Walk That Walk

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!!

She was off to a questionable start...but ended with a BANG! Or was that slow start intentional? Marianne Faithfull WOWED her fans last night at Town Hall in New York with a wonderful collection of new and old tunes. It seemed that the crowd really responded most to her rock classics. By the end of the evening my friend and I did feel that we had just witnessed something really special and we both had been TRANSPORTED in some way. I guess that's A-R-T. Bravo, Ms. Faithfull!

Brian Setzer, et. al. put on another fun show to add to my musical memories! First night of this short tour, but he sounded and played fabulously! His back-up boys, Noah Levy on drums, Mark Winchester on stand-up bass and Kevin McKendree on piano and guitar all knocked out of the park too. If you want a fun time, with good entertainment, you'll always get your money's worth with Brian Setzer!

This was by far the best I have ever seen Kenny. The music was great. The crowd loved him.except for one guy...and the paradise offered a. Up close personal feeling. My daughter and I loved the experience.

Cee Lo put on a great show, but only played for about an hour so that was disappointing.

Steppenwolf came to the Ryman Auditorium to celebrate 50 years in the music industry. The music was timeless and the band's performance was tight and sharp. John Kay started the evening with a solo performance. Then, he was joined by the band to continue with such classics as "Ride with Me," "Born to be Wild," "Magic Carpet Ride," The Pusher," and more. In the middle of the concert alumni Michael Monarch, Larry Byrom, Bobby Cochran, Steve and Michael Palmer were introduced on stage to take a bow in recognition for their contributions to the band. I was lucky to be there. The music was fantastic. And the acoustics in the Ryman were amazing. They say there is no bad seat in the house. And I believe them.

Great show. Excellent setlist and the execution was flawless. Bravo BP!