My 3rd birthday with Clapton. 1st was Phoenix with my son 4 years ago. My son came for me but left ready for more. 2nd with my son 2years ago in New Orleans, shortly after Ida. This last in hometown of Denver. Son again, who forced his 16YO son to attend. My first daughter was excited to come as well. He was visibly older than 2 years ago, depending on his backup band more but his fingers…..still 20 and breathtaking. My reluctant grandson was in total awe. He may be an egomaniac in person, definitely does nothing to charm his audience. One song into another without a word spoken. But…if you get a chance you need to experience genius in person. Clapton may not be God, but he is most definitely inspiring, breathtaking and awesome to watch.

Went with my boyfriend and we both were surprised at how incredible he still was and Jimmy.. I have always wanted to see him he was on my list. And I'm so grateful that he was still so good. Enjoyed the whole concert I felt I was in the presence of greatness.

Man I saw EC loved it!!! little too much acoustic stuff. But hell at 76 I give him mad props he is great. So glad and sad first and most likely last time I will see him. Songs I loved I shot the sheriff badge cocaine, that dirty cicaine worth the price of admission sat way up high cheap seats but sounded perfect no ear ringing after the show. Only pros can do this and still sound loud.

Saw EC 1975 with Joni Mitchell at Providence Civic Center. Amazed that his voice is still smooth and guitar playing is flawless! We were luck to have him perform in Boston. One of the best concerts I have seen.

Watching and listening to Mr. Clapton play was pure joy for me. If he has aches and pains, it did not show. He was at his best when playing some of the crowd favorites which were more upbeat than some of the acoustic numbers. I do think that Layla should have transitioned to the version that we have come to love. It is iconic and was a little too sedate this way. We got home really late and were super tired today but it was so worth it! Thank you Mr. Clapton

This was my fourth time seeing Eric in my life, and as always, EC did not disappoint and concert was great. Being so close, 10th row, felt very personalized. He's in his 70's now, but sure didn't show it in his playing. Really good set list. Pretending Key To The Highway Hoochie Coochie Man I Shot The Sheriff Driftin' (acoustic) Man of The World (acoustic) Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out (acoustic) Tears In Heaven (acoustic) Layla (acoustic) Got To Get Better In A Little While Wonderful Tonight Little Queen Of Spades Cocaine High Time We Went (encore) - with Jimmie Vaughan Only wish he played longer, but hey, did I mention he's in his 70's. One of highlights was encore, where Jimmie Vaughan, who was the opening act, rejoined the band and played Joe Cocker's "High Time We Went".