Bachman-Turner Overdrive Tour Dates & Upcoming Concerts

Absolutely incredible. I have seen them over 20 times and they continue to exceed my expectations. Randy was awesome and took some time to interject band history and stories into the performance. They played some of his Guess Who songs as well in the beginning and wrapped it up with a montage of songs to get them all in. They played for 2 hours with no backup band.

Have always wanted to see BTO for over 30 years and finally got to see the current lineup. Their classic songs sounded great and they even threw in a few Guess Who hits as an added bonus. Only negative was something was wrong with Randy's guitar and a tech was on stage distracting from the show. This went on for way too long. Still it's a fun show well worth seeing.

The show was great. BTO rocked it. Only problem was the sound tent. The peak of it was in the middle of the stage. Had to watch the jumbotron to see any close video. Jefferson Starship was good but their sound was kind of distorted. Marshall Tucker's sound was better. BTO sounded great. Played all the songs we knew and could sing along with. Including Guess Who songs.

A rare chance to see one of the truly extraordinary guitar virtuosos of our time, Randy Bachman, perform live. Not just a repeating of well-known songs, but a deep dive into the life and enormous talent of this man. On this night he was accompanied by his son Tal on guitar and his daughter-in-law Koko on drums, both of whom were incredible.

Randy Bachman is the only original member but seeing him play with his son is great on its own. All the band guys are top notch with Mick Dalla-Vee doing a great job singing Fred Turners songs. Marc LaFrance is a very solid drummer and the other guitar player supported the band very, very well. Overall, a fun night of nostalgic music and stories!