Paul Simon
Coming out of retirement for his new 'A Quiet Celebration' tour!
Paul Simon
One of America's greatest songwriters is back from retirement!
Paul Simon
Coming out of retirement for his new 'A Quiet Celebration' tour!
Why see Paul Simon?
A Quiet Celebration Tour
Paul Simon is coming out of retirement for a brand-new 2025 tour, 'A Quiet Celebration'! One of modern music's true pioneers, Simon first found worldwide fame in the 1960s as one half of the legendary folk duo Simon & Garfunkel. His solo career saw a remarkable resurgence in the 1980s when he became a leading figure in the world music movement, collaborating with a host of African musicians on his iconic album Graceland. Don't miss your chance to witness this once-in-a-lifetime experience!
Sure to include some of his finest solo work including Graceland and Still Crazy After All These Years alongside deep cuts and hits from the Simon and Garfunkel years, this opportunity is a true treat for fans and the perfect way to welcome him back to the stage.
Reviews
Customer reviews
22 reviews, average rating: (4.7 Stars)
Anne
Dumbstruck
Paul took “my†music and elevated it with genius, creative, brilliant
arrangements, keeping enough of the integrity of the originals for PS
purists. Every member of his band was a virtuoso. Renee Magritte was
unbelievable. His string/wind arrangements were wildly intricate and
the group played without charts!, for 2.5 hours. He sang acapella
above them. And the world musicians all around him and the band
regulars just blew my mind.
For 2.5 hours the entire world was aligned perfectly. Ahhhhhhhhhh,! ... Read more
Angus McPherson
Thank you Paul!! A concert to remember.
We knew going into the concert that we would not be able to
hear all of his greatest songs, just hoping to hear as many
songs from Bridge Over Troubled Waters and secretly hoping
for specific songs like Frank Lloyd Wright, Cecilia, I am a Rock
among others while knowing that I would hear The Sounds of
Silence, Graceland and The Boxer.
The musicians were tight and right on beat, always watching
the expert directions to further enhance the music.
My only regret is that it took over 53 years to see and hear
the talent of Paul Simon.
I figure that if your biggest regret about going to a concert
is/was that you wish it could be longer or see them perform
again and again then you have nothing to complain about,
only praise to be given to the talent, the skills, the humanity
and all around good people/ person.
Thank you again, Paul for an unforgetable evening! ... Read more
Gary
Even better than the Philadelphia concert
I am an admited groupie.
I saw him and his band in Philadelphia in June. My friend and I both agree that the DC
performance was better than the one in Philadelphia. Several reasons. The DC crowd
was much better behaved. More importantly, the band has become tighter and Ymusic
much more integrated with the other musicians. The performance of "Rene and Georgia
Magritte. . . " seemed disjoined in Philadelphia while it was beyond lovely in DC. The
only downside was that the acoustics in DC were a notch below the acoustics in
Philadelphia.
I have heard Paul Simon in concert many times going back to my days as a student at
the University of Pennsylvania (College '70). He never disappoints. ... Read more
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