John Enghauser

Some new music, some old, all are now favorites. Professional performance and yet you felt like an old time hymn sing with friends.

Excellent game and great venue for families of all ages!! Definitely will go back! Go BULLS!!!

Amazing stage decked in holiday lights and trees, Caveman completely rocked it. The opening bands were weak, like warmed-over indie rock you might see on gossip girl or something, so I was nervous. But Caveman did not disappoint. Loved the entire show.

We have seen Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors perform twice at the Bijou Theatre. Both shows were fantastic!! Seeing DHATN during the Bijou's Jubilee was a special treat. His appreciation of the Bijou and love of the community enhanced our overall experience.

Just Great!!!!! I would love to see her again. She was so humble and so into her fans.

The Gettys were great! Also really enjoyed being introduced to Rend Collective. The sound was not as good as the Christmas Concert at the Schermerhorn. Seemed like the technicians never really got it dialed in. Music was excellent though.

I highly recommend this show to anyone who loves A Charlie Brown Christmas! The music , the loops of animation were amazing . I will attend this every year with my family!

From beginning to end the Graceland Ninjaz rocked. Seemed like there was a bit of everything - from Elvis classics to Hard Rock of the 80's and 90's to today mixed in with some rap classics - all with an original twists. As their song says - I'm a Ninja - now.

Let me make this clear: to the best of my knowledge, the Back N Black I am reviewing is NOT the same AC/DC tribute band that plays all these shows in Georgia. This group is Bay Area-based and they don't seem to stray too far from there, also, they used to be called Riff Raff.These guys were actually not the headliners, that would be Roses N' Guns, a Guns N' Roses tribute, whilst the opening band of the night was the Iron Maiden tribute group, Maiden California. Their renditions of Iron Maiden songs were fairly impressive and they even had the spoken-word intro to "Number Of The Beast", but there was one thing that bugged me: the lead singer would sing noticeably higher at certain parts in the songs than Bruce Dickinson does on the recordings. I mean, I could understand not being able to sing as high, because Bruce is an opera-trained vocalist, but how do you sing HIGHER than that and not have your bandmates say "you messed up"? On to Back N Black. They were the audience favorite. They did a remarkably good job on the Bon Scott-era songs and likewise on the Brian Johnson-era songs. The only real problem was that during most of the latter songs, their singer would briefly do this, sort of, I guess I would call it high-pitched rapping. To their credit, I saw them about a month later and he was singing normally. They were better that time (I submitted a review of that show a couple days ago). The headlining act was Roses N' Guns. I can legitimately say the first thing I noticed was that their lead guitarist's top hat was too short and their lead singer looks more like Bret Michaels than Axl Rose. They put on a great performance, despite this. I would say they probably sound better than the real thing, at this point. They also had the amp for the bass guitar turned way up, but it was less annoying, as opposed to interesting.

These guys were really good. Some really cool early Floyd with some Animals and Meddle for good measure. Highly Recommend. Oh by the way, which ones pink?