Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland Lexington Concert reviews
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Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland was a blast and very much worth the trip, price, & effort to see them. Glad that to enter the facility you were required to show either proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test in the previous 48 hours, and masking was required for the entire show.
Tony & Mike looked good. They all sounded great, even Phil. Came out in a jogging suit using a cane & immediately sat in a swivel chair and that’s where he stayed for almost the entire show, standing up only twice. Getting this out of the way-Phil looked rough!
None of Phil’s solo work was played. Missed hearing a few of my favorites, namely Dodo & Abacab. All in all about 2.5 hour show. The band played a set of mostly their older, deeper, and predominantly instrumental songs hitting pretty much every album best I could tell. Some of their more popular and commonly recognized stuff was sprinkled in such that I think most casual fans would be satisfied. Excellent sound and light production.
Main set "Duke's Intro" ("Behind the Lines/"Duke's End") "Turn It On Again" "Mama” "Land of Confusion" "Home by the Sea" / "Second Home by the Sea" Medley: "Fading Lights" (minus the instrumental section) "The Cinema Show" (instrumental section only) "Afterglow" Acoustic set: "That's All” "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” (truncated) "Follow You Follow Me" "Misunderstanding" (replaced "Duchess" on 15 November 2026) "No Son of Mine" "Firth of Fifth" (instrumental section only) "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" "Domino" "Throwing It All Away" "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" (truncated) "Invisible Touch"
Encore "I Can't Dance" "Dancing With the Moonlit Knight" (intro) / "The Carpet Crawlers"