Moulettes

THE GREATS SINGER AND STAGE PRESENTATION I HAVE EVER SEEN THEY ARE GREAT !!!!!!!!

Loved seeing her solo show, have seen her as part of the Dixie Chicks. She has a great, strong voice and the show was more lively than I expected, having previewed her album.

Main stage was amazing. A7X had everyone on their feet.

I've seen Heart Brigade at several Live Nation events, like the Fillmore in Charlotte, but the most recent show was at House of Blues Myrtle Beach. I am a huge Heart fan. I'm not easily impressed, but this is the best Heart Tribute I've ever seen! The lead vocalist is a force of nature! Powerful, powerful vocals that rival Ann Wilson herself. The band's Nancy is a fine vocalist in her own right, and a really good guitarist...she even does the "Nancy kick!" The rest of the band is tight, and they pay true homage to the Heart Catalog, and even more, they play Zeppelin songs that Heart also covered, and they kill those too! One of the best tribute bands I've ever seen. Period. Go see this band!

The band sounded good but the concert was only an hour and twenty minutes long.

Such a great time, love the track, was in the 1st row up close to the racing it was amazing

Saw The Wind + The Wave open for Corey Smith. By the time they left the stage I was wishing they could play for another hour or 2! You will not be disappointed. Phenomenal music

The whole concert was Wow!!!!!!!! I could not stop dancing and video taping. You guys rock. I only wish more african would appreciate your efforts, and support you.

He walks onto the stage and the place is filled with tremendously overwhelming yet comforting love and energy. He's the modern day Gandhi, Socrates and Einstein combined. He'll tap into areas of life that will speak to everyone. He doesn't get into deep scientific or metaphysical philosophies during the event, but he gives fulfillment by finding the simplicity in what we think are highly complex schools of thought. Absolute joy to hear him speak in person and his sense of humor is most refreshing. He doesn't talk about belief systems and religion. He focuses on the process of the individual's journey to finding themselves and breaking down self and society imposed barriers. Then he takes a few minutes for refocus and simple sitting meditation break with the audience and moves into the Q&A to discuss concerns from the audience. LA audience unfortunately wasn't able to come up with very thought provoking q's but he made the best out of redundant questions. He's a legend and I got to feel his presence in the room. I recommend everyone to at least see him once in their lifetime. He will have a very positive influence on your way of thinking.

I was at the concert more to see Pop Evil, Seether, and Godsmack. I was surprised by how many Rob Zombie songs I knew and he put on a great show. Pop Evil got the crowd jumping. NICE! Sound problems from the beginning. Shaun Morgan knew what was going on, shook his head, and played on. Seether put on a good show. LOVED Godsmack! Wish they had played a few more songs from the new album.