Paul Carrack

The evening was wonderfully intimate, as per usual, not too many people. Nick's presence washes over me in a deeply connected way. He humbly presents himself as an ordinary guy.

They still have it going on!!! A great performance with lots of energy. I have been a fan for over 40 years.

Can't remember what I did yesterday - remembered all the lyrics to the songs from 55 yrs ago!

If you love the guitar, and a crisp soulful voice, Bruce will reach you in the deepest depths of your spirit. You will remember him always. And think of him often. I love this man. He is an amazing humanitarian who also brings major needs of the world to the forefront. Go see him. Buy his cd's. You won't be disappointed.

Natalie Cole was simply superb at Town Hall! Her voice is still smooth and luscious as ever!!! It is so relaxing to sit back and listen to her. I love the way she sang What a Difference a Day Makes.

Started with These Shrouded Temples but didn't go right into Damned For All Time. Didn't play Drowning in a Daydream Otherwise awesome show. Get there early for Mothership. They killed it.

Finally got to cross this one off my "bucket list." Saw MC and his backup band "The Bottle Rockets" at the HiiFi in Indianapolis last night. Bottle Rockets opened with about an hour set and then backed Marshall for a nintey minute tour de force. MC played a few new tunes, a couple covers(Richard Thompson & Buddy Holly), and several "oldies" in a well received set. Whatta night! MC was in fine form and stayed around to sign albums and greet fans at the merchandise table. I purchased his new vinyl EP "Move Now" while he signed a copy of his debut album for me. Played "Move Now", "Favorite Waste Of Time", "Mary Ann", "Someday Someway", "Cynical Girl", "There She Goes", and many others. First visit to HiFi, capacity is 195 and tickets sold out, only about a dozen or so bar stools to sit on. Good selection of craft beers. I was not familiar with the Bottle Rockets and came away impressed and wish I had purchased their CD boxed set. Definitely a "AARP crowd" with nearly everyone age 50 & older. 5 stars

This was the best concert that I have ever been to bar none. The enchanting voices of Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry captivate me and they sound amazing even though they are 30 years into their musical careers with the band. The array of sounds, languages and cultures that Dead Can Dance master is truly amazing. Introducing the audience to new instruments and sounds make Dead Can Dance a truly unique band.

This was a great show. The Delfonics were amazing.

Pat Travers did a great job as always, but the venue was a bit steril. He began on time (8:00) and finished his set at the assigned minute, 9:00. One hour allowed him to only play a couple of newer songs and about four of his standards. He seemed very compliant to the casino contract. I have seen him in several other venues and he has gone easily for two and a half hours. It wasn't until aftwards when I realized that casino shows likely put a strict limit on playing time in order to get people back out to the floor to lose money gambling. We also paid a bit extra to sit second row center, but the sound seemed to be mixed to the center of the room so the sound was not that good. Rick Derringer was a bit too PBS for me. It seemed a bit kitch.