FEATURE: One of the Best Shows Ever (concert review)

The following is a review from theBLACKsummersnight tour MAXWELL featuring Chrisette Michele and Robin Thicke in Detroit, MI September 26, 2009. enjoy!

When my friend and I arrived at the Joe Louis Arena (September 26, 2009) in Detroit, MI, I was more than ready to see Maxwell and his incredible band do their thing. At first, I was a little worried about the seating but once I saw the Y formation and where I was and the opportunities my friend and I had to move around, my level of excitement increased tenfold and I mentally mapped out a spot for us once Maxwell graced us with his presence. Also, I got the chance to meet some wonderful people who I informed about The Latest Maxwell News and the owner (my friend).

I did not get to see Chrisette Michele’s performance but I did see Robin Thicke’s. Even though I am not much of a fan of his music, I must admit, his falsetto was awesome but his rhythm was slightly off. It was coming but it was stuck somewhere between almost there and there. Prior to him beginning, we were informed that his segment would be cut short so, he only got to perform 4 songs. At the end of his performance he did “A Milli” and it was amazing! Detroit could have literally carried him off the stage with good vibes. Yes, he was that good.

After that, we waited for awhile and then Max graced the stage. From the moment he stepped his foot out onto the Y, believe me, it was on and poppin’. His energy was non-stop as he performed song after song. Forgive me, I was entirely too caught up in Maxwell’s performance to remember song sequence. He was a bit hoarse but everything was still off the meters. I must mention the band was outstanding, hitting every note and Latina Webb looked and sounded gorgeous. Maxwell was in his element. He even laid down on the stage which I loved. Many lucky women got the chance to touch and rub him, grabbin’ hold to ankles, his arms, legs, etc. One of the people I met earlier, later told us he smelled like cinnamon. Oh, and he grabbed my hand too which was so totally cool.

Late in the show, 3 women somehow maneuvered themselves onto the stage but Max handled it like the true professional artist he is with a grace only he is capable of. Max let them have their moment before they were taken off the stage. He showcased his band at the end like he usually does.

The previous concert review from the reporter in Toronto had to be off! Even on his worst day, Max is still excellent. This was truly a show and I was highly entertained. Hands down, this was one of the best shows Maxwell has ever done. Everything was on point, from the video monitors, the stage, the performance. Absolutely awesome.

“One of the Best Shows Ever” feature concert review for The Latest Maxwell News presents “Fan Concert Experiences“.

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9 Responses to “FEATURE: One of the Best Shows Ever (concert review)”

beenwaiting4maxwell September 28th, 2009 at 3:18 am

I was there!!!! EVery word mentioned was on point!! Wish I had more of him in Detroit and like she said, it was *on and poppin*!!

Stephanie September 28th, 2009 at 8:36 am

I so appreciate this review! My husband and I are going to see him in D.C. and I was a little worried that he wasn’t going to be up to par. But I should have known that the person doing the review in Canada wouldn’t have appreciated Maxwell giving his best through his hoarseness. I am so looking forward to the show. We have floor seats. ;-) Thanks again.

Denise September 28th, 2009 at 10:00 am

I agree 100% with you. The show was fantastic. I saw Maxwell in Toronto last Friday and he was, as always, amazing. The reporter who reviewed the Toronto show didn’t have a clue. I think all the Toronto fans would agree. We love Maxwell, hoarse or not!!!!

allheavens September 28th, 2009 at 10:03 am

Thanks for the review.

I am now excited about my floor seats because of the stage setup, was a little worried.

GeminiBaby September 28th, 2009 at 2:37 pm

I enjoyed reading your review. I was also a little worried after reading the Toronto review. Me, I don’t need Maxwell’s voice to be on point & I have no problem with just being in the same place with him & resting my eyes upon him. My husband who sprung for floor seats, not so much! I can’t wait to see Maxwell next week in Charlotte NC!

Mark Douglas September 28th, 2009 at 3:39 pm

My wife’s birthday is 9/28/09 so I treated her to Maxwell on 9/26/09 in Detroit. I have seen Brother Maxwell in Chicago back in 2002 at the Arie Crown Theater and he is a masterful performer. But back to the Detroit concert at the Joe Louis Arena. I don’t know where these other people were at but they neglected to say that the show was an hour and a half late starting and Chrisette Michele’s performance was missed by the other individual because she was only on stage for 20-30 minutes and she stated that she was not going to be on long. Robin Thicke was a pleasant surprise and at least he appologized for the delay. But Brother Maxwell could have done it all by himself, he is a rare talent and a consumate showman.

Vena September 28th, 2009 at 6:01 pm

Thanks for that wonderful review. I will be on the floor Wednesday in Richmond. I believe I have good seats (4th row). I am anxious to see this new “Y” stage formation.
I know the concert will be great.

Donna September 28th, 2009 at 7:53 pm

I totally disagree with the review (Sun Media) from the Toronto show. I was there and Maxwell as always delivered…hoarseness and all. She does not appreciate Maxwell the way most fans do. The TDOT loves you Maxwell…we await your return…don’t stay away too long baby.

boricuabeauty September 28th, 2009 at 9:14 pm

I was at the detroit show and I totally agree with everyone. Maxwell was absolutely amazing! I saw him years ago at the fox and I can see how he has grown as an artist and he should be very proud

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