The show was amazing. My buddy Larry and I were sitting at a table, stage left, sucking down drinks. We could see everything the sound was great. As we watched and listened, Chuck would ask the audience for requests. They would shout out a song and he would start playing it.
Truly, one of my favorite concerts.
I have seen Kumar Sang at Wembley and his songs went from one melody to another. This concert was unorganised, after every song he consulted with one of the hosts and it was not seamless. The two hosts Bali Brahmbhatt and the other guy ruined the show.
I enjoyed Kumar Sanu’s voice but the two men on stage interjecting/compering were a distraction and detracted big time from Kumar’s excellent vocals. Musicians excellent too. Get rid of the hangers on.
92 degrees, folks were being hauled out. We had a big cooler of ice and limes we passed out. Everyone was sitting or lying down.
Johnny Winter was second to last. First song got the crowd on their feet and tapping. Second dancing, and hooting and hollering after that. Best Winter I've seen out of 25 concerts. A lot left before ZZ to have Winter in our heads. The band told us later they loved being second last; impossible to follow!
Mediocre at best. Vystar Arena acoustics are not the best and we had difficulty understanding the song lyrics by Arnel. Many older songs....boring but the crowd got up when the major 'hits' were sung. Arnel's voice was not what we were used to at other concerts. It didnt have the vocal range and Neal Schon was pretentious. Real shame. Love their music but it's time to retire on top guys.
It was 40 years ago and I went to this concert of my forever favorite guitarist in my hometown. Man, was he in a bad mood! It took ages between the songs to pick another guitar. It is no surprise to me that he collapsed soon after this show. He did recover from his habits later on. Sadly he died a helicopter crash. A true guitar magician gone. But that night in Kerkrade he was not in his best shape.
Great night. Keith was in his inflatable ball thing, rolling over the crowd. Also, some idiot threw a firework on stage at Black Grape. It landed on Shaun Ryder's jacket but he got it off in time. He obviously wasn't happy!
was there Ronstadt played with Emmylou Hariss and Bonnie Raitt then Joni Mitcell and then the Eagles. Firefall was the first act side typical denver summer weather light rain during day and then at nite when Eagles playing Rocky Mountain Way crowd going nuts and right above the band the clouds broke and a full moon right above the band was in the infield the ground was shaking from the crowd going nuts the band thought it was due to song one member turned around looked up and the rest of band turned and saw that set them off what a show Denver media up unitl few years ago rated the best concert Denver ever had
I drove down from Tahoe where I lived to visit my friend in SF and he excitedly had me listen to Jeff Buckley's Grace album in '94. I cried then and I cry now when I listen to his heavenly music. When we heard Jeff was playing at The Great American Music Hall May 9th, 1995, we immediately got tickets. The whole concert was magical. Everyone was mesmerized by his passion. Robert Plant was a huge fan and often sat in on his small venue concerts. He proclaimed that Jeff would be huge, and he is.
I was there. They sounded extraordinary! Just like the album, but better because it was live. The more they played, the more the crowd grew enthusiastic. Their interaction with the crowd was fantastic. The more we cheered, the better they played. It was like cheering on a friends garage band. So glad I got to see them as they were first starting their career.
A year later I saw them at the Chicago Stadium, Brad Delp’s voice had taken a toll from nonstop touring . Still good, however his voice sounded like it had been overworked. Understandable, their tour schedule was brutal.
Excellent show at the Uptown Theatre; glad I have that memory!
The show was amazing , as usual. This was our fourth time seeing them. Having the newbies was interesting enough and Mairead was outstanding again. It was funny when someone yelled out “Ottawa” when the ladies were referring to us as the audience from Gloucester. Actually they were right in calling it Gloucester. Thank You so much for coming to Ottawa(Gloucester). Hope you return some day.
Fantastic! We were amazed at how good he still is. We first saw them at NEC near B'ham in 76 and every chance after. I must apologize for the rude audience members namely MAGA . Graham remarked " you must have never been to a Grham Nash concert ", and continued with all their songs like "Immigration Man", all previous protest songs. Thank you for continuing to support countries like Gaza and Ukraine. All his past songs fit into our current politics. Thank you for all you do.
I am planning to see him again day after tomorrow 20th in Charleston. That's a first for me to repeat a concert 3 days later. His band members were all great too.
Can't wait to see in again in Charleston.
Thomas gave a fantastic performance of songs from The Golden Age of Wireless. The Marquee Club was packed, that night, and the crowd was very receptive to the music. It was very clear that this was a major new talent.
Styx performed all of their classics quite well. The musicians are great. I can’t say that for their sound engineer as the mix was terrible. The bass was ridiculously loud and really took away from what would have otherwise been a great show. Need a new sound engineer!!!
Lots of special effects. Do bring your ear plugs as the volume is quite loud.. and consider binoculars if you are not in front. Also, it the concert is held in a large arena, do be sure to arrive early. The Lenovo Center was packed and traffic backed up for miles. Luckily they started late to accommodate guests. A program would have been nice to know who all the performers were.
THis concert was the only the Fridays live show so far. With musical partner Jason (Spicy G) Goldman on keys and guitar legend Dr Molly Miller on guitar supported by a younger group of musicians, the house was rocked! This show fully captured the intensity and exuberance of The Fridays first album with one song from the next. I hope that the Fridays are able to play live again and would highly recommend going.
This concert was Sara's last concert with her touring band of Snuffy Walden and Jonathan Richards. In an idyllic setting of pine trees and mountains, they played the 2020 album in its entirety. The crowd of local supporters of the charity were very enthusiastic!
Sara sang with the Martin Diller Quintet straight up smooth jazz with some jazz versions of Sara's and PMJ hits. It was a intimate and relaxed setting with an appreciative crowd and excellent musicianship all around. Adam Kubota of PMJ played bass.
Our family has seen Rend Collective many times, so when we saw that they were in KS we were SO excited... but then SO disappointed that they ARE NOT THE SAME BAND. :(
The Kings came out swinging with their classic the Bucket and kept the crowd going with hit after hit! The band sounded fantastic and the show was great & energetic! 100% worth the money.
The most embarrassing moment live for the entire audience to witness the stupidity and irresponsibility of a major rock band lead vocalist whose unprofessionalism on his Bass player’s birthday forced the sound engineer to basically shut down his feed after guzzling a 5th of Jack onstage as a toast birthday celebration.Enter Sammy Hagar afterwards.Have no respect for DLR as a 20 year old fan.
Classix Nouveau were fantastic at Futurama at the Queen's hall, Leeds in 1980. very distinctive and professional. I'm surprised with that level of talent they didn't get better known.
Excellent show and great to see Cliff live. However, Cliff is now definitely getting old and it's really showing. His legs are going so he can't move around the stage so well; his talking voice is getting frail; and it looks like his memory is fading as he needed a cheat board for one song and he had trouble remembering the name of one of his band.
It is strange that his talking voice is so week, but his singing voice is as strong as ever. I can only assume that he is now miming to recordings made when he was much younger.
I have no problems with this, and I understand many performers no longer sing "live" to maintain quality. The crowd obviously adore Cliff and enjoyed the entire 2-hour performance, but it is sad to see how he is declining.
This was my second Il Divo concert it was totally awesome as always. They never dissapoint.
it was the first time i was at their concert and love it!!! i was a little upset they didnt sign more of their song but instead got the lady to sing :( specially because i couldnt hear my favorite song :( but they were great! hope to see them next year if they come back!
This was definitely my favorite concert I've been to! It was amazing from start to finish. Usually, I'm not so keen on opening acts but Rixton opened the show amazingly, they had so much energy and they really warmed up the crowd ready for Ariana. I feel like with singers you never really know if they can sing well live, and you're always thinking 'can they really do those big high notes?' but Ariana is a absolute pro! Her singing voice is sensational. From the opening song Bang Bang, to the big finale of Problem; she hit every single note perfectly. And lets not forget her outstanding performance of 'Tattooed Heart' where she gave so much emotion, and did such a wonderful job. All in all, I would absolutely recommend going to see her live, not only does she singing amazingly but she has such a great relationship with her fans and she really connects with the audience.
it was so nice that she came into the audience to share her song with everyone. She picked great songs to sing and is incredibly approachable and down-to-earth
In this lovely little pub on the outskirts of Stroud, Land of the Giants got us moving from the word go with their infectious style and fabulous brass section! Testing out some of their new material ( which was great) as well as the old favourites ( my personal fave is the Drop). Always a pleasure watching these guys and can't wait to see them at Nibley Festival in July.
The concert was fantastic! They guys have not lost a beat! One of the most enjoyable shows ever to come to KC! Hope the wonderful MONKEES will be back soon to do it all over again!!!
THEY WERE FANTASTIC!!!!!!!! It was my first time seeing them and they did not disappoint. After last night I love them even more than I already did. Sincerely hope they come back to Kansas City soon! The only thing I would add to the experience would have been a meet and greet, but I understand that isn't always a feasible option. :)
It was amazing!!! But of course, that just goes without saying. The concert was amazing, because the Monkees are amazing.
Fun show! Really enjoyed it. The set was great and the energy of the Guys was supper. Would love to see them again.
I could not be more pleased with The Damned after their recent show at Slims in SF. I have been a fan since the '80's and I am speechless. Unbefuckingleivable.
Dank von Herzen für einen außergewöhnlichen Abend in Kaiserslautern. Ein wunderbares Konzert mit mitreißenden, sanften, zarten, kraftvollen Liedern. Und dann die Duette von Etta Scollo mit Pippo Pollina, von einer herzzerreißenden, schmerzhaften, intesiven Schönheit - wie nicht von dieser Welt.
Grazie di cuore per questa serata eccezionale a Kaiserlautern. I duetti di Etta Scollo con Pippo Pollina erano di una bellezza struggente, intensa, dolorosa – come non sarebbero di questo mondo.
Great Show last night at the Plaza in Albany! Its a fantastic venue for a show! Living Colour was amazing. Vernon Reid is a ridiculously good guitar player, and a super friendly guy!!
great time, the venue is big enough to handle a decent sized crowd. Plus the you can interact with the bands due to the smaller stage. Can't wait for another metal show here
It was an amazing show!
The band had some difficulties to get in the place, but they got there just in time for it.
It was my first Pain of Salvation concert, but it was the best moment of my life.
All the wait was worth it, the vocals were amazing.
I agree with the others; Late start but amazing show.
aside from the fact that it started very late, the line up was way too long it was a great concert music wise. Such an amazing artist.
Despite the long wait for YT and his band to come on, the show was breathless! I adored the solo encore and even shed a tear of joy at the end. Always a flawless performance full of passion! Thank you!
The concert was lovely, if you knew what to expect.
There was a lot anticipation at the beginning, it got really crowdy on the floor, many were excited. I believe the expectations were quite high, so no wonder that after all the waiting in significant discomfort people started leaving shortly after the show began. 15 minutes into the show it felt like at least one third of the crowd on the floor was gone.
It was a mid-week event, and the band come up the stage only at 10:30. Waiting for an hour standing in a tight crowd while everyone on stage was clearly taking their time tuning the instruments was outrageous. I've seen at least one person faint a few meters before me.
Overall, with all due respect for YT, whose music I adore, the event was hard to enjoy. I, too, left before the show was over.
It started very late, so we were very tired and could not fully enjoyed it fully.
Other than that, the music is amazing, and Yann Tiersen is still of my favourite artists.
Holly's voice is amazing and the band is fantastic too. Every minute of the show was enjoyable, I was 'Dancing With No Fear' all night. Will try and catch this show again somewhere.
Been following the band for about 6 years. They always give their all and you know your're going to have a great time when the boys are back in town.
Awesome concert! Loved that they took requests from the crowd. Went with my dad and it was great dad and daughter time :-D also was my birthday the next day so fantastic present!!
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It was so much fun. I had meet and greet tickets so I got to meet the band. They were all extremely nice and so funny. It was fun watching them have fun performing!! Oh Honey sounded great and Barcelona was amazing!
The performance that the Halifax audience received at the Atmosphere concert last night was unreal. This is the reason I love Sean Daley (Slug) - always keeping it as real as can be, following his passion and never letting fame get to his head. He played every one of his best tracks and only a couple of the new stuff. Ticket was worth every penny. Thanks for engaging your audience all night and always giving your best performance ever.
The DBT certainly remind me this old fart of the intensity of Skynyrd back when the Jacksonville boys were kicking ass left and right. It is a privilege to see DBT in a club rather than a 14,000 seat venue. Don't know how much longer that will last however!
Thank you sooooo much for coming to Darwin! Loved the concert!! Great interaction with audience, great choice of songs, but wanted MORE!! :) :) Love your music!!!!
I love these guys. They NEVER fail to put on a dynamite show. There's a reason I was willing to drive an hour and forty five minutes to New Haven for this show...Simply put, The Woggles were fantastic.
The show was actually pretty awesome!! We had a blast!! Only thing we would change is the spotlight that was facing directly out into the crowd, right in our faces. We couldn't get a single decent picture because of it...is that why ya'll did that?? Anyway the show was still great and we would like to see you again!!
Thanks,
Derek Stevens
Was their first show in Cleveland, and they made us feel like it was their most important show. Definitely worth the money I paid - and then some! For sure one of the top 5 concerts I've attended, and I've been to countless concerts.
I've been posting "amazing" all day re SPECTRUM gig to all my fb friends-who are all now super sad they did not go that night and the ones who did - cat/cream -perma grins stuck on since the gig-mind BLOWN -what an incredible experience -SPECTRUM are the gig of the year for me and one of my top all time gigs seen.Close as to perfection!
Great show Howie. I chatted with you after the show and got a few pics. I guess we talked about this also but maybe try changing the set list to include more "old school" songs in the beginning of the set. You are the professional.
On another note, have fun with the family on your well deserved vacation.
Howie Day is one of the best performers. Outstanding show!
This was only my second time seeing Franti and I was just as impressed as the first time!! My first time was on the Rockboat!! He puts on an amazing concert!! I was very disappointed in a lot of the fans that were there though!! I brought a friend with me who loves all kinds of music! I told her how awesome it would be nothing but happy people because that's the kind of music he sings!! I thought everybody would be like us!! Boy was I wrong, within 5 minutes of arriving encountered our first of many rude people,Then right before he came on encountered our second nasty person which lasted about an hour before the security guard stepped in!! Of course I would pay to see him again if possible! Hopefully next time it will be held at different venue!! I will be seeing him on my second Rockboat!! TRBXVI he is the main reason I chose to go again!! Thanks for an awesome concert!!!
So fun. So full of energy and memories. Loved every one of his songs.
This was a great evening for me and 15, 000 others at the Hollywood Bowl. Barry Gibb, the last of the Bee Gees was performing and the concert was a tribute to his brother and to the whole family. The night was just perfect, the sky was clear, it had been a warm day, the opening act was really quite good and everyone was primed for something special. That is exactly what we got.
Opening the show with two number one hits that started the disco era, “Jive Talkin” and “You Should be Dancing”, he had everyone on their feet before they knew it and the rest was easy. All he needed to do was move from one song to another, and the audience was with him. In the two and a half hours that the show ran, there were only a couple of songs from the catalogue that might have been unfamiliar to a casual fan, but I knew them and so did everyone around me. The rest of the program was packed with hits from the sixties, the seventies and the eighties and, if you lived anywhere else than America, you would recognize a couple of hits from the nineties as well. The evening was fan friendly and familiar and extensive.
Barry’s voice was in wonderful form, and yes he can still reach those high register falsetto notes that were his trademark starting in the mid-seventies. I did not hear a sour note or a vocal crack . He sounded strong and in control, and probably is able to replicate the sound because he manages the vocal time on stage well. Obviously he is without his talented siblings who together provided the greatest harmonies of the rock era. Sometimes he would have to take the lead on a song that his late brother Robin was known for, but usually he was careful to stick to the arrangements that focused on his vocal contributions to the Bee Gees. He was backed up by a fantastic trio of singers who stepped in and provided those harmonies that the band was so well known for. While it could never be as sweet without Robin and Maurice there singing beside him, the back up vocalists managed to make amazing contributions of their own, evoking the sound of the band and allowing Barry to emphasize what he did best.
Two other singers made frequent contributions as well. Maurice’s daughter Samantha performed a couple of songs on her own and then traded vocals with her uncle on several other songs. She is very talented with a country inflected tone that made the songs she performed feel even more warm and inviting. My wife has had a thing for Barry Gibb for forty years or more, last night she fell in love with another of the Gibb family, Barry’s son Stephen. Stephen supports the tour as lead guitarist. His work with the instrument was fantastic but it was his stage persona and singing that made my wife and I fans. He has a gravelly voice suited for metal styles and his deep growling snap was an interesting contrast to his fathers smooth high pitched sound. He sang lead on two songs and took a Maurice penned song, “On Time” and turned it into a smoking hot rock song that shows that the Bee Gees were just as much a Rock act as a pop phenomena. I sure hope there is a live album or video of the concert to come because I want to play this version of the song on my stereo in the car, loud!
Well maybe everyone else at the concert had a great time, but we sat in a box with two fans who had a spectacular time. Coley and his Mother Amy, flew out from Alabama to be at this show. Coley just turned 18 and graduated from high school last week. His Mom told us that the Bee Gees have been his favorite band since he was five and his grandmother would play them on the stereo when she babysat. This was his graduation present from his parents and he almost lost it when the show started. He has been tracking the tour and collecting albums and this was his first time hearing Barry live. He seemed to be in heaven. Both Coley and his Mother were on their feet for the whole show. They knew every word to every song and sometimes quietly sang along, never interfering with the stage performance, but reflecting real appreciation as the show went on. They came in the day before the show and were flying home this morning. I’m not sure that Coley will need a plane to get back to Alabama.
Back up singer Beth Cohen was an amazing stand in for some of the women that have sung songs written by the Brothers Gibb. She and Barry did “Islands in the Stream” and she slung it out there as well as Dolly could have done. The two Streisand tunes were also solid and she did “A Woman in Love” pretty much on her own, and I don’t think anyone in the audience was disappointed that Barbara did not show up, because her vocal stand in was wonderful.
Robin made an appearance via recording when the set came to “I Started a Joke”. Video was used judiciously, and this was the one spot where a previous performance by one of the departed brothers was shown. It was incredibly stirring and a moment that drew an ovation from the audience that reflected both admiration for the song and singer but especially for the crisp vocal that makes this song so winsome. It was a touching moment that did not overdo the sentiment but seemed to strike the perfect chord for the moment.
When Barry cleared his throat, paused and then said “here we go” everyone knew that the disco highs were about to start. “Staying Alive” had actually been early in the set, but now we got “Nights on Broadway”, “More Than a Woman”, “Grease” and of course “Night Fever” all in a concentrated dose. It was musical manna from heaven and got all of the Bowl up on its collective feet to boogie away for the last section of the show. The audience was filled with older folks but they still looked like they had the Travolta moves down. Everyone was having the time of their lives and the band seemed to be into it as well. There were several guitarists as well as Barry and his son, there was a drummer who was exactly right and a percussionist who fit into the grooves in all the right places. Keyboards and synthesizers are a part of the music but you never got the feeling that sometimes accompanies other disco sounds, that the act is really a trick of a computerized beat and a synth lick doing all the work. This band was powerful and polished and I could not help thinking how proud the Father and Son must be of each other. It made the evening extra special, to see how well everyone was working together.
The encore consisted of the most heartfelt love song that I ever heard from the band. “Words” was done as a tribute to Barry’s wife of forty-four years, Linda. The audience sing along throws off the timing of Barry’s final chorus, but everyone knows that it is coming and he finds the spot where he left off and nails the climax of the song. I wanted to lean over and make out with my wife right there in front of 15,000 other people. The final song of the night was one of the three number one hits from the “Spirits Having Flown” album, the disco/rock melange “Tragedy’ which put a powerful cap on the evening and reminded us all that if Barry Gibb does not keep playing, that would be the real tragedy. He finished with the very hopeful words “We’ll see you all again soon”. Lets’ hope so.
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The show was amazing. My buddy Larry and I were sitting at a table, stage left, sucking down drinks. We could see everything the sound was great. As we watched and listened, Chuck would ask the audience for requests. They would shout out a song and he would start playing it.
Truly, one of my favorite concerts.
Two clowns on the stage competing who can ruined the show and between them they managed exactly that . Pair of matures on the stage.
I have seen Kumar Sang at Wembley and his songs went from one melody to another. This concert was unorganised, after every song he consulted with one of the hosts and it was not seamless. The two hosts Bali Brahmbhatt and the other guy ruined the show.
I enjoyed Kumar Sanu’s voice but the two men on stage interjecting/compering were a distraction and detracted big time from Kumar’s excellent vocals. Musicians excellent too. Get rid of the hangers on.
92 degrees, folks were being hauled out. We had a big cooler of ice and limes we passed out. Everyone was sitting or lying down.
Johnny Winter was second to last. First song got the crowd on their feet and tapping. Second dancing, and hooting and hollering after that. Best Winter I've seen out of 25 concerts. A lot left before ZZ to have Winter in our heads. The band told us later they loved being second last; impossible to follow!
Mediocre at best. Vystar Arena acoustics are not the best and we had difficulty understanding the song lyrics by Arnel. Many older songs....boring but the crowd got up when the major 'hits' were sung. Arnel's voice was not what we were used to at other concerts. It didnt have the vocal range and Neal Schon was pretentious. Real shame. Love their music but it's time to retire on top guys.
It was 40 years ago and I went to this concert of my forever favorite guitarist in my hometown. Man, was he in a bad mood! It took ages between the songs to pick another guitar. It is no surprise to me that he collapsed soon after this show. He did recover from his habits later on. Sadly he died a helicopter crash. A true guitar magician gone. But that night in Kerkrade he was not in his best shape.
Great night. Keith was in his inflatable ball thing, rolling over the crowd. Also, some idiot threw a firework on stage at Black Grape. It landed on Shaun Ryder's jacket but he got it off in time. He obviously wasn't happy!
was there Ronstadt played with Emmylou Hariss and Bonnie Raitt then Joni Mitcell and then the Eagles. Firefall was the first act side typical denver summer weather light rain during day and then at nite when Eagles playing Rocky Mountain Way crowd going nuts and right above the band the clouds broke and a full moon right above the band was in the infield the ground was shaking from the crowd going nuts the band thought it was due to song one member turned around looked up and the rest of band turned and saw that set them off what a show Denver media up unitl few years ago rated the best concert Denver ever had
I drove down from Tahoe where I lived to visit my friend in SF and he excitedly had me listen to Jeff Buckley's Grace album in '94. I cried then and I cry now when I listen to his heavenly music. When we heard Jeff was playing at The Great American Music Hall May 9th, 1995, we immediately got tickets. The whole concert was magical. Everyone was mesmerized by his passion. Robert Plant was a huge fan and often sat in on his small venue concerts. He proclaimed that Jeff would be huge, and he is.
I was there. They sounded extraordinary! Just like the album, but better because it was live. The more they played, the more the crowd grew enthusiastic. Their interaction with the crowd was fantastic. The more we cheered, the better they played. It was like cheering on a friends garage band. So glad I got to see them as they were first starting their career.
A year later I saw them at the Chicago Stadium, Brad Delp’s voice had taken a toll from nonstop touring . Still good, however his voice sounded like it had been overworked. Understandable, their tour schedule was brutal.
Excellent show at the Uptown Theatre; glad I have that memory!
The show was amazing , as usual. This was our fourth time seeing them. Having the newbies was interesting enough and Mairead was outstanding again. It was funny when someone yelled out “Ottawa” when the ladies were referring to us as the audience from Gloucester. Actually they were right in calling it Gloucester. Thank You so much for coming to Ottawa(Gloucester). Hope you return some day.
Fantastic! We were amazed at how good he still is. We first saw them at NEC near B'ham in 76 and every chance after. I must apologize for the rude audience members namely MAGA . Graham remarked " you must have never been to a Grham Nash concert ", and continued with all their songs like "Immigration Man", all previous protest songs. Thank you for continuing to support countries like Gaza and Ukraine. All his past songs fit into our current politics. Thank you for all you do.
I am planning to see him again day after tomorrow 20th in Charleston. That's a first for me to repeat a concert 3 days later. His band members were all great too.
Can't wait to see in again in Charleston.
Thomas gave a fantastic performance of songs from The Golden Age of Wireless. The Marquee Club was packed, that night, and the crowd was very receptive to the music. It was very clear that this was a major new talent.
Great show until I had to carry my drunk buddy out of the venue :-|
I was there that night & what a Soulful performance it was, Freddie was an amazing singer & I'm so glad I went to see him that night.........
Styx performed all of their classics quite well. The musicians are great. I can’t say that for their sound engineer as the mix was terrible. The bass was ridiculously loud and really took away from what would have otherwise been a great show. Need a new sound engineer!!!
Lots of special effects. Do bring your ear plugs as the volume is quite loud.. and consider binoculars if you are not in front. Also, it the concert is held in a large arena, do be sure to arrive early. The Lenovo Center was packed and traffic backed up for miles. Luckily they started late to accommodate guests. A program would have been nice to know who all the performers were.
THis concert was the only the Fridays live show so far. With musical partner Jason (Spicy G) Goldman on keys and guitar legend Dr Molly Miller on guitar supported by a younger group of musicians, the house was rocked! This show fully captured the intensity and exuberance of The Fridays first album with one song from the next. I hope that the Fridays are able to play live again and would highly recommend going.
This concert was Sara's last concert with her touring band of Snuffy Walden and Jonathan Richards. In an idyllic setting of pine trees and mountains, they played the 2020 album in its entirety. The crowd of local supporters of the charity were very enthusiastic!
Sara sang with the Martin Diller Quintet straight up smooth jazz with some jazz versions of Sara's and PMJ hits. It was a intimate and relaxed setting with an appreciative crowd and excellent musicianship all around. Adam Kubota of PMJ played bass.
Your pictures show a different band... the one my wife & I remember... We love you all, but feel mislead 😔
Our family has seen Rend Collective many times, so when we saw that they were in KS we were SO excited... but then SO disappointed that they ARE NOT THE SAME BAND. :(
The Kings came out swinging with their classic the Bucket and kept the crowd going with hit after hit! The band sounded fantastic and the show was great & energetic! 100% worth the money.
The most embarrassing moment live for the entire audience to witness the stupidity and irresponsibility of a major rock band lead vocalist whose unprofessionalism on his Bass player’s birthday forced the sound engineer to basically shut down his feed after guzzling a 5th of Jack onstage as a toast birthday celebration.Enter Sammy Hagar afterwards.Have no respect for DLR as a 20 year old fan.
Ich war 1970 16 auch mein erstes
Konzert ! Danach Bröselmaschine usw.
Was für eine Zeit
LG Bernd
Classix Nouveau were fantastic at Futurama at the Queen's hall, Leeds in 1980. very distinctive and professional. I'm surprised with that level of talent they didn't get better known.
Awesome memories …still rockin‘
I‘ve been there wirh my parents and brother Fabian. We were 11 and 9 years old. Chuck gave Rock‘n Roll to us
Excellent show and great to see Cliff live. However, Cliff is now definitely getting old and it's really showing. His legs are going so he can't move around the stage so well; his talking voice is getting frail; and it looks like his memory is fading as he needed a cheat board for one song and he had trouble remembering the name of one of his band.
It is strange that his talking voice is so week, but his singing voice is as strong as ever. I can only assume that he is now miming to recordings made when he was much younger.
I have no problems with this, and I understand many performers no longer sing "live" to maintain quality. The crowd obviously adore Cliff and enjoyed the entire 2-hour performance, but it is sad to see how he is declining.