Q Dot Davis

This show was hilarious! Very creative and clever, and lots of good acting.

This play was so unique. It was funny from moment one. Half way through they have a plot twist so good my jaw literally dropped. The cast is perfect!!!

This was my first time hearing Lauren Anderson, is an amazing singer with a deep soulful quality to her voice. I practically ran to her table to buy a CD. Chance the Arm was awesome, as always. My only disappointment is they only have one CD, and I already own it. The Musical Blades!!! As fantastic as the evening already was, the Blades took the place by storm! Not only talented musicians, they are hilarious entertainers as well. This was a show that was not to be missed! I am so glad I had the opportunity to attend.

Waited twenty some years to see them again, thank you for amazing night!

Wow, an I glad I attended the concert. I was just blown away by it all, (and not on drugs, lol) Exceptional showmanship all through the night! AND< what other Band invites you to a BBQ after the show. I mean, REALLY? I did not go the the after show party, but I can imagine I missed out on a spectacular time////1 I will remember the night and smile. I had a wonderful time.

For some reason, decible levels were off the charts. This really wasn't music...couldn't hear singing or certain instruments well at all. Do your ear drums a solid and avoid like the plague.

These guys put on an AWESOME performance, both musically and with their stage presence.Will definitely follow them and see them again.

I loved the festival but I wish they would've planned the turn out better. They placed rascal flats on the smallest stage while another country ban played. In my opinion, Rascal Flats is much bigger than Brad Paisley. But that might just be me. Overall, Blake Shelton was AMAZING. The Band Perry, was great, Jana Kramer sang all of my favorites by her, Kip Moore was great and so was Josh Turner. It was a great time. Minus all of the preppy kids and people in their twenties TRYING so hard to be country.

Prhyme was classic hip hop in its rawest uncut form.

Though his music and lyrics are enough to stand on their own, Matthew Dear gave an incredible performance ... absolutely mesmerizing. The music itself sounded incredible, with not one but two percussive set-ups, and Mr. Dear sang, (dressed in his signature pinstripe suit) with much more range than seems presented on his latest albums-- a nice surprise (I've never seen him live before). If you are an electronic/electronica lover like me, he is one performer you should not miss as he is as fascinating to watch as he is to listen to.