Miranda Lambert Reviews

Christine Tempesta from Las Vegas, Nevada

FLASH DOESN’T MAKE UP FOR NO ENCORE

Miranda still gets four stars because her voice sounded wonderful. I’ve seen her about five times, and the disappointing parts were as mentioned in a previous review. No encore, no covers, very little interaction with the crowd, and why on earth would you not acknowledge your band? Did she forget? I wonder if the heat of the flashy effects on the stage might have gotten to her? Maybe she didn’t feel too well after that performance. I’d like to give her the benefit of the doubt.

Genie Heise from Las Vegas, Nevada

WE LOVE MIRANDA!

When it comes to Miranda Lambert this was not our first rodeo. When we saw her in Anchorage Alaska (many years ago) she seemed more excited to be there than here in Vegas. I’m gonna chalk up her seemingly “task oriented” approach to nerves. There is a lot happening on that stage. The show itself was solid musically, she has loads of hits and she can really sing! There were lights, pyro. I think she may have forgotten to mention her band, and a small fire on the stage may have prevented a much desired encore. (Lots of fans expressed disbelief that there wasn’t one) It would have been good to see her on a big screen because while this venue is an intimate one, we still couldn’t see design elements of her dress/ boots and expressions on her face. Ultimately everyone wanted to feel like they know Miranda a little better after the show, especially after shelling out a lot of money to see her. On night one of the Velvet Rodeo tour it didn’t happen. So much potential here we will go again

S. Rich from British Columbia, Canada.

MIRANDA LAMBERT

This talented country artist is not showcased well at the Zappos theater. Ms Lambert is high energy with a fantastic voice and talent for the guitar, unfortunately the Zappos theater is not outfitted so that you can see the show from your seat. You will have to stand and even then you may not be able to see the stage. There are no screens to provide you with alternate viewing angles. As in the previous review she did not come out for an encore but I don't blame her. As soon as Ms Lambert and the band left the stage the majority of the audience got up to leave. We attended on the first night and shortly after they left the stage someone came out with and used a fire extinguisher although I could not see any flames. Even if she had intended on doing an encore there was obviously a technical problem. It's unlikely I'll ever attend another event at the Zappos theater due to it's poor design. We were told by security that Ms Lambert wants people to be up and dancing and that's what floor tickets are for. We purposely purchased seats in the balcony so we could sit and enjoy the show, it was disappointing that we didn't get to.

Lakegirl from Las Vegas, Nevada

MIRANDA LAMBERT

Zappos isn't the best venue for a concert. No big screens and you have to stand to have a good view of the stage. Her voice and music rocked but she doesn't engage the crowd at all. The worst was she didn't introduce her band? Seriously?

Donna from Canada from Canada

UNIMPRESSED

We were looking forward to this concert which was the opening night performance. I was not impressed at all! She was not personable with the fans, came out very late but the show ended on time, and she never came out for an encore! Will not go to see Miranda again.

G Smith from Las Vegas, Nevada

GREAT MUSIC BUT DISAPPOINTING SHOW

You couldn’t see Miranda or her band. The video screen behind her was used for poor graphic and images, everyone would have enjoyed seeing Miranda and her band. It was disappointing that she doesn’t engage with the crowd. It wasn’t worth the money.

Margaret G from Denver, CO

LACKED ENERGY AND CONNECTION WITH AUDIENCE

I was excited to see Miranda for the first time. All though she did all the right things it felt very mechanical. She didn’t connect with the audience and it felt like she came out, this is what I have to do tonight and for it done. There was no energy in the show at all. You felt like she had a job to do and she wasn’t really enjoying it.

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