Lionel Cartwright

I've been to many concerts but this by far was the best one I've ever been to. We we're in the 2nd row right in front of Billy and my husband was even able to get his autograph. And the ticket prices weren't outrages either. Only complaint I have was he didn't play one of my favorite songs that reminds me of my girls. "GET READY, GET SET, PLEASE DON'T GO ". BUT I definitely enjoyed it so so much. Thank you Billy Ray Cyrus and his band.

NOBODY rocks harder than these guys. They get better and better.

They haven't lost a beat, incredible musicianship tied to tight, clean vocal harmonies w/ a genuine love of their fan base. Best unplugged show I've ever seen, one of the best concerts I've ever seen!

Wonderful show! The only way it could ve been any better is if they had played a little longer. Sibling harmonies were spot on, song selection was great, band was superb. I hope for their success in the future. They are worth going to see!

Riders in the Sky is a wonderful group of talented musicians who have preserved the old west music for over 40 years. Their concert was entertaining, informative, and fun! The venue is perfect for this type of show, we love Scherr Forum theater!

Sang a variety of music from show tunes to country. Very enjoyable. Voices better than ever! Great to meet them!

First I want to say that Mel Tillis is beyond amazing! His unique blend of comedy, story telling and great music is what has earned him such a legendary status as well as a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Mel sings just as great at 79 as he did at 39! I was suprised at his energy level, he ran around on the stage and performed a lot of physical comedy. He also met with fans before and after the show, posed for pictures and signed autographs. He didn't rush anyone and spent a lot of time with the people. He is a very kind man who truly cares about his fans. What TRULY suprised me was that a long while ago I had sent Mel Tillis a CD that I myself had recorded and wrote him a letter about how much I loved traditional Country music. I didn't say a word- he recognized me from the picture on my CD! He said "I know I know y-y-y-you from somewhere"! He then asked "didn't you write to me and send me a CD"? I said yes and he proceeded to tell me how much he enjoyed my CD and made wonderful comments about my singing. At first I thought he was just being polite but then he rattled off every single song I did on the CD!!! What a kind man. I was in awe of him to say the least! If you like traditional country music, go see Mel Tillis- You WILL NOT be dissapointed! All of this being said- The concert itself was BEYOND amazing and Mel is a truly talented man beyond belief, BUT- I must say the the VENUE itself was HORRIBLE. The Wheeling Showroom was cramped. It was over 1000 metal chairs cramped into a room that should only hold 500. It was hot and uncomfortable. Also, the floor had no incline so all the seats were on a flat surface at the same level. If a tall person sat in front of you you were screwed. I myself am tall (6'4") and I felt bad so I sat crouched down in a horribly uncomfortable position so the people behind me could see. I gave the concert 5 stars because it truly was one of the best performances I have ever seen, but if I were asked to rate the venue itself there wouldn't be a rating low enough. It was HORRIBLE. Also they were strict about the time limit and even Mel Tillis made a comment about that. His great show made up for the showrooms horrible conditions! It was so good that it made you forget how uncomfortable you were!

Very good show. They were really a delight to watch.

I have been to many many Steve Wariner concerts in the past 30 years but this one was amazing!! His energy level was great! He was really ready for a show, he played the audience wonderfully and everyone responded. I was very impressed given the fact that Wariner had recently lost his mother to a battle with cancer and this was one of the first shows he had done since such a family tragedy, but he was on top of his game. He played his older hits as well as his newer songs from his tribute to Chet Atkins and added in some Dotty West and Bob Lumen as well.The opening act, newcomer Matt Dame, started everything off on a high note. The audience was truly impressed with his songwriting and performance!

It's been 49 years since I first heard Sergio Mendes with Brasil '66....and the tunes are still top notch! Sergio's sounds speak for themselves. But being the musical genius he is, he knew to update the tunes. Infusing funky/sexy saxophones, and adding some hip-hop here & there, he made the tunes more modern, while still holding on to the conga beats. I've been a fan since the 6th grade, when I would watch them on Shindig & Hullaballo. Easy to say...I'm a fan for life!!!