Peter Cetera - Love Me Tomorrow - Saban Theatre - Beverly Hills - August 11, 2018

[@josephferrante6802]

I was there for this. It was AWESOME!!!!

[@happiness5556]

This has to be one of Peter Cetera’s best performances! He not only looks great, he seems very relaxed and is enjoying his audience.

[@RoysanPHD]

You must see him if he goes on tour. His Saban performances were great. One night David Foster was in the audience and they did a song together.

[@happiness5556]

We are nearing summer 2024 and I still love listening to Peter Cetera!

[@scottloveday8598]

Probably the best singer in the world,, he doesn't use falsetta to hit the high notes that's his real voice, nobody sings that high without using a falsetto voice, that's what sets him apart from everybody, its hard to believe he's 74 and still sounds that great.. love you Peter Cetera, thank you for your beautiful voice.

[@bigbromiki1]

Scott Loveday while i agree, he is great and probably my favorite singer, he isnt the only one who can sing high without falsetto.

[@matthewmcdaniel3853]

True monster of rock. His natural singing voice sounds double tracked, Brad Delp had the same quality

[@lamarravery4094]

@@matthewmcdaniel3853 I saw Boston a few yrs before Delp was murdered. I couldn't belie e how great he sounded. His vocals had not diminished one bit. It was a great concert. Brad Delp, RIP.

[@lamarravery4094]

Definitely my favorite singer of all time. Mr. Peter Cetera.

[@alrossi2573]

Lamarr Avery Brad Delp wasn’t murdered, He committed suicide 😢

[@nathanelder5285]

Best I’ve heard him sing in decades. This is awesome! Nobody in Chicago has held up nearly as well as Peter. They should have adjusted the keys of their songs and reconciled with him.

[@mikestevenson576]

Lower key on 25 or 6 to 4 would make the whole band sound kind of lame. I think in that Hall of Fame performance they should've replaced Saturday in the Park with one of these Cetera-era classics like Love Me Tomorrow or Hard Habit To Break to give Peter a show stopping sequence and still let the new guy sing the closer.

[@annikapc]

He sounds great! Wow! Missed this concert and I will forever regret it so much.

[@RoysanPHD]

I think he plays The Saban every two years!

[@marypablo5086]

@@RoysanPHD Peter Cetera retired. He will never tour again. :(

[@shocksemler8145]

@ Roy Sekine Yes sadly he retired. He said he wanted to retire while he could still sing😢

[@Colletepaula]

he is entitled to, great performer and fantastic soul ballad singer ​@marypablo5086

[@michellec-i9415]

My favorite Chicago song besides If You Leave Me Now. I loved him in this MTV music video for this song too. He looked really great as he does here. His band sounds great too.

[@lizalaksamana7751]

I'm in love with ur voice peter it's kinda beautiful

[@michellemorris4346]

I love Chicago's songs I am Big fan of his I like his music since 1980 .👍😊

[@sillywoman89]

His facial expressions are priceless...

[@elisandracruz2936]

I love Peter Cetera's songs

[@terrypapetti6813]

I still love him

[@andrewwentz4459]

heard Loughnane on lead sing this couple years ago live played acoustic guitar too, very good Cetera is still a pimp, glad i saw him b4 he retired

[@antruok4950]

Just wow - 🙏

[@mattparker2323]

This is one song Chicago never plays in concert. This was a fairly big hit on 16. I've never heard Scheff, Coffey, or Donell sing this.

[@waltersimmons946]

Scheff has sung "LOVE ME TOMORROW" during his early tenure with Chicago . Most likely they dropped it from setlist before Chicago 19 came out.

[@rosatorriani8940]

Handsome and Talented!

[@doddy_bj_miko]

Great live vocals

[@dianehonan7654]

pure love.

[@s.j.2850]

❤❤❤

[@meowiekat]

Man, You must have been sitting right in front of me! Thanks for posting! " Wont you Peaz promise me..."

[@RoysanPHD]

I was in the last row of ORCH section. The ex Chicago drummer Danny Seraphine was 3 rows in front of me.

[@michellec-i9415]

I thought I had read and even seen a photo of Peter and Danny together at this concert. They had quite the emotional reunion. Pretty soon there will be more ex Chicago band members than current ones. This man right here is the voice IMO. This was one of my fav Chicago songs off of 16.

[@RoysanPHD]

@@michellec-i9415 Hello, Danny was there about three rows in front of me and Peter acknowledged him in the audience. I love his voice and songs. Peter Cetera is a must see if you have a chance. This is the second time for me. Two years ago Peter was there, his daughter opened the show with her band, then David Foster came up on stage and played piano for a few songs. That was special.

[@meowiekat]

Roy, you WERE really close to where I was sitting! I was sitting right in front of Danny Seraphine. I’m Kathy Neu.

[@juliemellema7094]

❤❤

[@ZenyattaFan1]

Great song! Peter and David wrote this together.

[@jacktfowler246]

Doesn't have the range he did as a youngster. I'm glad he went out and retired before his voice was completely gone.

[@ekasasimba7106]

Amen

[@abelcano3723]

♥️♥️♥️🙏🙌🏼👏

[@isabellawilbur6743]

Peter cracks me up with his facial expressions!😂

[@billrhea]

He needs to hook up with Leonid and Friends

[@susanschildt2738]

Hahahah

[@WallasGirl]

AMAZING SINGER THE MASTER PETER CETERA I LOVED FOREVER NEXT TO SIR TOM JONES AND TONY HADLEY THE BEST VOICES MALE IN THE WORLD

[@tonydegiuseppe9484]

He looks like he's struggling with the notes.Too high.

[@waltersimmons946]

He always did facial expressions even when he was in Chicago.

[@chrisadams2246]

I'm a big fan of Peter and Chicago. But, what gets me is that He, and Bill Champlin were so unhappy in the band and apparently both left under not so friendly circumstances. And, neither want anything to do with the band. But yet, they keep performing the songs made them millions of dollars and made them famous. I'm sorry. I feel this just a little hypocritical. If they have such harsh feelings towards Chicago... then why keep doing their songs? Why not do original work and leave the band that made you miserable behind you? just a thought.

[@bigbromiki1]

Chris Adams if you wrote a song you sing it as long as you want to

[@TruthHurts58]

What an asinine comment, Chris Adams. When Peter and Bill were singing those songs for Chicago, they were Chicago. The band was nothing at that point in time without them writing and singing songs that radio was willing to play. If anything, Chicago should stop playing songs that Peter and Bill made famous for them. Crap, there are hardly any horns on Peter's Chicago hits from the 80's and Bobby Lamm is hardly singing on most of them.

[@michellec-i9415]

How about how much relentless slandering the former band members have had against Peter as well as any other former band member who's name isn't Terry? I think you need to do your research. Peter has been nothing but professional in taking the high road with regards to what has transpired over the last 30+ years. He has moved on and yes, he took his catalog of Chicago songs with him, he was a founding member. He wrote the songs, he sang them and his fans want to hear them. He was the voice of Chicago and now he's the voice of is solo act.

[@lamarravery4094]

I'll tell you who is hypocritical. Bill and Peter are great, it's their jealous band members. They wanted to be known as a rock band but couldn't write hit rock songs and they were hungry for some hits. Peter comes in writes some ballads and they're hits. Makes lots of money for the band and they bad mouth him and discredit him. So, who's being hypocritical here? Peter stepped up, while the others were drunk or on coke. They should be thankful for Cetera, he saved the band, kept them going through the 80s. And David Foster had a lot to do with their success as well. But Peter's vocals and writing really were huge assets for the band in the 80s.

[@sharonlaforest6134]

@@lamarravery4094 I agree with every statement you made here. So many people criticize Peter for not associating with his former band members in Chicago. He had every right not to appear at the RRHOF ceremony given the treatment he had from them before he left. They never respected Peter for bringing them back up in the 80's when the rest of them were not contributing. In my opinion, Peter should be credited for keeping his distance from his former band mates. He has the decency not to comment and not to appear in the documentary that was televised in 2017. I admire Peter for taking the high road with all of them.

[@beatapt5]

With all love for Cetera, he really struggles on these songs.

[@davefisher1417]

all the songs he sings are difficult tho…. maybe training exercises needed prior... or just age

[@TruthHurts58]

What 76 year old tenor do you know that still sings with the same ease they did in their 40’s? He’s doing pretty well for 76.

[@lamarravery4094]

His songs are difficult to sing. He use to sing these effortlessly, but age plays a factor of course. And he had been touring quite a bit, so more rest would've helped as well. I think he still sounds great. I want one more album from Peter, to think of all the albums he could've done in the last 20 yrs. Just like Harrison Ford should've done more Indiana Jones films in the last 30 yrs.

[@TruthHurts58]

@@lamarravery4094 he’s officially retired so there will be no more albums, unfortunately.

[@lamarravery4094]

@@TruthHurts58 He retired from touring. I don't know if that includes making albums. But he hasn't made a new album in 20 yrs, so I guess he already retired from making new music as well. But I heard he was working on new material a few yrs ago. So maybe one more album.

[@ryohn5468]

Not good like he used to be. Poor sounding.

[@waltersimmons946]

Peter's much older. Still sounds great.

[@RjBenjamin353]

This guy’s dramatics get worse and worse!!! He’s so full of himself it gets in the way of the song.

[@lamarravery4094]

You must not be a fan, so why are you listening to this video?

[@shocksemler8145]

@ Qwert Voltaire Then don’t watch him. I don’t think Mr. Cetera needs your approval regarding his stage presence:)

[@waltersimmons946]

Somebody's jeoulous , look out.

[@happiness5556]

You are the one who is full of yourself Voltaire!

[@DorieBennier]

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