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it was pretty good i like porches because they play the songs that i like

Our seats were GREAT! The stadium was great, clean, well marked, easy to find your seats. We had a great time! This was our first time and we hope to go back next year! Staff at the stadium were great also. Plenty of Parking. We paid $20 and parked 2 blocks or less from the stadium! Amazing!

Yes, Los Amigos Invisibles are now down to three of their original members. However, they have retained their distinctive sound and have not skipped a beat with their latest songs. But the best thing is that their live performances are still as kickin' as ever! Lead man Julio Briceño masters the stage like the pro he is, and he and the rest of the band love and respect their audience better than anyone. Good luck finding a better live act than Los Amigos!

Honestly one of the best concerts I have ever been to! I couldn't help but to dance the whe time! She sounded awesome and she put on one hell of a show!

This young group has amazing fresh energy, and, they know how to both feed off the crowd to stoke themselves into an electrified frenzy on stage and feed the crowd with great stuff to charge them WAY up

Event was great!!Two wonderful games. $20 parking would preclude me from going as ofthen as I'd like.

The Emily Kinney concert was an unforgettable experience! The Civic Theatre was very intimate and Emily made the audience feel like we were hanging out in her living room as she performed. Her music is beautiful and she made New Orleans fall in love with her even more!

The band was quite entertaining. Great songs, good vide, excellent sound. The venue (Echostage), however, was very cold, distant when compared to similar venues in the city, and drinks a little expensive.

First of all, let me say that I wasn't planning on attending this show before receiving a coupon code for $10 tickets. That being said, I am so glad I did! The show started off very strong with Half the Animal, a small group that clearly enjoyed creating and sharing their music. They were energetic and a lot of fun! Next, MAGIC GIANT came on stage, and they did not disappoint! These guys are extremely talented, and they definitely knew how to have a good time. Their music was exciting, and they fed off of the crowd's energy to create quite an electric show, despite the fact that they played banjos, a violin, an acoustic guitar, and an upright bass. It was their first time playing in Detroit, and based on this experience, you can bet on me catching them when they're in town again! After MAGIC GIANT went out with a bang, Atlas Genius absolutely lit up the St. Andrew's basement-venue with a variety of tracks, both old and new. If seeing them open for Andrew McMahon earlier this summer was a small appetizer, this was definitely the main course meal. Not once did they lose pace with the tempo of the night - with every song they played, the crowd yearned for the next song, resulting in one hell of an encore that left you walking out onto the streets of Detroit with a smile on your face and incredible memories stored in your head (and probably your Snapchat)

This was my first time seeing Owl City, and they did not disappoint! They played all their best songs and Adam is incredible live.