Pick Up The Pieces: Celebration of Motown and Classic Soul FAQs
When and where is Pick Up The Pieces: Celebration of Motown and Classic Soul?
The concert is scheduled for November 20, 2026, at Tower Theatre in Bend, Oregon. Check your ticket details for the event's start time and any updates before heading to the venue.
What kind of music can I expect?
Pick Up The Pieces celebrates Motown and classic soul, bringing beloved sounds from these influential genres to the stage. It's a strong choice for fans of soulful vocals, memorable melodies, and feel-good live music.
How long does the concert typically last?
Exact running time has not been provided. Concerts of this type often last around 90 minutes to two hours, but the schedule can vary. Check the event listing closer to the date for timing details.
Are opening acts announced?
No opening act information is currently available. The lineup may be updated, so review the event details before the concert for the latest announcements.
What are the best seats at Tower Theatre?
The best seats depend on your preferences. Center seats generally offer a balanced view of the stage, while seats closer to the front can feel more immersive. Tower Theatre is an intimate venue, so many sections provide a close-up concert experience.
Are some seats less suitable for this concert?
Seats toward the sides or farther from the stage may offer a different viewing angle or a more distant perspective. Check the seating map and the view associated with each ticket before choosing.
Where can I park for Tower Theatre?
Parking in downtown Bend can be limited, especially around event time. Consider nearby public parking lots and street parking, and allow extra time to find a space. Check current City of Bend parking information before you leave, as rules and availability can change.
Can I take public transportation to Tower Theatre?
Public transportation options in Bend may be available, but routes and service hours can change. Check current Cascades East Transit schedules to confirm whether a route works for your trip, particularly for the return journey after the concert.
What are the venue's bag and age policies?
Bag rules and age restrictions have not been provided for this event. Contact Tower Theatre or review its current policies before attending, and bring only what you need to help speed up entry.
How much are tickets, and do prices change?
Prices currently start around $40, with some seats potentially costing more depending on location and availability. Ticket prices can vary with market demand, so check the listing for current options and pricing.
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Follow the delivery instructions provided with your order and keep your tickets accessible on your phone before arriving. Confirm that your device is charged, and check your order details for any venue-specific entry instructions.
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Pick Up The Pieces: Celebration of Motown and Classic Soul Bend Concert reviews
1st half great.......2nd half re-hash
My family surprised the kids with tickets on the way to the show, all big fans of Pick Up The Pieces: Celebration of Motown and Classic Soul. We can recite his material word-for-word from his DVDs because we like them so much. We thought the first half of the show was pretty funny, which had fresh material. The second half was a re-hash of his classic material from Beyond the Pale and King Baby. The crowd seemed to like it, kind of like a classic rock band playing old favorites. My kids and I sat there reciting the jokes as he was saying them word-for-word (Christmas, Hot Pockets, etc...).
I felt really disappointed because I wanted a whole show of fresh material. C'mon, Jim, you'll have to do better. I didn't pay over $40/ticket to see stuff I can hear by watching DVDs. I felt cheated. You did half a show, like you were going through the paces to get paid. The warm-up guy was a mini-clone of you and your style, and wasn't that good. The crowd seemed to like it, kind of like a classic rock band playing old favorites.
But I might buy a new DVD, I don't think I'd pay to see Jim again unless I knew the entire show was going to be fresh material.