Washington Spirit

Great show. I expected them to be good but they blew me away! It helped that the Danforth Music Hall is an outstanding venue. LOVE watching bands there!

Great day/night with my kids.3rd year in a tow that we attended.

the openers came out and started the show off by announcing, "We're the Futurebirds. From Athens, Georgia. GO DAWGS!" Damn straight! The good guys were playing for a berth in the National Championship game on the following Monday and everyone in the audience knew it. The band tore through about 10songs. Mostly concentrating on their Paranoid Letters album, but sprinkling in a new jam, a couple of oldies (including Ski Chalet encore) and bringing out Ben from Band of Horses (decked out in head-to-toe Bulldogs gear) for a rollicking Powderfinger (Young) cover. It was gonna be hard to top. Then, the headliners came out for their set. Ben had changed into different Bulldogs gear. I hadn't seen them since the guitar & bass player left and I was concerned that they would not be "AS" great as they had been the 25 times before. I was happily wrong. Then ,A SPECIAL TREAT! on the 10th anniversary of their seminal record Cease to Begin, the band decided to play the record, beginning to end. DING DING DING!!! We WIN!!! After the 1st set, a greatest hits set was played, although songs from the later albums were omitted from the set, for the most part. The band also brought out the openers for a kickass cover of Bob Seger's- Still the Same. The new players are great replacements and the band hasn't sounded this goods since they were kids playing in little bars... Then, UGA won the best football game in history and everyone lived happily ever after. The End...

3.5 hours of solid music. 31 songs that everyone loved! Loved every second of it. Corgan was phenomenal!

Really enjoyed the show and talented performers. The seating was good and they did a good job of setting up quickly between sets.

The fights were all fabulous! We're big MMA fans and had a lot of fun watching the action.

A 1972 graduate, this was actually my very first Buckeye game on campus, even though I live right here. Meeting up with an old roommate from Morrill Tower. And thought I had really good seats for watching action up close underneath the basket seven rows back. Turns out the view is inexplicably obstructed. Rather than having back boards store and come down from above, OSU athletics chose to use the equivalent of a home driveway basketball setup, and clearly made it big and heavy enough not to require sandbags. Fortunately, this was just a scrimmage with Wooster, so we moved to other open seats at halftime. Just not what I expected.

We didn't expect much when we bought the tickets, but WOW, we got alot. This band was very friendly to the audience. So great musically, changed costumes 3 times and ran you thru beginning to end. They made it so fun for us all. We sang and danced for 2 hours.......just couldn't help it. And they loved our participation. Looking around, I saw all generations involved, singing every word to all the songs. Was such an enjoyable experience, and we will definitely see you guys again Beatlemania. But please have some Tshirts to sell OK?

Not worth the money, very disappointed. The performers were talented but wasted in this venue. Loved Speckles Theater, will attend other shows that are presented there.

We've enjoyed seeing Kevin on SNL and various TV talk shows so seeing him in person was very similar but even better. His stage persona is very engaging and he improvises easily with the audience. He is very tall and his photos with fans are both generous and genuine.