Abilene

My Review Overall I Enjoyed the Women Who Worship! Things I felt needed improvement or consideration: 1. I felt each performer was RUSHED! 2. There where to many IN-BETWEEN MINI-EVENTS crammed into the night. 3. The camera crew / grip crew where OFF-POINT - ex: a. I constantly saw the cameramen behind the performers while they where singing b. before, during, and after performances there should have been a black curtain up so we the audience didn't have to see all the Behind-the-scene activity. c. Watching the performer on screen, was constantly interrupted by the other camera arm popping up in front of the performer or the videographer was in the shot.

I felt like we we spending the evening with John, Paul, George, and Ringo. 100% authentic and correct, right down to the Rickenbacker guitar, Vox Amps, clothing, accents, and body gestures and quirks. I cannot stress enough - if you EVER wanted to see the Beatles, this is the show to go to. Thank you for the memories.

Lee Ann Womack put on a great show! I had seen her in Sioux City at the Hard Rock Café with Lorrie Morgan and it was a great show too. I had second row tickets and I was very happy with the forum (Bridge View Center) and the show. I would definitely go see her again!

Steve Howe is a masterful guitar player. There is no doubt. He assembled a fine group of musicians to perform some of the most difficult arrangements ever proforma by a classic progressive rock group. My favorite moments were the opening with close to the edge and closing with starship trooper which capped the long awaited finale combined with yours is no disgrace and roundabout. But for a 50th anniversary celebration it lacked too many of the classic hits. The was no wondrous stories, owner of a lonely heart, going for the one. Just a lot of progressive jam. Stadium volume for a small theater. I got to see it once. I would not see it again.

Wonderful concert! Travis LeDoyt has the voice, the moves, the looks, the talent, and the personality of Elvis Presley. On top of this, he is a very gracious and kind man who spends a lot of time with his fans after the show. If you are an Elvis fan (and even if you aren't), you need to see his show!

Johnny Hernandez was very good. Brought back memories of when he used to sing with Little Joe. Sunny Osuna was a big disappointment. I was hoping he would sing some of his Spanish songs, but he didn't. He sang some, but not some of his more popular ones. His voice is gone. He could not hold a note, and he was off key or would only sing 1 verse of his songs. I also don't know why these show promoters use local talent for an opening. Don' t need it.

If you're a music junkie and you grew up in the 90's, this is the perfect concert for you! I felt as if different stages in my life were being represented in this line-up of bands. Special guests Soul Asylum spoke to my inner child, Collective Soul oozed of classic 90's rock and spoke to my inner college student, and 3 Doors Down brought back so many memories of high school and college. I absolutely had a blast at this concert!

All of the acts including the headliner were hilarious. I was in tears because I was laughing so hard. I highly recommend this show. Great venue and awesome performances.

This 90s block party proves that the best music came from the 90s! The 112 and Jagged Edge Experience was unlike anything I've ever seen before. It was a R&B/Boy Band smorgasbord! Yummy! Monica was everything and Teddy Riley and Guy was my favorite when I was a kid! If you get a chance to see this show, GO SEE IT! You will have an excellent time being transported back to the 1990s!

Only went on Saturday night due to Blink 182. Great show!!! The clarity on the screens was amazing. All things music were a definite reason to go. The choice of drinks was diverse but some vendors ran out of libations too quickly in my opinion. Good for them bad for us. The food trucks had something for everyone. Most of it was very well thought out. I especially liked the ease of using the wristbands for purchases. Not a million swipes on a card or worrying about keeping track of cash. The only pitfall was the setup of the will call booths. They seemed like an afterthought as no clear entrance and exit point. Moving back through the crowd still in line to exit. I would definitely go again