Radio 104.5 3-Pack

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.

If debating, just go. They sound amazing and are very generous on stage

The show was really good, hopefully Fight or Flight will return to Bloomington as headliners!!

Just when I thought their shows couldn't get any better...they did!!! This was an amazing show!!! Of course, I love Broadway musicals...but even if you don't..it is a wonderful show!! Thank you Colleen & All!!

Surrounding himself with like musicians based on Jazz fusion, Robby blew the crowds mind with excellence never realized with the original line up of "The Doors". Last time I saw "The Doors" with "The Cult" lead singer, Ian Astbury, they blew my mind. It was the best Doors concert out of six, I've ever attended. Last Saturdays performance at the Cave in Big Bear was performance number 7 as the horn section, the rhythm section, and keyboard work of Tommy Mars cemented my belief that old guys rule. Long live Rock and Roll!!!!

One of the best music acts anywhere. Infectious energy and joy by a troupe of virtuoso talents. Everybody of every age will enjoy. This is a must see event.

An intimate set of stripped down acoustic songs and spoken word. Raw, painful and revealing.

Loops is awesome. Completely engaging to the crowd, very personable...I would see him again in a second

This show did not disappoint! All artists were amazing. Will definitely look for future concerts by all of them. Particularly at this venue.