Lydia

The Punch Line is a lovely intimate venue. Been there many times. Easy to park, easy to get in, and not a bad seat in the house. It was our first time seeing Theo Vonn. Saw him on Facebook and when he came to town, I knew we had to see him. We were not disappointed. I laughed through his entire set.

The line up was amazing. I feel like Fetty Wap wasn't a great choice for the finale act but he put on a great performance. Fabulous and G-Unit should have been the finale act in my opinion. I wish I went home with Kevin Gates so let Dreka know I need to borrow him for one day.

My grandchildren were amazed and they had a dancing good time. Ages 1 at 2 months girl and boy

Wow. great sound, beautiful Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, fabulous music, and Itzhak Perlman with wonderful piano accompaniment by Rohan de Silva...is there really any more to say? Knowledgeable concert goers nearby kept commenting during the intermission about Mr. Perlman's magnificent talent and skill. I simply appreciated the beauty of the evening and Mr Perlman's wit!

I have seen a few musicals and I have to say that beauty and the beast is now my favorite. Very well done!

This is my 3rd year in a row, seeing Black Violin and it never gets old! Thes young men are super talented, and make sure that each year is fresh and different. I highly recommend this show and will continue to support.

Ideas are powerful. Jad and Robert routinely exploit this fact, expertly and entertainingly allowing the story behind an idea or concept to unfold in a dramatic and entering way that ends up making that idea an unforgettable part of our lives. The story about the end of the dinosaurs is brought to life like it never has been before, as would be expected from these guys.

It was a very good show, the guys were really awesome! Would see this show again!

Hollyn was so good Saturday, we bought tickets for her show on Sunday, in Anaheim !! If you haven t been to a show, you need to go!!!!

I stumbled upon The Score while searching for another song on Spotify. I fell in love with Revolution and then the entire album. When I found out that they were coming to Kansas City, it was a no-brainer that I was going to get tickets. The venue is a wonderful size, very cozy and creates an immersive experience. It wasn't too hot or too cold. We arrived at the venue early enough to nab spots right next to the stage! The Westside Royals were a local band that opened for the show. They were very entertaining. If they hadn't mentioned it, I would have never known that their drummer was actually a group member standing in (and had recently received a crash course in drumming) for their actual drummer who was out of town. Castlecomer was definitely not a local band. Hailing from Australia, they were touring with The Score and I believe that Dec. 16th was their last show before going home for the holidays. I wish I would have known some of their songs beforehand, it would have made their performance even better. As such, they were fantastic! Lively, quirky, and genuinely nice guys. The Score was well worth the wait to see and I can't wait to see them again. They sound better live and they had such great energy. The nice thing about small venues, is that more than likely there is a chance that you are able to meet the artists. Westside Royals left almost immediately after they finished their set. Everyone from Castlecomer was extremely sweet, accommodating, and very easy to talk to. Eddie and Edan from The Score were swarmed by fans after their performance, but they made sure to make everyone feel special. The tickets were extremely affordable. It would be nice if tickets would cost this much as a standard, but I would be willing to pay more money in the future to be able to see both Castlecomer and The Score.