Wisin

These guys are incredible in person, even better than listening to the podcast. Very fun to watch!

This was my third time seeing Meat Loaf live and the best I've seen him perform to date. It was a very nice engagement in which he told jokes, stories, answered questions from the audience and gave us an inside look at his life all while rocking hard!! Moments were hilariously funny others serious and all with a positive messages and set list of his classics. My wife bought me the pre-show Meat & Greet ticket as a gift and it couldn't have been a more enjoyable experience. I don't think people at his level should be humble but he was very personable and took the time to ask everyone their name and a few things about them, which was very nice. The Meat & Greet didn't seem rushed at all and he's a genuinely down to Earth man. He also shed some light on some projects he has coming down the pipeline and I'm very excited for his next album. During his performance he threw out guitar picks and passed out Coors Lite longnecks and the band shot t-shirts into the crowd out of t-shrt cannons, it was a great time. If I remember correctly the show went just over 3 hours and it was engaging and entertaining the entire performance. I couldn't have imagined a more perfect venue to attend from start to finish, ever!!

Have Mercy was incredible! Not only did they convey their sound off their album to the live stage but they truly killed it. I have to admit, I was worried about how they would perform live especially since it my first time seeing them and I was driving 2 hours to get there, but these guys didn't let me down. If you are a Have Mercy fan, you must see them live. You'll be screaming lyrics with the crowd the entire time. Microwave, SOMOS, and Transit were great opening acts as well. Such a great mix of bands for this tour.

Particularly if you are an art fan, you will enjoy this play. Lots of art references, and great for art teachers. Entertaining and a good story.

FIrst time seeing the Jabbawockeez and it was everything I hoped for. very funny and entertaining they interacted with the audience so well and showed off there dancing skills.

I've seen this band several times,never disappointed. The Bijou Theatre is the perfect setting ,smaller,intimate, sound is always great.Staff/security are always pleasant and professional. The Dirty Guv'nahs are a local band from here in Knoxville, so the crowd was great, very excited to welcome them home!

The Empty Pockets were great as both an opening act and backing Al Stewart. If you have not heard the original music by The Empty Pockets you really need to. Erika and Josh have amazing voices and great harmonization. Love Al Stuwart but these guys made the concert an unforgettable event

The Mas Music Fest brought us a taste of new Spanish rock bands one in particular I REALLY enjoyed and hoped to see them soon, which is Making Movies. Now onto PXNDX, as always they never disappoint, they're always on point with sound, lights and their energy. I love that they are happy to be there to see their fans enjoy their music. Each time I leave a PXNDX concert I just fall more in love with them. If you haven't seen them yet do so, you're missing out on Pepe's moves and Ricky rocking that base.

Wonderful charity concert to benefit some great organizations. All of the music was fabulous. This show will really put you in the Christmas spirit! We are planning on making this a new Christmas tradition! Thanks, Kelly!

This is the second time I have seen Cat Stevens in concert. (And I am only in my 30s.) He is amazing. He sounds as he always has, but him playing the acoustic guitar and singing is a simple reminder of what an amazing musician he is. He discussed the decisions he made, being banned from the U.S., and deciding to come back to music, his love. He is an amazing person who not only speaks and sings of peace, but lives it. I think he is an amazing person who is a positive example for people of all walks of life.