Mark Heard

It was a great show filed with oldies of folk music.

Christine's show are always wonderful and entertaining. The groups she brings along never cease to please us with new and different material! Having Tom Paxton make an appearance was more than we expected. I sure hope she's feeling better after that awful kidney stone incident!

What an incredible show. Backed by an excellent band, Buffy's talent and energy are impressive. She performed songs from many eras, from albums of the late 60s to recent tunes. She is a multi-instrumentalist and I loved seeing a woman play electric guitar, as well as mouth bow, keyboards and guitar. Buffy can't hit the high notes anymore but her voice is still powerful. I was amazed to learn on our way home that she is 76. She sang, played, and danced with high energy and passion and it was a wonderful show.

One of the best musical experiences I have ever had. The musicians were amazing and the crowd really got into the spirit. A wonderful mixture of songs, spoken words and visuals.

Excellent mix of old and recent material, with lots of older faves. Geoffrey said from the stage the venue was like "visual headphones." Great sound, every seat was fantastic. One very toasted interloper strolled onto the stage during The Old Sod and sadly, didn't know a single word. Security tried to remove her, but the band let her stay. Unfortunately, she didn't know when to leave. Thank God they cut her mike. After the show the band came out to chat and sign autographs. It was an absolute delight to meet them, get the CD and setlist signed (Thank you Buffalo WILCO fan for giving that to me!) and take some pictures. It was a magical night.

After three decades, Steeleye Span's rocket-fueled version of traditional British music is still strong and fresh. Maddy Prior's voice is better than ever, even if dancing around the club during an instrumental break can leave her breathless these days. Their new fiddler player is fantastic, the substitute bass player (who learned the set in an afternoon several shows ago) is rock steady, and the long time guitarist and drummer are still great, too. An added bonus was hearing new songs from the record "Wintersmith" they did last year with Sir Terry Pratchett, based on some of his Discworld books: original music rooted in trad and beautifully conveying Pratchett's signature wacky but profound writing style.

A fan since the 70s! Not disappointed, great concert! His daughter ,Lucy, and her mother joined in and were also amazing.

The small theatre was filled with open ears and kind old souls. Dave's performance that night was beyond measure. He sang and played extremely well. The stories behind the songs and the insight that David shares with his audience is a rare treat that my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed. If you are even a casual fan you owe it to yourself to see this master of a fine art perform live. My wife only knew a few songs but she left wanting to share David's music with her whole family...He is that good folks! My only regret is that there were not more people present to witness such a timeless soul performing honestly and intimately. There was a stage, a microphone, David and his guitar. Nothing else was needed. Thank you Mr. Wilcox! I wish that I had asked to shake your hand sir...maybe next time. For the record the show started just after 7:30 p.m. and ended just after 10:00 p.m.!!!

I had the honor and the pleasure to see these two at a Valentine's show in Las Vegas this past weekend. After being married for 30 years , being able to attend this particular show made this the best Valentine's celebration of our marriage up to this point. These two put on a spectacular show and their band and backup singers were just as excellent! I hope to be able to see them again in the future only to relive the spectacular show that they put on. It is so nice to once in a while go back in time and relive those beautiful songs replayed live and sounding so much the same as you remembered them on the radio so long ago. Thank you to Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. for a perfect Valentine's weekend present.

I felt like a little excited groupie!! That's hard when your a mature lady. I was so happy to see the man in person I so love his music, I was right up front, he didn't fail to deliver. The quality was perfection. My only regret, he didn't play the piano and I didnt see the rest of the team, Charisse Nelson-Mcintosh and Vanessa R. Williams, nevertheless Richard was the main attraction. I'm on the lookout for another concert... Can't wait for another date to show up in TicketMaster.