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I thought Olate Dogs would be a show about different dogs doing interesting dog tricks. I was wrong and surprised that part of the show is a solo guitar player singing, juggling act, short video about dog food. The only dog tricks are their dogs (about ten) all doing the same dog trick: standing on their hind legs. Sometimes the dogs are dressed in outfits and walk on their hind legs. It is not an interesting show and about half of the show is actually boring.

I was so impressed mainly with the skill of King Solomon...He is really good. I am going to see him as often as I can...And, second, what a lovely human being and third what an attractive guy...The world should have more, but they are few,

Incredible day of music! Solid performances throughout the ENTIRE day! Beauty of it is, you get introduced to some talent you may not have experienced before. Several of the acts I was not familiar with, so I purchased some of their music... and that psyched me up for the actual event. Albums were incredible, but live... unreal. Every band was TIGHT, spot on, and great entertainers! The local talent was incredible: Black Angel Down... where have THEY been! Guns Out At Sundown... wow! Don't sell our local rockers short! Rev. Horton Heat, Chevelle live... ridiculous... Godsmack... unreal. A day that was actually beyond my expectations... Would LOVE to do it again... and will, in a heartbeat!

This was one of the best performances I have seen in a long time. I truely enjoyed every performer. The show was sold out in the afternoon and nearly sold out in he evening. Next time the Miamians perform I will be sure to get my tickets early.

Wasn't exactly sure what we would be seeing when we bought tickets but we were pleasantly surprised. Fun, interactive with audience, joking and some fun songs. Very talented piano players to be able to play all songs audience requested. Would definitely recommend to friends and would go again another time. Club Velvet was great venue, I don't think there would be a bad seat. Small venue but is great.

Billed as a festival, it was really just an extended concert. The first three acts were utterly forgettable but fortunately Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit were booked for a full set to headline. I have seen them 5 or 6 times over the past few years and the evolution of the band as a live show continues to impress. Jason has (correctly) been lauded for his songwriting on the past two albums (Southeastern and Something More Than Free) but the albums are relatively subdued. However, the band has done a great job of re-working them for live shows so that they absolutely rock. Sadler Vaden was always solid but has really blossomed and adds a great dimension to the live performance. And the band is tight, tight, tight. Sounds great, and they look like they are having a great time on stage. 40 bucks for regular tickets was probably okay. I dinged the festival a star because the VIP tickets were overpriced for what you got (free Sweetwater beers but pay-for bottled water?). The area was basically fenced off but with no seating so that the great swarm of unwashed massed became a smaller swarm of slightly washed masses.

Enjoyed the Buffet. Turkey, ham, and all of the trimmings. Did not like the cakes and pies. Had competitive horse racing with full fields.

the three days grace concert was my 33 concert, and has been the absolute best so far! i was on the floor, three people from the stage. it was freakin amazing. i almost fainted. in a good way though(: i loveeee adam gontier!! and barry and brad and neil. they sound SO great live! i reeaaalllyy badly want to see them again!!

We had to drive quite a distance from Central Georgia but it was worth it. What a fantastic evening with great seating and acoustic and lovely weather at 85ºF before the concert's beginning. Chloë was fantastic and so was the Atlanta Pops Orchestra. Bonus was the duet with Irish tenor Dermot Kieran and performance by Riverdance alum Scott Porter!

We attended this show at BB King's Blues Club whilst on holiday in New York, it proved to be a fantastic choice. The venue was great and Peter Valera and his very talented band were brilliant. The energy was off the scale and the choice of material was first class, something for everybody. We brought dinner on our visit which was good if not a little overpriced, however this did not deter from a great night out.