106.5 the End Weenie Roast

would've liked to have seen a few more up and coming bands, but it was really great to see some old favorites like offspring and garbage.

Overall, a great show for the money. Good line-up of bands and some variety too. The only downside was having bands like Eve 6 playing before unknowns like Drop D. I hope the Weenie is back permanently!

The bands were pretty great, for the most part. But the sound was screwed up on both stages all day! Sound was way too loud on the side stage, just to get folks in from the parking lot I suppose. Main stage vocals were great, but the instruments were all way too low. I'm glad I only paid $11 for a lawn ticket this year. Weezer only played 13 songs.. As a headliner?!?

Weenie Roast 14 was an overall success. My only complaint/recommended area for improvement is to better communicate which bands are playing at each stage. There was some confusion about that with a lot of people. Otherwise it was a great day!

Hot day but great group of artists......finally got to see Weezer after 20 years!!! Fitz and the Tantrums were awesome too.

Arrived when gates opened. Was directed to go to the amphitheater. Bands were to start at 12.30. No bands. Gate to amphitheater oped about 2. Waited in miserable heat for shows. Foster the people was amazing. Fitz and the tantrums were great as well. The next day found out that there was a small stage set up somewhere on the property that most the acts were performing at. Nothing was told to us. This was our first time going to this event. When we received the scheduled it looked like all the acts would be at the amphitheater. We weren't the only ones confused. Lots of other people missed the acts too. The event info just sucked. We thought that some acts just didn't show up or were canceled. So Disappointed. Made for a long hot boring day.

Loved Fitz and the Tantrums, Foster the People and Weezer!! The only complaint I would have would be how difficult it is to leave the parking lot.

Had a great time and the bands awesome especilly the offspring! lets keep it going.

The bands were solid. The down time between bands was sad. I have been to major concerts where the down time was 5-10 minutes. This concert failed. Left right after Flogging Molly wasn't going to wait around to see two more bands and have to wait an hour between them.

watched the first 5 bands on the main stage then had to leave. Sound varied a lot and not done very well. Switchfoot in the end had great sound and balance between vocals and instruments. I would think with one sound guy and one basic overall system that there would have been better. Unsure all the factors to goes into sound but I learned it can vary and affect each bands overall performance and my level of enjoyment. I was in the first row of sction 8 BTW. Overall I am glad u are back. Hope u continue. Of course each year will vary depending on the artist but I do like to have the Weenie roast as a entertainment option during the year.

It started with a little rain but rocked by midafternoon! Foxy Shazam was a surprise highlight for me and my group along with the large crowd that formed around us. Garbage didn't disappoint but The Offspring didn't have the energy I was used to seeing from them, Dexter was even a little flat at times!

I had lawn seating which turned out to be horrible due to the rain, but as the night progressed it got a lot better. I had an amazing time and would come back next year. All the bands rocked! Thank you 106.5 for a great time.

I had an AWESOME time at the 2012 Weenie Roast! It was the first I've attended & plan to attend in the future if it still (hopefully) continues. All the bands were AMAZING! Garbage & The Offspring definitely rocked everybody outta their seats that evening. I was very tired after the long day, but it was well worth it & I do it again! :O)

We showed up too late to see Eve 6 - definitely wanted to see them. Anberlin put on a good show. Our Lady Peace is overrated but they played well live. Switchfoot played an AMAZING set, including a cover of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" when frontman Jon Foreman came out into the crowd in the lawn seats, then sang most of "Dare You to Move" while mingling in the crowd. Coheed and Cambria were okay, but I didn't see what the big fuss was all about. Flogging Molly was easily the most entertaining band of the evening with their high-octane Irish-rock sound. Garbage sounded good, except when the lead singer opened her mouth to sing. The Offspring capped the night off with a solid set and sent us home happy!

Offspring: still rocking Garbage: Shirley Manson= le meow Coheed and Cambria : excellent but Dream Theater wants their ideas back Anberlin: serviceable rock Switchfoot: solid set Our Lady Peace: sounded great after not seeing them in years Excellent value except for the 13.00 beers and a good atmosphere despite the rain. Crowd was a good rowdy and plenty of eye candy.