J Nolan

Great show by a fantastic band! This venue gets lots of great shows. I look forward to many more!

This band is amazing. The singer/MC is witty, mesmerizing and funny. The band is talented and are having fun. There's 3 horns that add variety to the songs. And the audience loves this band. They and dance. Not just whatever but also holding each other closely. Cant wait to catch them again here in NYC.

These guys are nerds in the best way, making music that's at once loud, raw, dreamy, and thoughtful.

Chelsea Grin was TERRIBLE but ETID was everything I ever wanted them to be.

Well, unfortuantely I have a few friends who are friends with these guys, so I have been pulled to a few of their shows. Each time I gave them the benefit of the doubt, and with my buzz going strong, I always start off feeling them for a moment. Quickly though I am reminded why I just don't like them. All of their music sounds the same. I couldn't tell you the difference between any of the songs they have ever played. At times I start feeling the music again but I get distracted by the mis timed lyrics and the over all corny-ness of the brothers. I don't know, maybe the older generation finds them more appealing than me. To me they just seem more like a karokee/tribute band to a decade that is out of style. Unless you feel like getting ripped off and feel like being bored for about an hour and a half... stay away from this tandem. It is pretty bad when the audience boo's and laughs at you when you replace the opening act.

Quite different from what I expected. The puppetry was absolutely amazing making the horses seem quite real. The play, itself, carried us from farm through the war with very convincing special effects. I highly recommend this production.

Super high energy, excellent mix of mashup and dance energy.

Let me tell you about Lewis Watson because he isn't just another 20 something year old with a guitar. I have been a fan of his for a couple of years and when he finally announced a North American tour I was overjoyed. He is so talented and passionate when it comes to music. You can tell that it's real with him. I think the best part of the concert was when he played Into The Wild and Sink or Swim because pretty much everyone knew those songs. He stepped off the stage and came into the middle of the crowd and everyone was shining their phone lights and we were all singing with him, no mic. It was kinda magical. If you're a fan of his music, or good music in general, you're going to have an amazing time.

Jay Stolar had the audience singing and dancing and didn't want him to leave the stage. His fan base sing along with every word. I haven't seen a performer in such a long time with such genuine stage presence that seems to come from his soul. Jay is someone to watch. I left singing his songs and feeling alive!

Unbelievably good! It was my first experience and it blew my mind! Can't wait to go to another one!