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Honestly, I attend a lot of 98KUPD's shows and they're usually all pretty great. 98 does a good job of getting good rock shows to the valley. That said, when they created last years Desert Uprising, it was awesome. For the first time really, Arizona had a two day rock fest which usually stays reserved for bigger places like California. It's awesome they were able to bring that to town for us. So this years was no different and I'm glad we had a second one. I think we need to have one like this every year at the end of summer. I've heard people complain about the line up on one day or the other, but that's not in control all the time. For instance, day one was a stop by the rock alligence tour and day two was the original Uproar tour listing. I think this is a great way to bring a good time to all the people of Arizona and it's definitely a good way to end the summer for us. Time to make sure we do this every year.

One of the best concerts I've seen in a while. Joan Osbourn still has it!

This is a once in a lifetime event. The FINEST artists pay homage to the most iconic of entertainers. RUN, don't walk to see this extravaganza before it ends. Best $25 bucks I ever spend, and I saw it twice...

Fargo was awesome. I hope to see them at House of Blues again soon!

I was lucky enough to catch The Lalas Burlesque for the first time recently. My wife and I love live music, theater, dancing... anything entertaining. This was SUCH a cool show. It was an awesome date night, but I'd also use a future Lalas show as an excuse for a business meeting... or anything. What a way to have a night out or introduce friends or business associates to something really different but amazing. It was ROCKING, it was funny (surprisingly so!), it was sexy and it was totally entertaining. I have actually seen a few burlesque shows before, and this was WAY next level. I think I saw pro-versions of amateur shows before. Unlike the very short (in time/length) burlesque shows I saw before, The Lalas were a full length show that totally held our interest. This show felt big time choreographed and rehearsed, but totally in the moment. In other words, unlike other burlesque shows, you can tell the work that goes into The Lalas and unlike other shows, the dancers are living the moment. Their passion for their craft, their ownership of their sexiness, their talent and their love of being on stage totally showed. It was really, really fun. We'll definitely see them again. Highly recommended show... for ANYONE!

I saw Roberto Tapia, Big Boi, A Tribe Called Quest, Dj Chuckie, and Pitbull!! It was amazing!! I had a blast and I will definitely be there next year!!

In my mind a tribute band that plays music from a famous performer from the past should just get up on stage and crank the music out and let the crowd remember and relive a time past when they saw or listened to that performer who we will never get to see again. the Jim Curry Band overall did a decent job of doing that, but I found myself (and the people I was with) getting a little tired of all the chattiness. If you are going to spend your money to go hear someone you know is not the real thing, you are there for the music, not the conversation. The excessive talking got in the way of the mood and the music, and I ended up feeling cheated out of about 5-6 additional songs that could have been played if not for the talking. Not all the greatest hits were played because the band changes it up each tour, and if this was your first time seeing them, you missed out because their set changed. All great songs-no problems there, but why skip Leaving on a Jet Plane for a deep track from an album that few bought? All in all a good show, and recommended for John Denver fans but I won't see them again unless I know the set list ahead of time.

Audience split between Noel Gallagher & Snow Patrol. If you were a fan of Oasis and never got a chance to catch them back in the day, this was the closest you might get to seeing one of the Gallagher brothers perform live. Most fans confused as to why Noel Gallagher was the 2nd act. Some fans upset over promoter's decision to have seating rather than general audience/SRO. Obvious when NGHFB finished their set, a portion of the audience up and left. Houston was last night of their tour. 1st Jake Bugg: solo act, hope to see more from this promising young man 2nd NGHFB: sounded fantastic, included Supersonic, Don't Look Back In Anger (final song of the set) 3rd Snow Patrol: sounded fantastic as well; show basically dedicated to their injured tour manager (hope he's recovered well), Just Say Yes (final song of the set) Just seeing Noel Gallagher was worth money spent on this ticket!

Well worth the long drive from Louisiana. We'll be back next year. Liked the new venue as well. The only thing that could make it better is if it were on a Saturday next year.

Icona Pop at Music Hall Of Williamsburg, the last stop on their US tour. I really don t know how not to overly gush right now. I am just in awe of what a show this duo put on and the fact that I got to see them in a pretty intimate venue at this point in their career. I know the next time it ll be Barclays\u2026okay maybe Terminal 5 first but still I feel so lucky. And the setlist\u2026was all I could have asked for and then some: All Night, We Got The World, In The Stars, Girlfriend, Nights Like This, Top Rated, Ready For The Weekend etc\u2026and the PERFECT encore of Just Another Night and obviously I Love It. Great night, amaaaaaaaaaaaaazing show.