John Barry

i came from Tampa, FL to see SDRE. i was so sick. but when i was at the show, it made me feel better. The Jealous Sound, i have never heard of them before. they were great! a PERFECT match with SDRE. they looked so happy to see US! SDRE were amazing! no doubt about it. they had so much energy and were stoked to be back together and on stage and playing! you could tell they had so much energy! everything sounded great! i really wish it didnt end so soon though. i wish tehy could have played for another hour. the venue was great! if i ever go back to Atlanta, GA i most def want it to be at Center Stage

Craig Chaquico is a wonderful guitar player/entertainer. His warmth and enthusiasm comes directly across the auditorium straight to the heart. Just the right amount of interesting and fun personal talk between the music. His acoustic tunes could have carried the evening and perhaps should have. I realize his earlier work with Starship showcases his talent as a lead guitarist, but music from his solo career is what I came to hear. I was delighted that he recognized an obvious fan in line and took the time to walk over and show that my being there mattered to him--I will use the pick he put in my hand with a smile.

Beautiful venue and flawless performance, make sure and listen to the rebroadcast on The Current.

Madball was as great as ever. You know what you are going to get!

Great show! Jovanotti generates so much positive energy. His enthusiasm is contagious and my jaw hurt from smiling so much. It was great to see him up close without having to fight a big crowd. Saturnino and the rest of the band were fantastic. The older bearded guy on keyboard was fun to watch.

Her music is soulful and she has quite a story. I felt like I was at a therapy session listening to a patient.

Ivy were in great form considering they haven't performed regularly in 5 years. Dominique's voice is as sultry as ever. She has a very appealing and natural manner. Andy and Adam are obviously skilled musicians. I quite enjoyed the show. The venue's sound system is a little disappointing but I've heard much worse. The sound of the hall has a muddy quality, noticeably inferior to the likes of the the Bowery Ballroom (the site of Ivy's previous New York appearance), the Mercury Lounge or the world class Brownies.

This group is still amazing, extremely talented and moving!! Each of the band contribute and move the audience in a special way. I compare them to a Columbian REM...very socially conscious, ahead of their time for the 90's. They put on FULL performance...visuals, interactive and artistic. Of course Andrea is as powerful and passionate as a nee singer. Best concert for us all year!

Paul rocked the house...a treat for music lovers especially with such a great band...an awesome surprise to see Thomas Lang on the drums...just awesome!!!

Lisa is a multi-talented performer. Her vocals are spot on and pitch perfect. Her stage presence makes the audience feel at home. She told us about someone earlier in the day who tried to sell her a ticket to her own concert. The venue is small and intimate. Lisa found it strange that she could hear her own foot tapping as she played. Upon request (someone blurted out "Free Bird!") she played a few bars of the beginning of the Lynard Skynard song. She takes requests from social media before the show. The request from our table to play "Disappointing Pancake" was fulfilled. Yeah. After the show, Lisa greeted fans and signed merchandise as she does for most appearances. Opening Acts: Danielle gave a spectacular rendition of Sara Bareilles' "Brave". Her vocals seem well suited to that song. Sayed sings a bluesy rock style with vocals similar to Janis Joplin. Vince White on guitar and Vince Trividad on stand-up bass provided an amazing acoustic performance