Merlin's Magic Dinner Show

This was my first time at a WIDU Anniversary event. The Gospel Celebration was great. And great artists on the bill for a great price.

I would highly recommend this haunted house. In the crypts of the coliseum, literally, it is full of theatrics and wonderful scenery. It is an engaging experience, very scenic, and well done!

This was an incredible show. The new Masquerade location isn't bad either, but is in Underground ATL so take that how you will. PUP was a raucous adventure from start to finish though, and they pulled out a total surprise cover to the chants of, "One more song!," to end it all. My mind was thoroughly rocked.

The entire event was perfect. Sitting in row 22 gave us an excellent view. The whole venue was very intimate and casual. This led to a lot of audience interaction with Dylan, which was super fun. The show was sooo funny. Dylan is brilliant. There were a few jokes I'd heard before though, which I wasn't expecting, so that slowed it some. Parking was pretty painless at Buckhead Theatre.

The DJ before W&W was actually better. Only good thing W&W had was the Big Foot; everything else was a big let down. My group and I couldn't see the stage clear from the right side on the floor. You guys really need to open up the view by removing those columns or doing something because it's my third time here, and they are starting to get more and more annoying. Thank you.

We got to witness them in Atlanta which was phenomenal. They're charisma together as well as open and down right real performance, plus crowd skills were the best I've seen in a concert display. Pleaseee tour again, I can not wait to see it and this time we'll be front and center stage!!

The event itself was great; lots of tshirts thrown into the crowd, funny mascot dances, etc. The only issue I had was the parking situation. Traffic was horrendous and it took me almost a hour from the time I arrive at UMass to the time I was parked. Once you paid the $10 cash for parking the attendant said "Follow the flags" but there were none. Everyone was parking wherever they could and people were still arriving after the second quarter. I thought I left plenty of time to arrive, park and find my seat but I still missed the first quarter. The attendants inside the venue didn't seem to know the layout of the seats as they kept a standing in front of me (blocking my view) while they looked around aimlessly trying to seat people.

Dude this thing was awesome honestly would recommend

Aaron Neville turned 77 last month, and his voice may not be quite as fine as it was when I first heart him in the 1970s, but he is still at the top of his form. His band was superb, and they made a topnotch quintet. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band provided opening entertainment, and they were just as good as the main show. What a treat to have such genuine New Orleans music right here in Montgomery, Alabama, and especially during the peak of Mardi Gras season! Big thanks to whomever arranged this show.

Great show, I was really bummed out that night 1 had sold out so when they added a 2nd night i could not pass up, it was awesome,