White Hinterland

His act is not all that bad. Jokes about everyday life situations. Adult humor only. However every other word out of his mouth is "fu*k that". Way over used and too much excessive cussing. Funny for a few lines then just becomes tiresome. We observed other groups and couples that were disgusted as well. Could not recommend him to my friends. We all use vulgar language, but his is over the top. If I knew this before the show, we would have seen something else. The act before his was a fat guy with fat guy jokes and was much better, with far less vulgar language. Tone it down Joe Moffa and you can have a better act!

I've always been a fan of The Dresden Dolls as well as her solo material. She's a genius artist and I am so happy that I got the chance to see her. Seeing her perform songs on piano and ukulele is something I will never forget. Having her talk to the audience is something I will also never forget. We also got the pleasure of witnessing a couple get engaged right there. It was truly a magnificent night. Getting to meet her afterward was just the icing on the cake. I got to give her a drawing and tell her that I love her. I got her autograph and my night was made. The only thing that would've been better would have been if I would have been able to get a picture with her.

Slap stick comedy at it's worst. It was not funny and for a play that was to be based on Hitchcock there was definitely no intrigue or plot. Do not spend your money on this one.

So much better than when it was at the Piazza. I was able to enjoy the concert without feeling like I was being crushed to death in an enclosed space. Bad Suns, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Banks and Airborne Toxic were EXCELLENT. Some of the best live music Ive heard in awhile. Beer was pricey but I guess I can't complain when it's a 24 oz can. Parking around Festival PIer was plentiful and cheap, weather was perfect. Can't wait for the next one! Oh, and DJ ReedStreets KILLED IT as per the usual.

AMAZING SHOW!!!! Place was packed. Sang my lungs out along with the rest of the crowd. Can't wait to see them again!

The show had something for everyone - boys and girls. Buzz Light-Year was a big hit this year with the boys and Tinker Bell was great for the girls. Usually the boys weren't as interested as the girls since it was more about the princess theme - this thrilled the girls but the boys not so much. Wish it had more about Cars which the boys really like but it only a small part at the beginning. GREAT SHOW and a good place to take the kids.

Skream and Benga are incredibly talented and pioneered the whole dubstep genre. Seeing them live really allowed me to appreciate all the recent dubstep and brostep out there. The venue was perfect. The sound quality was just right, not too loud to give you a headache, but loud enough to feel the BBBAAAAASSSSSS. The light show wasn't anything special, putting more attention on the artists themselves and actually making the concert feel more personal and less of a show for everyone. I actually got to see the artist at work up close in a small venue; that wouldn't happen if it were Skrillex at Roseland Ballroom. It's my favorite concert of the year so far.

I saw Carolina Liar as the opening act for Rob Thomas last night and they rocked the show! The highlight was definitely when they played their hit song "Show Me What You're Looking For." It was also great to hear some of the songs that I haven't heard as much on the radio - they all seem to have a that great catchy beat and they were great at getting the crowd going. I would definitely go seem them again.

Watain @ The Masquerade in Atlanta. Awesome experience. Black Anvil from NYC and Goatwhore from New Orleans opened the show. Both were amazing. The Masquerade did allow Watain to use all 12 rotting sheep heads. We were 2 feet away from the band on stage left, right beside Forsberg. The stench was so overwhelming at times I thought we were gonna pass out, but all was well. Do be warned tho: the rotten stench is VERY real and very powerful. You'll need to launder your clothes the next day. We got to meet Erik after the show, who was very gracious and kind. He signed my stuff and posed for pics with other fans. You may wanna keep a little distance tho. He reeked as bad as the sheep heads. Excellent show--very intense--very passionate--very real. Check it out.

Ticketmaster advertised this as a music concert of Brian McFadden the singer songwriter. We ended up seeing Brian McFadden the comedian....bad advertising. wanted to see a music venue. traveled from Western Mass for this show.