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We were are ion our second show in a row the night of Wild Child. We were very tired until the show started. It was very energetic. They didn't take lon at all to set up and break down. So the show was just goin good! Wild Child was amazing. Would love for them to come back soon!

10/10 would go again. Carnifex was on fleek. Within the ruins was on point. Lorna Shore knew what was up. The Last Ten Seconds Of Life threw down.

I'm surprised everything went so well considering how massive this event was. The "tent city" that popped up in the RFK Parking lot was great, and gave the promoters the ability to create their own space exactly as they wanted it. No narrow hallways or small rooms - The rooms were huge and the hallways had plenty of space for groups of people to walk in opposite directions. Dancers and hoopers told me they enjoyed having enough space in the rooms to dance. The sound and lighting in each room were incredible, and all of the professional dancers on stage and around the event really added a nice touch. I would definitely recommend any of the Massive events thrown by Steez to anyone who loves electronic music, loves danging, and loves a good party.

Great atmosphere, great wrestling and most importantly a great win.

It's my fourth time and he keeps amazing me. A genius you don't want to miss!

Any great music fan needs to see this show!! Steven brings a 15 piece band of Rock n Soul brothers and rips the roof off the venue!! DONT MISS THIS SHOW!!!!!!!! LIttle Steven and the Disciples of soul.... I love you FOREVER!!!!!

My friend and I took the subway from Penn but were way too early, luckily the guys working the door were kind enough to redirect us to nearby cafe so we didn't freeze outside. We got in and up to the stage (as in leaning on the edge of the stage) and the show was amazing.

Blur only played two shows in the US this fall in support of its surprise new album The Magic Whip, so my wife and I flew to NYC to catch the East Coast show at Madison Square Garden. Blur were extremely thankful finally to be playing in such a prestigious location. The whole show was a big 'thank you' to the fans. The setlist spanned the band's illustrious career. I was hoping for a few more new songs, but I can't complain a bit. The band was in top form, careening about the stage as if it were 1997. The crowd as just as appreciative, singing along to every song. It was an amazing night. Never thought we would see Blur with Graham Coxon again, so it was particularly poignant.

They all played really really good! It was an unforgettable night! :] Thanks guys!!

KCDC lost there 'Bon Scott'. Which is sad because he was great. Their new Bon Scott was the same guy that is Paul Stanley in Almost KISS. He did OK as Bon Scott, but not as good as the old one. The Almost KISS performance started great. however, about half way through they seemed to start having technical difficulty. They also played 2 or 3 KISS songs in a row that the crowd didn't really know. They kind of lost the crowd at that point and the sound problems they had made it hard to stay till the end of the show.