Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynyrd

The Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company was a great show. Both bands put on a great performance with excellent sound and vocals. The atmosphere was lively with an energetic and fun crowd as the bands kept fans engaged. No problems with the venue or security as far as I could see or hear, and staff was available at all times for anyone needing assistance. Overall a great show and a memorable experience.

Good show. Bad Co played first.. Paul Rodgers' voice is still one of the best in rock. He sounded great. Skynyrd hit the stage with a lot of energy and kept it going. The crowd was into it and both bands rocked!

This was one of the best concerts I've been to. It's the 6th time I have seen Lynyrd Skynyrd and this time was the best thanks to the Meet & Greet package! I now have my best souvenir ever - a photo with the band and the interaction I had with them was priceless. Both Skynyrd and Bad Company were flawless in concert. An unforgettable double bill. Their opening acts were good as well. Steve Rodgers (son of Paul Rodgers of Bad Company) was amazing!

I haven't seen these two groups tour together for 23 years. It was a fun experience, to do all over again.

FREAKING AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We had a great time. The Concert was top notch. So very glad I went !!!!!!!!

Played all the favorites and kept great energy throughout the night. Using the shuttle and avoiding the parking gridlock rounded out the night.

i continue to be impressed by Skynyrd. i hope they never stop

JUST FANTASTIC!!! JUST AS FUN AS 20 YEARS AGO!!!HAD A BALL!!!

Awesome show by both groups, with a good opening band.....

The combination of the bands was great, Black Stone Cherry, Bad Company and Skynyrd. All were awesome. Great musicians and showmen. Great interaction with the crowd kept us all stirred up.

Even after all these years the good ol boys know how to rock!!!!!!

this is my 3rd time seeing lynyrd skynyrd and the the band was fantastic as they always are but the issue i have is with the meet and greet. when we got to the box office they gave us the tix but when we got to the seats a worker came up and gave us an envelope saying the time of the meet and greet had changed from 900 to 8 30. due to this during bad company, which was a fantastic performance, we left only to stand in line untill 900 which was half way through bad company. they finally usherd us in at 9 00 for only a handshake and a picture. by then bad company was over. i understand from an attendant they do meet and greets before the show but the band had a late night. that isnt our fault. they could have done it during the first band. really, the whole execution was lackluster for that kind of money. to make us miss most bad company for such a short meet and greet. this is in no fault of ticketmaster but i think im done with meet and greets. the food package would have been a lot better. i would have gotten more for my money.

This was a great concert! I felt it was well organized and I felt safe there. We sat one row back from the stage. If you forget your ear plugs, no worries, they sell them there. I'm vegetarian, and they had a great Veggie wrap at one of the stands! We bought the premier parking pass, and it was money well spent. We were close to the gate and we were out on the highway driving home 15 min after the concert ended.

What a great show! These two bands had a tremendous impact on me for many years. I have to be honest in that even though I had never heard of them before the show, Black Stone Cherry was a fantastic surprise. This was the most fun I've had at a concert in years. In the words of Johnny Van Zant, it's good to see that rock and roll is alive and well!

I took my father-in-law for his 1st ever show. It was great.

First of all, I was caught off guard by the fact that Bad Company played first, but was happy to jump in and rock out ! I think they played a total of 1 hr and 15 minutes, which I wished was longer because they have so many great songs! Paul Rodgers is one of my fav vocalists simply because he is so powerful vocally, and he did not disappoint ! I love me some Paul and at 63 he can hold his own! His band however didn't feel as strong or powerful as usual, so that was a disappointment, but when Lynyrd Skynyrd took the stage, it was a whole different matter.from the first song through the last, they put out so much power rock,it was insanely energized in the building. I saw the lead singer on a special on TV, and it didn't do the band justice! They were smokin the whole 1 hour and thirty minutes they played ! The guitarists shredded and were amazing together. The pianist played so well, and I enjoyed his classically trained style.It was, hands down one of the best concerts ever!

This was our first big concert we attended and the first event at Sleep Country Amphitheater. It was an entertaining evening with the music and new friends we met. It was too loud for my comfort.

Bad Company band-members were awesome musicians, and the lead singer had so much vocal control - much more than I expected from a band that long-lived. Lynyrd guitar players are on another level; taken with the keyboardist they created music that was overwhelmingly good! Lead singer was good, not as strong as BadCo. They played only 15 songs, though, which was a bit of a disappointment.

Friday's show at the Amphitheater in Ridgefield, Washington was incredible and both the weather and ambiance could not have been more conducive to a great night of rock n' roll classics! Showcasing both bands on one stage was not only a real treat for classic rockers that grew up with the iconic tunes from both bands blasting from the speakers in our bedroom turntables or from our muscle cars while cruise'n the strip or at the lake in the 70s and 80s, it was a testament to the brotherhood of rock genera's from both sides of the water, combining the British powerhouse that is Bad Company with the unmistakably American brand of classic southern rock of Lynryd Skynyrd was genius! Bad Company with Paul Rodgers and crew was in spectacular form; perhaps even better than in the 70's...I only wish that they could have played longer and later in the evening in order to get the full effects of the their light show. I've seen Skynyrd many times and I have to say this was the best show of all! Johnny Van Zant looked better than he has in years; thinner and full of energy - engaging the crowd with his electric personality - he had everyone on their feet for the entire show! Gary Rossington does what he does best - shreds the guitar! Medlocke, however, was incredible this night, his energy and skill is second to none and for the first time, I saw him tear it up on the mandolin, doin the classic Bammy bound! Peter Keys was amazing on piano and would have made Billy Powell proud! Cartellone was a powerhouse on the drums and the Honkettes were classy as always! What a show!! The only downside to the experience was the long lines and the exorbitant cost of beer and wine and other concessions - this, like the movies, where popcorn is more expensive than the ticket purchase - has gotten ridiculous! Kid Rock is the only entertainer that I know of that is fighting the industry on this front - but more should as well as the consumer! Nevertheless, a great show for the annals of rock and for generations new and old!

I saw Bad Co. in 1978 and was in love with their music! Here I am almost 40 years later and never expected them to be just as awesome as they were then! Paul Rodgers is still the best there is and the band was incredible! Thanks guys for putting on another terrific show!!

I've gone to over a hundred concerts and Free Bird finale was like nothing I've ever seen before it was awesome!!!

Most of the show was very blan. i get more out of it listenig to old concert recordings. everythng now seems like its just boilerplate. I saw them about 5 years ago and they were even a little better then. There was only one song they played that gave me the unique live experience. It was when they had the drummer come up front with just a bass drum, and there was a guitar and a mandolin. It was a cool way of hearing one of their older, less played songs. Hard to call it a B side cause it was one of the good ones.

Both bands played many of their popular hits. Great performances by both.

They put on a hell of a show! A great time was had.

This is the first time have seen both of these bands. After loving their music for all of my adult life, seeing them live was more than i could have hoped for.

I had a blast! My only complaint is that Bad Co needed an opening act, I love that band but it was early so I found myself playing hacky sack through their whole set. I missed a ton of their songs.

Bad Company was so so good. They sounded just like decades ago. Almost (but not quite) wore myself and my lungs out rockin and singing along with them. Skynyrd was a fantastic show and happy surprise as we haven't seen them since the originals and were hoping for a good "imitation". Not so! They had the music nailed! And my husband had to play me old tapes for me to hear the difference. Took us back DECADES! Amazing! A marvelous pairing of bands and sure hope they felt the love!

I've never seen Bad Co or Lynyrd Skynyrd in concert before but I was not disappointed! We had seats in the 203 section and was pleasantly surprised at the sound quality of the venue. My husband was excited to see Bad Co and I was excited to see Skynryd. We both mentioned how good the "other" band was. It exceeded our expectations. We were on our feet most of the concert, as was the whole crowd. Lots of good energy, fun and memorable songs!

one hell of a show none better will remember for life

Perfect seats.. perfect music.. premium parking.. perfect weather. Awesome.e time!

First of all, this is my 4th show at the White River Amphitheater, and it's rained every time! Not the venue's fault, I'm just sayin'. The show was terrific, both Paul and Johnny sounded great. However the drawback to having two well known bands on the same ticket, is that they don't have the opportunity to play all of the songs the fans want to hear. Never the less, the song list included a great mix of their classic hits and some of their less known songs. I especially enjoyed Skynyrd's tribute to our troops, honoring those who have served and those who are serving. I decided to go to the show about a week before the date. My wife didn't want to go so I took my 22 year old son, We were able to get great seats although we had to pay the price to get them. We both sang every song with the band which gives me hope that our younger generations will keep "Classic Rock" alive for generations to come! When it's good it's good!!

Had a great time at this show. I had seen Lynyrd Skynyrd before and knew they put on a good show. I'd never seen Bad company before, and they didn't disappoint. This was a great rock and roll show from beginning to end!

Hard to believe that Bad Company was the Headliner? Skynyrd is a tough act to follow and by far the better of the two, lighting, sound and energy...I actually went to see Bad Company as I have never seen them before and they were just ok. I guess I had expected a little more from them or it could have been that Skynyrd just stole their thunder

These were the best seats I've ever gotten for a concert! Bad Co was better than I expected , and Skynard is always great! Glad I was able to surprise my boyfriend for his birthday!

The venue is horrible for sound so I wasn't expecting greatness here. Was pleasantly surprised at how good Paul Rodgers sounded after all these years. Bad Company put on a great show. Lynyrd Skynyrd was eh. I was really looking forward to seeing them perform for the first time so maybe I hyped it up too much. Just didn't have the energy that Bad Company had. Probably would've been better in a smaller venue.

T his was the best concert I have seen in yrs. I have seen both bands many times, specially Bad Co. since it's my favorite all time band. But when you put these two together you have an unforgetable night...went with my best friend Barb, ran into some old friends, of course, and had a blast...!!

This was a great show!! One of the best I have seen from classic rock bands in a long time!!! Had a fantastic time!!!!

Really good time. I was surprised at the line up, Lynyrd Skynyrd before Bad Company???? I wish Skynyrd would have played some of the newer stuff. But have a good time. I would see again.

Bad Company we definitely the better performing of the 2 groups.

Phenomenal Show...have seen Skynyrd many times and am always pleased. This was a first for Bad Co. but also very pleased. I hope they play together again soon at this same venue!

Bands were fantastic. BUT!!! once we left the arena to take what should have been a 30 minute riverline ride our train was held up for 40 minutes at the stadium we were told because cars were on the tracks. Then we were dumped in Pennsauken put on an over crowded bus and shuttle to every stop. They never even announced the stops and some people missed theirs. Some people had work at 7AM next to us and were tramatized. Our 30 minute train ride turned in to a TWO HOUR train and bus ride from hell ruining what would have been a great memory for us. My group will never go there again. I personaly had it happened to me 8 years ago but was told they put more trains on now to help that. The ride home is now our memory whenever we talk. Not how great Skynyrd or Bad company was.

Enjoyed LS as much or more as first time indoors. Had never seen Badco did nice job also.My wife enjoyed Stephen Rodgers came home and download his album; hopes to hear him again.

Both Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company put on great show's! The First Midwest Bank Amphitheater is a great venue.

Very good. Enjoyed it. Great variety of classic rock & roll songs.

It was a truly truly amazing show both Bad Company and Lynard Skynyrd were two of my most favorite bands back in the day and they were spot on 30 years later! Makes me a little sad we're all getting older but on the other hand it is so good to see that the young folks in this world appreciate the talent as well! Awesome show.....hope they do it again next year.

Lynyrd Skynryd was amazing. The setlist was as good as it gets. They had great energy and sounded great. I wish I could say the same for Bad Company. They did not sound very good and Paul Rodgers had the crowd sing way too much. Good concert thanks to Lynyrd.

Well,it seemed close to a sold out show,the nite was dark, the lights came on, people were standing ,clapping,waiting for the band and then,here they came,gonna hit us with a fabulous song, NOOO 1 obscure song, then another, talk about taking the crowd out of it ,people were sitting down faster than a Mike Tyson right cut.. However,the concert rose from there from "gimmee 3 steps" and others. Cant understand why groups don't come out with a haymaker, settle in with a few little known songs and then finish with their hits. Doobie Brothers did the same thing this spring,in Akron, except most of the songs were little known, and I know the Dooobie Brothers

I have seen both bands multiple times and never been disappointed but I would not have believed that they could be that tight and sound so good. It was completely awesome!!! Thank you to both bands. I will never forget it!

lynyrd skynyrd involved the crowd and played a great set. I'm going to see them again next week because of this performance. One of the few bands that care about giving their all!

Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company were incredible! These guys haven't missed a beat!

Blossom is a great venue and Bad Co kicked the doors wide open! Paul Rodgers is true Rock star! From Free to The Firm and on! Average age in the band is 65 and they still bring it! Skynyrd was not as great! I'm a true fan and have seen them multiple times. Rossington is standing as the lone survivor and it shows!!

Great show! Stephen Rodgers the opener---talented musician and great chops! Acorn does not fall far from the tree !!! Bad Co delivered an upbeat, high energy show .Band was tight and vocals spot on. This band always delivers! Lynyrd Skynrd had a setlist with many of their hits. The concert bill was a good pairing--go see them if you have a chance.

VIP doesn't mean what you think it means I thought it would be a meet and greet the band but it was a get you into a different bar that's more higher-quality and bathrooms air-conditioned also VIP parking of which we didn't need because we flew food was overpriced and not very good

Bad Company has lost nothing in 30-40 years. Paul Rodgers still has an extremely pure voice. Played all the favorites. Absolutely loved them. Lynyrd Skynryd was too loud. So loud there was distortion in the first song or two and rest of show could only understand part of lyrics. Overall, enjoyed their show especially their tribute to the troops.

Plain and simple, if you were sitting on the lawn you barely heard anything. I can't believe that a rock show would be so low in volume. From what I heard the music was great but even the country show we went to there was louder! I don't know if something was wrong with the speakers or what but that definitely was my biggest qualm!

All I can say is AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME! Bad Company has been my favorite band since I was a teenager. They were fantastic!! My only disappointment was that they did not do my favorite song Silver, Blue, and Gold. If you get the chance to see them, do it.

Both of these classic bands played all their hits. What are we gonna do for quality rock and roll if these guys retire?

This was a great concert! Both bands were awesome!

Enjoyed Bad Company. Was my first time seeing them and they were good. Lynyrd Skynyrd is my all time favorite and they rocked it. Amazing show!!! Had a wonderful time!

Great concert. Lawn st Blossom still fun 40 years later.

Bought the Lynyrd Skynyrd meet and greet; had to leave Bad Co a little early but they sounded fantastic. Never saw them live before. Paul sounded like he was 20 again and Mick Rolfs and Howard Leese killed on their guitar parts. Total high energy performance. The meet/greet is more of a photo op backstage. Being a big Skynyrd fan; it was still awesome to shake all the band members hands and say Hi and such. Wish I had brought my 30th anniversary Skynyrd Les Paul with me; I'm sure the band would've loved to pose with it. Have seen them 3 times live, they never disappoint. Terrific show, Great crowd response for BOTH bands as well. SUPER night.

The show was perfect !!! I was very impressed with the whole evening ! The best part of the night was seeing my wifes face when Paul Rodgers and Bad Company came on stage . Even the weather was perfect ! We had seen Lynyrd Skynyrd before and they were fantastic just like the last time.

Everything was fantastic! From the venue, the weather, seating, vendors, staff, etc. we couldn't have asked for a better evening! The bands were everything we remembered! We are looking for another concert to attend this summer!

This show was amazing !!! one of the best. I bought the tickets for my boyfriend as birthday gift as he LOVES Lynyrd Skynyrd but I had never seen either, Both shows were awesome but we had forgotten how many hits Bad Company has had. As with Lynyrd Skynyrd they still have it !!! What a night, we are so lucky to have such wonderful talent you don't see that now. It was also awesome to see such an array of ages at the show.

Bad company presented by AARP, the siver haird guys rocked! But they were no match for the High Powerd Multi Platinum band and the way Skynard brought down the house, Great performances by both bands. Would see this show again at a real venue or better seating. Bethel in the wood is less to be desired with the stage obstructions, sit where you want policy and the lack of security. Stadium style seating takes 3 seats to fit 2 customers while you sit on the hump between the seats. Thanks for the contact high, glad my job didn't piss test me this week.

The concert was amazing!!! I love lynyrd skynard it made my night to be able to make my 15 year old happy and smile .! I can not wait for 2014s 45 anniversary of Woodstock, the line up shod be great. Already looking at membership and season tickets

Had an awesome night. Venue was Outrageous. Traffic - not so much......

I drove from Chardon Ohio to Cincinnati to see Bad Co and it was so worth the trip. Paul Rodgers rocked the house. Lynrd Skynrd was Great too

After all these years, I still get excited about seeing Skynyrd! My 4 and 6 year olds were upset they're not old enough to go yet.

Lynyrd Skynyrd was super fantastic as always. They never seem to disappoint!!! But Bad Company was better than I expected....Paul Rodgers' voice was as great as it has always been!!! SUPER DUO CONCERT!!!!

Both bands sound just as good as they did many years ago. Highly recommend this tour!

New group,"Black Stone Cherry,"was the opening act for this show.They fit perfectly in this line up. Lynyrd Skynyrd, came on next to thunderous applause.Their set was dynamic and powerful playing hits from the past 40 years.That Smell;.38 Special;What's Your Name;Sweet Home Alabama and of course Freebird. Rickey Medlock,was on fire with his guitar work.Gary Rossington,gave a solid performance on his guitar.During intermission audience members were commenting on how Bad Company,would have to be something to beat the Skynyrd show. Needless to say,Bad Company,came on stage and delivered a knockout show.Well worth the time money and effort to witness 2 bands with 40 yrs. each under their belt.

If you have a chance, I would highly recommend for you to see this tour! Both Bad Co. and Skynyrd sounded excellent! Congrats to Skynyrd on their selection of songs...all 1977 and prior. Nice tribute for their 40th anniversary tour. The venue was packed!

IT WAS PHENOMENAL....SAT BACKSTAGE FOR SKYNYRD ...THANKS TO RICKEY MEDLOCE....GOT PICS TAKEN BACKSTAGE WITH RICKEY, JOHNNY, SPARKY AND CAROL.....RICKEY SIGNED MY BACK AND I GOT A TATTOO OF IT.....BAD COMPANY WAS ALSO Amazing...can't say enough good things...

Very, very few people left the show before the encore, most all stayed for the end of Free Bird. Need I say more. A rockin' good time for sure. Bad Company and Lynryd Skynrd at one show, who could ask for more.

Couldnt care less for Skynyrd or their fan base. Odd pairing of bands, in my opinion. Paul Rodgers & Bad Company just keep getting better as time goes by. Wishing they could have played all night. Would definitely go see them again... And again.

I listen to different genres of music and will pretty much attend any show of a band I know at least one song but the rock shows are the best. This concert reaffirmed that. The show opened with Black Stone Cherry. I admit I had not heard of this band prior to seeing them on the ticket. They were pure rock and roll and won me over with songs White Trash Millionaire and Blame It On The Boom-Boom . They were a great choice to kick off the show. Next up was Bay Area band Night Ranger. I was taken back to the mid-80s with songs like Don t Tell Me You Love Me , When You Close Your Eyes and Sister Christian . They even did High Enough from the Damn Yankees since the Jack Blades used to be in that band. The tragic plane crash that took the lives of several Lynryd Skynryd members including lead singer Ronnie Van Zant is well known. It is remarkable that this band managed to continue on after a 10-year hiatus. Johnny Van Zant does an amazing job taking his brother s place as lead singer. They started the show with What s Your Name and kept the crowd rocking with Saturday Night Special and Gimme Three Steps . They closed out with Sweet Home Alabama before doing an encore of Freebird the song that at least one person will yell out at any show. During Freebird they showed still images of band and crew members that have passed. Bad Company, celebrating 40 years as a band, headlined the show. Lead singer, Paul Rodgers voice is as strong as ever. They performed classics like Rock \u2018n Roll Fantasy , Feel Like Makin Love , Can t Get Enough and Bad Company . Paul got the crowd singing along to several songs including Shooting Star . I love when the band moves away from the mics and you can hear the crowd singing every word. I can only imagine how that makes the band feel. I had never seen any of these bands before. It was great to have them all on one ticket. Bone Bash is a great event that allows me to cross off more legendary bands off my list. I m looking forward to seeing who will be on the ticket next year.

Black Stone Cherry, Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd was an evening we will NEVER forget!

A great time was had at the Shoreline Amphitheater for this years Bone Bash with Bad Co / Lynyrd Skynyrd, Night Ranger and Black Stone Cherry. BSC started the main stage festivities and a ROCKIN time was had by all. The energy was high and the band was solid. *My 8yr old niece was lucky enough to get a pick from lead singer Chris...THANKS BROTHER..... Night Ranger brought it with their melodic guitars and Jack Blades kept everyone rockin to the hits. * THANKS to our friend sitting behind us, the little one got a back stage pass for NR. Skynyrd brought the Southern Rock and smacked you in the face with it. * WHOLLY CRAP...She got a Pick AND DrumStick from Skynyrd. Bad Co was AWESOME......Shooting Star brought tears to my eyes as the little one danced and rocked out FRONT ROW. THANKS to 107.7 THE BONE for another KILLER Bone Bash....!!!! Thanks to David for the 5th row tickets....GREAT SEAT.

LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this concert!! We would see both bands again, they sounded great and both bands looked like they were having as much fun as the crowd!

Great show, it was our littlest first concert he's almost 11 months it was mellow enough for him but it was still a GREAT show. We had lawn seats it was comfortable setting and the music just flowed I will gladly go to this venue again and I would definitely go see Lynyrd Skynrd and Bad Company again!!! A memory we will remember for the rest of our lives :)

O m g took my grand kids some it was first concert could not have been better people were so nice my kid were amazed to here the music e I listin to talked to people the youngest 2yrs the oldest 90 it was amazing had no trouble getting my tickets love u guys Thanks for everything

Concert seemed a little short. Otherwise, no complaints.

Two very good bands. Both bands where very good and played their songs the way they are suppose to be played. Both bands played their songs from the seventies, the songs that made them famous. Both singers had their voice. The only negative is both bands had short sets. Approximately an hour and fifteen minutes each. It would of been better if they eliminated the 3rd band Black Stone Cherry so they could increase their set list a few more songs

Bad Co was predictably good but should have opened because Skynyrd was the class act. Lead singer Van Zant controlled the stage with power vocals and energy that blew the roof off the amphitheater. Johnny is the real deal and his sincerity for his fallen brothers who died too young was heat felt. The crowd was so into these guys that you couldn't help joining in. It was refreshing to see war veterans singing along with "gimme back my bullets". Something that this generation of soldier know little about. And of course the proudest moment was the encore anthem "Freebird" where dueling guitars matched one another for a thirteen minute tribute to the United States Bald Eagle.......A bird you can not change! Think about that America.

Bad Company still touring after all these years (41yrs.) still sound very much like they did in their heyday.Paul Rodgers,still has one of the best voices in rock. Skynyrd, still gets it after all their years on the road also.If you like this genre this show was a must.Both bands compliment each other perfectly.

Just Awesome! The Dead Daisies were a surprise for me...great jams. If you haven't heard of them....get their music...

Can't believe a friend that didn't buy ahead paid less like half of what I paid. It was the worst time I have ever had their.

Bad Company was outstanding. Their voices were so pure -- they sounded like they did 20 years ago! Skynyrd lit up the stage with good ole Americana. Great songs, great tributes to our troops. A fantastic concert:)

Lynyrd Skynyrd was great. I would go see his show again. Bad Company was just ok. Bad Company should have been on before Skynyrd.

Lynard Skynard great as always and then to have Bad Company a rock n rollers perfect night!!! Still got Free Bird playing in my head!!!!

Two great bands that put on one completely awesome show!!

Been to more shows than I can count, but never saw Bad Co live before. I can't say enough how amazed I was that they could still do like in the 70's and still bring the house down! Not old, just more phenomenal than I could have imagined!

Both bands played great sets keeping the crowd on their feet all night long!!

It was an awesome but I expected a lil more from Bad Co and Lynyrd Skynyrd rocked the house. Wished they would have done more than one song for the encore though.

both bands showed their many years of experience,made it look easy.

Seeing Lynyrd Skynyrd outdoors in the summertime is an experience you will never forget. What a show! The crowd was fired up, all the hits were played and the band was tight. For all the changes this band has gone through over the years they have an exceptionally, talented band. They really drive off the force of the members who've gone before them. I fully recommend seeing this band as soon as you can.

Bad Co was incredible. Paul Rogers sounds like he is in hi early 20's. Band was tight & played an incredible set. Skynyrd was great as well. However, the volume was so loud that it distorted the soind. If I wasn't such a die-hard fan I would be disppointed because they played the same set list as last year. They need.to change it up a lot! It's time they freshened up.

Both bands played all of their hits very well - which is all I want from the old time rock and roll bands

Skynyrd was way too loud. The music was distorted the whole concert. I wish i could get my money back.