John Abraham

The Read Live is ALWAYS a spectacular to behold. One of the best forms of live comedy to date -wink-

I was expecting better sets by the Djs. The only Dj who threw down was Seven Lions besides that the other Djs were repetitive and unoriginal.

I loved the performances of Dru Hill and Jagged Edge they were fantastic. I had the greatest time.

Fresh Fest 2011 was incredible. A non stop party for those of us who remember REAL hip hop. Dana Dane performed almost the entire Dana Dane With Fame album and tore the place down. To see Kid n Play do the kickstep after all these years was great too. This is the third "Old School" show that I have been to in the last year, and the one thing that is the same is the atmosphere. It is one giant block party. Everyone talks to everyone, there are no fights, no arguments, just one big party that we all enjoyed. It was a time machine, and the artist and the crowd alike were happy to be there with people that understood just like they did.

This show was a great worship experience. All the acts shared personal stories and testimonies that moved me and deepened my faith commitment. I brought my children, ages 11 and 13, and they were both inspired by the faith stories shared, as well as the amazing music.

STG brought down the house that Thursday night! Played for a great amount of time, the sound was excellent, and the lighting was phenomenal. Our group very much enjoyed the performance and were thrilled to attend.

Great show the all the entertainers were good . Was missing Willie Clayton, Denise Lasalle

My husband and I have been together since 2006 and we have listened to Aiden constantly since then. They are one of our favorite bands. I saw them in Denver in 2011 on our aniversary it was AMAZING. I wish they would play somewhere close to where we are now. Though we would deffinately travel to see them again. I love you guys!

Spike, Fat Mike and the boys brought it Friday night! Great show and the warm-up act, Old Man Markley was an unexpected treat! I musta sweat 10 gallons!!!

This was a beautiful yet sad story about addiction and the distress it can place on family & friends. Lynn Whitfield & the entire cast's performance were pivotal to its success. I loved Marvin Gaye, now I have a better understanding of what happened the day of his death. Zeola Gayle did a great job in telling the story that was possibly a difficult task. Great play. Hopefully, she will be able to redo the play after she attains the rights to use Marvin's music. I will see it Again! Great job Clifton Powell and the wonderful producer who believed in the storyline.