Cajun Heartland State Fair

yes it was the best show where ever they go I would like to follow what I didn't like abut the show was we didn't see Eddie enough

Children of Bodom, Tyr and Death Angel was the best $30 I've ever spent. The venue/sound was great, the bands were intense, the circle pits were great and the music was mind blowing. These guys are beyond talented. Masters at their crafts, true professionals

I was very disappointed by the lack of activities for the kids at this event. While my girls enjoyed the music, there was nothing else really for them., aside from a balloon maker who was charging an additional $5. There were three vendors with coloring pages, but aside from that, no organized activities. From the website, I expected face painting, games, etc, but really there was nothing like this. Definitely NOT worth the money and I would never recommend this event to anyone. Also, the website promised re-entry, but when we came back after lunch (to see if maybe we could get more of our money's worth at something we may have missed) the door person did not want to let us in and said that the policy for the venue was no re-entry. How were we supposed to stay for the entire event, held at lunch time, with only light snacks for our kids and no food provided?

The game was awesome! The atmosphere was electric and the crowd was really into the game. Hopefully the Danger can take that momentum and bring home United Bowl Trophy on the 11th of July.

What a Great show, venue was very Nice & small. Good sound, couple of technical issues with sound but seemed to get resolved quickly. Tim Very hits the skins so hard with great precision, Fantastic! Andy Hull, as always with his unique & amazing vocals, awesome lead guitarist Robert McDowell, & wow, bassist Andy Prince was killing it. Missed one song could have snuck in The Mistake, but it was a great set list, could have stayed another hour easy. Stood 7 rows about from stage in GA. This was the 3rd time we saw them, me and my family love this band. Went to this show with my 22yr old daughter & I am 54. My whole family has seen them, Philadelphia, NYC, & now Delaware. Can t wait till next show. .

THE FAIR WAS BEAUTIFUL. MANY BOOTHS, RIDES AND ENTERTAINMENT.

Starting off their set with an energetic "16 days" Modern English did not appear to be a classic band from the eighties but rather a fresh and vibrant upcoming alternative band. Lead singer Robbie Grey's vocals were outstanding and strong along side the remaining original members Gary McDowell guitar, Michael Connors bass, Stephen Walker keyboard with the addition of Roy Martin on drums. The band performed several songs from each of their most popular albums, Mesh and Lace and After the Snow including Trees from their 2016 Take me to the Trees album and of course an Encore of "I Melt With You" which became a hit in the US from its heavy video rotation on MTV in early 1983. For fans who know Modern English it was a yearned nostalgic trip down memory lane and for those that didn't they will be searching for their music to rediscover them again.

Fantastic throwback of amazing artists! The music was AWESOME !!!

This was my 5th time seeing Ben Howard live. My first show was absolutely unforgettable, and had me jonesing for more! But the last two performances I've seen have been wanting for sure, and this last one just fell completely flat for me. From guitar issues on stage, to an overall lack of energy and enthusiasm from Ben and the rest of the band, all I can say is... meh. Now a few words about the opener - Daughter. These guys were AMAZING!!!

His opening act, the Mastersons, who also played with the band, were a perfect pairing. Steve's voice was really good, much better than we expected, and the whole band was really hitting it. Very much enjoyed Steve's recollections and stories. So glad we went.