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I flew to see Rhapsody Of Fire show from Japan to US, and I can happily say their show really deserved that distant travel. their live performance level perfectly became higher than ever, more active and dynamic. the setlist contained their new songs at opening and ending, and Rhapsody Of Fire's most beloved historical songs between them, so it was actually well balanced, would satisfy everyone. I was so glad to enjoy all the band members' excellent instrumental plays and expressive vocals, in the mystic mood of symphonic metal, I could feel more harmonized feelings between the band and the audience. and thanks to kind permissions of the band and the venue, I could take nice photos of the band to officially introduce to Japanese and worldwide fans. these precious scenes will surely stay in my mind for long. thank you so much!!

This was a well worth it show to see. I can't believe how great all the musicians were, but the most exciting beside Edgar were the Vinilla Fudge. I get it now. I never knew how great this band was live. I turned to my friend during the show and told him I finally got it tonight, I finally understood why so many people in the past have told me how great this band is. Edgar was also amazing and I would highly recommend checking him out. It was a great tribute to my hero Johnny Wimter!

Little Green cars was a amazing! They sounded even better live than they do on their recording. Their harmonies were amazing and, even though I didn't know a few of their songs, they made me want to go get their album right away. They were super friendly too. They hung out with all of us at the A&R music bar after the concert and took pictures!

This was a great show! The crowd was on the small side, so it was great to see every band still bring ALL their energy & performance quality! The only improvement I'd make would be to Everclear's sound tech, who didn't seem to notice that Art's mic level was too quiet.

Four words: "I Love This City!" The epic adventure I had at this event is undescribable. At first, I was disappointed about the venue being changed from AT&T Park to the Shoreline Amphitheatre, but I try to stay optimistic. We first arrived to the amphitheatre and already was I feeling the energy from the atmosphere. There were performers and people just going mad crazy. I stayed at the main stage both nights. Have to say, I wasn't a big fan of the close out performance by Afrojack on Friday's line-up, but Tiesto followed by David Guetta's close out on Saturday made up for it. I'm thinking of going again next year, if the event continues next year. Hopefully this time they can get it at AT&T Park!!!

This concert had some great moments and these guys have incredible voices but the sound system was poor. They music was too loud and the speakers popped and cracked throughout the show - literally hurting your ears.

I'm giving it 4 stars for the wonderful music and the energy around the music. The staff on hand was friendly. Only drawback for me and my wife was the OUTRAGEOUS prices on food and beverages. This one negative kept it from being a 5. But otherwise, it flowed good. Just try to not have any repeat songs from band to band (One or two maybe, but not too many). Could have a few more attractions during the break, booths, etc.

JJAMZ played the beautiful Cafe Du Nord in San Francisco to a friendly crowd in a small club environment that the band never took for granted and gave the small and friendly crowd the same quality of performance that they've given all the late night TV show hosts and their other myriad of broadcast TV performances. Indeed, the band was just as friendly as they inter mingled with the crowd, engaged in pleasant conversation and were a joy to have present. Being short band members from their national tours and TV shows, the keyboard parts were picked up by Z Berg and the dominant guitar parts were performed brilliantly. Nothing was missed and if you are familiar with the CD, you got everything you asked for. The positive vibe that swept the room with JJAMZ spilled over to other performers.

The opening number was fantastic, with all the cast in the show. To my disappointment, there was no appearance by Tristan, one of my favorite dancers on the show (I got news that he busted his knee cap the Thursday prior to the show I went to). Nevertheless, the troupe men, along with Dmitry quickly filled that void. I don't think Ryan could get an more handsome, really. He danced a lot of the featured pieces and IMO, really shined. Honestly have to say that the pros were who I was coming to see. Lacey was also stellar, my favorite would have to be the Argentine Tango with Dmitry and the jazz piece with one of the troupe dancers, to the song 'Tightrope'. Loved her costume too. The hottest piece would have to be the Dmitry/Anya rumba... it was just amazing. And to see all this dancing within 8' was priceless. Almost felt like just jumping onto the stage with them! I hadn't watched Sabrina too much during her stint on the show, but I knew she was a hard worker and passionate about her dancing. Her Paso with Ryan and 'Diamonds' number was definitely impressive. She looked like she was born to perform on stage like that. Of course, there's Carson... the MC throughout the show. I loved him on the show, for his humor and personality, but he was truly entertaining that night. Loved him on the swing trapeze, basically anything flying through the air. I did VIP and got a picture with some of the cast. I agree, the picture they give you with part of your package are kind of lousy, but if you have a great scanner, it'll do just fine. Overall, it was an amazing show and I didn't want the show to end! There was just so much talent and eyecandy on that stage. I would go see it again in a heartbeat!

I wasn't that big of a fan of Crush before tonight but he totally killed it, opening up the Amoeba Culture Show. Then Zion. T came through with your boy Primary on the beats. Then Dynamic Duo came threw and blew everyone away!