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Royal blood was a total rock show. They jammed and we re fun. Awesome awesome. The venue in Lauderdale was nice and small, a little dingy, hard to move around but that s how it goes.

Of course their last show of Dark Side was the best Ive seen so far, but this show was wonderful also! I enjoy seeing the same group of musicians tackle the different bands. The 4 bands, ELO, U2, Rolling Stones and Wings are not my faves of all time, but I understand the overall appeal. Its not every day one gets to see ELO with violins and such. The Wings was probably my favorite set overall and the encore was dead on. I brought 3 couples with me and we have all bought our tix for the next show!

Play was not worth the price of the ticket. It was cute, but not something I would go to again or recommend to friends unless they have children under the age of 6 to take with them. Snoopy's character was entertaining, but that's it.

AT&T Stadium was done right. Better than my Niners Levi s Stadium. Easy highway access, short security lines, wide open concourses, non-existent beer lines, clear replays, comfortable atmosphere, and music/ads aren t so loud that I can t carry on a conversation with the person next to me.

My wife and I stayed in the tailgaters first down rv field and it was a blast except for the heat. It was so hot that we decided to buy terrace tickets for Sunday and it was well worth the 500 plus price tag with ac access and a buffet. My suggestion would be move it early spring or early fall it is Florida. It was hotter than the hinges of hell there.

After a 5+ year touring hiatus, Trisha Yearwood (and her song writer friend Karyn Rochelle) came to the NYCB Theatre at Westbury and didn't disappoint her fans. Singing a medley of her songs, with some Linda Ronstadt tunes thrown in for good measure, Trisha's mini tour of gigs took her through the NJ/NY and CT area and was awesome. Taking Trisha a bit off guard, the Westbury audience was particularly 'interactive' calling out song suggestions - some songs, it seemed, the band (and Trisha herself) had not rehearsed or sang in a long time. During the beginning of "Real Live Woman", Trisha even brought an audience member onto the stage to help her with the words - and 'Amy' sang the song as a duet with Trisha! Amy was amazing and the magic of the moment was certainly appreciated by all in attendance. After the concert, I was within a group of about 15 fans that waited outside her tour bus hoping for a moment with Trisha - but it seemed the call of the road beckoned and she was off to her next show at a casino in CT. THANK YOU for stopping on LI and giving us a real gem of a show, Trisha. Don't be a stranger-come back sooner next time, ya hear!

My husband and I recently attending Kim's show in Tunica, MS. She was amazing. Authentic, funny, accurate in ways that shocked sceptics. She came into the audience and started reading people... it was so interesting. She offered healing to people who needed closure. Completely 100% worth the money. She even offered a meet and greet after the show. I highly recommend attending this show. I would definitely go see her again!

This one of of the best shows that I have been to and I have been to a lot!

Amazing! I believe many would appreciate this show, not just horse lovers. A great show for the entire family. My mother and sister both loved it too. No, these are not THE Vienna stallions, but they do the same maneuvers. The announcer explains all of the movements for those who are not as familiar with dressage/riding, so everyone knows what they are seeing. (Bit of advice: WATCH the capriole, don't try to photograph it, you really can't. Just watch it.) I do wish that there was more riding though and less of the announcer talking in between curtain falls. I would have liked to have seen more airs as well, but I realize it's very hard work for the horses (and riders). Even if you ride dressage, you don't get to see that level of horsemanship very often. I loved the Friesian toward the end as well, he was a fun, upbeat addition; everyone seemed to like him. Overall, a very stunning, beautiful, inspiring show--very much recommend it. Take your horse-loving daughter!

Positively spectacular. Third time I've seen him, and so far, the best. He's simply a perfect entertainer. Crowd was actually awesome as well. No buttheads talking constantly through the show, which was the main problem last time I saw him at Cleveland HOB.