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Great show, Ellis was in top form, amazing guitar tone and playing. The venue was great too, we had a booth center of the floor, the waiter Freddy was on top of drinks and food the entire time. Really enjoyed the show, the food, and the time spent at BB Kings. I took one star off because the drinks where a bit exspensive.

I think the folks who set the lineup for this show had it backwards. Kenny is a bit more mellow and Ms. Fish is a guitar warrior. After an awesome set from her Kenny was... a bit... boring. It wasn't his fault and I'm sure I would have liked his more mellow approach had he opened. I hope when she's in my neck of the woods next time she's the headliner. Actually I hope she is the only performer and she plays all night. If you see her in your area don't miss her. She's great.

Throughout the years,despite numerous personnel changes,this band continues to excel in live shows.The rhythm section is tight,the horns are outstanding,guitarist Chris Vachon is great without being flashy or showy,and the frontman fills the bill well. If you love live music, this band is for you.And if you get a chance to see a show at Blue Ocean Music Hall, do it; this is one outstanding venue.

Apparently Joe was under the weather with the flu. Kudos to him for not canceling I guess. Frankly, they wasted a lot of valuable time with two long instrumental jams that clearly a stall tactic. He played only one of his popular songs. It end on a high note with a Chuck Berry song jam that included the two guitarists from the opening act. Overall, worth the $15 I paid but still disappointed.

This was a wonderful show- I hadn't seen most of them before, but they were so talented and entertaining, I feel lucky to have gotten a ticket to see them on the last night of their tour on our side of 'the pond'. They are seriously good musicians!

The Seldom Scene are a must-see. Their harmonies are exquisite! It was a lively show, and the banjo was entrancing. I was sad when it was over! Would love to see them again when they are back in town.

We had never seen Marcia Ball before and she was fantastic!!! She can really play those keyboards and her voice is phenomenal. We are "groupies" of Buckwheat but haven't seen him for 3-4 years because of his very serious health issues. Well, prayers have recovered him and he was in FINE form!!! We even got autographs and a couple of pics with him. He's as great and fun as ever and hasn't lost a step. Still has that great Southern New Orleans charm!!! His boys and the whole band are just fantastic and the music is just so fun!!! What a New Orleans way to spend Fat Tuesday - GREAT TIME!!!

I have intended to see The Chieftains for many years. This time I got a front row seat and thoroughly enjoyed the show. All my expectations of the group were exceeded. And the collection of local guest talents, musicians and dancers, was quite entertaining as well. It was a satisfying evening, pleasant and charming. Don't miss seeing the show if you get a chance.

Clannad is still going strong after forming in the 70's. Moya Brennan, lead vocalist and harp player sounded amazing. Her voice is so pure and at times haunting. Her brother Pol Brennan harmonized beautifully. Clannad played songs from their newest album Nadur released in 2013. New songs included Vellum, Rhapsody na gCrann, and Brave Enough. The oldies but goodies included I will Find You, Theme From Harry's Game, In a Lifetime, and a medley of the Robin Hood songs. The concert was just shy of two hours. It was a wonderful music experience.

Loved,loved the Irish Rovers,these guys are so talented and entertaining.Great Songs and Entertainment from start to end, the Southern Theater is a real nice older venue with amazing decor and the seats are very comfy,Parking was close by and very cheap.