Judy Collins

I found Judy Collins Performance a very relaxed and entertaining evening relating her 60 years in the music business with a mixture of songs, short and long, mostly of her own early work alongside some Stephen Sondheim musical pieces accompanied on grand piano by her musical arranger Russell Walden!

Her vocal range and breath control is still as good today as it ever has been, much like Dolly Parton and Shirley Bassey whose voices also appear even stronger now than ever

For Judy age is no barrier to singing well within her range!

I would go back to see her anytime she comes back to these shores!

She may not be for everyone, but she can still hold a note which many younger than her are already unable to do!

So if you like to hear songs well sung go see Judy Collins!

I'm a long-time fan of Judy Collins. I last saw her on tour with Stephen Stills to promote Everybody Knows, the Stills-Collins album. With so many artists from the 60s & 70s doing retirement tours, I decided to take advantage of her local appearance. I am happy to report that she is still in excellent voice. As artist known for her vocal range, and the beauty of her tone, she is still able to deliver a breathtaking, emotional array of classic favorite songs, and newly written ones as well.
Her onstage patter, and storytelling, though practiced, is endearing and entertaining. If you are a fan, do yourself a favor and see Judy Collins while she is still touring to a city near you.

My sister and I (Paula and Dorothy) bought two tickets. When we arrived at check in they told us we would be sharing a table with two others. At our table were two college roommates, fulfilling a bucket list. Their names were Paula and Dorothy. That was the beginning of the most magical evening. I have been to many shows over the past 40 years...this one was one of the best. I love the stories mixed in with her songs. I love that she has been a constant love in my life. For two hours I was lost in the moment. I cannot believe she will be touring with Stephen Stills. I am trying to figure out how to get to Denver!! Thank you so much for the beauty of your songs.

Just got back from seeing Steven Stills and Judy Collins at the Visalia Fox Theater. 10 minutes to there and 10 minutes back.. A pretty good concert they played one hour forty five minutes no cell phone use stressed early.. They played their hits and some new stuff from them. Stevens voice is not the same but Judy picked up and filled in some of his singing. He still plays great.. Judy sounded really good her voice was good and hit a lot of highs.. The Fox Theater Visalia was an awesome place 1900 seats and a real good feel and sound. We sat in the balcony and it was like watching them across the street from my house.

This concert was amazing, her voice cannot be compared to anyone else. Range and timbre is unequaled in my opinion. And she is about to turn 80! We drove 2 1/2 hrs each way, for a 90 minute concert, so worth it. That is my only disappointment, wish it was longer, since I could listen to her singing for however long she wanted to sing (LOL). But I would say she has earned the right to perform in whatever way she is able. Phenomenal experience, & of course hearing her sing Christmas carols in this season is very uplifting and inspiring.

Judy Collins' voice is just as beautiful and strong as it was 40 years ago. She seemed very comfortable singing her old standards with a nice mix of songs a bit less familiar, where some artists feel they need to focus on newer material. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate with pouring down rain in this outdoor venue through her concert, but Judy was very gracious and appreciative of those who endured the elements. Hope she returns to the Denver area soon at an indoor venue!

Judy was still as beautiful and her voice was like a bird, still.
I use to travel with the Command Military Touring Shows when I was in the Army in the early 70's, and sang many of her songs.
I got teary eyed with "Some Day Soon", and "Send In The Clowns".
I brought an old book with me with a CD of when she sang "Over The Rainbow".
I had hoped that she was out signing CD's, especially if she wants people to buy them.
That was the only down side to this performance.
Very nice.

I've never experienced the pleasure of seeing Judy live but have been enthralled by her recordings for 60 years, having purchased my first one of her LPs when I was a teenager. Today, "Wildflowers" is still one of my favourite albums ever. These days I have "Spellbound" on repeat. Her management needs to find Cranbrook, BC, on the map... we have a wonderful 600 seat amphitheatre here (Key City Theatre) in the beautiful Canadian Rockies.

Judy Collins’ voice is as powerful and beautiful as ever. She was so funny sharing stories of her life and the people in the music industry that she continues to make music with. Her pianist Russell was wonderful too. It was a thoroughly entertaining evening listening to her old standards that we all love and some of her new music. I wish we could’ve had a meet and greet afterwards but I bought her CD albums.

I loved the concert. Judy's opening singer was great, but I was anticipating Judy. She looks as great as ever. 99.9% of her music was spot on, even though she had a few wavering notes and one flat note. I can forgive her, since her career is 60 years long and she is 80 years old. We had a great time, especially because the smartphone banishment was in effect.