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I became a big fan in the mid/late '70's & saw Joan for the first time in mid '80's, at The Tower in Philly. Seeing her perform at The Scottish Rite Auditorium the other night was beyond all of my expectations! Our seats were FAB! The acoustics of this intimate venue honored Joan's perfect voice, her guitars & keyboards. She covered a smorgasbord of songs spanning her 40+ years of composing melodies & lyrics, with apparent ease & comfort. Her sense of humor was in full bloom and her well-earned pride for all of her accomishments was displayed via a narrated slide show. I truly feel that I received a very special gift, having treated myself & my sister, to that Very Special Evening With the-one-and-ONLY... Joan Armatrading! Thank you, Joan!!! Please come back again, sooooooon! Thanks also for signing my poster! God Bless You!

This was a very special concert and tribute to the great John Wetton. Unforgettable performance by Asia. The video tributes interwoven with superb music made for great evening.

The entire show was excellent. Gerald Albright, Jonathan Butler, and Patti Austin were at their best. Each performer was given ample time to shine....and shine they did!

If you don't catch Ms.Anita Baker your one helluva show.The Songstress is giving you the best that she's got.

After 30 years they still got it!! It was very short, only one hour long, but it included a very good selection of their long repertoire. Not only they sang their greats hits, but they also included two new songs; part of their new EP Now or never . The show was a very high energy, they made us dance. Sarah and Karen have grown up, but they are still very cool, just a lot more sophisticated now. The new sound is more dace oriented, so it makes it even more fun to see them live. They will make you dance. They are total joy for their old fans and a nice treat to new fans. I will recommend this show to anyone who is into having fun in a live concert.

This was for my husband he is a Big Beatles fan! He loved it and so did I, the guys who put the show on are phenomenal and put a lot of effort and time into playing the parts of each singer.

Even though I paid for a premium seat. The way the band was situated on stage, I could not see the celloist at all or the drummer for the most part. Relying on the big screens. Which I thought was extremely poor stage planning. Jeff Beck again proved his worth as a Jazz guitarist. Always worth the experience even if it's just the one time that you see him play.

I was pleasantly surprised at how Big Audio Dynamite was. The boy proved they still got it. The only bummer was that they didn't play The Globe and a few other of their "hits". All in all, it really was a great show however.

Been a Big Country fan since I first heard them back in 1983 and never expected to see them in Florida, especially after Stuart Adamson's untimely passing a few years ago. I had heard the new cd and liked it but wasn't sure what the Big Country live experience would be like without Stuart, and I have heard a lot of the original Big Country live on cd. I'm here to say that Mike Peters did a fantastic job and while no one can replace Stuart, he is a great fit in the Big Country lineup. The set had a lot of energy and balanced the material between the classics and the new songs. It was incredible to see Mark Brzezicki and Bruce Watson perform in person, and the band actually came down after the set to talk to the crowd and tell us how much they enjoyed playing for us. It was a fun, highly memorable night and here's hoping that Big Country will be back to Florida in 2014.

The concert was amazing. Firefall, Ambrosia and Stephen Bishop did not disappoint. Their musical and singing talent never ceases to amaze. I was also very happy to have the opportunity to meet and chat with them afterwards for signing autographs.