Tulsa Roughnecks FC

Keith, Dez, Chuck, Bill and Stephen, though not officially Black Flag, (as Kieth pointed out before the music even started) played like they were still in their twenties. Tearing through early BF songs they played with a vigor that current punk bands lack. I expected nothing less and they still surpassed my hopes.

Arsenio was very entertaining and kept audience engaged. His jokes are belly busting. Worth every penny spent with him! Would see again!

I had already watched Murs & Sick Jacken perform before so I knew they were good acts, but watching them at The Fillmore was awesome. A great venue with great artists! I just wish Sick Jacken would've had a longer set.

I have actually seen Pink Floyd, as well as Roger Waters and David Gilmour on their solo tours. I love Pink Floyd, always have and always will. I have even seen Aussie Floyd and Brit Floyd, so it was a no brainer to give "Bricks in the Wall" a look. I thoroughly enjoyed the concert. They had an impressive laser show and some scenes on their backdrop that were either directly from Pink Floyd shows or very reminiscent of them. The back up girl singers performed extremely well, including "Great Gig in the Sky" which requires tremendous skill to sing. The band played a great selection of Floyd classics, including some from the Syd Barret era. My only regret was that they never sang "Money". But the songs that they did sing were very well performed. One thing that I REALLY loved is that they didn't just try to mimic the songs from the Album. They put a little of themselves into the performance as well, and it showed. The band member who provided a lot of the singing stood on stage, lit a cigar and sang "Have a Cigar". He had some attitude in his rendition that I think played very well into the song.

Incredible performances by true virtuosos. It was like watching a ballet with the notes being passed between each of them. Beautiful to see this level of performance reached regardless of the type music you enjoy. The venue is also well supported with staff and plenty of locations for bathroom/drinks & food.

They are unbelievably, unbeaten, unique, I can see them all the time.

It was a very good show, especially since I was moved closer to the stage. Something about my seating area being used for screens and audio equipment. It turned out just great for me. I could the performances a lot better and all the artists were great and presentable. No complaints whatsoever.

Yellowman is a legend in reggae. Made my way up front and stayed there the whole show. The man beat cancer so he deserves "thanks and praise" for coming to Boston. Sang all the classics and had his daughter sing with him on several songs. I am glad i went.

I was extremely disappointed. Unless they are free, if you haven't bought your tickets do not go! If you compare this show to a Disney show (which I would consider the best kiddie shows) this is a 3/10. We paid $50 a ticket but thats cuz the mediocre was $40 & nosebleed section was $30. It was way overpriced and expensive seats didn't fill up so I guess I was the dummy. LOL!

Great show and venue! We definitely we see them again. Go see them if you have a chance.