Hardy Morris

I've been a long time fan of The Limousines, and I loved their first album. Their second album came out and I didn't think it was that great, but I figured it was still going to be a fun and danceable show. They only played songs from their second album and left. A 40 minute show where they didn't play any of their singles from their previous album. While the actual concert wasn't bad in terms of performance (lights, sound, etc.), the song choice was highly questionable. I understand that you want to promote your new album, but who plays just songs from their new album, especially when you only have 2 albums to pull songs from anyways (not counting the EP)?

They both blew me away and the concert exceeded my expectations. They were lively, exciting and they sounded incredible. No complaints at all.

Loved, loved, loved seeing this man perform. The venue was small and intimate. His renditions of "Leave your Hat On", "A Change is Gonna Come" and "You Don't Know Me" leave you begging for more. He has talented back up singers and musicians. He interacts with the audience between songs After the show he came out and gave autographs, posed for pictures and spent time talking with each person. Cannot wait to see him again

Having never heard of them before my friend intro'd me to this, I went to the NYC concert and it was absolutely AMAZING!!! Great songs, performances, supporting acts, and vibe. The beats of the dhol and the brass supporting it kept our feet bouncing and jumping throughout!!

Really enjoyed the music but wish they did more! Short first set. Great venue for seeing folk music. Wish more folk music came to Raleigh.

I don't think that I have ever been to a more beautiful concert. From beginning to end it was amazing. Each and every song, each and every performance was with so much passion and joy. If they went on tour throughout the United States they would be a big hit. They gave a very moving, very emotional tribute to the Boston Marathon bombing victims, in particular to the eight year-old boy who was killed. They projected his image on the screen with his sign, "No more hurting people". After being at this concert, I believe that children sing in Heaven. They were wonderful as well as Francesco Merola with a tribute to his father and Giuseppe Ranzani and also the host Francesca Brienza. All so wonderful. The young singers stayed well after the show to shake hands with the fans and allow them to have their pictures taken. A wonderful time for all! Grazie!

Great show from DF! Tons of energy, great sound and Nimol's smile!

Darren Criss puts on an amazing show! I will never attend another concert that was as incredible as this one!

Crowd pleaser. Personal favorite was Punch Drunk Appolo. They should have been allowed a little more play time though. Will definitely go see them again.

I gave the event 4 stars for 2 reasons 1: the woman in front of us kept standing the whole time, so we had trouble seeing. We could hear them fine, but, at least I like to see the show too. Which isn't the venue's or thompson square's fault. Some people just don't know how to be polite and sit down so people can enjoy the show behind them, i paid to see thompson square, not your back. Just saying. 2: the opening act, the beadle brothers, were terrible. They're a cover band. they play fine, but they can't sing at all, it was painful in my opinion anyways to listen to them. Outside of those complaints, thompson square was awesome, and they should let keifer do like a 10 minute little monologue. I thought his little comments and such between songs was funny as hell..... and they did some new songs. "Masterpiece" is an amazing song. Hopefully they'll get into the studio and get it out to country radio.