Daryl Hall & John Oates and Train

I saw Hiatus Kaiyote in concert when they opened up for Erykah Badu at the Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn about 1.5 years ago. I never heard of them before but their vibe, style and sound was so refreshing, smooth and experimental that I immediately became a fan!!! I can't wait for them to return back to NYC! This group is highly recommended.

The consert is really, really bad. Totally waste of money.

great game and great weather seats good for the price

The whole concert was amazing. From when Lucas Vercetti opened up with some sick songs and until the last song of the night. They played variety of songs and everyone enjoyed it. Earl, Taco, and Lucas are the coolest dudes.

It was AWESOME!!! I recently moved to Florida from Wisconsin and this is the first event my wife and me have attended here in Florida, and for sure, not the last one!!!

First time at the Birchmere and it did not disappoint. Very nice place for music lovers. Marcus Miller continues to amaze. I ve been a fan since the early 80 s. Awesome experience! We really enjoyed everything.

I have been a fan of Saul's music since Caifanes and this is the first time I see him performing live and I was really excited! What was good: - Saul's guitar and singing performance was great, he put lot of energy and passion. - When he explained about where some songs were created it was really nice, these is what makes me go to live concerts. - Drummer kid was very good, still needs more experience but I guess in two years he will be great. - High points: "No dejes que.." and "La Celula que Explota", everybody was excited. What was bad: - Event was supposed to start at 7:30 pm and it really started at 9:45 pm. This is unacceptable, this concert was a Wednesday and some people have jobs to attend next day, in my case I have to drove back almost two hours and had to call the morning off! - Saul's guitar sounded too loud and sometimes his voice was faded by his guitar. - Guitar bass player solo was terrible, it was an awkward moment . - Crowd was annoying: Saul was really nice and philosophical when he was talking and you just hear these guys shouting stupid things, they did not see to capture any of his ideas.

Amazing !!! Especialy at New Orleans. I have never seen except JAPAN ever!

The easiest way to describe Generation Axe, is it's like a traveling circus, but instead of tightrope walkers, sword swallowers and such, you get legendary guitar heroes. The performers: Tosin Abasi (Animals As Leaders). Yeah, I never heard of him personally, but I know his band, Animals As Leaders, play frequent shows down in L.A., with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. Played some songs from his band, interesting technical progressive rock stuff. Reminded me a bit of An Endless Sporadic. Nuno Bettencourt (ex-Extreme). Don't really care much for his band, but respect his guitar playing. Started to play "More Than Words", as a gag, then launched into a really cool instrumental thing. Played a medley of his best work, that he found on YouTube while looking for obscure songs to perform on this tour. Played something that sounded like Jerry Lee Lewis, possessed by the Devil. Was joined by tourmate Zakk Wylde, to perform an epic power ballad, called "Sideways". Zakk Wylde (ex-Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society, Black Sabbath cover band Zakk Sabbath, solo career). Wow, I didn't realize this at the time, but Zakk Wylde is probably the most storied-career musician on this tour and he still only played three cover songs. "N.I.B." by Black Sabbath, "Little Wing" by Jimi Hendrix, "Whipping Post" by Allman Brothers Band. The only significant thing he did with any of those songs, was during the middle of "Little Wing", he ran out into the crowd and did about 3 minutes of relentless soloing, which appeared to be directed at the girl sitting right across from me. Yngwie Malmsteen (ex-Steeler, ex-Alcatrazz, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force). First, that is how you spell his name, he's Swedish. Now that we've got that out of the way, he didn't seem too happy about being a part of a group, but it's Yngwie. He has an ego and a temper, everyone knows this. He played one good song with Steve Vai and one shoddy rendition of one of his best songs. He also had some equipment issues. I'm just glad he managed to not go crazy. Steve Vai (ex-David Lee Roth, ex-Whitesnake, solo career). The guy with probably the best-known body of work in this tour. Did only his solo material, but did it really well. Was joined by Tosin Abasi for a couple songs, which were excellent. Could have probably done a fantastic version of David Lee Roth's "Yankee Rose", but missed that chance. The whole group of guitar legends Voltroned togethet to play a few covers, including Boston's "Foreplay/Long Time", Extreme's "Get The Funk Out", Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein" and Deep Purple's "Highway Star". All in all, it was a great experience, even better than I was expecting!

This was the 2nd time we got to see her in the past 2-3 months. We saw her at Outside Lands and we got to see her at Cobbs. Both times she was hilarious and we even got to take a picture with her after the show. She was super nice and chatted a bit with us. I'd definitely go see her again!