Bring the Knife

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!!!

The show was amazing from start to finish. Young David started the party with some hot oldies on the mix tables, then Tia gave us some jazz vibes. After the kids, then Mr. Mann had us on the floor laughing our heads off! Last but certainly not least Mr s. Mann took us to the KING! We sang,amen(d) and cried like babies. I would travel all around the world to see these beautiful people. Professionals at their best!

1/3 beautiful, 1/3 silly and pretentious, 1/3 unfocused and non-resonant. It reminded of bad copy of Pina Bausch fused with a bad copy of Julie Taymor's early work. Much less than the sum of its parts. I was quite bored. The two men next to me kept snickering and then left in the middle. However, it should be noted that many people did appear to like it and hooted and hollered during the very milked 3 encore bows.

Signs of Life is an impressive and stunning display of music, vocals, musicianship and spfx. They have continued to improve into a very tight group, which clearly shows in the excellent syncing and transitions from song to song. I have seen over 300 shows in my life. I have many bootleg and soundboard recordings of countless Pink Floyd concerts. I consider myself a very strict and diehard Floyd Fan. I HAVE seen the Wall live, Australian Pink Floyd and many other Floyd tribute bands. All of these were unbelievable shows! I must say I have NEVER had the emotional response and overwhelming feeling of just being at THE ultimate concert, as I have had while attending a Signs of LIfe show. Their music has gotten me through many difficult times over the past 4 years. I have been to most of their shows, only missing a very few, and to date I have never heard one complaint about the quality of the show. Their interpretation of and respect for Pink Floyd's catalog deeply connects on an emotional level. You watch with great anticipation for the next song. Each song performed instantly becomes your favorite. You will walk away saying "OMG I just saw Pink Floyd!!" I cannot wait for the new show and surprises they will unveil at the Hara show!

not overcrowded, but busy. Small club with re-entry.