The Miserables

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!

Lead singer was underwhelming, but the band did a great job!

Carly Rose was the headliner of a three act show ...in an amusement park. I probably shouldn't have expected much, but I wanted more than a 30 minute set from her. She sounded great. Carly Rose is truly a gifted vocalist. It may take some time for her to get comfortable on stage and develop a rapport with an audience. Her stage presence was a bit 'canned'. And there was an awkward moment when she departed the stage so soon, the fans were left wandering is that all, only to have her brother come on stage in a weak attempt to rile us up to coax her back on.

If they had this event 15 years ago, the movement would have never died.

Wanted - The Ultimate Tribute to Bon Jovi is absolutely phenomenal. Their musicianship and authenticity is off the charts amazing. The Cannery's sound system is fabulous. (One note, there's more than one Bon Jovi tribute band named Wanted. This is the band out of LA which isn't the band in the photo.) If you like Bon Jovi music, you will love this band!

Loved Little Daylight and thought their energy was great. Nikki Taylor's voice is incredible live. The only negative was they didn't get on stage until 11:15pm on Monday. Highly recommend seeing them as Hello Memory is a great album.

Canadian-born jazz trumpeter played to a sellout crowd and everything was really swingin'. Introducing the sidemen by name several times headliner Kuba Seguin spoke in very fluent French and English to the Montreal crowd. The venue was comfortable and very safe with many clearly marked exits. Not a bad seat in the house.

A wonderful final concert for this percussion master. He has an incredible rapport with the audience and a wonderful impish sense of humor. His band was so solid, so connected to him that the concert was one set of surprises followed by the next. We are sorry that we had not seen him before, and very very happy that we were able to book this concert.