Diana Chittester

The Lawn Boys put on an excellent show at the Wonder Bar. They have a solid groove and perform excellent covers of Phish songs. Darren plays a lot like Trey and he also sings well. The keyboards were strong and the songs sounded genuine.

This show was amazing. This was the second time that I have gone to a Barr Brothers concert. I've loved their music for a while, but they are an order of magnitude even better live. They are truly, truly talented musicians and songwriters. Can't wait to see them live again!

There are no adequate words to convey the level of emotion in the house that night, to hear each song masterfully done by these great musicians along with a packed house singing along with each song was spiritually moving. For those of us who have loved and followed Mike all these years with the many projects he has going, it was truly as he said, his gift to all of us to hear him do these masterpieces that have been with us all these years. What an incredible show and all we can do is hope that one day it can happen again.

Had a lot of fun at the show. Perhaps all of us were curious if Charlie was going to be a melt-down or cool. He was the latter. The media has had a lot of fun playing Sheen as a crazy guy, but the reality is that he's accomplished and mature. Sure, he's a good-looking millionaire and famous Hollywood insider and has had his share of drugs and strippers, but, come on, it's LA. The show was more of a personal appearance of Sheen, and I especially enjoyed when he talked about his career. The crowd was extremely anoying and kept yelling the entire time trying to get him to act crazy. They were a bit too worshipful, and Charlie had fun with it, but he never went overboard. The local personality that interviewed him at the beginning of the show was good, but, again, the crowd started booing because he wasn't "wacky enough." Several guys around me wouldn't shut up the entire show, and I was 3 rows from the front, so they had to be annoying to Charlie as well. Security had to warn some of them numerous times to keep it down. Charlie brought a comedian with him who did a "roast" of Charlie, which was very funny. Then the comedian brought some people up on stage and had each ask a question of Charlie. He was pretty funny, and it kept the show moving. Charlie Sheen is a fun actor and great sit-com comedian, but people had to realize that he isn't a stand-up comedian. Those guys hone their skills for years and have hour to two hour acts memorized. Charlie was just having fun and giving us all a chance to have some fun with him. I enjoyed the show and am glad I went.

Bill Kirchen is dubbed the Titan of the Telecaster. It is true. BIll's rendition of Hot Rod Lincoln is not to be missed in its fine gutair playing coupled with fun, funny, witty commentary. The band Too Much Fun,with only three members, filled the house with sound. That said-Dave Alvin and The Guilty One's upped their game to match Bill. It was amazing to watch Alvin play his electric gutair with depth and feeling. It was almost a like observing a private jam between friendly rivals. The encore paid homage to Chris Gaffney when they played The Gardens and Marie Marie brought the house down. That said I would have enjoyed more ballads from Dave Alvin.

The show absolutely rocked. I'm so happy decided to go. I was stoked for days afterward.

The interplay b/w Habib & Tuku was funny as hell!!!

Venue was small and very personal I had an amazing time! Except for running into Davey Havok (im a huuuuuge fan of his) and he totally blew me off. But the show was still fabulous!

It was great from the start to the end!! The breaks in the middle of acts were just enough as you got to out and get whatever you wanted! B.o.B. ended the show on a blast and Enrique was amazing when he took the girl on the stage! love to do it again next year.

Incredible performance from The Black Cadillac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, & ZZ Top!!!