Is that the Canon PowerShot SX60 HS? The spec will be fine for what you want and more. The only thing I'd mention is the max ISO of 3200, which means that you are a bit restricted in very low light conditions without flash, like at an indoor show or action shots at dawn or dusk. However it is still good though and even if there is an alternative that goes to a higher ISO, the picture quality may be poor (ie too much noise).
I don't think you'll find it too technical to use, as you can stick with a couple of the programs for most use. I have the SX40 for when I need portability, like for ho