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Such a fun concert!!!! I love Joyce Manor so much and their stage presence was incredible. The crowd was so energized.

We look forward to this concert every year. It never gets old. Such a masterpiece! Can't wait for next year.

I have been to many of their concerts and they always give you more than you pay for. I think that is an enormous benefit to them and many who cannot afford to pay ridiculous prices some concerts and venues have. We all had a great time!

What a great show! Anytime you can keep me laughing I'm entertained. She even went into the lobby after the show and posed for pictures! She's great! She's down to earth! And I felt comfortable being around her. She kept me laughing. It was also pretty cool to find out her show is based on her life experiences. Sharing THAT made me relate to her even more.

The Formula E in Red Hook is the first FIA sanctioned racing event in New York city history. Although Formula 1 tried to have a Grand Prix in New Jersey it never manifested. Formula E is the first all electric professional motorsport series and has some of the best drivers from F1, F2, F3 and the FIA WEC, so you're watching some of the top racers in the world compete for a world tittle. Although you have to get used to the noise (actually the lack of it) it is great racing from top professional drivers. The downside, Red Hook. All due respect to the residence of that neighborhood it is not worthy of such an event. The place is highly industrial, very difficult to get to and offers little in terms of local shops and cafes. There are few good ones but few and far away. The backdrop is of construction and loading docks by the bay and the only views of the Statue of Liberty or Manhattan are from drones. The circuit is way too tight and small to really have any good vantage points. The event itself was a lot of fun and Saturdays race had lots of action and rough aggressive racing. There were quite a few shunts for excitement but not bad enough to slow down the race. Sadly, the lack of access to the podium was frustrating. It was a VIP event only. Many of the worlds FE events allows the public to go to the podium by having it at the stage but for some reason New York played it elitist. Overall it was fun and I will attend this event every year, I just hope they put it in a better place and allow the public to see the podium awards ceremony.

My son and I attended Texture of a Man and it was wonderful. The music was amazing and there was definitely message to be received by everyone there. I laughed and I cried, but most of all I was able to fellowship in a place with other believers and give praise to the Most High.

The guys are in great shape and have lots of energy, just like their music. It's my first time seeing them live and I've been listening them since I was 12. It was a great experience. Awesome show and the sound was just right. All the hits and some from the new album. The crowd loved them!

Amazing show never laughed so hard. Can't wait till next year.

I coulen't go and bought the tickets for a friend who is a die hard fan. They loved it!

To see a live performance of Carmen was on my list of things to experience before I die (not soon I hope). I was certainly not disappointed in Victoria Vizin's performance as Carmen; it had me, and I am sure the rest of the male audience, mesmerized and ready to follow her back to Hungary. Arnold Rutlowski, in his passionate rendering of Don Juan, also delivered in voice and presence. Jennifer Nagy was a perfect Micaela and I was quite impressed... I thoroughly enjoyed the performance of the entire cast and orchestra. I can rest better knowing that I can mark this opera off my list although I probably will forget to cross it off so I can experience "Carmen" again.