Led By the Blind

I was there in the Starlight Room at Resorts in Atlantic City. Piano music came over the speakers and then Andy Kahn appeared, walking through the crowded showroom and up onto the stage, taking his place at the grand piano waiting patiently there for him. He began playing the piano and then proceeded to wow his audience with 102 minutes of non-stop entertainment. Starting off with standards written by Irving Berlin, Andy then presented the musical works of composers Jerome Kern, George Gershwin, Rodgers & Hart, Cole Porter, Harry Warren, Johnny Mercer and Sammy Cahn. Throughout his performance, he injected entertaining anecdotes about the composers' lives and fascinating stories regarding the songs themselves. I loved it and so did the audience. We insisted he stay onstage after he'd already played 90 minutes of great jazz piano and singing all those terrific songs in an original style that fit them perfectly. Andy Kahn clearly loves performing these treasures. And this audience ate it up from beginning to end, saluting the artist with a unanimous standing ovation when he wrapped up his concert. He told us he could have gone on an on all night - and most of us there wouldn't have given up our seats, had he done so. It was truly a wonderful night of music, presented by an affable and charming performer. I hope Resorts brings Andy Kahn back soon to perform his series of concerts devoted to the composers of that magical era known as "The Great American Songbook." What a night!

Against the Current blew me away with their show. It was my first time seeing them and I went in with reasonable expectations since they are a younger band, but they perform like a well-seasoned band!! Chrissy Costanza's stage performance is something to be reckoned with, she's like a brunette Hayley Williams in her prime. Girl can rock!!

If you haven't seen Javier Colon in person, you are missing out big time. I had seen him prior when he opened for Joss Stone in San Fran many years ago and from then on it was love! Truly, his voice will make you fall in love with him, his songs, his music and his band. He is a great entertainer and is very personable even when on stage. His band is incredible. You have to see him in person to truly get the experience.

With the addition of drums and guitar the duo was incredible !

Show was great, would love to see them again. I bought some of their CDs at the show and became an instant fan. Was bummed to learn that they are coming back to town, but opening up for QOTSA and tickets are sold out. Guess I will have to wait another couple of years until they come back around :( Not sure why the other reviews on here are so negative, but if you have a chance to see Broncho I would recommend the show!

I was amazed at the energy, the talent, and the story line of FELA

Incredible, along with Honeyblood, amazing and song Sugar was the best

Allman Brothers meets Stone Temple Pilots. I follow these guys everywhere-- next big superstars. See them now when you can!!

This was an amazing event, like none you have seen

This was a really fun night for a good cause. Austin Scaggs band brought out a special guest to sing each of about 30 different Petty songs -- old and young, everyone loves to sing Petty! The quick rotation of special guests kept the shows' energy high and the night moving - no time consuming set changes or waiting between artists - loved that! Austin and his band had to work the hardest to support all the different artists ( and their different keys ; ). Loved the father and son music moments when Boz came out and played with his son for a few songs.