Zap, Jm0513’s comments are spot on. Jewel’s voice is still extremely powerful, and the show was the most unique I’d ever seen due to the variety of sentiments evoked and themes displayed.
Christmas songs were beautiful (which surprised me, as I thought they would be boring). Her classics, such as “Life Uncommon, “Hands,” and “Standing Still,” were beautiful and inspiring and brought me a sense of nostalgia. I didn’t know that some of the cast of the Alaska TV show about her family would be performing with her, so it was also partly a family-themed concert. There were also pictures and old-time video of her family life while she was growing up, which was intriguing, to say the least. I’d read her book a couple of years ago and I marveled at Jewel’s ability and willingness to forgive her father, and that was among the sentiments that spoke loudly to me when they performed together.
All in all there was a lot to take in, as the show was very different from the one I’d seen her do at PNC about 15 years ago. Jewel can (and was) very funny at times with her stories, and her speaking voice is mesmerizingly beautiful. So on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the highest, I give it an 8.5.
Christmas songs were beautiful (which surprised me, as I thought they would be boring). Her classics, such as “Life Uncommon, “Hands,” and “Standing Still,” were beautiful and inspiring and brought me a sense of nostalgia. I didn’t know that some of the cast of the Alaska TV show about her family would be performing with her, so it was also partly a family-themed concert. There were also pictures and old-time video of her family life while she was growing up, which was intriguing, to say the least. I’d read her book a couple of years ago and I marveled at Jewel’s ability and willingness to forgive her father, and that was among the sentiments that spoke loudly to me when they performed together.
All in all there was a lot to take in, as the show was very different from the one I’d seen her do at PNC about 15 years ago. Jewel can (and was) very funny at times with her stories, and her speaking voice is mesmerizingly beautiful. So on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the highest, I give it an 8.5.