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Truly loved Rain! My first time seeing the show, but would definitely see it again. The music transported me back to my high school days where I had so much fun with friends. I didn't want it to ever end!

Amazing set. Energetic performance. Good sound for a small venue.

The show was amazing! The talented 6 cast crew was extremely wonderful! Singing and dramatization at its' finest. The scenery was fantastic for the many settings. Well-done! This was great sharing time with my daughter. I purchased parking and my tickets online which was a painless and easy process.

I have seen Heidi play many times, and she always rocks the house. We just saw her in Atlanta at Wild Bills. As usual she did an amazing job and kept the small crowd that was there rockin out the whole time. Very high energy, and she sounded amazing! Wild Bills and or the local radio could of done more to promote the show. I'll always go see Heidi, but not sure I'll go back to Wild Bills!

There are no words to describe how awesome Maps and Atlases are. They played great, Dave Davidson's voice is even more amazing in person, Chris the drummer was tearing it up, and Shiraz the bassist was getting the crowd going with his little two step dancing. The opening band Young Man was pretty good. The drummer was killer! The bassist looked a little spaced out and was having Vietnam flash backs. Bit great show, 2 thumbs way up! :D

This show was an epic blend of ballads that made you swoon, jigs that made you want to get out of your seats, dance that made you shake your head in amazement, stories that made you want to travel to Ireland and jokes that made you fall in love with all the performers. If I didn't have to work this week I would have followed the tour bus to the next show! Glad I have the cd's and DVD to enjoy this troupe for a long time!

I was 2nd row. I held Sierra Kusterbeck's hand. Made my night. Versa's music and energy is un-matchable these days. They put on such a good show. Anarbor and Dangerous Summer were awesome as well. They def. were all fit for a tour like this. I would see this show over and over and over again. In the picture my hand is in the middle :)

As a newer fan of Deerhunter I was worried the show might not be worth the ticket and the drive into town. As it turned out I was worried for nothing. The first opener wasn't bad, the second opener rocked out in an upbeat but mellow fashion, then the kings of mellow rock (Deerhunter) got on stage and failed to disappoint. Bradford Cox and company brought it on with a ton of tracks from their newest record Halcyon Digest, while mixing it up with older tracks from Microcastle and Cryptograms. Deerhunter was very interactive with audience, they made jokes and were very entertaining in between songs. Super cool band, they sound awesome live, check em out!

I first thought I was just getting a great double bill with both Brendan James and Tony Lucca at the same event. Not only did Matt Duke make an outstanding opener for them, they took the stage TOGETHER. Wow! They did a song or two of each artist together, then Brendan James stayed on stage with his band while Tony Lucca took a break. After a few songs, Tony returned for a song or three and Brendan left to take a well-deserved break. They played amazingly well together and the camaraderie was shining through all night. If you are a fan of these guys, you simply must see this show!

The opening act, David Versati, was magical and said the whale was a beautiful emotional musical roller coaster ride. Must see!