Dead By April

Just amazing had so much fun the crowd was lit he was hilarious could ve asked for a better birthday gift my friend love every moment of it wish I live closer to Dallas so I could ve made the next show

Great show flawless performance , Daniel Ash kicks ass , a queen on base , and Kevin on the drums is killing it , over all amazing show love it want see it again , a must see for all Daniel Ash, love and rockets, Bauhaus, tones on tail fans.

I am biased... this my favorite reggae group. The venue allows fans to get close to the performers. These wonderful performers are not only talented but so personable. They love to perform and love their fans. The music is upbeat and positive. After the show there is a meet and greet and all of the group are so welcoming and laid back. It is always a fun night when Morgan Heritage performs.

Mikky Ekko is one of the best live performers I ve ever seen. This show was no exception. He and the band are so wonderful to the fans too!

Whether it's singing alone, just her & her guitar OR fronting her band with tight arrangements & great playing, Laura Marling is a talented musician. She sings a treat, is one of my favorite guitar players & is a wonderful song writer. Marling's cover/interpretation of Towne Van Zandt's "For the Sake of The Song" is incredible. If you haven't listened to "Once I Was an Eagle," "Semper Femina," "Alas I Cannot Swim" or "Short Movie," go take a listen.

We saw Jason in Palm Bch at Kravis and it was like sitting in his living room. Mr "Perfect pitch" sang, chatted, and inspired as he sat on stage. I always wanted to attend an acoustic concert with him and he did not disappoint. He sang some oldies and some of his "Yes, I'm a married man now" new songs about his life and his wife. He was traveling with his dad on this concert series which I thought was pretty cool for his dad and for him...good connection time! It was fun to hear a little about how he met his wife and what a shy guy he is. Every song was right on and everyone in the theatre had a marvelous and memorable evening with our friend, Jason Mraz.

I grew up in the 80s and fell in love with the Eagles. First concert ever and it was one I will never forget! The sound, the performance and Joe Walsh was on fiyah! The voice and the energy; the best ever.

Swing Out Siter was just incredible... The talent in that band was exceptional... The conga player was inspiring.. She was so into it.... As for Corinne sings like an angel... OMG... Sounds like she did 20 years ago.... They played for a little over 2 hours,.,, Man that girl can sing and the band was great!!! She is very beautiful also... Now lets talk about where she played.. yikes.... I was like really... In Allston the Brighton Music Hall.. more like a bar in the back streets of Boston... No chairs... Had so stand for 3 hours... That sucked... I am hoping the next time she comes it will be at Scullers Jazz Club in Boston.... Thats where she belongs not in some bar in the back streets of Boston...

This was the 6th time I seen HURT. Every time I have seen them it has been one of the best concert experiences of my life. This time was no different. With the new album out and the older classics meshed in.......unbelievable. HURT has staying power and continues to write some of the best music in the world.

Was an honor to make "the list". Foundry is an amazing venue to see a show. The venue is small and created an intimate setting to where there is not a bad spot anywhere to enjoy the show. Loved that the band members hung around to meet the fans, take pics and talk. Fozzy was great, full of energy and Chris is really a showman in the likes of the best at their craft. Cannot wait for them to come back soon to Philly.