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My husband and I enjoyed rolling down memory lane together when our parents used to listen to the Isley Brother and how the music samples rolled into our music generation.

Two thumbs up! I enjoy every minute of it. It was fun, hot, exciting Very talented group of guys. They sing, dance, perform, play drums, among other things they did during the entire show. They made sure you re involved. I will definitely come back for more.

Had such an amazing night, his concert was way off the chain, everyone was happy. I was extremely happy!!

The pre-game events/challenges/introductions were the best part. The game was pretty boring. No kickoffs, no intentional grounding, no rushing the quarterback, NO TACKLING, linemen just pushed each other, etc.... So, if your looking to see a game, I would not recommend this event. It was nice to see all teams represented by their cheerleaders (Kashara for Dallas) and mascots. Each 2018 Probowl player present was introduced and previous Probowl players also took the field. Didn't know the halftime performer. You'd think the NFL would have a bigger star perform. Also, the Probowl should be held the week after, not prior, to the Superbowl (like it used to). There are a lot individuals that were playing in the Superbowl that were obviously not in attendance for the Probowl.

An unintentional Parks & Recreation comedy showdown\u2026 Aziz Ansari Buried Alive March 27 / The Count Basie Theatre Nick Offerman American Ham March 28 / Monmouth University s Pollok Theatre By: Al Muzer RED BANK / LONG BRANCH, NJ A quirk of venue-booking fate inadvertently pitted Parks & Recreation co-stars Aziz Ansari (who plays Tom Haverford) against Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson) on two successive nights in Monmouth County. Playing a taciturn, crisis-avoiding, sax-playing, woodworking enthusiast with a 4-pound mustache as the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana -- Offerman has dubbed his theater tour American Ham due, in part, to Ron Swanson s oft mentioned love of red meat on the show, and because Offerman, a trained stage actor with a long list of credits, still can t seem to get around the fact that he s a break-out character (Swanson has a large online fan base) on a hit television series. Wandering on stage in well-worn jeans waving casually with one hand while carrying an acoustic guitar and his shirt in the other, a topless Offerman placed his guitar carefully on its stand and struck a few beefcake poses for the crowd before ambling over to the microphone and deadpanning Well, all the advertisements for this show promised \u2018partial nudity \u2026 and I didn t wanna let anybody down. Low key, very much in character (or, is the character him?), cynical, blunt and unassuming, Offerman promised that now that the nudity thing is out of the way an evening of sing-alongs, sea chanties, woodworking hints, timely references to meat, and [his] \u2018Ten Tips for a Prosperous Life will follow. The guitar proved more than a prop as Offerman interspersed well-played, lyrically-tweaked, potty-humor ditties such as King of the Road, The Apple Pancakes Song, Keep A Handkerchief in Your Pocket and a Johnny Cashed I Stay Offline between droll insights on celebrity culture, L. Ron Hubbard, Carrie Underwood s Jesus Take The Wheel , gay marriage, straight marriage, The Hobbit, intoxicants, religion, manners and, of course, Red Meat --- all of which, in their eventual unfolding, served as solid evidence validating his Ten Tips... Aziz Ansari s performance the night before at Red Bank s Count Basie Theatre was a much more strident affair as the delivery, pace and presentation of the material was machine-gunned at the packed house in a voice (sorry to say) that grew annoyingly shrill and irksomely repetitious around the one hour mark. No topic was off limits as Ansari riffed on bad Chinese food, child molestation, rape, marriage, growing up an Indian in South Carolina, adulthood, religion, children, and the joys of NOT having children. Unplanned set highlights were a 5-minute haranguing of a patron texting something in the front row as Ansari first took to the stage -- causing him to wonder what was so important it had to be sent right then and there; and the moment Ansari asked the crowd to get the picture taking thing out of the way now which resulted in a brief, but incredibly intense, cell phone flash show. Nick Offerman's \u2018Ten Tips for a Prosperous Life Engage in Romantic Love - Say Please and Thank You Carry a Handkerchief - Eat Red Meat Get a Hobby - Go Outside - Avoid Mirrors Maintain a Relationship with Jesus Christ (if it ll get you sex) Use Intoxicants - Paddle Your Own Canoe ###

If it ever get the chance to go see him, please do! You will not regret it. He is also the sweetest guy I ve ever met. I had VIP so meeting him was the highlight of my night.

This was my second time seeing RKS and they rocked even harder than the first time. They put on such a fun and energetic show and you can tell they're having just as much fun as the audience. Cool venue and I was able to get extremely close.

Sylvan Esso is am amazing band, and the two artists are stars. They did an amazing job of curating the show and pumping the crowd up. Unfortunately, the opening band was poorly mixed, and sounded harsh and shrieky. :( Great venue, too! Although bring your stadium chairs for sure!

The ride from Cincinnati to columbus was well worth it herbo performed alot ma favorite songs and the newport music hall os a great venue

Such a great show! Just as funny to see in person as on his comedy specials. So glad I got to attend this show.