The Jackson 5

They were great, tight, it was an enjoyable night. I hope they continue.

We drove from Kansas to visit my friend in Rapid City and see Joan Jett. The show was amazing. However, the people running the show (security) were rude and abrasive. When we went to ask directions to the bathroom, they confiscated my husband's camera - after we had gotten in and went to our seats. The place was swarmed with cameras just like his! When we went to retrieve it, someone had looked through all the pictures and changed the settings. NOT COOL! It put a bit of a damper on the evening but we didn't let it ruin our experience.

This was a one of a kind show for such a huge talent that Eric Johnson is! Very intimate and friendly setting, it felt like you had a show in your very own basement. This show was the first for me in the Taft Theater Ballroom. Great experience!

Grace Jones outdid her self, what a show. She danced, entertained, encouraged and we all had lots of fun. She knows how to get the PEOPLE rallied up for fun. She looks fabulous and her music is timeless & related to today. It was great seeing the young and the older followers of Grace Jones all in once place, this was the best show this year and not costly. Thank you Grace Jones.

KX is one of the worlds most underrated (from the public) Rock bands ever. And after 35+ years they can still bring it. The only problem now is that there are so many good songs for them to play, they cannot do it all in a single show! They are completely unique and awesome musicians. The sound was excellent, a perfect evening with my favorite band today.

Great show. Al started out solo, playing his first three songs on both the piano or the guitar. He explained that while his birthday is on February 5, the weather in NYC is not so good, and even moving his annual birthday concert up into early spring, it still didn't help, so he settled on June. After three numbers, an opening act (Will Dailey) appeared, and he was OK, played a short set which included a Dylan number. Then Al came back out with a 5-piece backing band, including bass, guitar, drums and two horn players. They played an assortment of Al's hits and did a great job. Throughout the show, Al took time to tell a few stories and explain a few thing about his music. After about an hour, they took a short break and then Al came back out with Jimmy Vivino and the same rhythm section and they played until after 11 PM. The final numbers were a tribute to the late BB King. All told the concert was three and a half hours....a great time was had by all.

Mark Lanegan is a hidden gem. Amazingly talented. His voice and lyrics will send a chill down your spine. See him perform and you will forget about the world outside and your problems for a couple of hours!

I'd never seen Little Richard in concert, and being a living legend, I was very excited with anticipation of entire show. An immediate notation here; I did not know that Little Richard had hip surgery in the past few months, and was still in recuperation. So with that into consideration.....here goes. Little Richard was class act. He played several of his classics, along with other older songs. He has several personal friend in the audience, so upon finding this about halfway through the show, it turned into a brief autograph session. He picked the show back up with his popular songs, and then had to end the show....you could tell he really wasn't in condition to perform, but he did it anyway. Thats a class act in itself. I got some great pictures and video. They can be seen on my facebook page of Jeff Smith "Little Richard @ BB King Club.

10,000 Light Years Band was great! All band members except guitarist Duffy King (amazing!), have played with the Moody Blues: John Lodge (Mr. Bass! and THE GUY), Gordy Marshall (drums), Alan Hewitt (keyboards) and Norda Mullen (flute, guitar). Intimate setting. Very nice venue. Amazing music! I'm hoping to see them all again!

I've listened to Loudness off and on for the 30 years they've been together. I first saw them in Japan in 1981 while in the Air Force. Loudness is one of the top metal bands to come out of Japan (along with Dead End and EZO). Unfortunately, due to several other bands canceling and another band was added, Loudness did not begin their set until almost midnight. I was standing at the stage in front of Akira Takasaki (see attached photos), and really enjoyed the concert! They played most of their recognizable music, and a couple from their latest CD: "King of Pain." In the smallish venue like Jaxx, I was no more than a foot away from the band members and was able to see them up close and personal. Although their stage show was minimal, they made up for it with their music and audience involvement. After 30 years with Loudness, Akira hasn't lost a step and continues to impress the heck out of me. If you want to see a rocking metal band from Japan, Loudness is a must see!