Naked Prey

Awesome show! I love Napalm Death and especially this night because I was celebrating my birthday. The sound quality was great and I was right in front of the stage. The drinks are expensive but my friends didn't let me pay for a single one- I suggest drinking somewhere else to avoid spending so much money.

I was one of the very first ticket purchasers when Nazareth first went online for sale. This was the nearest venue to Portland Oregon I had seen in a very long time. I knew that Canada would have a major holiday around the time of the event and reserved hotel rooms early. Caught a couple of down pour rain showers but had a great time visiting and exploring Vancouver, BC! The biggest concern was when we got inside. We were one of the first, not even around the corner from the entrance to the Commodore Ballroom. When we got inside we discovered that MOST of the chairs were pushed forward and reserved signs on the tables! What is more is that Security enforced this restrictive environment. There were still some 20-25 chairs pushed forward until late in the opener's set. How does one secure reserved chairs in a General Admission show? They had names and not any matching number system from the tickets!? Obviously this Out-of-Towner didn't figure this out... Further, the balcony was closed and additional seating denied to us poor schmucks, stuck standing for hours. When we got in line to see the show, a staff employee for Commodore Ballroom walked the line to let everyone know that it was a no smoking event. Just wished security had been as vigilant in enforcing inside... many individuals were lighting up. My spouse has asthma issues and the clouds of reefer smoke was not much appreciated...

Not only was he fantastic, as expected he would be, but the band was truly great as well. Got to meet all 4 of them after the show & they were all so down to earth. He sang all the Great songs we have come to love, although I would have liked to hear some from his Monkee days. Great all around!

Unforgettable night! Soundgarden was classic, taking us on a dark and hypnotic journey, working their way flawlessly through music from their last 20+ years. Chris Cornell was pitch-perfect and gave no indication of an old rock singer unable to hit the notes (calling you out J Bon Jovi). In fact, he left us with "Unreal," a song that had him wailing in upper register heroics the entire length of the tune. I would have loved to have heard a couple tunes from their Sub-Pop debut release, but they gave a great performance with great song choices anyway. NIN was fast and heavy and loud and crisp, and the stage show and production was cool and inventive, very unique to Reznor's crew. (I've never seen a major amphitheater or arena/stadium concert where the band simply walked out onto a white-lit stage, waived and started the show. Their use of shadow play, video distortion, use of moveable screens, imagery, blocking and musicianship were unparalleled! A fantastic and ferocious evening of body- and soul-rippling music! Neither of these artists are close to being has-beens...beautiful show to end their tour on...

Terry Adams is a genius, & this incarnation of the band is great! Scott Ligon continues the NRBQ tradition of awesomely talented guitarists.

I HAVE SEEN THE OSMOND BROTHERS SEVERAL TIMES & THERE IS A REASON THEY'VE BEEN IN THE BUSINESS THIS LONG.. FANTASTIC SHOWS! FUN, ENERGETIC, FAN ORIENTED AND GOOD TIME MEMORIES & THEY ARE VERY NICE!! IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A GOOD CLEAN FUN CONCERT GO SEE THE OSMOND BROTHERS...THEY CAN REALLY SING PLUS THEY ARE GOOD LOOKING AS WELL.. I HAD THE BEST TIME ONE WEEKEND.. SAW THEM 3 TIMES IN 2 DAYS.. DON'T EVER WANT TO FORGET THE GOOD TIME MEMORIES I HAD THEN.

The Outlaws, once again, ROCKED the Pepsi Roadhouse. They never disappoint!!! The Pepsi Roadhouse is a nice small venue to see a show and the sound and seats were great but the food this time was a disappointment. Ribs were very chewy and chicken was very dry. But the Outlaws made up for the dinner disappointment and put on an awesome show.

What a great band! They were outstanding in the 70's and remain every bit so! They were very personable and entertaining! They played all their best songs and even jammed a bit which was amazing!

High energy show from a rock icon. Very enjoyable, nostalgic

You have to know what Pere Ubu is all about to understand what you see and hear. Otherwise it might be too much to comprehend all at once.