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First off, hats off to the crew for MB20. With the forecasted storms, they got the show moved indoors to Mid-America Center which was great foresight. Rob and the guys rocked it! Unexpected lightning strike took out their monitors, so Rob did an impromptu accoustic while they fixed the problem. Then came back and played the rest of the set that was interrupted. They gave it their all and it was a great show! I'll definitely see them the next time they are in town!

Must see band if you like death metal or screamo they inspired so many bands of today the originals of death and scream metal

Eric Roberson has one of the best live performances I have ever seen! It was great from start to finish and I can't wait to see him perform again!

Amazing show, however, I was disappointed that our tickets said the show would start at 6 pm, and his opening act didn't even go on stage till 10 pm. So we had to wait several hours, which was okay because I ended up right next the stage but I hadn't intended on being there 5 hours before the show. Overall definitely one of my favorite concerts by far.

Tyler put on a great show. Loved how intimate the venue was and it wasn t packed.

The performances was great, but the venue sound production trash.

Not only was Phil Great, but Twiddle did a couple really fine jams. Dancing for hours!

This concert came as a great surprise to me, since I didn't realize that my favorite band, Tears for Fears, was adding the brand new venue, Daily's amphitheater in downtown Jacksonville, to their tour dates. When I looked it up a couple of months ago, the closest shows were in Atlanta and Orlando. Maybe it was because their keyboard player was announced at the end of the show as being from Jacksonville.........and maybe that is why the show did not include their touring partners, Hall and Oates. In any case, the new amphitheater was an excellent venue for these musical geniuses to get hot in the muggy Florida shade. Besides doing stellar performances of most of their hit songs, starting off with Everybody Wants to Rule the World (intro was a spacey, mechanized, robot-sounding audio enigma, ominously slowed-down to segue into the well-recognizable opening guitar riff), I was especially pleased that they did Badman's Song and Break it Down Again (from the Elemental album recorded without Curt Smith). A very intriguing addition to the set was the cover of Radiohead's "Creep," sung so expertly and authentically by Roland Orzabal, as he accompanied himself at the beginning with just a lone arpeggiated guitar. I was also surprisingly happy that they played Everybody Loves a Happy Ending, in addition to Closest Thing to Heaven and Secret World, but they didn't do Call Me Mellow, which was the major hit off of their last album. Who Killed Tangerine would have been another good one too, for the sing-along aspect, but there are just too many good songs for one show. The sound was great, perfect volume level, perfect mix and perfectly performed....... I was hoping they would have had a new album out to promote, but I heard they are working on one, so hopefully next year! Anyway, it was literally The Closest Thing to Heaven for me as a Lifetime Fan. Get out and see them; you will love it!!! I just looked up the setlist: see below

David Spade & Ray Romano were both HILARIOUS!! Definitely a must see!

Despite her (Lil Kim) set being short, she held the crowd and performed well! She definitely killed all the rumors and showed people that she still got it!