Reno Aces

Great show met him in 2006 one top notch person***

Loved it. Steinberg is a great interviewer. Larry is Larry.

For my first ppv this was amazing. although the WWE network said dolph Ziggeler would be there but not show up but besides that it was awosome! my favorite match was The Main event

I was not sure what to expect. However, I was presently surprised...this show brought me back to what entertainment should be...the art of impressions and celebrity illusion has dwindled but Anthony and Eddie Edwards are bringing it back to life! I'm not a Streisand fan but I will tell you..Eddie had her down pat and he could sub for her in concert if she ever got ill! The two brothers together were just great..And the best part was meeting them after the show (VIP tickets can be purchased to meet with them)..You could not meet two more personable & humble guys...Just from their personalities alone you want nothing but the best for them and want them to succeed...So tell all of your friends about this show. Once the hotel gets a restaurant (hotel just reopened and is refurbishing) this will be a great date night out!!

Went alone because the friend I was supposed to go with got sick last minute and has an absolutely awesome time. Mike Posner puts on an amazingly involving concert.

I WAS BLOWN AWAY at the concert CELEBRATING BOWIE last night! The band had THREE singers, including Sting's son Joe Sumner, who between them actually were able to capture Bowie's voice amazingly well throughout the decades of his music. Mike Garson, Bowie's longest serving band member, was the host and just incredible on the piano. He ended the show with a stellar rendition of "Aladdin Sane." Gerry Leonard, who played on Bowie's albums "Heathen," "Reality" and "Next Day," blew me away too, playing slide guitar and jamming with the legendary guitarist Earl Slick, who I was lucky enough to see live "back in the day" on Bowie's Serious Moonlight Tour! And Slick's son John Madeloni was perfect on the drums. "Rebel, Rebel," "Station to Station," "Starman," "Lady Grinning Soul," "Suffragette City" and the beautiful "Where are We Now" from Bowie's Next Day album were some of the songs played. The audience was GREAT too, because people were singing and dancing and no one got yelled at to "sit down!" Everyone was enjoying themselves, there was a really good vibe in such a beautiful and intimate setting, the Parker Playhouse. What a treat to hear the music LIVE by members who actually played on tour and on albums of Bowie versus watching a "Bowie cover band." I'd only ever heard most of those older songs on an album, it was nothing short of an extraordinary experience to hear it all LIVE. If you are a Bowie fan, get to this show!

Awesome to see all the players up close and personal. We were able to watch putting on 15 and 5 while also watching teeing off on 6 and 16 all from one location.

This was an amazing education. I now want to learn more about the history of Tango dancing, to understand what influences the expression/lack of expression dung the performance. While I had enormoust respect for the meticulous/focused movement, I was struck by the apparent/seemingly deliberate lack of positive emotion.

I'm a longtime fan of the Melvins. Started listening to them in the early 90's, but I had never seen them live. Each time they were touring through town I've had some scheduling issue. I was stoked to finally see them and they didn't disappoint! Incredible set! The Paradise rock club in Boston is a horrible venue for such a show, but the performance outshines the lack of suitability of the venue. The club layout is just all wrong for a high energy show with a moshpit.

Fortunate to see this man often and his voice has shown no sign of aging and his gigs are hugely entertaining with a grand mix of classics covers and newer material If you re going just for Brown Eyed Girl, stay home. He s wayyyyyyy more than that though you MAY get it anyway No banter, prompt start \u2014 allstar brilliant backing band of veterans Miss at your peril