Searock Festival

Excellent! They all sang on tune and were good rural folk.

Frontman Justin Vallesteros will make you remember why live shows are worth going to. As good as their albums are, they do tend to keep a mellow vibe, but once you see Craft Spells live their incredible blend of sound and atmosphere will put you into another musical dimension. And for the fast and powerful songs like "Party Talk" or "After the Moment", Justin loves getting in the zone, and will move around with you if you move around to them.

Rock and Roll Over is an incredible band, the show was so entertaining and all the vocals were beyond my expectations. The lead singer in particular has an amazing voice. The costumes were great, the choreo was fantastic and I loved every minute of it. I can't wait for them to come back!!

This was seriously the most unforgettable show I've seen in my entire life. They sounded better live than their album.

This band is ridiculously good and way underrated. It's a shame they don't get the airtime they deserve because of all the crappy pop they call rock taking all the airtime up these days. But if you are a pure rock enthusiast then you have to see and hear these guys to believe them. Help spread the word and make sure they stick around and keep playing what is arguably the best rock recorded in the last 30 years!! BCC is building the foundation!! Everyone from Glenn's signing to Joe's guitar playing was spot on. Jason Bonham on drums and Derek on keyboard was just amazing from start to finish these guys never took their foot off the pedal.

Totally incredible live performer--will go see him again any time he's in NYC.

I loved this show and would definitely go again. Cody Slaughter and Shawn Klush were awesome and the best I've ever seen. Their voices, their demeanor, their looks and their moves were so appropriate and so much like Elvis. The Sweet Inspirations were simply wonderful and a great part of this show. It was so neat to see Estelle and Portia in person. Their voices are still so good. The middle entertainer, Rick Alviti, was however, a disappointment. He didn't look like Elvis and he wasn't a polished entertainer. His hair was too long for the time period he was featuring. Then when he went into the audience and got up on the seats and straddled a lady with his package, my friends and I all decided that he needs to be replaced. Elvis would not have done that. There are so many more out there who are better. I was happy when his turn was over. The PAC is a wonderful venue with such good performances. I come here often.

Anytime you pay $20 to hear KISS music, you really can't go wrong. The venue seemed to be a little small for them - the stage was the same size as one in an elementary school. But, they played all the usual KISS tunes with two surprises that I have never heard the real band play live so that was kind of cool. They were good, however, they need a new "Paul." The guy didn't look like Paul Stanley, didn't act like him, and didn't sound like him. He was about two heads shorter than Paul and 100 pounds heavier. I know it's only a cover band, but seeing as he's the lead singer and the entertainer, I expected more. He was bad enough that I wanted to leave early. If you're going to try and imitate one of the greatest bands ever, then at least don't disgrace them.

Patrick Stump is my favorite singer and I've been a fan of him for the past 7 years. I didn't know what to expect when he went solo, but it has been phenomenal. His album Soul Punk is awesome, and after listening to him for 7 years I finally got to see him perform live. He was phenomenal, and he even sounded better than his cd which I didn't think was possible. His show was amazing and I can't wait to see him again. I also got the lucky chance of meeting him after the show and he was a really great guy and so down to Earth. He really cares about his fans and is just one of the nicest guys you could meet. He gave me a huge bear hug and took pictures with me and my friends which made our lives.

Hadn't been to Red Rocks since 1986 when I moved away from Colorado. Went to Willie Nelson's country throwdown tour on June 21st, since we were going to be in the area anyhow. Not a big country fan, but had a great experience with staff and fellow concert goers. I actually enjoyed all of the other acts even though I really didn't know who they were. Lukas Nelson really rocked the house and I expect to see him on the main stage soon with his Promise of the Real band! Willie was awesome, but a little short on time in my opinion, but then again.....I doubt many could even take the stage at his age!! Still going strong...good for him. This was my boyfriends first Red Rocks experience and he was blown away. We even stopped back by on our way out of town so he could experience the magical space without a show going on and walk out on stage!! Way to go Red Rocks!!! Good memories!