Reggay Lords

The play consisted of 4 very talented actors playing over 100 roles. They all were excellent performers. There were few props but they were cleverly used which only added to the hilarity. It's fast paced and must be seen to be believed. I think 99 Steps would appeal to people of all ages.

Honestly this was the greatest festival I've ever been to. The fans have so much freedom it's unbelievable. Just don't be super obvious about anything and you're free to push your limits. Only reason they didn't get the 5th star was because they had future close the first night instead of Zedd or someone. That kind of took away from the first night but other than that it was a game changer. If you're debating going, pull the trigger. You won't regret it.

Yusa: what can one say! Multi-instrumentalist, multi-lingual, killer guitarist, creativity abundant . Energy flowing from her and all her musicians. Horacio Hernandez was spectacular but so was Yusa's traps drummer! All in all, it was a show to treasure. The start of the evening, however, before Yusa, was surpisingly disappointing. Tony Perez' solo piano performance was a string of over-dramatic poorly Jazzified renditions of worn out tunes like My Way, Unforgettable, New York New York and on and on. He mistakes violent attacks on the keys for communication of deep emotion...relentlessly! Jazz is not his thing. Standards are not his thing. The man's got chops - let's be clear, but massive cascades of runs up and down the keyboard, while technically impressive to some, are ultimately boring and un-creative. And his finale - a totally unfoicussed foray into electronic medium - was so uncreative and silly. Very disappointing. But Yusa made up for it all!!

As always, KING gave an amazing show. I've seen these girls perform 4 times in the past year and a half and will be going to their shows every time they come into town!

If you're an Ozzy fan, then you've GOT to see this band! Awesome performance! Looks like Ozzy, sings like Ozzy, and moves like Ozzy! Just uncanny! I already Can't wait till they come back again!

Saw the tour in Tacoma, Washington, venue was not the best, but the show was great, Ill be heading down to souther California for the next one on august 1st and 2nd! check out some shirts I made for the event! https://launchiez.com/b3787974ef

There wasn't a map to show which vendors where there or what they were serving. Not enough Vodka!

You've heard her on your cd payers and mp3s and thought she's amazing. Wait until you see and hear her live. The Best show I've been to and I've seen crystal castles live before and plenty of other shows and concerts. Her voice is beautiful. Will love to see her perform again.

This was the third time my wife and I have attended a "Holy Holy" show. We saw them in Lancaster PA. in January of 2016 and again at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia PA. at the start of this tour in April (where Bowie recorded the "David Live" album incidentally). Woody Woodmansey and Tony Visconti were the original drummer and bassist on Bowie's MWSTW album, They recreate the sound of the original album admirably, ably assisted by a group of musicians assembled for the tour. The fact that we have been to see this show three times in 2 countries over the course of a four month period should tell you we were very impressed with the sound and showmanship of these performers. As a side note, The opening act was Jessica Lee Morgan, the daughter of Tony Visconti and Welsh folk singer Mary Hopkin, she along with her bass playing accompanist Chris Thomas are a formidable act in their own right. This was the last date of the North American tour, but should they return to tour again make a point of being there... you will not be disappointed!

Fantastic show, wonderful readings of historical, important, and some funny letters by an amazing assortment of actors and actresses. Great unexpected opportunity to see and honor Rose McGowan as she read her letter written to Hollywood. Would definitely see it again.