Mr. Bennett put on a fantastic show. The accompanying quartet was also first rate. Sang all the classics, had great repoire with the audience. He is a genetic wonder at 91 plus. Last saw him in NYC in 1991. Don't miss this great singer if you have a chance.

Amazing ! His vocal gift is still fully intact. May he be like Tony (Martin) whom I played accordion for from 1998-2012 when he died ! May Mr. Bennett do as well !!!

Saw Tony sing last night. He still has a commanding voice and at 93 stood and walked around. He's definitely a legend. Just moved from San Francisco, so his "left my heart in San Francisco" was touching and an audience favorite.

His voice was a wonderful and his performance of each song was magnetic. He sang each song as if he was telling a personal, heartfelt story.

My first time listening to the legendary Tony Bennett was an amazing experience! His voice was as clear as in the 1960s, perfect phrasing, cavorting across the stage saluting his band, moving like a 40-year-old! There must have been at least 25 songs (lost count) in the 90 minutes he was on stage--with no breaks except for the instrumental parts. He didn't even sit down, and he announced he's 93. Tony's voice was amazing--full, strong, great range--he hit every note right on! A list of favorites, including "I Lost My Heart in San Francisco" near the end. The beginning of the concert was a few songs by his favorite daughter Antonia, just so-so, reminds me of Nancy Sinatra who couldn't hold a candle to her dad Frank. Oh well. The audience was in love with Tony Thursday night, standing ovation, and "We love you Tony!" Unforgettable performance by an American legend.

What a beautiful journey not only for Mr. Bennett's energetic and well-polished performance, but also of the memories of what lyrics, melody and sentiment were from an era of performance excellence. The absorption of the audience into Mr. Bennett's stylistic, interpretative updates was complete. It was a privilege for my wife and I to be fortunate to experience what will be a lifelong memory . Bravissimo!!!