Tom Misch

It was a lituation, I will be back again! I love it

David Crowder is my favorite singer, this was my second time seeing him. He never fails to bring Jesus into every aspect if his show. The venue this time was difficult. Was unable to get tickets in time to get down on the floor. Nothing mentioned 5 flights of stairs to the nose bleed section. Not easy for me or my husband. That part was disappointing.

This Man is the business. He is authentic and raw, yet intelligent and spiritual. I loved the show and would gladly follow him across the country to see him again. #Forever Fan.

Hardwell was badasss. The music was none stop action.

First time at the rodeo (semi-finals) which was awesome and fun to watch! But even better was the Star Treatment we received sitting on the rodeo floor (1st row!!) for Jeff Dunham \u2014 WOW! ...Non-stop laughter for 2 hours! Best live show we have EVER seen!

It was honestly a good time! The line was just ridiculously long and it started to sprinkle. I wish young thug was much better but Carnage and Keak da Sneak killed it! I had a great time with my friends!

The Fresh Beat Band was as much fun as they are on TV. My 4 year old was in awe the whole time. We were in the middle and I wish we were closer but we still had a great time. The show was the perfect time and they kept the audience entertained the whole time.....I did not buy the backstage pass.

I do not attend as much since they increased parking from $5 to $10. Love the ball park atmosphere. The performance of this game stunk. Little leaguers play better. Back to watching HS or college ball. Maybe they will improve but their heart is not in the game.

I can't comment on the openers, but Thrice rocked the house at the Pageant. They played primarily their harder songs and, as one would expect, many songs from their recent album TBEITBN. The songs from the new record were great live. The crowd seemed to know the new tunes well, while surprisingly being less well versed in some of the older songs. It was a magical moment when the crowd joined in singing the final bars of The Long Defeat. There was even a decent mosh pit for many tracks, which Dustin acknowledged and asked everyone to take care of one another. I was particularly impressed by Teppei's flawless guitar work. He sounded near identical to the album version of most songs. Dustin's vocals were a little better when I saw Thrice about 3 years ago in Raleigh, but you could still feel the emotion in his words, especially as he belted out songs from the new record. The band is clearly focused on playing their "harder" music, as nearly all soft, bluesy and melodic tunes in their catalogue were noticeably absent. I'm limiting it to 4 stars due to the lack of variation in the set list across the tour. From what I've seen, every set contains the same songs in the exact same order, including the 3 song encore. I have to imagine this becomes tedious for the band, as well as for the fans who look into previous set lists from the tour. Just one or two different songs rotated in would be a welcome change.

AWESOME!! Totally enjoyed the show. MS Ross Elegance at its best