Bill O'Connell

Band didn't go on till after 9pm. No where to sit. No opening act. Would have been nice to know so we didn't stand around for 2 hours!!

The band was good but the concession stand closed shortly after the show started which kind of put a damper on the show.

Chris Potter puts on one of the best live performances I've heard yet. I have had the opportunity to attend many great performances but this performance is among one of my favorites. Chris is a really cool guy and I even got to take a picture with him and got albums autographed!

This is one of the best parties i have ever been to! I had no idea how great Q-Tip was at DJing, only knew him as the legendary hip hop mc for the group A Tribe Called Quest what a shock! The vibe was great, music pumping, the venue was chill, drinks very reasonably priced, beautiful friendly women, what else do you need? Never left the dance floor except to refill my cup (got free shots of patron poored by the DJ himself), danced all night... I wish that Q-Tip made mixtapes so I have something to listen to while I wait for the next "Offline" party!!! Cant wait!

The show was unbelievable,RZA is one of my favorite artists and his performance was great. There wasn't a lot of people at the venue but that just Made it even better because the whole crowd got to be up close and personal with the performers. I hope he comes back to Boston soon I'd love to see him again and can't wait to see his movie THE MAN WITH THE IRON FISTS!!!

NEMHF 2009 was the last time I left a concert exhausted from awesomeness. The Ramones are my favorite band but they broke up when I was a child so I never got to see them. After that show I don't feel so bad about it anymore. It felt like being at one of those concerts I've watched on my DVDs. Andrew WK put so much party energy into it the place was electric. I can't say enough about it. If you are in an upcoming city drop everything and go.

I really enjoyed all the live music. The show was a nice opportunity for some up and coming to put their music out there for us to enjoy. It was a thrill to see Mitch Ryder and Mark Farner captivate the crowd. Martha Reeves was a drag, I did not enjoy her performance. Alto was the "sax monster" he literally blew the roof off the place!

I've seen Dianne Reeves Perform at DC's Howard Theatre and recently in Baton Rogue and she was phenomenal both times. She was so riveting I was disappointed when the show ended. Dianne does not disappoint. Her vocal skills and acrobats are jaw dropping. I drove 4 hours to see her perform. Her trio was superb and the musical director Peter Martin smoked the Steinway! The Baton Rogue Symphony Orchestra was awesome as well.

Stan Ridgwy, accompanied by his wife Pietra Wexstun on keyboards and an electric guitarist, was just amazing. I can now cross a major item off my bucket list! He joked a lot with the crowd, bantering back and forth with the audience, and took requests for all his great songs, including Stewart Copeland's theme for the movie Rumble Fish, "Don't Box Me In", "Call of the West," "Tomorrow," "Lost Weekend," "Camoflage," and "Drive, She Said," and Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire." He played a long set and just about the only song he didn't do, out of respect to his late bandmates, was "Mexican Radio." Stan was as sharp as ever, and I felt really lucky to be able to take in this amazing show. He was very pumped for the show, affectionately referring to the mostly older crowd as "we're the last of the Mohicans."

A spectacular array of musical talent and prowess playing the classic expression of American music, that is what Rumble and Twang was at BB King NYC on Saturday, September 7th, 2013. What a treat it was to enjoy the show these musicians put on at such an intimate venue! Every seat in the house is a good one at BB King. Rockabilly rules and these cats know how to lay the law down! AWESOME!