Blaze 'n' Glory Festival

this was my first time at a event at the san manuel amphitheater and I had a blast! the bands were great! the people were awesome it was a great experience

Unforgettable day it was all amazing had such an awesome time definitely coming next year!!!

The line up was great & night time weather sad perfect

Everything was awesome about the VIP. I was a little upset about the following though. 1. We took Uber and were forced to walk pretty far to the entrance in 103 degree weather. Especially after paying for VIP I would have expected to have the ability to get dropped off closer. 2. Once at the gates, it wasn't obvious where the Fast lane was. We eventually found it after asking a few people but it would have been nice for some guidance from the people at the both where we got our lanyards.

I normally don't attend rap or reggae concerts but I made the exception for Atmosphere. They were by far the best performance of the night and were the first band to successfully get most of the crowd up and dancing. Slug and Ant always give it their best and their energy is palpable. Nas was good too but I was a little disappointed by his choice to keep his sunglasses on throughout his performance, even though it was already night time. The Growlers were fun and had the audience singing. Stephen Marley was good too but I missed most of his set. Did not stay for Griz as we wanted to beat some of the traffic out of there.

Good show but the VIP section sucked. Beer lines were longer in the VIP section than they were outside. 2 bathrooms out of 6 didn't work. One bathroom was all plugged up & the other bathroom door wouldn't open. Waste of my hard earned money.

Terrible. We had trouble finding the vip section we never got our vip neck lanyard. The vip section had no refreshments.

Overall the show was pretty good. It was a 100 degrees so that didn't help but most of the groups were pretty good. They didn't need Griz headlining(what's a Griz?) and they could have used another reggae headliner act because after Stephen Marley finished his set at 6:30 that was it for the reggae acts. Nas, Atmosphere, and Dilated Peoples all killed it although DP could have used a little more stage time. Long Beach Dub was kinda disappointing and I usually like them.

this festival was awesome. All of the performances were amazing. the crowd had a good vibe and im definitely going next year. only thing i wish they had was water fountains. it was 102 degrees when i got there and not too much shade to chill in. so paying $6 a water would be tough. luckily they let us bring in 2 bottles of water per person so that lasted me.

I've been to quite a few reggae festivals and this one was pretty fun. The amphitheater is gorgeous! Iration, Rebelution, Tribal Seeds and Pepper absolutely killed it. The one thing I was not a fan of was that there were no water stations. You were not allowed to bring in water bottles to the venue unless the cap was off and water cost 4.75 a bottle. A steep price for a festival in San Bernardino where its usually hot. (it was unseasonably chilly this year) I also was not a fan of having no breaks in between the more popular bands. The camping was also kind of a joke.. You basically paid to camp in a parking lot, no running water was provided and only dirty port a potties. Aside from that choices on bands were awesome, and overall it was a lot of fun. I do plan on attending next year if they have it again!

Hope there are more Blaze and Glory Featival to come!!! This was the first event of its kind and it was awesome! Great vibes and awesome performances. Because it was such a new event I do hope more food vendors come out next year, it took me about 40 minutes to get my funnel cake. But, oh, was that funnel cake soooo... Good!!! I mean c'mon guys it's a "blaze" and glory festival =) I went only on Sat night, and I must say Rebelution killed it!! Would have stayed for all of Slightly Stoopid ending performance - but I was battling a head cold and the weather wasn't helping.

Great sound, Great vibes, Great Line-up, Awesome Festival. Pat's Legacy knocked it out of the park with this event. I will attend every year so long as the line ups are as great as this one was. See you again next Year.

I thought the event as a whole was really good. All the artists played a good mix of new and old songs that got the crowd involved. I wasn't sure how Body Count worked themselves in the mix as they were a little different style than the others. If they were in the line up again, I would probably wait until they were done to arrive.

I really wanted to see tribal theory, I spent the whole performance trying to get into the VIP area. I spent a little extra for the VIP pass and I wasn't allowed in the VIP area without a wristband. When inquired about the wrist band, every employee or staff pro personnel had no clue. I finally walked all the way back to the front, the guy in charge of the VIP wristband threw the VIP list in the trash. I showed him my tickets that said VIP, apparently he needed the list, he then started digging in the trash. He pulls out a crumple piece of paper and its page 1 of 5 of the VIP list. He then apologies and states he can't give me a pass without the list. I grab page 1 out his hand and look, my name was fortunately at the very bottom. During this whole time tribal theory came on and finished. I did see red man and method man, from the VIP platform, which was really not a good view of the performance. All the VIP ticket was good for was the free beer, and I love free beer. I also love iration, but I left as soon as they came out because my date was freezing on that VIP platform. I paid for convienence and I had nothing but that, I was also on a date and was embarrassed. I feel like this was a waste of money, should of went to a comedy show instead. I do feel like I know what I'm talking about because I go to coachella and stagecoach every year

I thought the concert on Friday was awesome. The lineup was great and Iration headlining was awesome. My only complaint was that the big stage wasn't used as good as it could have been. I mean Tribal Seeds and Stick Figure had to use the small stage while a DJ and Method Man/Red Man used the big stage with better sound and TV monitors..REALLY?? Stick Figure is one of my favorite bands and something was wrong with the sound system from the smaller stage and the sound kept going from loud to muffled which was frustrating. Other than that, the Festival on Friday was awesome.