Tri-City Dust Devils

It s very difficult to assemble stars of this caliber but they did it under auspices of Patty Griffin and Steve Earle. Joan Baez was the featured artist but everyone on stage was magnificent. And for a good cause. Help me out, one singer I did not get the name of. He wore a hat and had a deep voice and was extremely witty. Anyone know his name?

The show was fantastic from start to finish. He had so much energy.

I thought the opening (local) band Strange Machines was awesome. I will be watching the local listings for these guys. I'm glad the show was delayed a bit because of the snow and I caught them. Second band was okay and Ballyhoo was excellent. Too bad Nemo hurt attendance for all three.

From the smooth ticket purchasing until the curtain call of "Jazz in the Key of Ellison" this was simply the best you can get!

This show was one of the best concerts I had ever been to. The band was exceptional; I obviously love their sound enough to go to a concert but they were 100x better live: they had so much talent, energy and raw passion, and it was all exposed on stage. I plan on seeing them again in the near future.

Amazing night!!! All the fans were having a great time. Freestyle music brings people together and brings back memories and creates new ones. Thank to Bobby Dee Presents for putting an amazing concert. Much love and respect BDP!!!

Went to see ZZ Ward last night only to be blow away by Black Pistol Fire. Great guitar work and energy was off the charts. Crowd was totally engaged and really enjoyed these guys. Can't wait until they swing back through Philly!

I find most concerts to be rather uninspiring. 12/24 is definitely not one of them! Do you and yours a favor. Even if you find yourself to be feeling quite "Grinch like", go to this concert, and your Christmas spirit can't but help but return!

If you are looking for an exciting fun worship and praise experience like you will never ever ever forget this is the show to go to

The songs, the vibe - Both groups really brought it and gave the illusion of being present at the real bands concerts