Lord Paice Ashton

This was my tenth time seeing Gordie and the guys (started back in the 90's) and this was the best concert they've done. The set was filled with the best of the best, the guys were all performing to perfection and the venue was great. The only thing I could want is to see them again.

Joe Brooks is a great upcoming talent! His music is mellow and heartfelt. He has a wonderful voice and stage presence which really draws you in. I was on vacation with my husband and bought tickets to this show. We enjoyed it so much and would definitely see him again. The following night we saw Guns and Roses and to tell you the truth we enjoyed Joe Brooks more! I bought Joe's cd after the show and listened to it all the way home. Hope to see him again in the future!

It was a four band line-up and it started an hour late because the bands got tied up in traffic. Fair enough, but Ceremony played for about 40 minutes, rocked the place, and abruptly stopped. No encore, just a brief statement that they didn't do the "one more" thing. The show ended well before curfew. Though they were great, I was very disappointed in the briefness of the show and will not make an effort to see them again.

The concert was great! Especially the 'old stuff' - the songs from the past :o) Three hours non-stop!

This was an incredible show!! Chris was the ultimate professional, even signed autographs after the show!

The GMCLA always put on an amazing show. They are some of the very best talent: singers, dancers, etc.

I have been going to Gen shows since the early 90's, and Gen has never disappointed me yet. The musicians are tight and the stageshow is second to none. Gen works the crowd like not other performer and has great "audiance participation" namely myself at that last show :)

I was really loving the show before David Yow (Jesus Lizard) showed up on stage, stumbling drunk and yelping into the microphone. I respect that GVSB reveres him and his band(s) output and as a friend, but his voice does not work for them and his antics smothers the band's otherwise fantastic live set. GVSB are playing in top form, it's just a shame that their collaboration with another artist couldn't be someone more complimentary (like Mark Lanigan from Screaming Trees showing up for Mad Season).

Absolutely positively love The Gramercy Theater. There is no doubt in my mind that Gid Street Wine is the greatest band that ever lived...

Summer night at the outside amphitheater of Chastain Park in ATL was an ideal setting for this event. The setlist was choice. It really showcased both Warren and Jerry's talents. The symphony added another layer of depth and texture to the old standbys. Vocals and guitar are two of Warren's big talents, and he utilizes them on this occasion and the result was beautiful.