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This was the first time I have seen The Time Jumpers. They put on the best show ever. The talent all the members have is hard to imagine. It is obvious how much they enjoy playing music together, They truly entertained the audience!

The lineup was great! The venue was so accessible and the parking and people were wonderful.

Ben is incredibly talented in comedy and a great guy overall. Chris Powell is sweet and and very friendly, doing right by every fan at the show. Elliot is adorable and plays his part perfectly. Only thing that I didn't like about the show was how short it was!!! Only like an hour & - half tops. I want more of these hilarious & gorgeous guys!!! Hope they come to NY again soon

This was my first Gospel concert I really enjoyed myself I will attend another one in the future.

Nice venue - was fun to watch volleyball in the spring!

Wow, this show was amazing. I love their music, and this band is even better LIVE. Brendan (lead singer) has so much energy and charisma -- and that VOICE. He can soar to the high notes but his voice is sweet all over the place. Great songwriter too. High marks to every member of the band too. Crowd was engaged from the first song to the last. Many hard-core fans - they know all the words and recognize the songs from the first few notes.

i purchased vip tickets to this event in boston, ma. The venue was not very big. We got a meet and greet with the group and a minute to chat with them, also they signed t shirts that were given to us as part of the vip. joe budden was hilarious. The opening acts lasted a little over an hour. Then slaughterhouse came on and rocked it. Go see them while the tickets are still so cheap. Once their album drops, there gonna blow up.

Clearly the Vatican is not inclined to loan out their really splendid works of art. The collection in Ft Lauderdale was ordinary with only a few pieces that were really special. After all of the hype the show received I was disappointed with the actual display.

I went to see Ragheb Alamah but he came very late sang only 5 songs the lights were in his eyes he was not comfortable on stage the sound was terrible and the comedian did not show up they brought a very boring different comedian he was laughing at his own jokes it wasn't funny the management should have prepared better and the other singer el Rassam had a great voice but sang very boring political songs and we still love the great singer Ragheb Alamah he went through hard time in Lebanon before he came to Vegas so he had an excuse.

Okay, so John Ondrasik broke out the tambourines only once. For the rest of this Five for Fighting show at the Wilbur, he was mostly behind the piano or -- to a lesser extent -- holding an acoustic guitar. At all times, however, he was accompanied by a fantastic string quartet. He played all of the crowd's favorites, interspersing the set list with lively (and often self-effacing) commentary. My spouse and I will definitely grab tickets again the next time he's passing through our area! The only (slight) damper on the evening was caused by some bad actors in the audience. Among an older crowd, we were surprised to see some silver-haired patrons throwing back a few too many and getting a little too exuberant for the setting. The tight seating in the orchestra area made it difficult to ignore their poor behavior, which distracted from an otherwise great show. As always, we have to ask, "What if I were you?"