Panic! At The Disco: Pray for the Wicked Tour w ARIZO

My first time at the Howard Theater and it is a great venue. The show was awesome. The opening act hailing from PA did a great job getting the crowd ready to rock. As Armored Saint hit the stage, John Bush's vocals did not disappoint. They rocked just like I remember from back in the day. The bass player's enthusiasm had him bouncing from one side of the stage to the other while he pounded out those heavy notes. Partial to guitarists, these two were mesmerizing. In your face, neck shredding ridiculousness. Saxon are some heavy hitters. They don't play around when it comes to hard hitting rock melodies. As the crowd pounded their fists to Princess of the Night, Battering Ram and Dallas 1 PM, Saxon was a force all their own. A memorable, awesome show, with long-time friends who love to head bang as much as me. My neck is still sore.....say no more!.

Drove an hour n a half , to see Gary , they were all ok , but very disappointed that Gary only played 30 mins tops ... Probably because there was 5 sets playing which is just way to Many I believe ...

This kid is amazing. Absolutely incredible to see live.

Kevin Fowler shined at the Heart of Texas Fair & Rodeo outdoor music stage. This was the second time I've seen him in the last several months, and I was thoroughly impressed for the second time. While I'm not a huge fan of "Texas" music, (being a George Strait disciple) every song Fowler performed was enjoyable. The presentation was energetic, and Kevin seemed to honestly enjoy connecting with his fans. I highly recommend attending a Kevin Fowler performance.

I saw Dennis Quaid & The Sharks at B. B. King's on Oct. 28. I last saw them at the same venue in 2002. They are just as talented as before, and they bring an energy that is infectious. Everyone was singing and dancing, to their eclectic mix of Classic Rock, Blues, & Country. Dennis Quaid is known primarily for his acting, but he can also sing, play the guitar and keyboard. Hope B. B. King's books him again. I and my friends will be there if they do.

Was not aware I d have to watch a full movie before Daniel and the band took the stage. Still, once he and the band came on, the music was raw, heartfelt and genuine - total Daniel Johnston and totally worth the wait.

The man may have aged a bit but still sounds great, loved the up and close experience that a small venue offers. Charlie was gracious enough to stick around for pictures and conversations with fans. A true down to earth performer who still values his fans. cant wait to see him again.

Backstreet Boys sounded and looked great! Opening acts were great as well!

Venue was exceptional...every seat was good. Ashley looked beautiful and was dressed classy. Her voice was great and audience banter engaging. So glad that I went!

Prince tribute group "Princess", led by Maya Rudolph & Gretchen Leiberum, along with their own version of "The Revolution", put on a fantastic revue of some of The Artist's earliest hits. The electrifying set included album versions and extended mixes of titles from 1999, Purple Rain, Around the World in a Day, and more. The crowd went absolutely bonkers from the moment they set foot on stage, through the 2 encore songs (which they'd earlier said they weren't doing, but did). I knew they were going to be good, but I didn't know they were going to be THAT good. To see a group so powerfully portray these songs, down to every clap, scream and drum machine beat, was an experience I look forward to having again and again. Thank you, Princess, for doing Prince so, so right.