Poco

When I bought my ticket I expected Messina to be the headliner. I was shocked to see Jimmy come out and sit on a stool to start the show. He opened with a song he wrote about his wife, then sang L+M tunes. Later, Rusty Young joined the band to sing Holiday Hotel and a couple of other upbeat songs. Messina ended his set with Your Mama don t Dance to a standing ovation. While his voice was weak at times, he was still able to sing on key and throughly entertain everyone who attended. I thought the show was over after he was finished; after all Messina helped form Poco with Richie Furray, Randy Meisner and Rusty Young. A bunch of us started to exit. We were told the show wasn t over. It didn t matter that we were entertained for 90 minutes; Poco still had to perform. After a 15 minute break, Rusty Young came out to sing lead, He struggled big time to carry a tune. Even with the average voice singing to us, the group was not disastrous. Besides hearing the three hits that I remembered, there were a number of others that were done well. The best song came from the youngest member (he joined Poco 9 years earlier). He sang a Rock \u2018n Roll song he wrote. I don t remember the name but I liked it a lot. After the show Messina and everyone else went to the front to sell CDs, take photos and sign autographs. I didn t stop for this but I noticed how cordial Jimmy was. There was no Meet + Greet to get extra money. Any audience member had that opportunity. I highly recommend this show. Who knows how many more opportunities we ll have to see him. He was never one for touring. When he was producing Kenny Loggins, that s all he wanted to do, Because he had written so many of Loggins songs, he was convinced to Sit In with Kenny and the rest is history.

Timeless music. These guys are music professionals and bring joy to the room. A must see!

Amazing - they still can blend their voices to create beautiful harmonies.....for "old guys"! It was so close & casual - maybe at tops 175 people in a room they said holds 1000 (more like 500-600 tops). It was like a private show. The sound was very good. Was a little worried after the opening act - their sound was fair at best. Great banner in the background. The horse that Phil Hartman (yes from SNL) created for the "Legend" album cover looked great. After the show they sat and talked with folks for about an hour. Just hung out! They really looked like they enjoyed themselves too. Keep an eye on their event list and see them in a small venue - you won't regret it. Best 25 bucks I've spent in a long time.

Seeing Poco and Pure Prairie League after all these years (probably 25!) was truly a moving experience. Not only for the memories but they are still first class entertainers. Unlike many bands we haven't seen for many year they haven't seemed to age, just get better. They were contemporary and brilliant and seeing them at the Ritz Theater was like being in a very large bar, but with a lot more room and all the modern conveniences we have come to expect, very intimate but sophisticated. All in all the whole evening was great fun!. We got to dance and party, drink and mingle, were sweeped away by great music and Pocos finale was mezerizing. A GREAT NIGHT!!!!

We had a great time at the concert. Both PPL and Poco are as great to see today as they were in the 70's. It was a wonderful show and the Ritz Theater in Ybor is one of the best venues-not a bad seat in the house. Such an intimate setting for a great concert. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of either band. You won't be disapointed.

PPL was a good opener, Definitely can rock. Poco was tighter and hit all of their marks.

After adjusting sound levels, POCO was clear and impressive for a 40 year old band. They still got it! Pure Prarie League was overpowered, this venue, and needs to control their sound levels.

The opening act, Pure Prairie League, was much more dynamic than the headlne, Poco. If, however, you enjoy watching individual band members in their own little jam session, you might prefer Poco.

One of my long time favorite bands, Poco played a very nice blend of classics and new material. When a band has developed a lot of material, they always miss some favorites, but they didn't miss any of the energy or the good humor they had 40 (can it be?) years ago. A very fun show, especially since the opening acts were also very enjoyable and the venue is absolutely superb.If you're a fan of Poco, Buffalo Springfield, or similar music, don't miss this tour!!!

The venue was superb- Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe, PA. Absolutely gorgeous surroundings, beautiful, intimate interior with great acoustics and unbelievable drink prices- premium mixed drink and a Chardonay- $9! Jonathon Edwards is vibrant and exciting, Firefall is musicianship at it's best, and Poco delivered strong after a shaky start. All bands appeared after their sets to sign autographs.

Exellent show - Firefall was fabulous, rocking more than I would have believed! Poco was legendary, incredable harmonies, but Jonathan Edwards may have stolen this show! Everyone knows "Sunshine" , which he performed , but his other tunes were remarkable, ESPECIALLY his great version of "She Loves You" , the Beatles tune. He and his band were simply GREAT! Penn's Peak is the best venue anywhere to see a show like this. Do yourself a favor and check this classy place out!

was a fantastic evening,i always enjoy seeing poco and firefall play,they are great! the added bonus was seeing jonathon edwards,he put on a great show also,first time seeing him,i would highly recommend seeing any of these groups when you get an opertunity. dar

Three unique sounds blended into a wonderful show. Good to see Edwards with talented sidemen and electric backing. Would have enjoyed hearing Firefall's flute on some of his songs. Firefall a surprise; forgotten how many familiar songs they play, and "jazz" edge welcome. Poco, an alltime favorite, always a reliable good time no matter where they play. Looking forward to seeing them again in August. I hope that Edwards will be an addition to future Poco shows and love to see some interplay with the bands. Penn's Peak a great venue: excellent sight lines, crystal-clear sound, video screen support. Clean place, close parking. Nearly a four-hour show with a couple of quick breaks between acts. The 400-mile round trip for this show easily worth it.

What an incredible night of music at Penn's Peak! The stage lit up around 7:30 and with 2 intermissions the last song played after 11pm! Opening with Jonathan Edwards, a fantastic performer. Everybody Knows Her, and Sunshine were favorites but every tune was great! Firefall's Jock Bartley told us how we would know some of their songs if we ever rode in an elevator but they added the feel and punch back to Just Remember I Love You and You Are the Woman and every song they played. The whole place swayed to the music. The sound folks at the Peak could have done a little better with the microphone mix but the band really overcame the tech issues punching through and bringing smiles all around. The headline act Poco, brought out the emotions in everyone. Rusty Young is an indescribable musician and band lead. His playing lights up every song. Jack Sundrud fills in the bass and vocals and is a perfect fit. His song Hard Country was really from the heart and so timely. Paul Cotton's guitar work was excellent. His solo Magnolia brought tears to many eyes. An excellent entertaining evening that everyone enjoyed.

I did not see the band in the 70s and 80s when I was young, so to be able to have a chance to see them in my 50th year was just wonderful. Unforgettable is the word to describe here, I have not forgotten that night, and have been listening to the CD's I purchased that night over and over. Thank you so much for bringing them to VA. If they come again next year, my husbnad and I will make every effort to make it depending on schedules.

Went to see Poco, enjoyed Firefall too. Forgot how much I enjoyed some of Firefall's work. All I can say is that it was a joy to see Poco one more time. My significant other got to see them the next night in King of Prussia - if only I didn't have to keep my job, I could have seen them both nights. Enjoyed talking with Rusty Young and Paul Cotton about past shows. It turns out, Rusty forgot about Poco's visit with the original band at the Post Office, New Years eve, 1989 -> 1990 in Washington DC. Will be seeing them again in August with Loggins & Messina and special guest Richie Furay.

Atlanta Rythem Section was great. Poco's Rusty Young sings well for his age but I kept wanting to hear Richie Furay belting out a song.

I have been attending Poco concerts for 40 years and while Rusty Young - no relation to Neil Young haha - is the only member from the original Poco- the beautiful harmonies remain intact. My favorite song of the night was a Cajun rendition of an old favorite. Love the squeeze box. My only complaint. Too short!!! They always leave me wanting more ... hence 40 years of concerts.

Jim Messina was excellent. Great group of musicians. Played most of the songs you would want to hear. Poco was not as good. Played too much of their solo stuff and not enough Poco.

Took my Wife to bring back great memories. Saw both performers many years ago. Jim Messina still has it and he sounded great. His current band members were incredibly talented and I liked that they too took center stage for solos. Rusty Young is incredible and I wished he played more songs, including doing a few songs from his new solo album. In particular "My Friend" and "Sara's Song" (Both are AWESOME) and should be listened to immediately. When it came to POCO they weren't as good as I hoped. They didn't do too many of their hits, they did more new stuff. The bass was a little too loud and the overall singing was too low. I still enjoyed them and their story telling from 50 years. We were there to hear their classics and bring back memories and wished Rusty Young played with them along with other members. The night was still very enjoyable.

Three hours of great music. After the show all members came out to the lobby and signed autographs and does a meet and greet.

Nice set by each act. The songs are familiar. You do wonder if departed members were still around how it would sound.

One of my all-time favorite bands! Amazing talent on all levels. Having Jimmy Messina open was the icing on the cake. His lyrics and musical talent can't be beat. Brought back so many memories and I left with a good feeling!! Highly recommended.

Just bringing back old memories with a top quality band. Played all of their old hits and a few from their new album. Rusty Young and Jim Messina can still bring it. Rock n' Roll Music like it should be. Nothing like it in today's world!

Great concert, great song selection by Jim Messina and the meet and greet afterwards was super, to finally meet him brought my past to the present! Been a fan since Buffalo Springfield. Rusty and Poco were dynamic, Jack's Heart of the Night was great! Meet and greet also a nice touch

Messina was excellent , Poco's set was a little dissapointing

Jim Messina kicked things off and played an hour and 20 minutes of hits from Poco ,L&M and solo works.Band was excellent and the horns with violin playing were fun to listen too while the bass and drummer were rock solid. Jim Messina is an amazing guitarist (a slowhand) . . Rusty joined for a couple of Poco oldies and played his peddal steel that didn't disappoint .Poco ,which I have seen many times over the years but the first time with Webb in the lineup,performed many of their hit and I enjoyed what Webb brings to the group. Found his accordian playing and keyboards accompanied Rusty's guitar new and fun. 3 hour show that you did not want to see end.

This was a collaboration of very talented artists in different musical instruments and excellent vocals as well. It brought back a lot of memories and it is amazing that so many years later they sound superb! The only drawback was that it was over late and it was a weeknight. First half of the show was Jim Messina singing songs done by Loggins & Messina with Poco and the second half was pure Poco music.

Rusty and the group sounded great. He has a comfortable way of engaging the audience; like an old friend. They are all incredible musicians. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Brought back a lot of memories. Band sounded really good. Two opening acts were great, Chelsea Williams and Calico. Both have a country rock feel.

Been following this band forever! Did not disappoint! Love the new stuff too!

Poco was the second band following a mediocre Pure Prairie League. They played well enough but sounded very thin with only four members. They insisted on playing songs from Rusty Youngs new CD and that cut into songs they should have played. Come on Rusty, we know Poco is basically you with hired guns, but play your solo stuff at your local bar. Firefall, the third band was actually very good and made up for the first two.

I had a good seat; I loved the lighting effects, and the audience was courteous and all My age. The table set up after the concert was SUCH a Great idea!!! I got all of their autographs and was So nervous when POCO members spoke to me! The accordion player was delightful to watch and is an incredible mandolin player. Mr. Young played so many different instruments with such talent. I am so happy that I was able to see them.

I love seeing shows at the Birchmere. It's small enough that you feel part of the show and the music is great. Poco was no different. The music was a bit slow in the beginning, but quickly got more revved up. One disappointment was the entire show was 1 hour and twenty minutes long. It started at 7:40 and was done by 9..

Firefall was great. They played the music I wanted to hear and they sounded great. Poco was so-so. Musically they sounded good. I felt they spent too much time playing music from their new CD. The music from the new CD does not sound like the Poco I went to hear.

We love coming to the Birchmere to enjoy concerts. The venue has a long time connection to music from way back. The band PURE PRARIE LEAGUE was fun to watch. They took you back in time with AMY especially and a few others. Its a great match up with POCO. POCO was simply awesome. Besides going back in time, they have blown us away with their new CD, ALL FIRED UP. The emotion and talent that is demonstrated by it's band members is constant throughout their performance. Tears of joy were shed at the sounds from Rusty and his steal guitar, elation from Michael from his mastery of the keyboard, organ, mandolin and accordion. Wow! George and his always excellent sticks that carry on the beat. And Jack that shares his soul in his music with his voice and guitar. POCO has been reinvented and made to last. Keep going guys. I'm in for the ride anytime! Any time boys come on back to the birchmere!

I've seen it before, and I'll say this about these types of concerts: PPL never disappoints. They put on a fantastic. This lineup is still loaded with talent. Donnie Clark is a throwback to the glory days of the 70's southern /country rock days, he can play guitar with anyone.He also has some very strong lead vocals. Combine that with John David Call's still incredible steel licks and you are in for a major treat. Mike Reilly , another guy from the 70's still sounds as good as the old days and his enthusiasm and the band's generate a terrific atmosphere. The band really stretches things out musically, a very cohesive and rousing sound. The interplay of lead guitar and steel is extremely effective. Lead vocals and harmonies are on the money , a gifted band that has boundless energy. There is much to like about them. Their entire set was outstanding and the crowd agreed with numerous outbreaks of applause. These guys should have closed out the night. 4 stars for PPL. Heck, nobody is perfect.

The primary reason to go hear PPL is John David Call, the pedal steel player. Similarly the reason to see Poco is original member Rusty Young, a great guitar, pedal steel, and dobro player. Other than that, the rest of the players currently in these two bands are nothing special. I'd love to see Rusty Young with a really hot band, he deserves better than this current version of Poco. The tickets weren't pricey, so I didn't mind so much.

Pure Prairie League was good. Craig Fuller was not with them this time and I think that took away from the performance. They came with Firefall last time and they were "great". This time they were good. Poco was surprisingly good. Great entertainers that know how to put on a show. Michael is an amazing musician and definitely a great addition to the band. Would definitely see them again.

Pure Prairie League was fantastic; should have left after they performed, because I was thoroughly bored by Poco

In all fairness, this was an open-air venue, so accoustics might have made a difference. We have followed Poco's music for years and were anxious to have this chance to hear them live, but my husband, the guitar player in the family, came away very disappointed. He said they sounded old and tired. It was a cheap night out, so it was definitely NOT a waste of time.

Having seen each of these bands during their (respective) heyday , in the 70's, I wasn't too sure what each of them would be like today. Though each group had only one founding member left in the group, they both still sounded pretty much like their original bands. Poco was still a little more country than rock and Firefall was still more rock than country. I really missed Rusty Young's pedal steel playing since he was concentrating more on being the band's main guitar player. Firefall didn't lack guitar players and as always Jock Bartley played some incredibly tasty lead guitar (on most songs). Overall, I was glad to have seen these bands again over 30 years later.

Poco is my favorite group of all time. However, when they were introduced and came out onto the stage, I realized that not a single original member was there. These guys were unknown to me, and butchered some of the favorite songs that I had driven from Garland, TX to hear. Imagine driving 650 miles to see your favorite band (since this was the closest venue to home) only to find out that you're really not going to see the guys you've driven to see.

The Rodeo & concert were really good. Had a good time. I just felt bad that there were not that many people to enjoy it! I have never seen the Tingley Coliseum so empty! Overall great time!

This was a good rodeo in an almost empty venue. Frankly the State Fair would do better to make this a free event charging only for the box seats. I love rodeo and would like to see young folks learn about it. I do not know if ticket prices kept people away or what but stay away they did.

Can't beat the price of the tickets. I paid $35 to see three groups. With Cain park being on a smaller scale just about every seat was a good one. Although the sound was not the greatest . I believe it was the the house sound. Needs improvement there. Firefall was my favorite. Disappointed in Poco. They have a new CD out and did songs I never heard. I would have liked to hear more of the old stuff. Pure Praire League was fun. Ablast from the past. Brought back some great memories!!

Cain Park is a great location for concerts. A mini Blossom Music Center without any of the headaches. Wonderfull place to see a great show. Was excited to see 3 bands from the 70's. Firefall was superb. Poco was Good. I was very disappointed by Pure Prairie League. They sounded way to country for my taste. The lead signer had way too much of a country twang. The other twwo bands sounded like classic rock bands and Pure Prairie League just missed the mark with the heavy country sound. I loved their older music too which is a real bummer.

Bought tickets for this event because I needed something for my husband for his birthday. I knew he liked Pure Prairie League but I didn't really remember the other bands. Well, Poco and Firefall were a wonderful surprise. Outstanding musicians and very personable on stage. Enjoyed them immensely. I have to say that we were just a little disappointed in PPL. They sounded great. All band members are very talented. The band just did not have the connectedness (is that a word?) that the other 2 bands had. The members didn't seem to have a close relationship with each other. The only original member of the band (sorry, I've already forgotten his name) did the majority of the talking, and he came across very arrogant and cocky. Just not the same feeling you got from the other 2 bands. All in all though, it was a wonderful concert of almost 3 full hours of music. Great night!! My husband and I both enjoyed the evening.

Looking forward to songs from the soundtrack of their youth a great crowd descended to the Cain Park to see the 21st century incarnation of Firefall, Poco and Pure Prairie League. Opening with an unapologetically nostalgic Firefall, the crowd was not disappointed as these senior musicians easily moved from one love anthem to the next. Next up was Poco and we again were treated to excellence. Rusty Young is simply great and relates to his crowd so well I could see them again and again. They have new stuff and it sounds really good, too. A brief pause and Pure Prairie League began the show's transition from country rock to just country. I did not recognize their first songs and when they broke into one of their well-known tunes I realized that they are no longer interested in replicating their original sound. As I walked up the park and their sound was defused by the trees they became more palatable but it is clear they are a country band. Not my taste.

Bad sound and bad voices made for a disappointing evening in Cleveland Hts., Ohio. The Firefall trio began the evening in fair form. Jock Bartley can still play guitar well, but Steven Weinmeister couldn't hit the highs with any consistency or strength, and Bil Hopkins' voice wasn't strong enough to fill in. Firefall has a great library. We just didn't have the chance to enjoy it on Saturday night. I am a HUGH Poco fan and this night, Poco was a failure, unfortunately. With the exception of one song, to be found on the upcoming CD, the set list was lifeless, as was Rusty's voice. Again, sound problems made a bad presentation worse. Jack Sundred's vocals were a whisper, and Rusty missed all the notes, though his performance was really limited by the lack of a quality sound system from the stage. Painful for this once great band to be on stage in that configuration with that sound. Finally, Pure Prairie League hit the stage and the energy of a live show was delivered! Nice work by the band and the old material sounded fresh and exciting. Nice ending to what was, essentially, a pretty lousy show. On paper, and on CD, this could have been a really great night. In person... wish I'd just played the records.

My husband and I really renjoyed the show. We especially enjoyed when Rusty reminisced about the old days with other bands and the things they did. The music was great and I would return!!

The venue was small and intimate and the sound was pretty good. Rusty is a very talented performer as were Jack and the organist. The music is classic and reminded us of a better time in life when music was really music and not some techno soundboard. Just wished Paul Cotton still played with the group. Jack's song about the Hard Country was excellent and the instramental at the end was rocking and moving just like the old days. Our only complaint was that Rusty's stories took away too much time from the music, even though his stories were entertaining. Bring them back again to Vegas real soon. Seat selection was very misleading as we thought we had assigned seats, as did most people. Would have come earlier if we had known the arrangements. All in all we loved the show and the music. Thank you POCO!

Firefall trio was unexpectly awesome. Great singing and harmonies. Poco was good too but sad to see only Rusty Young as the original.

Always a Firefall fan... great, tight acoustic jam on Sweet & Sour with only a very small meandering in the complementary fret work. They played everything you'd want to hear. Mexico, as usual was kick'n. Although the full band adds depth, the trio doesn't disappoint. And... although I missed the usual "It Doesn't Matter" show starter... (here it comes) it didn't matter.., Poco was actually better than their last visit to the Birchmere in my opinion. Rusty Young is bringing some new talent (Webb) and some new songs and even though he still carries the early hits in his bag, he's putting together a stronger performance. Letting his guys showcase their own good material and unleashing his new "I'm not Neil Young's Brother" really put some teeth in the show. When the guys and Rusty enjoy the show, it seems everyone goes away happy!

Despite all the changes, Poco continues on. As some of the new songs illustrated, this band, serves as a place where music can continue, and even to grow. Greg Webb is an outstanding musician, and a wonderful addition to the band. The accordion: who knew? And the Birchmere - as always, a great place to hear and see any act. It's such a personal experience. I can't say enough about the song "Hard Country" This echos my roots growing up on a farm, and the instrumental work was truly amazing! Shades of Neil Young's "Ordinary People" - but with an authentic quality that comes from growing up in that existence - more of a soul to the lyrics.

We were pleasantly surprised at how GREAT these old rockers sounded.....FIREFALL voices were as clear and harmonious as they were 35 years ago....actually, better harmonies than CSN 2 years ago...(No disrespect to all time greats CSN-just a nod to FIREFALL) Poco came on and, again, pleasantly surprised how well their voices meshed and harmonized....Rusty plays one MEAN steel! Played lots of oldies and some newies...always nice in a concert playing to a bunch of old rock& roll junkies! The best part? Small venue, great seats, cheap prices....a GREAT deal!

My date and I were amazed at the strength and range of their voices. The instrumentals were fabulous. Both groups were clearly enjoying the moment...and so were we! One of the best concert experiences I've had.

Nice venue. Friendly helpful staff. Pure Prarie opened the show and did an excellent set minus Mike Reilly who was in Hawaii for his 60th birthday. This was the first time that they played as an acoustic trio. Craig Fuller,Donnie Clark and Rick Shel did a might fine job. Poco was also a trio Rusty Young, Paul Cotton and Jack Sundrud minus drummer George Lawrence. Poco got off to a little bit of a slow start but by the second song they were flying. Paul played a new guitar the Hanson Chicagoan for the first time. Rusty was the man of steel playing his pedal steel to perfection and Jack provided excellent vocals. After the show Poco did a meet and greet signing CD's, shirts hats and taking the time to talk to everyone who waited on line. it was a fine night of music with an incredible group of musicians.

The Birchmere is always a fabulous venue to see any band. I was a little surprised that Poco was the feature band and after the concert confirmed my thoughts that it should have been reversed. While Poco's performance was good, I thought it was too loud so the vocals were distored on some songs, they spent too much time having a "jam" session with solo performances and not enough time playing the old time favorites. An accoutical concert is always a little different but Pure Prairie League was fabulous despite missing one band member. It was supposed their first accoutical appearance and they interacted with the crowd, took requested and their harmonizing compares to no other. Pure Prairie League still rocks!

What a deal! Seeing these two groups in such an intimate venue was special. They have all grown in their music and I will see them next year, too.

Pure Prairie League, though evidently suffering from shrinkage, did a great job. The guitar play was excellent, and the harmonies most enjoyable! I was hoping that Michael would be there, finally, but hope he enjoyed his birthday. Poco, also suffering greatly from shrinkage, was enjoyable, mostly, but the sound mix was very distracting. It's a real shame to wish that Paul would just stop for a while, when he's a great talent, because he was just too loud and grating. The sound mix for PPL was lovely and well done for the acoustics of the room, but for Poco it was consistently uneven and distracting. I love both these groups, and have seen them three times at the Birchmere. They may both be down to duets if I see them again, but if they perform as well as they did last night, I'll forgive them, and I know I'll be pleased:-)

My wife and I attended the show & it has been a long time since I have as good as I did with the show. Listenable, great crowd, & cold drinks. PPL and Poco stunned us all.

Pure Prairie League rocked... their harmony was golden. POCO's guitars were too loud... they over played them to drown out the softer voices.

All three bands were super! Firefall was very impressive, with just three guys all that good sound. Vocals were right-on. PPP also sounded top-notch, very enjoyable set. Poco vocals were, as the GR Press reviewer mentioned, "a little muddy" but great choice of music played and overall it was so nice to see them. Been a favorite for a long time! Forest Hills Fine Arts Center is awesome! I don't think there is a bad seat in the place and the atmosphere is so refreshing - no rowdy drunk kids or rude punks to endure.

Great Music - poor volume balance o Instrumentation too loud, voices to quiet - These bands were built around vocal harmony - couldn't hear the vocals:(

I was so looking forward to this concert since these groups are from my era and I had never gotten a chance to see them. After performing for 30-plus years they were ALL AMAZING! If I had to choose which band was best I don't think I could. The venue was intimate and there was a meet and greet after each band played. Better than I could have ever hoped for!

Great performance by Firefall. Sounded like we were back in the late 70's. Poco was also very very good. Did not care that much for PPL. The muscians were also very social after the concert with autographs and conversation. A really really good time!

Firefall was great -- fantastic vocals, entertaining and great guitar playing. The other two bands left a lot to be desired. Their sound equipment was way off (maybe they should have brought along a crew to help out with the sound system); there seemed to be stuff going on backstage that was distracting the Pure Praire League performers. PPL also played way too many songs off their new CD -- not what we came to hear. It's hard telling if Poco was any good. The instruments drowned out the vocals! (And way to many jokes about being old -- who cares? We just wanted to hear music.)

I could attend this line-up weekly and never get tired of it. Great Show.

It was an amazing time, I am not a "superfan" with the knowledge of who wrote what , who used to be in the band...I don't have the statistics, i just like the music A LOT. I went alone because no one wanted to go and it was really fantastic! A wonderful crowd I never felt akward or lonely. Thanks in part to the couple that shared my table,,he was a superfan.The only downside of the entire night was the service and inconsistency in drink prices. Otherwise I loved the intimacy of the smaller venue and, once again, the music, they played my favorite song and I was truly happy.

What can i say,have been a long time fan,this the first show i have been to in a long time,you know kids etc....as the set began i found myself wandering in times past and then back to today,seeing how timeless there music is,and will continue to be.At one point i held back tears,at others i smiled with joy with memories youth.The end result for me was a fun, foot stomping, heart warming show,truly spellbound.

My husband and I really enjoyed the concerts and were impressed with the Ritz Theatre.

The young man (from OTown) opening up could have played fewer songs ...although he was talented. I am not a Pure Prarie League fan so from my standpoint they played (IMHO) way too long. Poco was fantastic! They should be playing venues as large as the Eagles. I think this is a very talented group of musicians that has unfortunately been grossly underappreciated. They are consummate pros! Long Live Poco.

I love the groups together..I like Pure Prairie League alot , but had to admit I couldn't wait to see Poco...they sounded amazing.. the Ritz was very loud in the theater, wish it was not as loud for that size room..Poco was amazing , there voices were crystal clear ..I love the show very much...

Great venue, and very enjoyable!!!! Would definately return for another good show!!!