Big Wiz

This show was SPECTACULAR! If you enjoy percussion and story-telling, this is a show for you! From beginning to end, the story and the cast engage you, and draw you into the story. Fushu delivers an unstoppable force of rhythm and joy through their drumming and other traditional Japanese instruments, but mostly the Taiko. The energy is high, from start to finish. You WILL feel the music in you, literally, as the drums are loud and soul-seeking. The audience is encouraged, as always, to call out to the drummers, to encourage them, to give them strength to keep going, to give them energy to finish. Taiko drumming is not for the weak of spirit or strength, as it takes everything out of you, and the calls to the drummers is a source of inspiration and encouragement for them - coming from the audience, there is nothing better! This is something I can't wait to see again - and I hope Fushu brings another concert to us SOON!!!

The show was jam packed with great talent. I am a new fan of Old Crow. I went for Susan Tedeschi and she was great. The only issue I had with the show is that they didn't play one single song off any of her albums. Obviously that is what drove a huge number of people to the event. It would of been nice to hear at least a couple. Other then that, we had a great time and the music was great. I do look forward to getting the new CD

Loved Johnny's interaction with crowd. Very lively! Loved Glass Tiger. Not a bad seat in the Meridian Centre.

Hands down the best concert I've been to. The opening act, Kansas, was fantastic. Foreigner rocked. Styx was amazing, as usual. All in all, a really awesome show.

Boondox was amazing live! Everything was perfect.. Everyone else put on one hell of a show too especially Bukshot , Crucifix, and AQUALEO! Can't wait to see them again soon!

So the venue was first of all really nice. It was in a really nice part of Brooklyn, the building was pretty large, it was great. The first opening act was Infinity Shreds who were ok. They were passable. The next opener was Adebisi Shank who were really crazy and added a lot of energy to the place. Then Fang Island came on and totally rocked the entire place. Great concert.

My six year old son is really into make believe, pretend, and drama in general. He absolutely loved it.

I've seen Elephant Revival before and have had their first two CD's for many years. I was really looking forward to the show and they certainly did not disappoint! Despite the unfortunate "retirement" of founding member and fiddle player, Bridget Law, the band put on an inspired, wide-ranging performance! They have a talent for morphing from quiet intricate playing to exploding dynamic outbursts ... far beyond what one might expect from a banjo, washboard, acoustic ensemble! I'm not sure where all that power comes from, but it sure is a lot of fun! Another thing I'm not sure of is why they don't include their fabulous drummer in the personnel listings on the Cd's? This guy is simply outstanding and if my vote counts in any way, I say include him in the band! Great playing, wonderful vocals and clever tricky tunes! This is a fun, extremely talented group of multi-instrumentalists and I would highly recommend them any place and any time!

Perfume Genius was incredible. You can tell he takes his work very seriously; the focus and attention paid to each word he sang, in every song was absolutely noticeable. His performance was beautiful and amazing to see live. Loved his fishnets-didn't really love his Betty Boop t-shirt/dress. Though I would have loved to see him dressed to the nines with a sequin ensemble, I care less about his wardrobe and more about his voice-he killed it.

Loved it, play was great. The only thing that needs work is the parking lot.