Justin Timberlake

The lights dim and a robotic female voice counts down, inching you closer to the moment you’ve been waiting for…ten…nine…eight… The spotlight casts his silhouette 30 feet high onto the wall of Madison Square Garden, an image of regality, Justin Timberlake clasps the cufflinks on his white Tom Ford suit…seven, six, five… His shadow brings light into the hearts of the city. This is it, New York. And you’re ready…four, three, two, one…

Justin Timberlake’s falsetto floods you with dopamine as he slowly rings out the first 30 seconds of his love anthem “Pusher Love Girl”.

The band pulls on the harp strings. His voice pulls on your heart strings. Notes tip tap down the spines of 18,000 adoring fans. Pheromones and sound waves fill Madison Square Garden, seeping into the bones of the city that never sleeps.

There is nothing quite like the lovestoned story Justin Timberlake croons to a crowd of thousands lucky enough to partake in his live music journey. The 20/20 Experience World Tour blessed New York City on that freezing February night, but JT and his backup singers and dancers, The Tennessee Kids, kept the women warm and wanting more over the course of the 2+ hour show in which sexy is definitely brought back.

It's a night of non-stop getting in of the groove. As if the honeycomb stage and laser light shows were not visually stimulating enough, JT delivers on a once-in-a-lifetime personal experience with an animatronic catwalk stage that came to life stories above the crowd, traversing the stadium. Fans across the entire arena get the chance to be no more than 5 feet from Justin, take selfies with the President of Pop, and if they’re lucky enough to sit in the VIP Pit in the back, can reach out for a handshake and hang out with The Tennessee Kids themselves. Good luck finding the drive to wash your hand after that…

Justin Timberlake the 20/20 experience! Or pure awesomeness experience. Everybody knows Justin Timberlake is brillant, he's talented, he is an incredible showman and he knows how to razzle dazzle a crowd! From horny ladies to the non-fan hubbies (who were just there to make sure their lady does not end up throwing herself at JT), everybody was more than pleased by this incredible 2 hours of magic. Justin just can't do wrong. The music is great, the band is incredible, the energy of the 6 dancers, backing vocalists, lights, stage, INCREDIBLE setlist, the DJ prior the show; everything is perfect and everybody is under his spell after the show. The guys want to be him, the girls want him. He's entertaining, he's fun, he's talented. He really raised the bar with this tour. The 20/20 experience show is a great blend of all Justin's records from the first to the last. Your favourite song is on the setlist for sure + amazing covers of Michael Jackson and Elvis. He plays piano, guitar, dances, sings, acts, we wonder what he can't do... The cherry on top is that gigantic see through catwalk which moved from the stage to the back of the arena where Justin stayed for 3 songs, allowing the entire arena to be upclose and personal with him.
Go "Experience" Justin, it will be worth every penny spent "This I promise you"!

I truly hesitated on spending such a large amount on 2 concert tickets.....SO WORTH IT! Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids put on not only a musical performance of top artistic quality but the stage and light show was also a strong, almost extra member of the tour. The Tennessee Kids kept the beat pumping and the energy swinging. Their ability to quickly move through pop pieces was impressive. The pure delight and energy that they were feeding the audience was also addictive. Justin was top notch not only as a singer but also a dancer. I am always amazed that someone can sing and dance so hard for such a long period of time. I really enjoyed that in between songs we got to experience his personality and sense of humor. I was most impressed when he kept it simple with either just him and a piano or him and an acoustic guitar... it reminds you why he is so widely appreciated, because Justin is just plain talented. If you are debating the ticket price, don't... bite the bullet and enjoy the 20/20 Experience. I am so glad I went as it was an opportunity to cross another performer off the bucket list.

All I can say is WOW! I have to admit I was not a fan of JT until I heard Suit and Tie and now I am hooked! I also was not expecting such a well put together show. From the second he came out singing Pusher Girl to the end he KILLED IT!!!' He was sharp as was his band and dancers. He also sang an Alicia Keys song, Frank Sinatra, Kool and the Gang and BBD. He also threw in Elvis just to even it out. That impressed me. When the stage raised up and moved across the arena I almost passed out. Him and his dancers were still jammin as the stage moved and came back again!!! The boy is DOPE! He came out at 9:00 pm and didn't leave the stage until 11:30 with only one 10 minute break. I am writing this 7 months after and it's like I saw him last night. He is coming back to the Barclays in December and yes I will be there! Oh and his set list covered songs from each album. When Suit and Tie started everybody lost it. Again a good crowd adds to the enjoyment of a concert! I am bringing sexy back!!!

We've been patiently waiting for Justin Timberlake come to Ottawa since 2000 when he came with NSYNC. He so didn't disappoint! I saw him on his Future Sex/Love Sound tour in Toronto and this show was just as epic. He had us on our feet all night long and it was so worth the money. Heck... I'd probably pay more next time if I could swing it! He even had a short 10 minute intermission which I've never experienced before but it was kind of nice. He was on stage for a solid hour before the short break, and when he came back, he was on stage for about another hour and 15 minutes of non-stop dancing and singing. The stage was pretty awesome too. And from what I can gather about the VIP area... so worth the money. That's according to my friend who bought tickets to sit there anyway.
If there were an infinite amount of stars to give JT's 20/20 experience tour I so would. Do yourself a favour and GO SEE HIM!!

Great performers are the people who can make a stadium venue feel like an intimate show. Someone who connects with each person in the audience. Justin Timberlake is a charismatic, talented performer. His personal interaction with the crowd separates him from an artist to an entertainer. He even went out of his way to sing "happy birthday" to a lady in the crowd! I had waited seven long years to see this man in action and he didn't disappoint! He has such an amazing energy, you could literally feel the electricity in the arena. At times he was just standing on stage grinning while the whole stadium was erupting with screams and applause. After the intermission part of the stage moves to the other side of the stadium, getting the crowd in the stands that little bit closer to the man himself. JT. What a night!!!

I have been a Justin Timberlake fan since "Tearin' Up My Heart". Every time I hear him sing, I'm as giddy as a 14 year old girl. (I'm 30). His on stage presence makes you want to be his friend because you feel like he is genuinely a nice person. His interaction with the fans makes me feel like he a real person, not superficial or self-involved like a lot of these stars. Days before the concert, I had all 4 solo CD's on repeat. It's been 5 days since I saw him and I still have it on repeat. His voice was authentic and flawless and I could have died right at that moment and been happy.

JT and the Tennessee Kids, were fantastic.
I have seen Madonna in her prime, U2, and Dave Matthews with Carlos Santana. Each one I thought was the best concert I'll ever see, Justin blew them away. The light show, the dancing, and interaction with the crowd was unlike any show I've experienced.
His cover of Bel Biv Devoes "Poison" was like taking a time machine back to 1990. I recommend that you experience this show. I believe, again that this was the best concert I'll ever see.

Very interactive with the audience. Not a ton of props so he kept his tour simple. His dancers didn’t have elaborate outfits, but went with his tour “Man of the Woods” style. Seems like he likes to have different openers at different shows. He had a freestyler and also a pop/alternative artist open for him- a Canadian artist named Francesco Yates. Justin Timberlake performs well in concert and authentic to his recorded music, and he brings a lot of dancing!

All I can say is that it should be illegal for one individual to be that talented! I giggled squeeled and screemed like a little school girl! Best show I've EVER been to and I probably go to at least 5 gigs a month. Well worth the money; consider it an investment in a memory that will stay with you forever.