Drab Majesty

It was the best concert I've EVER been to!! Well organized, everyone had a good seat and HE WAS UNBELIEVEABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Comeback Kid and Stray From The Path?! Such powerhouses on one bill! Also accompanied by Being As An Ocean, Major League, and Deez Nuts. All bands put on a spectacular performance answers engaging with the crowd.

Great show in a small intimate setting. Unfortunately, I forgot my phone. I could have gotten some awesome pictures to remember them by. Suzanna hasn't aged a bit. Can't wait to see them again!

I have attended this event each year that the City has brought it to life. The extra activities that happen alongside the rink have become some of our family's favorite traditions to attend at this time of year. Please bring back Story time with Santa and free horse carriage rides!! We love the Tuscaloosa One Place Tinsel Trail AND OH MY GOSH I heard that the Christmas Afloat River Parade is returning December 19th!!! The revitalization of Downtown Tuscaloosa and events like this make Tuscaloosa so special. So happy to be from Title Town!

Amazing venue....amazing staff...and most importantly...AMAZING concert Chris Robinson has the best vocals and band incredible....a NOT to miss show!!!!!

Just want to say we were not let down. Very good show. I have always enjoyed going to every Homecoming I can get to. Still miss the oldies like Ivan Parker, & Guy Pinrod. But Bill Gather never lets me down.

Kina Grannis is always naturally beautiful, down-to-earth, and vocally mind-blowing. Her voice is smooth, soothing, clear, and wrought with genuine emotion; a blend of melancholy and hope. A person can't help, but, to smile after hearing her perform. Amazingly enough, she sounds just as great, if not better live than her studio recordings. Keith, her equally smooth and humble cello player made a nice addition to her set/the show. Jesse, a.k.a. "Imaginary Friend" also meshes very well with Kina's sound. Imaginary Friend is almost the male equivalent of Kina. His sound is somewhat like a John Mayer meats Coldplay. My only complaint was some of the staff members of the venue (Paradise Rock Club) were rude, apathetic, and pushy, especially, for an all-ages event. These certain individuals did not represent the artist(s)/musicians well.

The Foundry was a cool club. The Fillmore made us stand outdoors for the VIP for an hour (30 mins past the time the band told us to be there- of course they blamed it on the band). Big Wreck was awesome and the M&G Great! We were told by someone (was he with the Foundry) to get there 15 minute before doors and we would get in early bc of our "VIP" status. lol Of course, that was not true- at 15 minutes after doors we got in. Butt ass cold- maybe the foundry should get the Fillmore to treat their patrons better. Big Wreck was stellar and there is nothing they could do wrong. Philly- get your shit together and quit doing things that are against the best interest of the prosperity and happiness of what could be a good city. (Just damn happy I was not there last night after the Super Bowl win- eating horse crap is pretty low. Hotel Monaco down by the Liberty Bell was great as well! All the people were pretty nice. Revolutions Bowl sucked and Campos was the bomb!

The Buzzcocks were awesome. Could have done without the 2 opening bands and the over priced drinks.

Serj Takian and the CSUN put on an amazing show. I loved it so much and would have loved to see the second show.