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This band does not disappoint. I have seen then them several times and have gone to many shows at this venue. Sound was perfect, band came out and blew the roof off the Pony. Very special night for me to see one of my favorite bands at one of my favorite legendary bars. This show is in my top 5 overall and I go to many shows . Do not miss them if they roll into town anywhere near you.

It was a great concept that also served as a charitable event. Having the models come out during the band sets added a nice element to both performances. The only unfortunate aspect of the whole evening was that it was not very well attended. I'm not sure if that was due to marketing or the timing of the event. It would have been more "electric" if the crowd was bigger.

I️ was very disappointed. Very expensive for the amount of beer and food I️ actually received. It was very unorganized and a lot of vendors ran out of supplies very early on.

Gwen just keeps getting better and better. Her stage presence, energy level, engagement of the audience and devotion to her small town roots makes her an endearing and valued artist.

I have seen Pete Yorn play a three times with a different backing band each time. Generally speaking, each of the shows still had a similar rock feel. That being said, The Olms is not Pete Yorn. It is a band with a completely different sound thanks to Yorn's collaboration with JD King. King looks like he walked out of the 1960s and has that general vibe. This was my favorite thing about this collaboration. It was interesting, and the songwriting/performance was great. The show was a lot more low key than a usual PY show, but the energy fit the music. King is a multi-instrumentalist, and blends his time between keys, acoustic guitar, and even the flute for the song Another Daydream. PY spends the entire show on acoustic guitar. I really enjoyed the show, would recommend it to any PY fan, and will definitely keep an eye out for The Olms in the future!

I've been a Big Phat Band fan for years so their kick-a__ performance was just what I was expecting. But this was the first time that I heard Sara Gazarek live, and I thought she was fantastic. She has impressive musical underpinnings which, ahem, match those great looking legs. I thought her command of complex/demanding rhythmic structures was particularly impressive. Gordon Goodwin may want to consider her for a couple songs on a future CD. I'd go for it.

The Hockeytown BrewHaHa was pretty cool. Six food stands, plus Cheli's Chili and twenty breweries made for a pretty endless possibility of combinations. I made it my personal goal to use my six beer tokens entirely on beers I had never tried before. I had some excellent beers and a couple of not so good. The food was good, all sample sized but I still ended up full. Ned's grass-fed cattle burger makes me want to seek their trailer out this summer and El Guapo's adobo chicken taco was fabulous. The arena floor was pretty crowded but the lines seemed to move fairly quickly. The tours were disorganized and rushed though. Especially bice was the tie-in with Motor City Casino Hotel, complete with shuttle.

Great show & won a free ride home from Lexis The Crows & the Trucks's what a line up Jackie Green was a great addition

I have listened to Languages so many times, but Owen and his crazy talented boys, just rocked every single song out! The video was a great complement, especially loved Popeye and the tribute to other musicians!! The encore was a show unto itself! I felt like Owen really put himself 100% in to the album and even more of himself in to the performance Saturday night. He's one of Indiana's finest musicians EVER! I wish him continued success and all the energy he needs to continue his form of creating his art.

Courage my Love has really good music and the band members are truly exceptional people, so nice. Not to mention, they put on such a great live show!