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Just an absolute blast!!! The last time Allstar Weekend will perform as a band in Atlanta!

My son has been a hugh fan of Thomas ever since he was one. So when this show came to Jacksonville I had to take him to it. He was a little shy and quiet at first but soon got into it. At intermission I bearly got him to leave his seat to get a drink and snack. He kept dragging on me saying we are going to miss it... Super cute. Definately recommend this show to any Thomas fans.

My husband and I were very happy with our decision to see the show in Kalamazoo. We have seen them in the past in another city but this show outdid their performance from the previous time. The comedians (all three and Chick) had us laughing 99 % of the time. Well worth the ticket price. No waiting, comfortable seating. EXCELLENT! We want to see another again soon.

The comedy was epic and unforgettable. The singing was soulful and great! I really enjoyed all three performance and it was money well spent. Thanks Kia of Meridian for bringing Jay Anthony Brown, Lightfoot and Ruben Studdard to Meridian, MS.

I had PIT seat and was right up against the stage and had so much fan service the entire night! The crowd was fantastic there was no pushing or shoving of any kind! The fans were respectful of the band members so they felt comfortable coming close to us and holding our hands. I will go see B1A4 any time and every time they come back to the US! They are one of my favorite groups and Sandeul is like the favorite person. This was a night I'll never forget.

Great show at a stunning venue. Everybody should try and catch one event at The Beacon. First Aid Kit and support Van William put on a good show, plenty of humour between songs. Definitely a band I would watch again.

It was really exciting to see all of the actors live. My kid was super excited! I liked how the actors filtered into the crowd and allowed questions from the audience. The show was a little slow at times. They had silly string and beach balls on stage, but never used them. I think the Q&As got long. Overall it was fun, but it needed more energy in spots.

It was awesome! I was laughing all the time! The illusions were amazing. Loved the high energy music, the short video showing how Dirk Arthur takes care of his big cats at home. Two dancers were very cute. The most memorable part of the show? Tigers. They looked so peaceful and happy to be on a stage! This show is good for people of all ages.

Of course Omara sings so beautifully, I've had the good fortune of seeing her before. Her class as a musician shined through as always. The band, led by Roberto Fonseca, with the oh so talented Regina Carter and Anat Cohen were astoundingly tight and polished.

The venue was not exactly what I expected. Very dark and grundgy. There was water dripping from the ceiling onto the stage. I didn't realize there would be chairs lined up (no tables or food allowed) and seating for less than half the crowd, although we had a good view. Eugene Mirman started out good but then lost my attention. I enjoyed when both comedians were out together at the beginning.