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Styx was great even without Deyoung on vocals I'm a serious yes their new singer sings great but they need Jon Anderson.

craziest show ive ever seen! great time, hope they come back

Best concert ever!! Would go again if he returns to Caesars Palace!!

Both sets were a blast from the first song to the last. It was awesome hearing the old tunes that I still love, and the bands didn't make it seem like they had played them a million times before. The energy was through the roof and never died. They really showed enthusiasm about being there and cared about each of us having a fantastic time.

The concert itself was amazing. As expected from a JYJ member, he exceeded my expectations and performed wonderfully. There is nothing else to say except that I don't regret attending the concert. Congratulations to Kim Junsu for successfully starting off his world tour solo. I especially loved his musical pieces. Didn't expect him to sing it at the concert but glad he did :) Congratulations once again and the best of luck!

I first heard Vintage Trouble (VT) at Gillette Stadium when they opened for AC/DC. I loved their up-tempo rocking/rythem & blues sound. I got an early ticket to their next tour date in Boston at the Brighton Music Hall (BMH). The BMH was sold out for the VT show. They got on stage about 10pm and hit the ground running! Man I just love this band's cadence, rythem and rock sound. They are all individually exceptionally talented musicians, but together, they are even better than the individual parts. Still, I would love to see some expanded instrumental solos within some of their songs. I know Nalle Colt could just fly with a solo in Hand Me Down Blues... and the drummer Richard Danielson he can play music on those drums... don't forget Rick Barrion Dill who can lay down a bass line to die for...

Septicflesh was amaaaazing! Will be seeing them again.

This was one of the best festivals ive attended. Great headliners!

This was a nice, intimate evening. The venue is a much scaled down version of Star Lake ampitheater, set in the city, in the shadow of Heinz Field. The feeling was laid back - almost up close and personal. Amos was - as usual - amazing. I like the way he has rearranged some of his older songs - put a funky groove to them. He has a much larger band now - with back up singers and everything. However, I miss the smaller, rawer version of his music. Lucinda's show was great - she has a fantasic band. I'm not as familiar with her music, so it was a treat just to soak it all in. One compaint - or just an observation - I thought it was odd that she had to use sheet music for the duet with Amos - after all, they did record the song together on his album. Just sayin'.

It was great to bad they sang for 30min... They sound it.just like the cd.. Cant wait to see the other performer this coming saturday