Quiet Riot

Had a great time at Penn's Peak. Quiet Riot got there mojo back. Definetly go see them again. Checkout there new album on ITunes as well.

Wow! What a show... they played almost the entire Metal Health album...as well as their other songs. FRANKIE, ALEX, and CHUCK, are great guys, and could not have been more gracious with their time. The 'new guy' does a phenomenal job on lead vocals. Some might say this is just another 'tribute band' but that's incorrect. .. these guys are doing it for Real. See their documentary and then go see them LIVE!

We traveled from Arkansas to see the show and were disappointed that the bands time were cut so short that Gilby Clarke, Bullet Boys and Faster Pussycat could only do 5 songs each! The venue should have given each band more time.

I honestly have no idea how these four bands could not completely and totally pack the house, they were all amazing and wonderful, quiet riot was completely off the hook, however with the small crowd it was very challenging I feel for the bands to be completely present. And they did a great job! it was just sad for the bands to have such a small crowd. We all were very enthusiastic, and even though we were small we were mighty.

First off, what's up with the venue? The Saban theater in Beverly Hills isn't a place you go to rock out or bang your head. This is an upscale theater for seeing a play or the opera...assigned seats? Come on! Secondly, the opening bands Gilby Clarke and Bulletboys were awesome with really solid musicianship and kick ass songs you remember, but just when you started to get into it, it was over. These sets were so short, it was like a tease. It definitely left me wanting more. Faster Pussycat....not much to be said here....these guys haven't changed much and were more concerned with the lighting than the music...though the drummer kicked ass as he did with Gilby! Finally....Quiet Riot?! I'm sorry, this was Frankie Banali trying to relive the wonder years. Don't get me wrong, I love Frankie and QR lives in the core of my soul, but when Jizzy Pearl got up on stage and tried to pull off a Kevin Dubrow imitation it just fell flat. I was all ready to Bang my Head, but it just came out wrong and by the end of the show, I knew it was over forever. Sorry Frankie. Sorry Jizzy, I loved you in Love/Hate, but it's just not possible to replace Kevin Dubrow. It truly made me sad.

Enjoyed each band and the venue was really nice. The only issues was how late the overall concert started. Quiet Riot didn't go on until midnight.

All the bands sounded decent, and the performer's still were able to do what they used to back in the day despite the years gone by.

I loved the event. the music was awesome Posters would have been great

overall it was an awesome show they place alot of hits thru the years as well as songs thatt were fairly new i recommend if you get a chance to see them go you will have a really good time

I've been to my fair share of 80s metal concerts and I usually know what to expect. The fancy cushioned ball room chairs and elderly people kinda threw me off. But the band still rocked and that's all that matters. Loved the moment of silence. It's great that they remind people of the talented musicians that have made their mark on Quiet Riot. Over all I would deffinantly recomend this show. And even though the setting was out of place. It's actually a pretty nice casino. We stayed after to hit the slots a little before we left.

Very talented musicians very friendly and they all came out after the show and signed autographs posed for pictures and talked with the fans. The Mohegan Sun great place to see a band . The sound is awesome they have screens you can't miss the band! They did not hassle anyone who wanted to come up close to snap pictures.

Quiet riot was worse concert ever and I'll tell you why daily played for an hour and 44 minutes total in that time they did a guitar solo a bass solo and a drum solo the lead singer was on and off stage the majority of the time it was really a put together a shit show Tony Orlando did a better job than them fools

Our experience at this show was exceptional,in all aspects. First I have to comment on the venue, Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre, PA. I've seen countless concerts over the past 45 years, from the biggest arenas to intimate clubs, and this is one of the best venues I've been to. Even though we were dressed in our rock n roll garb (denim and leather), the casino employees were gracious and helpful and didn't treat us like potential criminals - no body or tote bag search, or just a smile and "can I help you find your seat"? There appeared to be more than adequate security, but they were obviously there for the safety of the band and the fans and didn't anticipate any brawls to break out! There were some empty seats, so they let us move around to take photos, etc, and didn't give the fans the usual "YO, SIDDOWN!" if you have the audacity to try to move outside your own 18 inch space. Even the most conservative looking employees appeared to enjoy the show, if they hadn't been wearing the casino logo (okay, and a polo shirt and khakis), you wouldn't have known they WERE employees. So props to the venue, this definitely won't be the last concert I go to there! Now for the band - they were scheduled to come on at 8:00, and amazingly, they came on at exactly 8:00! We've never seen QR live before, so I was hoping for a great show and they did not disappoint. Their new lead singer, Jizzy Pearl (LA Guns, etc) was a perfect choice to step into the shoes of their original (now deceased) singer, Kevin Dubrow. He opened the night by thanking the fans for "keeping rock 'n roll alive", and the band roared into their show. Their passion for their music was infectious, and with the volume cranked to ten, they kept the audience in the palms of their hands as they thundered from one song to the next. Jizzy jumped around the stage so much you'd think his shoes were on fire, and the guitarist and bass player gave the audience exceptional solos that didn't leave me feeling like they were just playing to give the rest of the band a bathroom break. I would highly recommend going to one of their shows if you can. Quiet Riot is a band who obviously still love what they do, and we're all luckier for it. You can tell they're not touring because they need the money or because their rock star egos need a little more stroking. They go through this grind because they want to keep the rock 'n roll flag flying, and on April 26, they had their loyal soldiers marching behind them.

Since the show was in such a small venue, it made the show that much more excellent. Everyone was able to see then perform without problem. I am glad that Quiet Riot lives on since the untimely death of front man Kevin Dub row. I especially loved the mention of former member Randy the guitar God Rhodes. I look forward to a new album with the new front man.

fun and enjoyable night, and not a bad price either.

These guys enjoyed themselves and put on a very good show. Would have enjoyed a few more of their old songs

Great show, great venue. Awesome seats, these guys definetly still Rock!

The one thing to remember, is , that this band doesn't come across as arrogant, they put the work in, and take this real seriously, great show, and for being 62, Franki Banali, sure does not show it, great drummer

I actually went to see the venue (awsome). My wife said the concert was "no so bad". You ought to take that as "great". The band sounded good. Loud but not ear splitting.

Great show. Jizzy Pearl was amazing. I would have passed on the show if I didn't know Jizzy was singing and he tore it up. The band is tight. All hits. No duds.

Great show. Rocksino fantastic place to see a show.

What an amazing show!!! Over 30 years of rockin n rollin!!!! QR put on an amazing show start to finish!! They seemed to be having as much fun as all of us fans!!! Thanks to QR for a kick a$$ show!!!!!

Great show! Played all but one song from Metal Health album. Three from Condition Critical and two from QR III

Awesome show. I wasn't sure what to expect at this venue but the show was awesome. I hope they come back to jersey.

It was a great time! We all had a lot of fun and Quiet Riot sounded awesome! Seating was good too!

This was my 3rd time seeing Quiet Riot and they are still just as bad ass as they were 30yrs ago. Absolutely unforgettable show.

Quiet Riot was an awesome good time. This is a band that has been out for over 30 years and has replaced their lead singer since the old one died of a drug overdose. The new singer has a ton of energy and loves playing the songs. He isn't burnt out on any of the songs yet and it shows. The crowd was there appreciating the music at an ironic level and there wasn't a single person that didn't have a great time. It's a cheap and fun way to spend an evening.

We enjoyed the concert. We also loved the opening band too

Venue was Nice and Intimate, Band was fun Durbin did a Great job! :)

Both quiet riot and Black and Blue were great . Even with the absence of kevin Dubrow quiet riot still rocked!!!

Really great seats, venue was excellent Small and intimate but really good

I will never pay to see this band again. So disappointed!

Only one surviving member but the band that they put together is incredible. James Durbin, American Idol fame on lead vocals was fantastic. Very good concert.

quiet riot was awesome great show and we even got to meet a couple of them in the casino they were very nice and let us take pictures with them. Fantastic show!!

Fabulous concert in a small and intimate venue! The guys were amazing and had the crowd on their feet! Would recommend seeing them any chance you get. Broke back so many memories. I have seen them numerous times over the years. New faces but still going strong!

Quiet Riot started on time and rocked out through their '80's hits! They still have the stuff they had back then, although the original band is long gone save for the drummer.

Great Show !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They were awesome! Excellent music from a great group of guys.

I drove four hours to get to the Quiet Riot show and I was not disappointed--it was spectacular! From start to finish the music was awesome, the energy was non-stop and they totally rocked. The best show I've seen in years!

Had a very good time. was a fun show to watch. They rocked on despite their ages. seemed to be a shorter show than normal and there was no encore to get them back on stage once they stopped playing, but it was all good! The venue was not full .

This was an awesome show!! Jizzy Pearl is a perfect lead vocalist for the band. My husband and I had a blast!

Excellent show. All still have what it takes to put on a great performance. Outstanding venue to see a show. Liked being able to walk around, stay on floor near band, or stay at bar. Never used my seat but even they were great for the price as size of theater perfect. Also best restrooms I have seen at a concert in a long time.

GREAT!!!!!!! one of the better shows i have seen at Hamption. good job.

Quiet Riot was amazing. This was the first time I've seen them.live and I was blown away by how good they were. Definitely one of the best shows I've seen at Hampton Beach.

QR, BB, and GC sounded great and had great energy, and FP was awful. Zero promotion caused low turnout, but the bands made the best of an awkward situation. The three great bands played with the same energy and enthusiasm as they would if they were playing in front of a full stadium. They were clearly having fun dedicating songs to each other, going on stage during other bands sets to sing back up, walking around in the crowd between sets, and watching each other play in the audience. They shared drinks with each other and with members of the crowd. The bands music was basically spot on, but GC needs a singer but listening to him trying to sing was just fun.. The new QR singer was pretty good. He is no Kevin Dubrow, but he did a respectable job. A band member from one of the opening acts actually walked over and had a conversation with me, at the end of the show, and I wasn't even sure which band he was with. It was a unique experience. It was fun to watch bands giving their best efforts and having fun with each other.

The sound system was very bad and quiet riot was the worst bad of the night. They need to check their sound system.

I was very impressed with the show! I thought the music was great, and the artists were very personable and tuned in to the audience. They really kept us excited and involved in their music.

Awesome, Awesome show. Not only did QR rock the house, the other bands were phenomenal too. Bullet Boys and Faster Pussycat were Awesome. More shows with these guys please.

It was fun, several times members from various bands were in the audience next to the stage partying right along with us.

LOVED QUIET RIOT NOT A BIG FAN OF BULLET BOYS OR FASTER PUSSYCAT GILBY CLARK WAS GOOD

Rock is not dead!! It was great seeing all those groups together!!!

The venue was awesome and right off the interstate too. The sound was awesome in there! All the bands sounded tight .

Faster Pussycat was the worst concert band I have ever seen (and we have seen A LOT). The lead singer especially. Gilby Clarke was the best of all 4 bands. Bullet Boys we decent along with Quiet Riot but I would not go see them again. Gilby Clarke was by far the best of the four bands.

The event was well worth the drive... Each band played great and had great interaction with the crowd.. The center was great for sound and we enjoyed the full show...