Lolita Flores

Absolutely amazing. Very seldom would I ever go back to the same concert but this one everyone should see. It crossed the cultural divide and brought all cultures together as one. Amazing stories, amazing costumes, wonderful show. I would recommend it for everyone from children to adults.

I saw Miss. Izibor when she opened for Miss. Chrisette Michele. I was only really familiar with her singles, "From My Heart To Yours & Don't Stay". I was pleasantly surprised by her talent. Both ladies were excellent!

Jens is such a special musician and his live performance felt as genuine and lovely as his music does.

While I did enjoy the songs that were performed, I felt there were not enough of them. While I do enjoy some interaction between the performers and the audience, I think this show went too far. I would have really appreciated hearing more of the performers hits, or even some "covers".

Kat is and extremely talented singer and song-writer. Her music is like old jazz standards but updated. I would say she could be the new Diana Krall. Everything she does is flawless!

I took my 3 year old and he had the time of his life!!! He was totally engaged in the show by singing and dancing along with the characters!!

Great show in every way. Sound, venue, and band. Great live.

Purgatory is a small stage so the gig wasn't too big but it was perfect and they all looked like they were having a fun time playing. Both Of the opening acts, Gambles and Reputante, were also amazing. I would definitely recommend it to a friend.

I was not a huge fan when I went to the concert (my husband was). But after seeing them perform live-I am now. They were really good live, full of energy and played an interesting variety of instruments. Very fun show!

The enthusiastic crowd was a bit perplexed by the obscure opening number from the Freak Out album. My date thought it to be weird, but she said that the last time also! After that, more familiar songs from the early 70s catalog got the crowd going! Dweezil's solos were amazingly close to his Father's, and at times gave me chills! I had seen Frank play only once in Chicago nearly 40 years ago during the Zoot Allures album tour, and have been hooked ever since! The band had a new singer named Miki, with a beautiful voice, and also played keyboard. Then Dweezil brought an audience member on stage and invited him to join in as the band did a medley of non Zappa music from the 80s. A mix of 50 or so different songs segued seamlessly together, it was fantastic!