Pet Engine

An amazing show! When I was 19 The D-Plan was my favorite band on earth. I saw them blow Weezer off the stage opening for them in 1994. I saw them a million times when I was going to Mary Washington College (where two of them went) and in DC in the 90s. I was shocked years later when I was going to grad school in New Orleans and they were touring- and came their twice. More and more people seemed to know about them. Now in 2011 they just sold out a major NYC venue, two days in a row- and everybody knew all the words! It was really incredible. They went all they way back to their "!" album for a few choice tracks, but most people seemed more familiar with "Emergency and I." However, everyone knew "Ice of Boston." I forgot how much I loved those fret-less bass lines, I forgot how freaking incredible the drummer is. Poor guitarist was sick (after not touring for 9 years and then only playing 10 gigs, can you imagine?!). Because of that and the fact that there was a dance party starting at midnight the band could only play until 10:45, but they started before 9! They played lots of songs. Every body loved it. Lots of jocking around between songs- I'm glad the band wasn't tense. Way to be band, guys.

Belle & Sebastian in fine form! Their stage presence brings a friendly and gracious approach that makes you like them even more.

Satyricon is a band of veteran mattalers who give their all, and know how to fire up the crowd and keep the adrenaline surging!highly recommended!

I saw Grandaddy 12 years ago and they were great then. I'm happy to say, they are like wine and get better with age. I have seen bands reunite to do a tour and talk on stage about how they mended their differences and then play the songs without their original thunder. As for Grandaddy, the thunder is still there and it was great to hear the songs sound as fresh when their classic albums came out. They still amaze, inspire and and make you feel the music. Their screen visuals add to the show without steeling any intensity from their music. Even the few songs I did not know, I enjoyed as if i had heard them before. I can honestly say there was not a weak moment from this band who undoubtably gave their all. They know how much their funs love their music and it obvious they love it too.

Fun sense of humor and great music, and performance

Bobby Liebling still has it. Who booked these opening acts???!?!?!!! Sheesh!! Good thing pentagram was last otherwise I woulda probably gone home upset. Good thing jaxx has a bar because drinking was the ONLY way to cope with the other bands.

I just love this band! Their energy is amazing! They are so unique and just incredible musicians all around! I wake up to slackers Pandora almost everyday...and they are even more incredible live! They put on an amazing show even if you are like me and don't normally dance..you will find it impossible not to at one of their shows! I dance the entire time along with evvveryone else in the room! I look forward to seeing them again and again. Even my metal head boyfriend loved them! Hes been putting the slackers on even when im not home! and not to mention..they covered attitude by the misfits!! They cant get any cooler! I love them!

Although not that impressed with JC Andersen, was pleasantly surprised with Ira Dean's performance....but no one parallels Jeffrey Steele! Steele is the reason we drove for a day (well, round trip) to the Wildhorse. He consistently delivers a high energy and heartfelt show, no matter what the occasion. The only reason I rated the whole eve with 4 stars instead of 5 is because I was a bit disappointed that JS did not ring in the New Year during his show - he left by 11:00 p.m. With him headlining and being the draw for the night, we thought he would rock out til the early morning hours of 1-2 a.m., as he has many shows in the past played for 3-4 hours.

Strung Out was a smash hit. Anytime they come to Denver GO, Strung Out will melt your face every time.

Habib and his band gave another great performance. They never fail to delight.