Evil Beaver

Only issue was I wanted a private table with my wife. Other than that we had a great time and the food was good. Metal detector (awesome) we felt safe.

Tom Verlaine is absolutely riveting in concert. The whole band was sharp, really stretching out each song and putting on a guitar clinic for the obviously numerous players in attendance. Can't wait to see them again.

Lydia might or might not be one of the best live bands I have had the privilege to see live. The energy is great, and the musical abilities are mind-blowing. Straylight Run was equally decent.

This was a great concert. No real surprises in the songlist except for some editing of lengthier numbers from the Disney Concert Hall show a few years back. It made the numbers work much better IMHO. The 3-D presentation was cool as expected and seeing them under the stars (including two shooting stars!) was a treat. Opener Lyris Quartet was very good but almost inaudible at times due to the talkative audience. That would be my only negative about this show.

Great Venue. Fantastic Band. So glad i had the opportunity to see them live, Finally!

Even though this show is geared towards baby boomers, I think people of all ages will appreciate it and find humor.

Stephen Kellogg is a road and music veteran and it shows in his performance. From start to finish the entertainment never stops and everyone in the audience has a seat for the ride. He'll make you laugh, cry, and most importantly make you feel something you probably never have at a love concert. Everybody is connected together at a Kellogg show with Stephen himself being the tour guide through songs of love and hard times, but the future is always bright and he makes you see that. He doesn't hide away from being one of us, a regular guy at heart. But he is also a rockstar through and through, channelling his inner def leppard and gene Simmons tricks into unforgettable magic with a white suit and acoustic Gibson guitar. Take your friends, take your family, and take your hearts, for they will be filled with "All Love, Future's Bright"

We really enjoyed the show, so much we seen it twice.

Hidden in Plain View was a big part of my early 20s. An amazing band with great performers. Even though it had been years since they performed together, it seemed as if they never left the stage. Joe Reo is the same dynamic frontman, but now he has a young daughter standing side stage! The band showed that while the music meant a lot to us fans, it continues to be a part of them and their lives. This show was amazing. Made me feel 10 years younger!

Darrell Hammond and Jon Lovitz were hilarious! I was a little disappointed that Chris Kattan and Tim Meadows seemed to be "openers" for them and spent very little time on the stage. I thought they were just as funny! All in all it was a fantastic show that had me laughing all night!