Alessandra Rose

This was the best show I've ever been to. The opening bands were really enjoyable, and then Angus was absolutely incredible. He was so nice and sweet and funny, and ridiculously talented.

Concert as a whole was great. Night before Halloween the crowd was awesome. Marilyn Manson was ok he did most of his hits but his performance was just ok. His shows I've seen in the past were much better. Rob Zombie, on the other hand, was awesome. One of the best shows I've ever seen him do live. Amazing show!

Mainstage had some good stuff, but suffer sound issues. Acoutic stuff was good. DJ stuff sucked, totally drowning out "everything" else, including conversation. Food and drink....OK

Great artist, amazing set up, the show was just lovely!

If you have a chance to see all them witches, do It! This is my 4th time seeing them and they haven't disappointed yet. Their sound is great. They don't have the typical song structure (verse chorus verse). Their songs flow along with subtle changes that keep it interesting and fun. All 4 of the musicians are top notch. They are just a great band! See 'em!

I've been a fan of Midnight Red since they opened for New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys in 2011, but I took my teenage daughter to the Pop Explosion tour at Chicago House of Blues and we weren't disappointed. Alex Angelo opened the show and is ridiculously talented, especially for his age. Lexi Saal is great, too. Strong vocals and a genuine sweetness about her make her someone I would encourage my daughter to look up to. Skye Stevens was great, too. He's got fantastic vocals and great dance skills. He's also easy on the eyes, according to my daughter. The only part I didn't enjoy was Mood, but that's because I'm not a big fan of rap and that's primarily his style. The other kids seemed to like him, though. Midnight Red, however == they were, are and always will be special to me. I saw them at the very beginning of their careers and to see the growth they've made these last two years is encouraging. Their stage presence is unbeatable and as a musical group, their style is unmatched. I love all the boys for different reasons, but as a group? They're unstoppable. I look forward to seeing where else they go.

He is the grestest Michael Jackson impersonator! He has the look, the moves,and the personality. His shows are full of energy and he gives fans the illusion of seeing Michael Jackson perform.

Had the pleasure of attending this awesome show in Quebec. I have to say, the band and Frank's preformance was terrific. Myself and my wife had a great time at this show. The band is incredible and Frank is full of energy, carisma and quite humerous. If you ever get the opportunity to see Frank and his band live you should jump all over it! Frank is very interactive with his audience and it was just a great night out!

After finally recording his first solo album "Everyday Robots", Damon Albarn came to Boston as part of a small tour before heading back to Europe to play festivals this summer. Getting to see him in this small 1200-person capacity venue was a treat. While the songs off his solo album are mostly "downbeat" (Damon's words), the arrangements provided by a full band resulted in a lot more energy and excitement compared to the album versions of the same songs (similar to what happens to Radiohead when they play their newer material live). The show consisted of 21 songs and lasted about an hour and forty-five minutes. The setlist covered 9 songs from "Everyday Robots", 4 songs by Blur, 5 songs from Gorillaz. 2 songs from The Good, The Bad & The Queen and 1 song by Rocket Juice & the Moon. While this might have been one of the only shows where Clint Eastwood wasn't played, we got a special treat in hearing the first ever performance of Blur's "Song 2" not played by Blur. Evidently, they spent some time sound-checking the song earlier in the day. The band was great with three of the four members having been part of the 2010 Gorillaz touring line-up.

This band put on one the best shows I've ever been too and I frequently go to concerts of all kinds. The band was tight and the singer's energy was infectious. My friend and I were basically speechless after the show. If Savages comes to your town I suggest you go!