Mike Alongi

I ve been going to Sloan shows for 25 years now. This show was a shorter set and they played a lot from their new album 12 so if you re hoping for a lot of classics you will be disappointed. New album is really good so I still enjoyed myself even though I m still getting to know it. Definitely a must see for any fan!

What can you say about these guys? They're the real deal. They're everything that's ever been good about American popular music. The tongue-in-cheek "devil's music" references just make it all that much more fun. Do some finger-stretching exercises on the way to the show or you'll be sore from shootin' the devil horns all night long. The best deal you can get on a concert ticket. You'll be scratching your head afterward and wondering how $12 got your posterior rocked so thoroughly.

The great Mitzi Gaynor gave an amazing show...a great journey thru the life and history of a great entertainer...combining video montages, stories and great songs you get a complete feel of this artist...

I, FRENCH NATIONAL, TOOK MY AMERICAN FIANCE FOR THE 1ST TIME TO JOHNNY HALLYDAY 'S CONCERT AND WE ENJOYED IT TREMENDOUSLY ... I ALWAYS LOVED JOHNNY AND APPRECIATED HIS VOICE AND HIS MUSIC. MY FIANCE LIKED IT TOO BUT HE WAS FLUBBERGASTED BY THE ALL TROUP ... THE ARMONICA WAS FANTASTIC ... AMAZING ... THE "BATTERIE" ... THE GUITARISTS ... THE ORGUE ... THE PIANIST ... ALL WAS JUST STUNNING .... AND ESPECIALLY THAT JOHNNY KEPT HIMSELF SO GOOD FOR SO MANY YEARS JUST THE SAME .... WOW ....!!! WE HAD A WONDERFUL EVENING ... THANK YOU JOHNNY .... I USED TO COME TO YOUR CONCERTS IN PARIS WHEN I WAS STILL LIVING THERE .... YOU ARE STILL SO GREAT .... KEEP IT UP .... AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF .... WE LOVE YOU .... DAN AND JACK

Having seen Davy Jones perform here at Bergen PAC several years ago, I was so excited to be able to see him perform here again. His shows are always fun, full of Monkees hits and funny stories, and Davy remains a true performer. The addition of David Cassidy to the bill made this an unforgettable event. Having loved David Cassidy since my childhood, I always dreamed of seeing him live. And David Cassidy did not disappoint. His performance was wonderful - Partridge Family songs along with several other songs that he performed to perfection. Everyone around me seemed to be enjoying every minute of this concert as much as I was. Kudos to Bergen PAC for bringing these two TRUE American Idols to their stage.

I have seen this group perform and the lead singer Sydney Justin, is BETTER than Smokey Robinson, no disrespect to Smokey. But, their show is dynamic, exciting and sexy,....I am so glad they are performing in Phoenix, FINALLY.....I love this group. GO SYDNEY JUSTIN, YOU ROCK........totally worth seeing

The Rebirth Brass Band was incredible, as usual, but -- holly shit -- the Sinclair was *awful*! We had a party of nine celebrating a birthday and the bouncers threw one of us out for 'vaping' -- even though they searched him and found nothing but his credit card and his id. I guess (based on other feedback) The Sinclair is famous for bad customer relations and not giving a shit whether they unfairly piss people off. I have gone to several concerts there, but will not be returning. Sheesh! The Rebirth Brass Band makes you feel like you are at the Maple Leaf Bar in New Orleans and, while they are all great I thought Derrick Tabb (snare) was especially good. Don't forget to support the rootsofmusic.org -- they brought up one of the alumni to play trombone with the band.

Beautiful night to sit under the stars and watch Star Wars and listen to the amazing Philadelphia Orchestra!!

Having a second row seat made this event even better!! All groups were terrific. Great 10 piece band. The Classics, The Shirelles, The Flamingos, and Mystics were the first two hours of the show. Bobby Rydell did the last hour and was great beyond expectations. He still has a great voice and his stage presence was outstanding. Really enjoyed the night.

This was a great musical experience. James Ulmer had a great band featuring Vernon Reid. There was an amazing violin player, (sorry did not take notes), and harmonica player as well. James was a blues musician I had never heard of, but he knows his craft and blues pored out of his soul. Meshell Ndegeocello played nine songs from her new CD honoring Nina Simone. If you have never seen Meshell live, you are missing out on the eighth wonder of the free world. Her concert was truly inspiring. Her band included Chris Bruce and this fab keyboard player and drummer. There is no way to describe her except sublime and pure artistic passion. I hope you can catch her if she comes to a town near you. You can also purchase any of her 10 CDs on Itunes. Enjoy the Music! Experience MeShell live!