T.E. Lawrence

This one-man show was unbelievable. If he had only played his acoustic guitar it would have been well worth the price of admission. But when you add in his voice (even the trumpet voice) he just blew us away. He is a classic musician who is so very accomplished that I stood in awe as he played guitar and bongos simultaneously while singing. Hardly ever was his singing in a monolithic rhythm with his playing. Simply put, HE WAS AMAZING! Even covered Al Jarreau's version of "Spain". Would love to hear him perform with a band and backup.

Chris August and Mark form David Crowder Band came out to greet fans while we were standing in line . They were super nice and talked to mostly everyone in line. At the concert each band was really good and did good shows . David Crowder Band song Happy birthday to us becuase there were a few people with b-days in the crowd . After they were done with their set they came back and played a few more songs . They were so awesome. After the show they did a meet and greet and signed things for us. Im sad this is their last tour . Before i left i got my picture with Chirs August. It was a very fun night .

They are awesome live and need to come back more often

I really enjoy the show, everything was just perfect. He was incredible good and talent specially when he sing he's old songs. If he come back again I will go no matter what

Posies are not capable of a bad show and there were highlights as usual. However, sound at the Neptune was sludgy and for the most part indecipherable probably due to the concrete nature of the place. Reminded me of rock concerts held long ago at armories. Ugh. Anyway, always great to go to a Posies show but hopefully somewhere else next time.

Music was great and interaction with the audience. Definitely felt the Cuban spirit!

Armor for Sleep was even better live then i could have imagined. Usually for bands i love, when i see them live, it is a disappointment. For this show though, i was not disappointed. This was their last show unfortunately, So I guess talking A4S doesnt mean much for the future. I'm glad i got to see them at least once! This was the first time ive heard The Company We Keep and Ashtree. The company we keep was surprisingly really good. Beautiful voice, songs werent hard to get through at all. Eventually i could pick up the lyrics and sing the end of the songs. Very nice. Ashtree started off weird. At first i didnt care for them. But then they got catchy and seemed to warm up.

Styles P definitely gave us a GREAT show. His energy was crazy and it lasted the entire show.

Some of us have waited almost 30 years to see Madness live again. This show at Club Nokia made it worth the wait. Although a little older, 6 of the original 7 members took the stage and put on a 90 minute show that left everyone on the dancefloor tired and out of breath. Dressed in dapper, 3-button suits, Suggs, Chaz, Chris, Woody, Lee and Mike put on an incredible show consisting of almost every fan favorite. When Chaz took the mic and began the show with his trademark yell, "Hey You, don't watch that, watch this....." you knew his order had to be heeded. The show ended as energetic as it began, the band played "Night Boat to Cairo" while a dozen young ladies invaded the stage and danced. Earlier in the show, Suggs made light of their age and longevity by saying, "For those of you that just wandered into the wrong part of the casino, we're Madness." In support of their 2 shows at the Coachella Festival, the band played several shows on the West Coast; including Vegas, San Francisco, San Diego and Los Angeles. Hopefully they realize they still have a lot of fans out there and come back soon.

Anthrax was amazing. But it was obvious that Lemmy is not Lemmy following his heart attack. I suspect that if Motorhead didn't have a new CD coming out that they would not be on tour. Motorhead's guitar player was obviously covering for Lemmy and not only talked over him but stood in front of him while playing some of his guitar solos. Speaking of guitar solos this "just over an hour show" featured a guitar AND drum solo. I have been waiting for 35 years to see this band and in the end I did not see the real Motorhead at all. I'm still happy that I went but I would never recommend this tour.