Jimmy Drew

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!

Wow, a magical intimate venue, where you and the artist can interact. Really personal afternoon, with one of the Canadian greats. Great concept, Barney was as always, touching and deep. A great Canadian gem, who isn't appreciated enough for his talents.

I Loved the Show it was so Fab-U-Less she had us laughing and remembering old times I am not much on Writing but Betty U were Wonderful Thank You, Thank You.

The show was wonderful. The venue was small and they seemed a little disappointed there wasn't a larger crowd. But they still put on a hell of a show, playing the entire first album plus This Garden and Devil Went Down to Georgia. They didn't play What a Beautiful Day, though.The opening band was a local Philadelphia group named RFA who's going on a mini tour. Watch for them on the up and coming.

Fantastic event. Well worth the extra money for VIP seating. But like any TV taping event, there's lots of do-overs and resets. For a 45 minute show, we were there for nearly 5 hours. And the bar didn't open until *after* the show was done. Boo! And there was no smoking area. (If you left the building, you would not be re-admitted) Double boo! No booze or smokes for the gays? SRSLY?? RuPaul is a great hostess -- really quick witted and not afraid to laugh at herself when flubbing lines. I never use this word, but it was really "surreal" seeing all these faces in real life on stage that I've only seen from the TV show. Everyone is as funny (or bitchy) as they are on the show. I'll definitely be going again next season! Keep it foxy! Whaak whaak!

I hasvent been to a real concert in a long time, so this was very special for me. I loved every minute. Mark Lindsay and Micky Dolenz gave me a wonderful night of music and memories. Best time I ve had in a long while! The venue was great, I flew in from Los Angeles just for this event and it was so worth the plane ride and hotel stay to see this performanace, my heart is still singing. The ticketing was quick and easy. I m signed up for for alerts and look forward to using Ticketmaster again! Thanks for or the great night guys! My heart needed it!

The show was wonderful and made you want to go to the back and dance. But it was really short.

Awesome! Saw him with our daughter who loved mix of easy jazz and funk but had never heard live acoutiscal piano, by a master no less!

first saw S.B. in 80's and he may be world's greatest harp player---and loudest--his bands back him perfectly--and that was the case at lucille's-- problem was acoustics in lucille's---i was w/ a friend who has learned to deal w/volume but this show had her using napkins in her ears---even i was "feeling" it---lucille's is big/high ceilinged and sound "flies" at you -- since S.B. plays in high register notes and uses "gadgets" to enhance playing it was a bit overwhelming soundwise compared to previous shows (10-15 )--- BUT--i still plan to see him whenever our paths cross as he is a virtuoso (sp?) and my problem was not w/ him but w/the venue's acoustics and whoever controlled soundboard--

Very entertaining and a Wonderful evening at a reasonable price.