Aldo Nova

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.

Hampton Beach casino ballroom was the perfect venue for this unforgettable show. A lot of old classics from the early Aerosmith albums. Cherone was very good on vocals and did the songs justice. Whitfield and Perry made your u feel like you were at an Aerosmith show. Geaudreu and Charlie Farren backed them up. The were worth seeing by themselves. Lots of energy and very entertaining... this is one I would not miss !!!!!!

great concert! they put on a good show and it is a great venue to see a concert in. I would see them again!

It's a long way from Belfast to The Birchmere, but having been a Proclaimers fan since the beginning and not having seen them in concert in about 15 years, I was not going to pass up the opportunity to see them in the US, midweek or not. I had deliberately avoided buying the new Dogs CD until the night so as not to spoil the novelty of hearing the new stuff live for the first time, and we were not disappointed. The set list was a veritable history of the boys, from This Is The Story through to In My Room, a classic and personal highlight of the night. The Birchmere itself is a great venue, well managed with a ticketed entry system that rewards the earliest arrivals with first dibs on the best seats, and we were stage left, plus the opportunity to get a great feed at your table before the show.

I hadn't seen Procol in concert since 1975 and was not overly impressed by their live concert recordings. That said, Gary Brooker and friends, put on an amazing, energetic show of well known and not-so-well-known Procol songs. Brooker was in fine form and his supporting players (especially the lead guitarist) were top notch. I was really pleased that the band played tunes from Grand Hotel and Broken Barricades. The version of Whaling Stories was particularly good.