The Rose

Going to see modestep was the first time i have been to a EDM/dubstep concert and it truley was unforgettable. We were jumping and waving to great song after great song with amazing drops. Modestep knows how to get people off their feet, enjoy music, and just have a great time. I would instantly see them again and i think anyone who was there would agree.

FSU started their run to their repeat National Championship against a determined Oklahoma State squad. What a great game!!! I'm looking forward to the opportunity to return to AT&T Stadium to see some more exciting action. Pretty cool venue. I guess a billion plus is still enough to buy some pretty fancy digs. Let's go Noles!!!!!

This show was unbelieveable. Paul's voice was as good as ever, the play list great and band phenomenal. Never did I look to see what time it was, as not one song was boring! They played for two hours and I could have listened for two more! Loved the floor seating, it was well worth the added price. Keep on playing Mr. Fayrewether.

This play had my emotions all over the place. It made me sad,it made me cry, it was funny and very entertaining. I would love to see it again!!

I've seen Matisyahu perform at least 5 times before and I know he's capable of putting on an incredible show. Unfortunately it seems something was definitely off at his Saturday night show at the Ritz in Raleigh. The first opening act was Orphan and they played 3 all instrumental songs, which were great. Then Common Kings came on and they put on a very high-energy and amazing show with an uplifting mix of rock, rap, and reggae and they really got the crowd excited. Then when Matisyahu came out, he barely played any of his hits and generally put on a very disappointing performance. There was only one guitar solo and one keyboard solo, both which were great, but we usually get a lot more. Matisyahu only did beatboxing once, I think, and you could barely hear it. Even when he played better-known songs, they weren't right and the crowd couldn't sing along. Several people around me who came specifically for Matisyahu left after the first few songs. When he finished, the crowd didn't even want an encore. Common Kings came out and tried to get the crowd to ask for an encore and they obliged and then Matisyahu came back with Common Kings and they only played like a half a song and then left. Overall it was a very disappointing show.

It was a great show; full of energy and really exciting! Unfortunately, the venue was ill-equipped for those level of acoustics at Beacon Theatre, so the opening act was tough to listen to for a long time. Still, great night!

The show was amazing. The small venue was perfect. David sounded great and did not waste a lot of time.He spent little time talking and played one song after another really giving that fans our money's worth.

Can you watch it at home easier ... yes! But there is NOTHING like Arrowhead and being in the midst of the "sea of red"! Advice: Pay the price and BUY the BEST SEATS you can get because you will ALWAYS remember "THAT EXPERIENCE" far after the price of the tickets have slipped your memory. FRONT ROW ... LOWER LEVER .... 40 YARD LINE ... get the best available and GO CHIEFS!!!

This is the 5th year in a row we've attended the game and fireworks show at Mile High Stadium featuring the Denver Outlaws of Major League Lacrosse. And for the 5th time, it was well worth the money. Outlaws dominated and the fireworks amazed.

I've followed Natalie since she first entered the music scene and am a HUGE fan, but seeing her live was unlike anything I've experienced. Add Danny Goke to the mix, set a beautiful stage complete with "snow", lights, and the overall ambience of Hoyt Sherman Place, and the night was truly magical. Each of the artist's voices are phenomenal; together, they are spiritual. I attended with my daughter, a fan also, and we looked at each other more than once with giant smiles mouthing "Wow!" I know some attendees were put off by the evangelical tone, but I thought it was sincere and absolutely appropriate given this was a Christmas concert! They did a good job of funning with secular holiday music between spectacular performances of traditional Christmas hymns. From the intimacy of the venue to the top-notch production and of course the miracle of Natalie's performing just months after surgery for thyroid cancer, it was a very special evening; the highlight of my holiday for sure!