Shaun Latham

This show was amazing. I did the VIP package last year and was veey impressed so I decided to come again this year. I did the VIP package again this year and I was not disappointed. This show is phenomenal. I will continue to come and be a VIP customer as long as they keep coming back to Atlanta

The sound was great, and Elizabeth Powell was the most engaging I've ever seen her. A good mix of earlier music with a lot of the new album. The band finds a way of creating loud dissonance without it being just noise. The full band was a treat..

My first time seeing Mayer Hawthorne and definitely ready to again! The only way I can really describe his show and music is soulful, smooth and sophisticated!

This concert was amazing!! I always love to see Great Big Sea but this venue is far and above any venue I've been in for any concert. It's called The Bears Den. 440 seats and not a bad one in the place. We were at the side and in the third row. I could almost reach out and touch them (would have loved to have done that!). As always the boys put on a great show. I've never seen them where I was ready for the show to be over. I could listen to them all night.

Best concert I've been to! Everytime FV comes to my city I'm definitely gonna go! They are the best!

Comedy, amazing auction with stunning generosity, and closing with Red Hot Chili Peppers (usually Bruce Springsteen, but he was playing on Broadway this year), all for a good cause!

First, let me express my love for The Masquerade. Next to the Tabernacle, it's my favorite Atlanta concert venue. I only wish it could've lived up to it's reputation for Mitski and her warmups. The interminable sound checks and monitor reassignment killed valuable show time...I wondered if these acts had any chance to sound check at all, or if the A1 just decided not to record his presets. Mitski spent a good twenty minutes of her set time testing, testing, testing, and still couldn't get what she and the band wanted in their monitors. A VERY poor showing for the Masquerade. The sound problems aside, Mitski live onstage is an astonishingly beautiful, cerebral, and visceral performance. Her voice hypnotizes, and the music crashes onto you unexpectedly. Elvis Depressedly.....eh. I wasn't impressed. Eskimeaux, however, was a nice surprise, a performance/experimental music act that I'd recommend for another listen. Foxwound, the very first act, was okay, but not memorable. Though I support local bands, I think that with all the audio trouble that night, it might've been wiser to keep these guys off the bill so the sound engineer could concentrate on the touring acts.

I first saw Anoushka play with her father 15 years ago. And now I loved how she has blended North Indian Classical Music with other instruments to create a sound all her own.

She is beautiful in person she speaks a positive message The only thing I didn't like was that she was late and I know it's not her fault I just wanted to hear more than 4 songs

These guys put on a really good show with a good mix of songs from Bloodlust, Mind Control and the Night Creeper.