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We were excited to see Howard for the first time. He did not disappoint. The Letting It Go tour included Culture Club and Berlin and all 3 acts sounded amazing. Howard was so energetic, and you can tell he takes care of his voice. I worry that some acts that have been singing for years cannot hit the higher notes, but that wasn't the case with Howard. He sounded amazing.
GA floor. People were pretty respectful of personal space. Some dancing some not. I’d go again in a heartbeat!
I really enjoyed seeing Howard Jones again at the 9:30 club. He was energetic as always. He said he always wanted to play at the 9:30 club. But I was not impressed with the 9:30 club. It is a "standing room only" general admission venue, which means you have to stand during the entire concert. We will attend a sit down venue next time.
Didnt even stay for Howard Jones. I came to see Midge Ure as I am a huge Ultravox fan. He did not disappoint.
A lot of fun at the Howard Jones show. Both acts sounded excellent with plenty of energy that got the crowd going through the show. A great trip down memory lane 80s style.
We had a meet and greet. Everything ran on time. Howard was very nice. No rush. He spent a moment chatting and listening to everyone’s obscure story’s. Great show overall. Midge ure was amazing too.
Howard Jones never disappoints. Singing his old songs as well as a few new ones. House of Blues isn't too big and isn't too small. You get that intimate feel.
Made me feel old, but thoroughly enjoyed the evergreen performers. Midge Ure was amazing, playing his entire set with just one other musician. Played all the great Ultravox tunes and was entertaining between songs - for those that could understand his Scottish accent! Would like to have heard a Rich Kids song. Howard was great and he also played all the old favourites from the 80’s. Still managed to reach the high tones. Band were great and light show fun. The bass player from Kajagoogoo was in the band and they played the hit Too Shy, which he apparently wrote. Think the Kajagoogoo version was better, but still enjoyed singing along. District Live is a great newish venue in Savannah. Not as many people at there as I thought there would be, but it meant we could be right next to the stage. HJ could have played a much bigger venue. Hope DL can attract some more good artists.
Saw Howard with Midge Urge in Atlanta. Midge is very personable with his cool Scottish accent, he can still belt out his tune and rock the guitar! Had a cool guy named Dan playing with him, seemed to enjoy his job and it showed. Howard Jones turned the entire show into a dance party! He is very personable as well as he played all his hits plus fab new songs - his band was amazing too. There were a couple surprises during the show that made it even more brilliant! Would pay twice as much to see this show again! Howard seems like a very positive man. Good vibes. Sidenote~. When concert goers keep their phones up for photos and videos , those behind you can’t see. Be considerate.
My second time at The Buckhead Theatre and having the opportunity to buy a General Admission ticket and be on the floor that close made for a great experience. My first time at this venue I was up in the balcony and wished I had been on the floor instead to soak up the energy between the performer and the audience. When the opportunity arose to see Howard and Midge, I knew I had to be on the floor for this event. Needless to say the performances by Midge Ure and Howard Jones were amazing.
