Conan O'Brien

It was the best night of my life! I have a wonderful time and got to meet some very awesome people!

I flew from Milwaukee to Atlanta and paid a few hundred dollars in tickets to see this show....It was soooo worth it! Conan and his cast was both funny and entertaining....The mixture of stand-up comedy, musical numbers, old late night show bits and guest appearances worked well together--so glad that I got a chance to see Conan finally. I loved the fact that he made time to come out into the audience....even went up to the balcony and visited fans up there with his guitar--truly a celebrity who shows his appreciation for his fans.....Thank you, Coco, for a wonderful show!

I kied, I kied! It was well worth the drive and the dough. Conan put on a top-notch performance and even came back for an encore. The music was fabulous, the jokes were side-splitting with a few heartfelt references to how he was treated by NBC. I'm sure this tour was therapeutic and fun for the entire gang. I wish him and the rest of the crew success in their future endeavors. Conan- Move to Atlanta! I too, am bred for the cold and wet weather of Ireland and somehow survive in this climate (by staying indoors!)

man, so funny. even the opening & intermission acts killed it. a smidgen too much conan on guitar for me though.

Although there might have been a few too many musical bits, the Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour was an ABSOLUTE can't miss for Conan fans.

It was a very good show. However the true quality of Conan is his impromptu reaction to guests, which for obvious reasons was missing here. As a Conan fan it is still a must!

Saw Conan O'Brien at Masonic Hall, SF last night. Brilliant, clever, silly, fabulous music and excellent comedy. The band from ALL Conan TV shows was great....all present and accounted for except Max Weinberg.....La Bamba and other members of the horn section were unstoppable and added so much energy. I'm so happy he is returning to TV, but seeing him live is not the regular Conan experience. The bear, Triumph the comic insult dog, Conan in Eddie Murphy's suit from the movie 'Raw', the pre-recorded video bits all added hilarity. He's just happy to be on the road and in front of 'his people'.

Best. Show. EVAR! Best. Show. EVAR! Best. Show. EVAR! Best. Show. EVAR!

90 minutes of fun filled entertainment with rarely a lull in the action. Great skits, video clips were clever and excellent music. The band was great, good warm-up and guest comic. Great venue and a very good crowd. Well run production.

The evening was so fun from start to finish. Opening act and guests were great choices to compliment his comedy style. Band rocked it out. A memorable night for all. He's just so funny without even trying hard. No dull moments. A MUST SEE!!!

It was kinda worth it! ;) Conan put on a great show, Reggie Watts was hilarious, and the venue was perfect.

Great variety show... can't wait for him to start on TBS!

It was just so amazing! From the start it was funny, with the introduction saying, "Welcome to the 2008 Montreal Film Festival!" I was already laughing, even though that was the opening act, Reggie Watts. When it came to Conan, his band came out first, which was great to see unto itself. Then the video montage of his life 1-month ago to today was awesome, after it started with him laying on his back, covered in pizza and beer bottles with a super-long beard and a massive belly; which later revealed was fake (the belly anyway, the beard was real). When he came out, he was in a Phoenix Suns jersey (#8, for those who are curious) and it was very amusing...but he really pandered to the Phoenix crowd with several things exclusive to Phoenix: A short bit about how hot Phoenix is and how it was the only stadium with a bar right inside the room, the bat from Meatloaf's "A Bat out of Hell" tour (which he made a ton of fun of); and even scanning over the crowd with a camera, where a lady, for the first time on tour, actually exposed her breasts to him. He had a ton of great guests, from the Masturbating Bear (who evolved into the Self-Pleasuring Panda thanks to a new head and a patch on his belly that someone brought out during the act), a video appearance by Triumph, the Comic Insult Dog; Andy Richter; Dion Cole and his new back-up singers, The Co-Kets. After his finished a great performance with lots of comedy and songs, he left and came back for an encore, singing again and tossing giant rubber balls with his sketched portrait on them, having the Self-Pleasuring Panda come back and everyone else who was there. When the concert finished, we all went outside and went about the rest of our night. However, I stayed around outside the building, waiting for my ride, and then Mark Pender strolls right past me, as if he's a normal guy, not any kind of celebrity. I know he's just from Conan's band, but still he's a celebrity and surprisingly he wasn't mobbed by people. People just casually walked over to him and asked for a picture with him. I even got one before he left; having one of his friends take the pic and send it to me since my camera died. It was really amazing, and something I will never forget. I wanted to see him all my life in New York but I could never get there, and finally I got to see the man and the legend that is Conan O'Brien!

Conan and friends put together a very entertaining show. This proves that this man could, and should, have been the reigning king of The Tonight Show. NBC blew it, BIG TIME. Conan said it was the first time people have paid to see him perform. With venues selling out in less than a day, this should prove to the "powers" that he is worth every penny he earns. Thank you for booking his concert.

It's Conan, in all his different iterations. A musical, late-night, talent show thing, I would see it again, if it didn't require me flying back out west from Florida. Well worth the time. It wasn't always hysterical, but I laughed nearly the entire time, and I'm still smiling from thinking about the whole night.

Conan is a great entertainer. Take him and add in a bunch of really awesome other entertainers and you get this show! There were comedians, a set by Jason Mraz, not to mention some appearances of your old favorites (Self-Pleasuring Panda in desguise, anyone?)! You will not be disappointed! Long may you run, my friend!

This show was spectacular and hilarious all the way through. If you're a fan of Conan's past Late Night shows or just a fan of great comedy in general, you are going to have an amazing time. I couldn't possibly recommend this tour more! GO SEE IT!

The show was awesome... it spanned out to be two hours long and included many bits that we CONAN fans LOVE, like: The Masturbating Bear/Self-Pleasuring Panda, Walker Texas Ranger Lever/ Chuck Norris Rural Police Officer Handle. The show is also very MUSICAL, Conan sings and rocks out with The Legally Prohibited from TV Band. Appearances by; Aziz Ansari, Jack McBrayer, Jonah Hill, John Hamm, and Mr. JIM CARREY! All in ALL that show was AWECELLENT.

The band was tight, the guest cameos were a lot of fun. Conan was relaxed and funny and classy as always, and played a lot of guitar and sang quite a bit. A lot of fun.

You don't need expensive seats to enjoy the show!!

i knew this show was going to be good but it blew me away. My face actually hurt from smiling and laughing the entire show. It was a goal of mine to see Conan O'Brien before I kick the bucket and I can officially check that off my list. AWESOME SHOW. I hope they can someday sell a DVD of it.

Everything aspect of the show was awesome! Special guests! Jim Carrey duet was an awesome highlight! One of the best shows I've seen! The Gibson is an awesome theater too. Any seat would have been a great view for the show.

This show was awesome! Definitely worth the price of the ticket. You really got to know him a lot more than what you saw on late night TV. I'd love to see him again!

First off, the only negative of the night: the acoustics in the Nob Hill Masonic Center were not that great. When Conan was singing a funny parody song, you could hardly hear the words over the music itself. That sort of sucked. Otherwise, the evening was, as Conan promised, kind of okay. :^) Opening act was Reggie Watts, who was rather funny. Had some great beat-boxing bits and good observational humor. Show was to start at 8, Reggie came out at 8:15 and did about 40-45 minutes. At about 9, the Legally Prohibited Band came out and got things started. Labamba sang! Then, the man himself arrived. Actually, first there was a funny pre-taped segment about what he'd been up to, then he came on stage and did a good deal of comedy about it and other things, such as the arena itself (we were, after all, in a Masonic Center!). He then went into a song about his upbringing--apparently it was an Elvis cover, but again, I couldn't hear it too well over the music. Then he brought out his dancers, the Cocettes, who were originally called the Tourettes, but they kept shouting profanities. Pre-taped segment staring an Anonymous Network Executive, with kitty. Then he brought out Andy Richter! This was followed with some banter, then they brought out the Masturbating Bear--renamed for Intellectual Property legality to "The Self-Pleasuring Panda". Then they brought out the inflatable Bat from Hell (kind of lame), followed by a pre-taped TRIUMPH!! Then, Conan came out in the same outfit that Eddie Murphy wore in a 70's stand-up special he had--showed off his lack of ass. He then sang an original song he'd been working on for 18 years; said we could go online and help him finish it. Then Andy got a monologue (kind of weak), which was followed by Deon Cole (!), who was often on the Tonight Show with Conan and was a writer there. Very funny guy! Chris Issac was the special guest, so he sang a song, then Conan came out and joined him for a song. Big finale with "On the Road Again" (which turned into "My Own Show Again") and "I Will Survive". Finally, there was an encore with giant, yellow balls that had Conan's cartoon face on them. All in all, a fantastic and entertaining evening! Can't wait to see Conan again this fall on TBS!!! ;^)

Just like he did at the Orpheum three years ago, Conan O'Brien wowed his San Francisco fans with a great show at the Masonic. He had plenty of jokes about his ouster at NBC, great music with back-up dancers, and had a wonderful set with surprise guest Chris Isaak. There were also appearances by certain characters that may or may not be allowed to be there, but so what? Seeing the Masturbating Bear, and his new Panda disguise, and Triumph was great. Still, it's hard to compete with an inflatable bat Conan bought from Meat Loaf, and it really looks more like a zombie teddy bear. Actually, it looks more like a Fox affilite owner who thinks endless reruns of Two and a Half Men at 11 PM is better than Conan If they plan to make a concert DVD, they better do it.

Conan is amazingly funny and witty even when being serious. I love his humor and am a huge fan. I feel very fortunate to have been at the show and seen him in person for the first time. Go team coco!

Amazing show, amazing venue, just an unforgettable experience all-around.

Show was awesome. Conan and team were worth every dollar, with the exception of Reggie Watts. His act of trying to be funny by using lots of swear words got old pretty quick.

The subject line says it all. I cannot wait for Conan to come back to television this fall, but his live show will keep me happy for years to come. It was absolutely brilliant, and I hate to see the run is over. I'd go back in a heartbeat to see it again.

My first time for a comedy show and it was awesome! I haven't laughed so hard in my life! I would most definitley see his comedy show again if he ever decides to tour again. I am Team CoCo all the way!! Can't wait to see your TBS show Conan! And I haven't and will not watch the "Tonight Show". To me, that show ended the last day Conan hosted it. Love you Conan! Great show!!

I've been a huge fan of Conan's for over 10 years....not any more. Worst excuse for entertainment I've ever seen. I will not watch a single episode of his new show.

That was one of the funniest shows I have ever seen. I was laughing so hard at times that no noise was actually coming out of me. Conan definitely gave it his all and we really appreciated it. The band was awesome!!! Loved their 2 opening numbers! I have to say that I detested the opening act, though. I just don't find it funny when the whole joke is just saying a few curse words over and over and over.

Conan did a good job on his show! You could tell that he was really tired with being on the road for 30 some shows. He was funny and entertaining. The opening act was not funny at all, just vulgar! The second comedian was very funny. Overall, it was very good show!

My friend Val and I had a great time. I have never seen a more beautiful theater. This tour was good therapy for Conan fans. Fox Theater staff and Conan O'Brien's staff were very polite and helpful. Thanks so much Kathryn

Conan was great. It was a funny high energy show. All my favorites were there. The band is the greatest band on or off of television. It was good to see Andy Richter on stage with Conan. They make a great comedy team. I enjoyed the show and look forward to his show on TBS.

The show was fantastic. We were so glad to see Conan's last show and can't wait to see him on TBS. We were all the way in the back upper level but still thought they were pretty good seats. The only issue we had was that it had been extremely hot in Atlanta and the Fox Theatre seemed to not have the best air conditioning system.

While I wouldn't say the entire show was "laugh out loud" hilarious, it was nonetheless solidly chuckle-worthy. It was like a big variety show, with Conan having a good time and bringing some of his friends along with him. The opening act, Reggie Watts, was suitably odd and surreal, which seems to fit Conan's sensibility. His comedy kind of reminded me of something Andy Kauffman might have done. Trey Anastasio from Phish was one of the surprise guests, and he played in a nice extended jam with the band. Also, being that the show took place in Upper Darby, we predicted that Tina Fey might show up, and indeed she did. I was disappointed that she didn't DO anything though. She pulled the "Walker Texas Ranger Lever" a few times, but it would have been funnier to see her in a comedy bit with Conan. There was a funny pre-taped bit with Triumph where he spoke to the audience and they overdubbed various Philly references. There were a lot of (enjoyable) musical numbers, as you could tell that Conan was relishing his chance to be a rock star. I bought tickets less than a week before the show and ended up with third row seats, so we had a great view. It wasn't the laugh riot I expected it to be, but it was a thoroughly enjoyable night and I'm glad I went.

One of the most unforgettable experiences of my life. I drove 7 hours for this concert and I would definitely do it again. Loved it!!!

It was awesome!! Absolutely amazing!! I can't tell you what a thrill it was to see Conan LIVE. He is a true entertainer. I laughed all night long. From his act to Chuck Norris clips it was pure entertainment at its best. The band was superb. Conan and the guys rocked and bonded with the crowd. WOW!!! We were there until 11:30 pm. And I could have stayed longer. I wish him ALL the success in the world. Can't wait to watch him again on TBS.

I could not have asked for a better show. Conan brought some old things and new things to the show, it all worked so well. He was so gracious towards his fans too and very personal. The show was just downright hilarious!!!!!!! Unforgettable!

Conan O'Brien - already a pop culutre icon - really brings it back to his roots doing live comedy...and it works extremely well. It also doesn't hurt that he has made great material out of his recent career calamities, which definitely is the driving force behind the show and entire tour. The Legally Prohibited band was equally amazing. The show was a mix of comedy bits (with Andy Richter and some special guests), with musical numbers, and pre-recorded video segments. A great combo, just Conan's style, and all in all a well-prepped show. Unfortunately, I saw his last gig on tour, unless he decides to roam around the country again. Highly unlikely since he's going to TBS! And you know, it might be hard to find some spare time when launching a show at a new network. :-) Just a great comedy writer, performer, and recently discovered rockabilly guitarist....was an honor to see him live and in person.

It was one of the most memorable events I've ever experienced! The closing night of the 30 city tour of Conan's Tour! Conan was in top form! He is such a class act and is a good and kind soul through all the clowning! He's an inspiration to bounce back from the very public, undeserved, ousting he went through! BRAVO Conan!! More of an fan than ever now and can't wait until you're back on TV in November! It was truly a happening!! and his loyal Team Coco fans could not have asked for more!!

The show was amazing! It started with a set from Reggie Watts, impressive the talent in that guy! Very funny, enjoyed what he had to offer. The Band was nothing short of phenomenal! They really kept the energy up! A set from Deon Cole was a great time. And then the man we came to see, Conan. And he does not disappoint! Everything we know and love from watching him on TV, was present and more. Somehow in a crowd of a filled to capacity Fox Theater, he was able to make it intimate, making it known how much he appreciated us for the support he has received in the last 6 months! Our love and respect for him was tripled by the experience.

I've been a fan of Coco for almost 17 years now and have stuck by him all these years - part of his cult and all. :-) I worked a floor above him at NBC when I was an intern but never got to see a live show of his. Last night's show at DAR Constitution Hall was my first live experience of Coco, and it was simply fantastic. He was hilarious as usual and I loved all the surprise guests. Awesome that he brought back props from his show (hence, never losing his identity), because those are all the reasons that we love his show so much. He was so funny and I love the nerdy dancing. All in all, it was being at the coolest nerd convention ever.

Had the best time I didn't want it to end! Conan was his usual self, hilarious! Opening act Reggie Watts was very funny and Tina Fey stopping by...WOW!

This show was seriously amazing. Even his opener was great! I would recommend this show to any Coco fan, or anyone with a sense of humor.

For the most part the show was really good! There were some great funny moments, and overall it was very entertaining. Conan just has to stop trying to be so much of a cover band! Half the show is him strumming along to songs that no one really knows, and it really just wasted time he could have been using to be funny! At times, it was almost as if he was legally prohibited from being funny on stage.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this show, but was thrilled to see the spectacle of it all. The highlights were the montages, and the clip of Triump, and a visit from the newly renamed Self-Pleasuring Panda. Our night was chocked full of guests, from Vampire Weekend, to Stephen Colbert AND Jon Stewart in a Dance-Off of all things! Plus, Bill Hader, John Krasinski and Paul Rudd to help pull the Walker Texas Ranger lever. Awesome show.

This was one of the best events I've ever been to, and I've been to quite a few. The experience of seeing Conan in a live setting, with no rules or set format for how the evening would play out was fantastic. Combining some old faces for long-time fans of his show, along with several star cameos, it was a one-of-a-kind event, and really felt special. Guests included: Vampire Weekend, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Paul Rudd, John Krasinski, Bill Hader and, of course, Andy Richter.

Surprise guests, musical talent and laughs all night long..Grab a ticket if you can and see him!

Conan set the expectation of the audience in saying that he hoped we would find the show at least worth the ticket price. I guess it was. Though the show was more spectacle than a laugh-out-loud stand-up routine.

Conan is the best. I can't wait till he comes back to tv. If you have the chance to see him you should.

The GREAT CONANDO does it again!! Great Show!! WOW!

So we went to Conan O Brien s Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour in Kansas City Sunday night. It rocked. It was everything I could have hoped for and more. The music by the (former) Tonight Show band was jazzy and got the crowd hoppin . The comedy bits featuring Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and The Masturbating Bear (now the Play with-himself Panda ) were hysterical and about gave me the hiccups. Coco was even joined onstage by his long-time sidekick, Andy Richter and Kansas City native Jason Sudekis (of Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock fame). Hell, even the warm-up comedian was funny! Not even the cackling of the storybook witch seated behind me could deter my enjoyment. This show was fantastic and was capped off by Mr. O Brien running through the audience giving people high fives during the encore musical number. I myself was lucky enough to be one of those people, as evidenced by the photo I took mere nanoseconds before he slapped my hand as he ran by. A great night. A great show. A great entertainer. I can t wait until September because more than anything this event reminded me how much Conan s humor belongs on TV. Thanks, Coco, for a night to remember (but I m still not paying $55 for a T-shirt in the lobby!).

I was as giddy as a school girl when I saw Team Coco in Minneapolis! The entire show was awesome! Conan's opening act, Reggie Watts, blew my mind away with his comedy! He was extremely unique and I loved how he used music in his act. The LPB, aka the band, was just as great as they are when they were on TV. Pender's trumpet solo was just great! La Bamba got the crowd going! They could tour just by themselves and it would be awesome! And then came Conan and Andy. They were great and the jokes were really funny! Andy's commerical for the "Juicy Lucy" was spot on. Conan learned that we love Minneapolis but we hate St. Paul. Maybe that's why Andy stuck with Twin Cities. Conan's mourning bit was great, and my favorite part of it was the step when Conan bought everything that Amazon recommended him to buy. Why did I love this? Because I work for an Amazon call center and he must be the reason I still have a job with Amazon (well, that isn't true, but I wish it was). One of the best moments of the night was went someone in the crowd yelled out "Monorail," and Conan was just stunned that someone actually remembered that Simpson's episode and he gave us a little story about when he was writing it! Other favorites from the old show showed up, including everyone's favorite bear in a diaper, Triumph, and the Walker, Texas Ranger lever (including the best Walker clip ever)! We did get a surprise guest, and it was Brian Setzer! He played 2 songs with Conan and the band, including the Stray Cats hit "Rock This Town," which was just amazing! Brian, I want your guitar! My only complaint was the huge speakers in the way of the video screen from the seat I was sitting at. They should have 2 more screens on the sides so everyone can see. But I can't dock it a star just for that! Team Coco, I can't wait to see you back on TV in November! Come back to Minneapolis anytime! Better yet, come closer to my neck of the woods, oh say, Fargo, ND?

i have seen the beastie boys in a room with less than 100 people. i was at a private performance with stephen lynch with less than 50 people. i saw jane's addiction in a back room at the fox theatre in atlanta with only 30 people crammed into the room. none of those compare to conan's show. it was the greatest show i have ever witnessed.

The Conan Show was awesome!!! It was a great show!

Best show I have been to in my life! NBC has to be sorry they let him go. I will remember this FOREVER.

This event was 100% amazing. The timing for everything was great - the opening act was hilarious, short, and sweet. Conan's act began shortly thereafter, and that's when the magic started. Guest stars (Andy among them, of couse) and amazing friends like the Masturbating Bear/Self-Pleasuring Panda (please attend show for further understanding), as well as the Chuck Norris lever. Conan played a few songs, and mostly stuck to balls to the walls hilarious comedy.This show was well-worth the money, and if I could, I would attend the rest of Conan's tour. TEAM COCO UNTIL I DIE.

Great jokes, great guests, fantastic music! Suck it NBC.

Loved the show last night at SMU's McFarlin Auditorium. Everyone from Conan's entourage was present and great, including the "Legally Prohibited Band," Andy Richter, Deion Cole, Triumph and the Masturbating Bear. Conan puts on a great show, and fits in that environment well.

From beginning to encore ... it was a great experience worth every penny! Conan and team are a real class act!

coco was there along with all of his friends! the show seriously kept you laughing the whole time with unexpected guests and also nostalgic pieces from his old show! if you can- you gotta go!!!!

If you're a fan of Conan, you will love this show. He brings things back from the past as part of the show, like the "Walker Texas Ranger lever". Except for Max, the whole Tonight Show band is there as well as Andy Richter. Some of the funniest things I've seen and he does some musical bits. Very funny and had a blast at it. My mom went with me and she loved it as well!

Conan and his gang put on a heck of show in Boulder! Opening act Reggie Watts was very funny, but if you are offended by foul language- he's not your cup of tea. The show included aspects of Conan's Late Night and Tonight Show. It had a lot of loud fun music, performed by Conan and his Legally Prohibited Band. Felt a lot like a variety show. Very entertaining, and well worth the money.

what a great way to celebrate our youngest son's 21st birthday. While the table was a littel cramped - views were good and the screen was in a perfect position. Show was funny, laughed out loud a number of times. Great to see some of the regulars. Ran into La Bamba and the band in the lobby after the show. Conan did a good job making it personal for Reno. We really had a great time. Show was the perfect length, video in the beginning was hysterical.

I've been a longtime fan of Conan, and I have to say this live show is some of his best work. He and the rest of his cast are hilarious, and it's the perfect mix of old jokes/skits with new content. If you couldn't make it to one of his shows, you missed out.

This show was AMAZING! Conan was hilarious, the band was awesome, and the clips and additional comics/characters were great! My only negative points were that the show started a bit late (8:30pm v 8:00pm) and getting out of the parking structure was HORRIBLE! (I was only on the third floor and it took more than 30 minutes to exit.) That being said, the negatives are completely attributed to the venue, not the artist. I MOS DEF recommend Conan to all of my friends and anyone wanting to physically laugh their ass off!

once in a lifetime show... drove from idaho to reno, nevada. the show was great! get your tickets now!

Amazing show -- non stop hilarity. Just confirms what I already knew -- Conan is the funniest person on the planet. Would definitely see it again if I could.

A great ending to the tour. Very funny and entertaining.

The show was wonderful. Opener Reggie Watts was funny too, gotta give him his dues, but Coco is the main show show. I had seats way up in the balcony but could see the stage and the big screen that they also used to show videos. The band was tiptop. Conan was on top of his game. He was also appreciative of his fans for sticking with him throughout this whole ordeal. Plus, the man plays a mean guitar, both electric and acoustic. I had such a good time.

Great show! Conan was hilarious, as usual. Also a gifted musician. Great combo of comedy and music

I've been a Conan fan since his first year on Late Night. I still can't believe NBC showed him the door. And I bought tickets for this show minutes after they went on sale. But I've got to give the show a "good," not "great." All the stand-up was very good and the prerecorded bits were for the most part very good. I just wish they had taken up a bigger portion of the show. Because I wish there had been less music. For example, the encore consisted of two songs. I would have traded two songs for two minutes of stand-up. Also, at times my date and I had trouble understanding the words Conan and other performers were saying, particularly during songs. I can't say if that was a result of the venue or the sound system, but I'd expect that Conan's crew would have checked that sort of thing in advance.

Incredible energy, great performance and fun audience. I'm hoarse from lauging.

Amazing show, too bad it was the last one. Can't wait for TBS.

The opener was hilarious, Dion Cole was even better, and Conan O'Brien was the icing on the cake! It exceeded expectations and we were laughing all night!

reggie whatshisname - the opening act - sucked! no idea what he was saying and didn't understand what was supposed to be funny abt his act. conan was awesome! he totally delivered what his true fans wanted and kept us wanting more! i can't wait for his new show on tbs!!

Didn't like the opening act AT ALL, but Conan was great as always!

I'm such a huge Conan fangirl. I didn't think it was possible, but I love Conan even more now. He's such a class act, as is everyone he works with. I got to meet the entire band after the show, and they were all really awesome. I didn't get to speak to him, but I was about 3 feet away from Conan, and he stayed to sign as many autographs as he could. Real class act all around. If you ever get the chance to see them, definitely do it. I promise that you will never regret it.

The show was incredible. He made it a point to make everyone feel as if they were interacting with him. His other acts were very complimentary to his style of comedy. His writer, Dion Cole, was hilarious! I had been looking forward to seeing Conan for years and I was THRILLED when he was coming to Atlanta. It will be a memory I will cherish for years to come!

Coco was hilarious. I spent the entire time either yelling, clapping so hard that my hands eventually started to hurt, or laughing so hard that my side started hurting.

I can't believe the SHOW this man put on with all of his Friends and Co-performers. Conan amazed me with his energy and top class humor. I had no idea that CoCo could play guitar like he did. He really "rubbed out" some cool blues and rock and roll and had the house in a frenzy!! La Bomba, my fav was running thru the theater too. But when Conan came streaking into the audience and up and down the aisles we just went nuts. Damn, my throat is so hoarse from screaming and singing with the man. We finally wound down about 4 this morning, stopping by the club next door, Churchills. Thanks for the memory CONAN O'BRIEN! ann and tom

great show, was everything that conan is supposed to be

I was expecting a lot more comedy instead we got rocker Conan. Conan stick with what works!!!

We were so fortunate to be in the audience in Atlanta for Conan's last show from his "Legally Prohibited..." tour. Amazing show, fantastic audience, great encore, all-in-all, a unforgettable evening!!!

loved the show! worth the money and trip! high moments = the meatloaf bat, string dance, walker texas ranger lever...only downside, conan playing a lot of unfunny songs on guitar.

This show is hilarious! Conan was on stage for two hours and it was great to see old favorites like Andy Richter and LaBama. Really great entertainment with a good mix of comedy and music. Would thoroughly recommend to anyone who is a fan of his TV shows.

So yea, it was really good. conan is such an amazing performer. He is a true entertainer, and gives so much energy. Andy, triumph the comic insult dog, the whole cast and crew did an amazing job on this! Can't wait to see everyone back on tv!!!

This was one of the best shows I've ever been to. I laughed the entire night. It was so amazing to see Jack McBrayer! The music was incredible, too! The only thing I was disappointed in was the audience during the songs....they just sat there, not moving around or dancing or anything! Come ON Atlanta! We sure were loud, though! :)

This show was exactly what I expected, only a little more magical. Conan's comedy is a little different when he's not on television, but his style is the same and he seems incredibly genuine. I believe he enjoyed putting on that show as much as I enjoyed watching it. Maybe more. What a great entertainer.

Overall the Legally Prohibited Tour was incredible last night at the Fox Theater. Had no idea Conan was such a good guitar player and his self depreciating humor has only gotten better. The band sounds so much better in person than it ever did on TV. Pacing and segments of the show were great. Deon Cope was just hysterically funny and I would definitely pay to see him do a standup set. Was not wild about Reggie Watts as an opening act. Deon would have been much better. Sound system suffered from the usual "Play it Louder not Better" mentality and a lot of the vocals were muffled during the songs. Particularly the opening song from LaBamba, have absolutely no idea what he was singing. Most of Reggie Watts' vocals were muffled. Some of Conan's vocals were muffled too. But I've come to expect that from most live shows as it seems the folks mixing for the house really have no clue what they're doing other than to just have a very loud wash of sound that makes vocals all but unintelligible. At least when Conan was doing humor we could hear him. Evander Holyfield and Kenneth were wasted on the Walker Texas Ranger bit. Would have liked to have seen more from them or at least some better guests. But despite those shortcomings, the show was really really well put together, Conan's energy was amazing throughout the set and he really seemed to be enjoying himself up there. I really hope this is the first of more tours in the future. Would be good to see Conan do at least a 30 city tour during his TBS series hiatus....

Conan's prohibited tour is the best I have seen to date. I can't wait to see him in TBS.

Awesome show. Featured Jack McBrayer (30 Rock) and Evander Holyfiled, who were both awkward on stage. Also, a so-so opening act in Reggie Watts. The Conan portion of the show was, however, the best possible show that I could have imagined.

Conan was weary from the road, you can tell this. His voice was failing him, he was tired, and the cuts to the show were evident. From previous comments everyone knew about all the songs, the skits, the celebrities that had been in the show. It appears that he was so ready to get off the road that he decided to make it more of a Vegas night show on this close out night. I would have thought that the last night of the show they would have blown it out, but it was just average. Don't get me wrong...very funny was the subject of the night. He really has a great show and the guy is a genius with the off the cuff comments. I did love that alot of his canned things were not present, but I would have loved to see a few other singers/entertainers from the south join in like they did in so many other markets.

Probably the best comedy show I've ever been too and the music was fabulous. He was in rare form. Would go back tonight!

On of the best shows ever, however the warm up guy was horrible. (Watts, I think)

I can't believe I managed to get my hands on the tickets for this sold out show. It was worth every penny! Conan never failed to make the crowd laugh and kept entertained. The inflatable bat was a riot! I left the show with my face hurting from smiling pretty much constantly. I was only three seats away from the aisle when Conan ran down through the crowd. It was great to see him up close! You don't get that opportunity on TV.

Conan was great! Great skits, jokes and guests. The opening act was a bore but Conan more than made up for it!

As Conan would say, " I hope you leave here tonight thinking, that was 'sort of worth it' and I think we can do that!" It was that and much more. So glad I got to see him on this tour and he's really such a cool guy.