Stella Cole Biography
Stella Cole is a vocalist whose repertoire draws on jazz and classic popular song. Her performance at Sheldon Concert Hall is listed for December 13, 2024, bringing her music to an intimate concert setting in St. Louis, Missouri. The supplied event information does not include a tour name, album titles, or set list, so specific details about those are not confirmed here.
The provided listing identifies this as one Stella Cole event at Sheldon Concert Hall; it does not establish a history of earlier appearances at the venue. For local audiences exploring Concerts in the Jazz / blues category, the date offers a chance to catch a live vocal performance in one of St. Louis's concert spaces. Visit saintlouis-tickets.com for event-guide information.
Venue and Seating Information
Sheldon Concert Hall is the listed venue for the event. Seating experiences and sightlines can vary by seat and configuration, but no verified section-by-section reviews or seating details were provided for this listing. Check the seating plan and ticket details available when selecting seats to compare location and price.
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Parking Information
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Stella Cole Saint Louis reviews
Last night, Stella Cole was not nearly as good as she can be. She looked uptight, almost nervous, and what about that eighties hair style? Her sound too was not the typical Clapton sound. Jeff Beck is a phenomenal guitar player and he demonstrated it again. The setlist was also not the best, Clapton has a huge catalogue and they could have picked better songs. I have been a Clapton fan for over 40 years. I see every show in the metropolitan area and always love it. Clapton acoustic playing gets better and better. Maybe he was intimidated by Beck's presence, but, hey, Clapton is still God! I have all of her recordings and live DVD's and I am very familiar with her sound, and last night it was not as thick and juicy as I am used to hearing. They should scratch Crossroads, any which way they play it, it always sounds diminutive when compared to the '68 S. Francisco version. Thanks for the opportunity to share my thoughts.