Category: Concerts

 Here are the latest George Michael concert reviews:

• Wham! Bam: George Michael dazzles (CONCERT REVIEW)
• George Michael keeps the ’80s alive
• Michael keeps the faith
• George Michael has mastered many styles since Wham

Here are the latest George Michael concert reviews (and isn’t it fantastic that almost all of the reviews have been positive?)

• George Michael: Still Wham-tastic (Thanks, John!)
• Concert review: George Michael glows in the afterburn (Thanks, Lizzy!)
• George Michael: Faith, Freedom and Fast Love
• Michael in top form, hot as ever
• Ladies and Gentlemen | An Evening With George Michael

Here are the latest reviews:

• What A Weekend!
• ‘I’m your man,’ sings Michael
• George Michael rocks. The fans, not so much.

Here are the most recent concert reviews and pre-concert articles on George Michael’s tour.

• George Michael: a modest pop star wows Vancouver fans
• Controversial star wows fans in ‘immaculate’ show
• George Michael says hello to GM Place – and goodbye
• Review: George Michael gives a “magnificent performance” at GM Place
• George Michael keeps the ‘Faith’
• George Michael: Doing the ’80s time warp again (Thanks, Lizzy!)
• George Michael: Listen without prejudice
• George Michael through the years
• Is George Michael the ultimate fag hag icon?

I’m guessing that all you George Michael fans are going to want to comment on “Losing faith in Seattle,” which says:

I’ll be honest, George. I like a lot of your music. I liked it in the ’80s, and I like the way it reminds me of my college years now. But this gimmick you have of covering up your weakened voice by pointing the mike at us to sing whenever you come to a high note is getting really, really annoying. I didn’t pay for these tickets and drive downtown to hear myself sing. And if you could hear my voice, you would be in agreement with me. Or maybe not. Because it seems like with every passing year, fans are expected to carry more of the burden. Whether it’s singing your chorus or paying for the arenas so the owners can boost their profits, we’re constantly expected to do more and more. And frankly, I’m getting pretty tired of it.