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The band started late... very late, but it was worth the wait. Polacheck nailed it. Dominated the stage with her choreography skills and deep voice.

With an amazing voice that switches genres, reminder of Amy Winehouse to the looks of Ron Jeremy- Har Mar Superstar embraces who he is and puts on a show!! His voice is amazing, his songs are a little all over the place, but no matter what he's crooning- he's singing well!! He and his band put on a fun show and the crowd ate it up! The Virgins were a snooze fest and could have been any number of bands. Their songs don't sound original, their energy level is low key and people started trickling out early on. Besides their one hit song- I would pass

The main attraction was the opening act - locals Twin Sister. Their unique music charged the atmosphere in the place - they stole the show, and we will be hearing much more from them.

Yes, I am an Editors fan, and I ve had Editors Fever for quite some time, but I was unprepared for their dynamic live performance. This is a band that has truly mastered the stage - this was a ROCK SHOW in the truest sense of the word. I went with my daughter, who while not necessarily a fan, was impressed at the quality of the performance - and we ve been to a lot of concerts together (I started taking her when she was 2, she s now 38). The venue is beautiful inside, the restroom clean, with an adequate number of stalls. Security was present, but unobtrusive. Staff was helpful and polite. Although the venue is 90 miles from my home I would not hesitate to go there again - it s easily accessible, and on the weekends there s ample, inexpensive parking. If you appreciate a great live performance, see this band, not to mention their music simply rocks!

Made the trip to Toledo, Ohio otherwise known as the glass city. Frankie's (the venue) was easy to find, and I felt safe outside in the parking lot. That being said, the opening acts were very good. Frankies just has this sound quality in the room that is impressive. Mobile Deathcamp took the stage and in a mix of yin-yang that only Todd Evans can deliver, the three piece pummeled the heck out of you with their hard hitting lyrics, and speed-metalness that can hardly be believed unless seen. In between songs, Todd would laugh and joke with the crowd. With Scott "Cracker" McEachern on drums and Boe Skadeland on Bass. An awesome time was had by all. The band always meets and greets at their merchandise table and they truly care for those who follow them.

Sensory overload. Crazy drum stuff backing a crazier movie. Love it.

What a night, 3 acts one right after another. All outstanding! There were live artists everywhere. We were at the front and we didn t want to lose our spot, the security guys gave us cups of water. So nice!!!! Clozee rocked the house, getting everyone ready for Shpongle. It was a sensory overload of music, acrobats, visuals and dancers, there was so much to see and hear. It was a plethora of excitement everywhere. Best night, best show ever! Thank you all who put it together.

Future of the Left makes the most bad ass noise imaginable. They are also one of those bands that is much more live than they are recorded. Their banter is witty, their energy is high, and they know how to get everyone moving. And they like Jameson. They played an old Mclusky song, which was awesome, and at the end they destroyed their setup, hung from the rafters, and attacked a guitar with various objects.

I went to "9 to 5" not expecting much. What I got was an AMAZING cast of singers and actors performing their hearts out in a very well written musical ! If it had played a 2nd weekend, I would have gone again !

What a mistake that was! Rufus was tight - but the attempt to have Sly perform was pitiful. Rufus, go alone and Sly, it's time to hang it up. Wish my last memory wasn't of Sly's poor attempt to perform on stage.