Sam Russo

A fabulous show hosted by New York City blues staple Michael Packer with an eclectic line up featuring Vincent Pastore ("Big Pussy" on "The Sopranos,") popular club veteran Jon Paris, and others, plus an eagerly anticipated special guest appearance by Santa Claus. This was real deal blues, nothing flashy or fancy, just funky and fun, with a little extra holiday cheer thrown in.

I didn t go to see ice cube, ice cube came to see me and so he did; with a smile, eye to eye contact and all. I was upfront and centre. Was on screen too. Wow, wow amazing concert.

The Sinclair is a great little venue ... Very personable!!! I bawled my eyes out when Kimya sang walk like Thunder!!! We got to meet the band after the show!!! Autographs & Photos!!! The Uncluded Rocked the house!!! My self , Son and Boyfriend were amazed !!! I would recommend this show to anyone with an open mind for the love of music!!!

Aside from loving Chris since the dashboard days ....I have absolutely fallen in love with twin forks! The entire band is wonderful and humble and meet and greet all the fans . Their energy on stage is unmatchable ! The whole crowd sings along and Chris playfully interacts with the group and the crowd! The small venues they seem to be playing in allow for that feeling like you're hangin in your backyard listening to your friends jam out ! I hope that even with the fact that they are going to blow up, that they keep the concerts small and intimate and play more often in the NYC area! I absolutely love them !!!

The concert had 2 other performances but they were both blown out of the park by The Moth & The Flame. They perform like big name artists and their music was a lot more cohesive and interesting than the other groups. I wish I could've just seen them, and I wish their set had been a few songs longer. The lead vocalist sure can sing though, I was in awe at how strong and gripping his voice is. I would definitely love to see them again, hopefully with better partner performances.

I can't get enough of taiko drumming. TAO brings a fresh take to a traditional art form. There is even some humor woven between the displays of athletic prowess and virtuoso drumming. I recommend this group and any of there shows to anyone with even a slight interest in music, theater, dance, drumming, Japan, Asian culture, or who just enjoys checking out really hot guys on stage :-)

Amazinng nite so rhythmic. Sierra Leone represented

This was a great show. The best I've ever seen the KWS band play. Robert Randolph and The Cowsills were excellent as well. This was my 1st time attending a show at this venue, (Bold Point). I was extremely impressed. The staff was laid back, drinks were reasonable, (unlike other area venues) it was organized, clean & the setting was beautiful, right on the water with a nice breeze. This place is a gem and I hope to see many more shows here in the future. Thumbs up all around!

It was the ultimate tribute festival with bands of the 70's, 80's, and 90's. We heard the music of AIC, Prince, U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kiss, Tom Petty, Ozzy, Bon Jovi, etc.

These guys are awesome - they put on a fantastic show every time. All the great songs with excellent music and vocals. If you can't see the real thing these guys will make you believe you are. The only reason I did not put 5 stars is due to the sound at the venue (NO fault of the band). The sound people need to figure out how to get the vocals so we can hear their amazing voices properly, on EVERY song.