not using the correct verbiage, but very disappointing. I've been to several other concerts in the same general area of Ball Arena, and this was not an issue.

Bif from Austin, Texas

DISAPPOINTED

Tim McGraw’s debut album was the first country album I ever bought. His second release was the 2nd country album I ever bought. I saw him live for the first time last night in Austin and his concert is the worst I’ve ever been to. His voice was horrible and he sounded nothing like he does on his studio albums. At one point he was singing along to his Highway Don’t Care song with a recorded version of Taylor Swift. They left some of his recorded background vocals in there and it contrasted poorly with his live voice. Carly Pearce opened for him and was outstanding, why not let her fill in for Taylor Swift’s part? His voice was so bad that I thought it might be my headphone filters but then I remembered when we saw Blake a few weeks before and his voice sounded like his albums. Tim spent most of his time flexing, posing, and telling the audience to keep cheering him on, which they did. He has great music but I’ll be sticking to listening to his studio albums from here on out.

Jennifer from Austin, Texas

NOT WHAT I EXPECTED

Wow!!! I thought it was just me until I saw all of these reviews today. I saw him last night at the Moody Center in Austin, TX and thought it was my least favorite concert I have ever been to. I agree the sound was awful. He sounded like a cartoon character for some parts and was very hard to hear over the very loud music. Very disappointed that he only sang for an hour and 15 minutes. We saw John Michael Montgomery, Colin Raye and Tracy Byrd (3 separate concerts) and they plAyed MUCH longer and did so many more songs. Very disappointed. I was so excited and was let down.

Heidi I. from Eugene, Oregon

2ND WORST CONCERT OF MY LIFE!

The pitch of the seating at the arena was extremely dangerous. Paid $160 to sit in the nosebleeds and they didn't utilize the screens for the upper floors. The lighting was horrific! I couldn't even watch the concert because they were constantly blinding me with the lights. Why are you shining lights at the audience?! Long unnecessary gap between performers. Horrible experience! I want my money back.

Monique from Denver, Colorado

PITCHY AND NO ENERGY

I spent big bucks to see him in Denver and was SO disappointed- he was pitchy, zero energy with the crowd. All the fix was walk around with his arms spread out. Will never pay yo see him again. Coke Swindell and Thomas Rhett know how to put on a show!

Extremely Disappoimted from Fort Worth, Texas

MCGRAW FTW DICKIES

Wow a huge fail, could not understand a word very weak vocals with painfully loud band. The worst concert ever attended.

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