V Festival

Great concert. I was pleasantly surprised at how good this "old" act was and really liked their new material.

I've been following Pure Prairie Legue since 1970. Through multiple member changes, Mike Reilley has kept the group going in one form or another since 1972. Truly a classic mid western group from Cincinnati. The Rose dropped the ball on our food order, but a quick throw recovery by the manager made the food experience worth the trouble. I can only recommend this venue and the band as home run...... Fred C

An evening of energy and innovative sounds was so beautiful and diverse that I don't think anyone could not enjoy it.

I've seen Ted and some form of his band many times over the years and he NEVER fails to go overboard and put on an incredible show. He never stops (except to talk to the audience,which is funny as all get out) and this was no exception. Ted and his band, the Pharmacists, with a few others, played for 2 1/2 hours with no break. He played a lot of his new album, the Hanged Man, as well as many of the hits. The band behind him rocked it and sounded great. Always a great show, don't miss him if he comes near you, you won't be disappointed. The venue, Brighton Music Hall, holds a little less than 500 people and is a great size for such a show, drinks were reasonably priced for Boston.

I always wanted to see the bravery for the longest time and man!! they were incredible!! They played their new songs from their upcoming album "stir the blood", and lots of old songs as well. The opening act was great, and the venue was cool so I had a great time. If you're looking for a good show, this is definetly the band you have to see!!!!

What an amazing show!! The Kaiser Chiefs played with a punk infused energy that's captivating. It was such an amazing experience to see them in such a small venue as they're more likely to fill arenas back in Europe. I can't wait for the next tour!!!

amazing show. the opener was shaffer the darklord, who was utterly awesome, and a really nice guy. he was followed by mc lars and ytcracker, who were decent enough, but didn't really bring much to the overall awesome of the show. chris was definitely who everyone was there to see. he was hilarious, and did some of his best songs, inclucing some oldies. he also signed the helmet i wear when i play Fallout.

I went to Vegas with no intention of seeing Jubilee. On the first day, I did the backstage tour with Gina as the tour guide. She did a great job explaining how everything worked. The tour was scheduled for 1 hour and she took 2 hours out of her day for the tour. Very interesting and it is a well spent 20$. I spent Sunday through Friday in Vegas and as the week went on, I was telling people I did the backstage tour. Vegas staff kept telling me how great the show is and I should see it. I talked my group into it and bought tickets for our last night. The show was excellent. Aside from the pretty ladies, the men with their balancing act was great. My favorite was the Titanic scene as I was amazed by the special effects. It could have been a movie. My uncle hates shows in general but he loved this one.

What a show!! Have been following Kim Simmonds and Savoy Brown literally since their inception 50 years ago!! Kim's guitar playing was technically amazing and oftentimes emotional. A great mix of some of the classics as well as some great cuts from the new album. Performance was so good I'm planning to see them again tomorrow night in Hartford CT. In addition to outstanding set selection and variety, Kim's stage presence and audience narratives proves he's just a really great guy!!

Always a great time and this date was no exception. Great set list and the new songs stand up to the rest.