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My wife an I have seen the Capitol Steps at least five or six times since they opened at the Ronald Reagan Building. The skits and songs change over time, so you can go back every couple of years and at least half are new. They are still funny and always timely with their humor. Despite being political satire, they manage to keep the jokes relatively clean, if that s a consideration for you. Certainly, the highlight of each show is the Dirty Lies or Lirty Dies. The content changes but the first letter switching is like the funniest game of Mad Libs you ve ever played. If you don t know what Mad Libs are, you ll need to look it up. Anyway, a fun evening poking fun at many political figures, in the US and around the world.

There is nothing as good as seeing a child see the Shrine circus for the 1st time. We have taken all our grandchildren thru the years to the best circus around. So we decided to start on the great grandchildren too. Our older grandkids loved it as much as the 2 year old. Great time was had by all. A great place to all kids, old or young. Ringside tickets are the best!

You can sit as close as you want. Great opportunity to watch low level D-1 basketball

It's an Adult nudity show done extremely tasteful! I truly wasn't expecting this type of show . I kept an open mind and amazed and thrilled to be a part of something so Special! The seats were in an excellent location. The style of the chair allowed the person to share your seat unwelcoming. I paid for my $80+ Seat therefore I was unwilling to share my seat. I asked the four hundred pound lady to switch with her daughter . Everything worked out wonderfully!

wonderful! enjoyed the game, great stadium will come back

When I think back to the early 2000's, the first thing I remember is riding in he car with my parents listening to Chroma. My family LOVED Cartel. Like a lot. Anytime they played in or near Atlanta they were there. It was cool to see such a great band that came out of the same area as us. I never got to go to any of the shows because I was too young. So when I saw they were doing a 10 year anniversary tour, I had to get tickets. It just happened to be coming up on my mom's birthday, needless to say, she was ecstatic. So my parents, my uncles, and their, well now, wives, and me bought tickets to the show in Atlanta GA at the Masquerade. It was so cool cause that was the same venue they saw Cartel play at many years ago. Anyways, on to the concert. It was AMAZING!! I didn't even get puked on. But seriously, all of the fans there, singing along to the songs, it was incredible. It was my first 'real' concert, and all I can say is, it was worth the wait. If you have a chance to see Cartel, please take it. You won't regret it.

Have been to this show multiple years, always a different event that we great enjoy. Very laid back, and definitely a marathon of great music.

First time seeing the band. Very impressed! Great performers.

What a thrill it was for me to see these 3 teen idols from the 50's..Have loved these guys since my mom introduced them to me as a girl..to finally see them live..O M G!!! They all looked and sounded fantastic...Frankie Avalon even blew me a kiss..thought I would die...Fabian was phenomenal..and Bobby Rydell sounded spectacular..

Incredible, amazing, virtuoistic and downright Fun! This band of some of the most fantastic jazz musicians you'll ever hear in one place, tore it up! The tablas, courtesy of Mr. Zakar Hussain were world class, the sax playing by Chris Potter (impossible runs on alto and tenor), the solid and dizzying drums and piano playing by Father/Son Louiz and Gino Banks, Shankar Mahadevan's ethereal singing, Sanjay Divecha's understated guitar and of course, the great Dave Holland on Stand Up Bass were stellar. Words cannot do this concert justice. It was other worldly, combining the best of jazz improvisation with the many time changes and modalities of Indian (South and North) music that reverberated and moved you from laughter to tears. 2 1/2 hours of Bliss. See them if you can..