Darwin's Waiting Room

The Nowhere Man who posted is a jealous wanna be from a little regional Florida Beatle Band. LOL Yesterday, the Las Vegas Beatles Tribute had 1500 people standing and cheering. They were absolutely fantastic. The best I've ever seen and I've seen them all.

This show was super short. Lasted about an hour! The DJ was great and the few songs that they sang were good too. They were definitely more interested in the Giants game then playing for the crowd!

There are no words for Shawn Klush. He is just amazing. His performance was unremarkable. Wish I could go to Foxwoods the next two nites. Can't get enough of him. Joseph Hall you were Awesome. You put your heart and soul into the performance. This was my niece (10 yrs old) first concert and it was the best one to take her to. Thanks Shawn she got a scarf and won't give it me.

Endless salsa, with bits of merengue and bachata. Perfect!

I've seen Underworld throughout the years about 7 or 8 times, since the Dubnobasswithmyheadman days, in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Los Angeles. I can say they don't sound like they've aged a day, and in fact actually sound more relevant than ever. Not as easy task when their original fanbase are starting to gray and the new sound of techno attracting young fans via dubstep variants. Despite this, the band soldiers on doing what they do best, which is weaving a diverse array of synthetic sounds and beats, only this time with fewer collaborators, more warmth, and an album full of the lessons absorbed collaborating with each other on grandiose events like the London Olympics, the Frankenstein theatrical soundtrack, and a couple of albums with sonic auteur Brian Eno. Result: One of their finest albums in their discography, and a concert sprinkled with the best of the album, which sound totally in-step with their greatest hits. On this tour, Underworld also played little-heard songs like Eight Ball and Dirty Club in the show, to many fans' great delight. At Coachella or Terminal 5, they sound equally at home.

Enjoyed the J. T. Holmes vignette most. Miller films, as usual, on the cutting edge. I miss Warren, that voice, and attitude.

Franti is such an amazing/inspiring human being. He takes the time to meet as many people as he can and includes everyone in his concerts! He is truly someone that knows what life is all about! Love, happiness and having relationships with ALL people. Highly recommend the song I'm Alive. It challenges you to be yourself and accept others for who they are as individuals. Makes me cry every time I hear it or even think about it. Such a beautiful message from a beautiful person!

As always, Tift and her band were great! We really enjoy the new CD and the show was amazing. You can't go wrong with a Tift Merritt concert! Hard to sit still in our seats!

It was incredible, the bands were great. I loved Cavo and Sick Puppies. It was my first time to X-Fest, I definately will not forget it. I will be back next year for sure. Seether was great too, he isn't great at getting the fans going, but he has a great voice. But Sick Puppies were so great, they was amazing live!!!!!!!

I love the Babasonicos, although the sounds sucked big time!!