Lewis Black: Black to the Future

The show was a blast! I wish I got to meet Taylor.

Absolutely FANtastic. I've been waiting to see this show since 1973. Ian Anderson was excellent. Although time waits for no man, he still has sufficient finger dexterity to play note-perfect, even while standing on only one foot (intentionally). Catch this tour while you can. Add seeing him live, to your "bucket list" like I did. Worth it.

An amazing game at an amazing place!! Staff were very friendly and helpful.

As usually, the performance was flawless and even more amazing than World Tour 3rd. Daito-san brought all of the most anticipated tech from japan to deliver the amazing visual light shows that are usually reserved for the japan shows. HOWEVER, the Hammerstein had the over amp entirely too loud during the entire concert. I fear I may have hearing damage in my right ear and many of the people I talked to after the show agreed. It's been days since the concert and my hearing still isn't as clear as before. I would not have cared so much if it was only adults there, but Perfume shows are extremely family friendly and many people had children with them. There were parents and kids there and parents had to remove their kids because the amp was on overkill. I have experienced many Perfume concerts, so I can say I am confident in the sound level I was expecting. But I fear that this mishap may stop new fans/families from attending... :(

We had the biggest laughs we have had in a long time. Steve Solomon is amazingly talented. His family antics are hysterical to listen to. He has great timing and covers so many phases of aging parents and the complex dynamics of a mixed Italian and Jewish family. We recommend it highly to anyone wanting an entertaining, enjoyable evening out.

Interesting mix of bands. Tesla had its own solid following, but it was clear from the number of seats unused that they couldn't have filled have the space on their own. Joan Jett was bareboned rock n roll - with enough audience repartee that she connected really well. Power of the vocals not lost with age. The difference in the openers was that while Tesla and The Blackhearts performed - Styx put on a show! Antics, co-ordinated light show beyond what they've done previously (seen them 3 times this year), audience repartee, big screen backdrops, surprise numbers, and even confetti cannons made the night memorable.... from seats to lawn to beyond!

we had a great time, as we always do at Bret's shows. Just wish he would play longer.

Dillon Francis put on one hell of a show, had an amazing time. Will definitely be seeing him live again!!

Great music, the whole audience loved it so much there was an encore and standing ovations. Would recommend it to anyone that may have heard a little of their music. It was consistent, so you can guarantee the other songs would be right up your alley. There is a singer, which wasn't my thing, I wanted to hear just the instruments, but that's my personal preference. Overall, I'd see them again if hey did another tour. I have attached a picture of what my exact view was from my seat in the "L" section.

I went solo for my birthday and had the best experience ever. When I bought the ticket I wasn't sure if any other artists were touring with him but I didn't care. Tiffany Gouche was amazing as an opener!!! I started following her music. And then Daley was absolutely amazing as well!!! He's so gifted, he sounds exactly like his records. Favorite moments were when he did the r&b section with songs like "Rain" by SWV and "They Don't Know" by Jon B and "Alone Together" as well. The venue was perfect! It was smaller and more intimate with the lights and everything so I was nice and close to the stage. I got to take a picture with him during the meet and greet afterwards and my heart was beating so fast. I will never forget my 23rd birthday it was my favorite thus far.