Reviews: Buddy Guy, The Zombies, My Morning Jacket, Don Henley, Paul McCartney, KISS

Buddy Guy @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., Oct. 15 – “I have never seen a musician connect with an audience as closely as Guy does. Typically, you might see an artist make brief references to the city they’re in, shouting a hollow ‘I love You!’ But Guy treats his fans, old and new, like family, with a deep, authentic love and respect.” – Michelle De Carion / Broward New Times – Palm Beach

The Zombies Feat. Colin Blunstone & Rod Argent @ Carnegie Library Music Hall Of Homestead in Munhall, Pa., Oct. 14 – “It was enough to bring tears to the eyes of a Zombies fan hearing the minor-key delicacy of ‘A Rose for Emily,’ the Pet Sounds-level harmonies of ‘Maybe After He’s Gone,’ the sun-bleached trippiness of ‘Beechwood Park’ and the divine melodic shifts in ‘Brief Candles’ and ‘Hung Up on a Dream.’” – Scott Mervis / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

My Morning Jacket @ Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas Oct. 10 – “My Morning Jacket was still performing just before midnight on October 10, but at that point, it had already performed the best rock show Vegas had seen in 2015.” – Mike Prevatt /  Las Vegas Weekly

Don Henley @ The Forum in Inglewood (Los Angeles) Oct. 9 – “Three songs into Don Henley’s concert Friday at the Forum in Inglewood, on his solo tour supporting his first album away from the Eagles in 15 years, the Texas singer-songwriter wryly advised the near-sellout crowd: ‘This show is going to be all over the map. I don’t like to be a monochromatic musician.’” – Randy Lewis / Los Angeles Times / Pop & Hiss

Paul McCartney @ Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio Oct. 13 – “Though there were brief moments of hoarseness in McCartney’s voice throughout the extensive three-hour set, he showcased extraordinary talent during songs such as ‘Baby I’m Amazed,’ switching his singing style from a deep baritone growl to a falsetto croon on command.” – Jack Lynch / U Weekly

KISS @ The Brisbane Entertainment Center in Boondall, Australia, Oct. 13 – “If Kiss can continue delivering shows like they did in Brisbane on Tuesday night, one can only hope their (actual) farewell tour is still many years away.” – Cameron Atfield / Sydney Morning Herald