Bobby Few

Although I've been a Crowded House fan from their first CD, it's never worked out for me to see them perform live in all those years. Even though the concert was simply Neil Finn solo, I just *had* to be there, and it was a wonderful evening of great music and Neil's charming wit. I'd give high marks just because Neil sang "Hole in the River," one of my favorite Crowded House tunes, and one I never expected to hear live. However, his eight-minute performance of "Silent House" (with ambient electric guitar effects) was simply jaw-dropping. If Neil comes to your town... run, don't walk to see him.

Thank you God for blessing these fine gentlemen! A true gift from God!

It was a great concert. He played music from his new album along with some of his classic songs with the Eagles. We heard several people complain about the show because they thought he would only be playing his old music. Information about the concert was available online to review beforehand so clearly those that were dissatisfied did not do their research. The concert displayed Glenn's artistic abilities.

Was a big fan of Vance's music going in but seeing him live bumped it up another level. Talented , entertaining , funny & smart !

It was a small crowd, and that made this show even more better. The tempo of the show was great. And, the Spandau Ballet stuff he did was like a great old friend saying hello. It brought back many memories and it seemed his voice was still as great as I remember it back in the 80's in Irvine.

The combination of these Levon Helm, Ray Lamontagne, and The Secret Sisters was amazing--new and old but they melded so perfectly!

This guy plays amazing bass lines on his 7 string and guitar chords and melodies all at the same time! His drummer is nothing less than phenomenal! Talent like this is indeed hard to find and his show is so enjoyable. I will continue to see him everytime he is in Phoenix.

Saw this guy in Nashville and took some friends and the hubbie now they are fans too!

Larry brings together an amazing show full of talented people. The energy in the room is electric and I never stop dancing.

I waited for Daniel to play The STL for years. He came onstage first with Rocco Deluca, a singer/musician/songwriter who played steel guitar opposite Daniel, who also played a steel guitar. The music was atmospheric/sonic/ethereal and frankly, after 40 minutes, boring and soporific. Daniel then took a break and then came back onstage to play more familiar material, some from his early album, Acadie some that I did not recognize. The fact that there was no seating in the Duck Room forced us to stand for, not only the hour prior to the show, but the entire show as well. My date left early to go upstairs and sit at the bar. All in all, I enjoyed finally seeing and hearing Dan play. It was more of an experimental studio performance than I was expecting. Still, very interesting.