Jojo Siwa Reviews

Kim Ferguson from Toronto, Ontario

GREAT PERFORMANCE

I took my granddaughter and 3 nieces they had a great time. Jojo was kept their attention. She has an amazing stage presence. Thank you for a great memorable evening Jojo!

Richard Wiley from Seattle, Washington

JOJO SIWA IS A PRO

Took my 10 year old daughter and her friend to see JoJo Siwa at McCaw Hall in Seattle Wa on May 23rd. 3,000 excited Screaming tweeners (and their moms) all in JoJo Bows were treated to a very high energy professionally produced live show starring their YouTube Instagram Nickelodeon girl power hero. JoJos entrance was electrifying and no doubt will be a memory all of her fans will never forget. I was more than impressed and a little surprised at how Big this 16 year old performer was, and by “big” I mean how she commanded that stage and that room from beginning to end like a seasoned touring pro. She closed the night with her biggest hit and girl power anthem “Boomerang”” and had 3,000 fans singing and rapping right along with her. She smiled the entire night and never let go. Good for you JoJo Siwa and thank you for the fun and excitement you provided for my daughter and her friend. I’m sure they will remember it their entire lives.

Grace from Dublin Ireland

DO NOT PAY FOR MEET & GREET

The reason I give the 3 stars is that the concert itself was well worth the money, a good performance by Jo Jo and my daughter really enjoyed it. The mistake I made was paying for a meet and Greet where we got seperated from our children And got to watch Jo jo answer questions behind a barrier. We then went in to get a photo taken, which only could be done on selfie mode and she did not utter one word to my daughter, it was essentially a conveyor belt set up, which was disgusting to watch. If time is a factor, offer this service to less people but don't make them feel like they are being ripped off, afterall these tickets cost €300 (the dearest photograph ever) Very badly run on this section and even more for my daughter who was expecting a hello at the very least.

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