Remy Shand

This show was absolutely amazing!! She had great energy and vocals!! She performed old and new song to display some of her evolution. Seemed very engaged with the crowd and over lall was an excellent show!!

So, back in the sixties John Kay and Steppenwolf had many well known hits. But this LP, Monster and the album track was the pinnacle statement at a time when Vietnam and the sixties were spinning out of control. We had our selective service card and Monster was the ultimate anti-war, anti establishment protest song. These days a resurrection of sorts as we see history like a bad enchilada repeats. Danny Johnson on guitar is a fireball, John's vocals and guitar are spot on and this track well done evoking memories from decades ago. The band is terrific and the Steppenwolf cache of songs comes alive like it was 1967. Don't miss your chance to catch John Kay and company. Like the period psychedelic "Candy" and a soundtrack that would blow your mind "Live" Steppenwolf is amazing and relevant. Go, don't miss them!

Interesting night. Gary Lewis and band along with the Vogues were the highlights for me. Spoonful not the same without John Sebastian. Bob Miranda can still sing. Terry Sylvester of the Hollies, not so much. The host of the program whose name escapes me was the glue for the whole show.

I can't remember going to a show that was so much fun! This was a show I will never forget. He has such great energy and is still a great performer. The 'guests' were just amazing. Can't wait to see him again

The show was pathetic. Uninspired. Really bad...in fact depressing. Please note: I'm not some kind of negative naysayer - with nothing better to do than to diss a show...but I had to comment on this one. 10 minutes into the set and no one was dancing - except one poor soul in the front row waving his arm around (probably on crank). Uber-minimal lighting and no displays. Be clear on this - if you think those great visuals will be behind Amon at his dj set - they wont. Nope! Just him standing there - barely moving - tucked under his baseball cap - on a blacked out stage. So it's no surprise that the audience was just standing there too (not in awe mind you) but waiting for something (anything) to happen. No shouts from the crowd, no whistles, just nothing. Far worse than a snooze-fest...it was downright sad. The music he was spinning was a forced pairing of trance and hip-hop - an audio nightmare that sounded like mud pouring out of the speakers. It was loud and garbled (not deep and crisp). We left before it ended...couldn't take more. For those of you who were there and liked the set - ya simply gotta get out more! I've been around the world in pursuit of great music, electronica, dj's, etc. I met my wife in Ibiza (in 2000)...and I'm no rookie to the scene. Just this month I've seen Lee Foss, Porter Robinson, Calvin Harris, Freq Nasty and even Ellie Gouldiing to mix things up. Let me tell you - if you've got 25 bucks eating a hole in your pocket - skip the next Amon Tobin dj set and get yourself a nice meal - then go see a real show down the road...you'll be glad you did. Don't believe me? I took a photo...notice the one hand in the air in the front. Sigh...

Super event, super location. It was very nice. Not good- at the end of the concert was not enough T- Shirts available ;-)

The Bar Kays was my first concert I've ever been to 8/26/1978 Chicago, IL soldiers fields. I still remember the drummer was playing the drums while they where on fire rising in the air. 38 years later same outfits and all they still rocked it out. Good for you, still at it.

Great night of great music--venue is intimate and enjoyable. A "real close" expeirnce not gotten in more typical concert venues.

Great performers...had the audience with them all the way. Each act was full of personality and talent. For a little while we were young again.

Had SO much fun, seeing American English. Don't go to many concerts, but surely didn't want to miss out on this Beatles Tribute Band! They put on a very entertaining show, ( for any age group). Concert was on time, and the intermission was "just long enough". A very memorable night, for my twin & I !! Hope to see them again, when they come back to Holiday Star Plaza.