The Atlas

Had never been to the Sinclair before and was told it was standing room only except for a few tables in the balcony. To my surprise, they had seats set up on the floor. I got one right up front. Shannon McNally, Mississippi-based bluesy folky rocky singer- songwriter and guitarist opened with a short set that could have gone on longer as far as I was concerned. She has a beautiful voice and was accompanied by a guitarist and mandolin player. Crowell and his band opened with Earthbound and moved through a mix of old and new songs. He was in a great mood and seemed tp be enjoying himself. Highlight was his guitar player, Steurt Smith, who is a member of the Eagles. He is a wizard. Crowell is a magnificent intelligent songwriter, the kind who can't get played on insipid country radio. All in all, a very nice show in a good venue.

Glorious, rad-tastic, amazatonic, etc. Battles is king.

BEST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE! My best friend and myself lived out our per-pubescent fantasy when we attended the NKOTBSB Concert and I have to say it excited my expectations by far.

Stunning from second one! Couldn't take my eyes of the dancers, the set was amazing. The story was beautiful and brought me to tears several times. I feel the male roles and dancers were intensely full of strength and emotion. The women were danced beautifully, the roles were not as strongly written but was a completely captivating show and wanted to watch it all over immediately. I want to see more from Shaping Sound and will go at the first opportunity!

Show was more than music. History of Everly Brothers as well as comic banter between them. Very entertaining.

New Mexico couldn't score on us. sdsu aztecs fight!

Venue did a terrible job setting up the sound system for the opening act, River Whyless. Much better for SCR. Sight lines from our seats were poor as was the directionality of the sound system.

I have been a huge Lindsey Buckingham fan for years and years. In fact, my aunt first introduced me to the music of Fleetwood Mac when I was around seven years old. "Go Your Own Way" has been a favorite since I can recall! "Monday Morning" and other Lindsey featured cuts have a special place in my life as well!!! My first record (yes vinyl) that i've ever bought with my own money was Stevie's 'Bella Donna' (and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 'Southern Accents'- Same time). First tape was 'Rumours.' We were second row, dead center! The Lexington Opera House is a beautiful venue! I wish Lindsey would've played a few more songs. He seemed very appreciative of the fans and interacted quite well with the audience, though... Waited with about ten other people outside for a chance to get a picture and/or autograph... He did appear and took about three photos. There were only about three more couples left waiting to do the same, but he hopped in the car and left. That left me feeling a little empty or something because I did not think that another three or four minutes would've been too much to ask...

Clef did an awesome run through of his catalog from hits off the Score, The Carnival, Ecleftic, Carnival 2 & 3...he didn't run anything off the Preacher's Son and i think only one from Masquerade though. Nonetheless, it was cool how he incorporated the Asbury Park Music Foundation children into his show and also played a bunch of different instruments, dancing, dj'ing and having a beatboxer to show off many pillars of hip hop culture. Clef is arguably one of the best performers in the world...ever!! and he was nice enough to take a pic with me and accept some fan artwork I had of him before he left!

Patty and Lee Ann each have a gift. Yes, I use first names after an evening with them in what felt like their living room. Stripped of all back up save a lone guitarist (each bringing their own friend and awesome musican), Patty and Lee Ann let us into their world with a few personal stories and raw renditions of their best recordings that left me weak. This tour is highly recommended for anyone who can get there. I'd go again if it came back.