Stone Roses

I cannot believe how bad The Stone Roses are promoted in the USA... This was like playing to crickets compared to what they had seen at Ethiaed Arena in Manchester.... I was a bit dissapointed that they held out on Ten Story Love Song, but I guess you have to tease somehow!

The best concert I've seen in 48 years. They were spot on.

So great to see these guys after all these years. I was a little worried because some previous videos of the band were a little disappointing sounding, but tonight they were just perfect. Definite recommend.

and I wasn't disappointed. I am so glad I pulled the trigger on driving from championship city (CLEVELAND!!!) to NYC for a single show. I have video of the entire crowd singing along to the chorus of "Made of Stone". Bathed in bright lights, an entire arena of people feeling happy, and as one.

Really enjoy show sound was great sounds was preface.

The Roses proved last night why they are the GREATEST band to come out of Manchester and quite possibly England... Incredibly talented and masters of their craft. Thank you so much RENI,MANI,IAN & JOHN. You have validated my life choice of the Stone Roses being my favorite band!!! Cheers Boys!

Great show - had to travel from Chicago to see these guys and it was worth it!

Everything could have expected and more.went in concerned if they could bring it live and they more than delivered

The sound at Madison Square Garden was exceptionally good. Other than not being able to hear Reni ' s backing vocals, the band sounded fantastic. I've always loved John Squire ' s playing, but after seeing him live, it's offical; he truly is one the greatest and most underrated rock guitar player s of our time. Ian Brown sounded great, and had had the crowd in the palm of his hand, thanks to his easygoing charisma. You also can't talk about the Roses without singling out Mani's solid bass playing, and Reni's amazing drum chops as well. A truly phenomenal show, in every way. The band really played well and had it together.

What a great night to see rhe Stone Roses return to NYC after so long. Sound was great and everyone was very in to it and sang along with many of their iconic hits . So glad I travelled to NYC for the stone roses reunion. Ian and the boys killed it!

A number of years ago a friend in Glasgow introduced me to this band. They have a unique sound and after a few tracks I was sold. They got back together a couple years later and finally made it back to the garden. I think it's their first time back in over 20 years. Tickets were a bit pricey and I was debating selling them. I am so glad I didn't. That would have been a colossal mistake. They sounded straight off the album, maybe even better. I've been to a lot of shows, but this one is easily one of the best shows I've been to. They played every song I was hoping they'd play and then some. Reni lives up to his name. I'd say he's one of the greatest living drummers with his unbelievable control and timing keeping the rhythm going strong. These guys put on a phenomenal show. There was no BS with the crowd, 10 minute solos, distracting and unnecessary lighting, and leaving the stage for 5 minutes only to come back for an encore and dragging out the performance. They showed up, played the set all the way through, and ultimately killed it. I don't know if or when they'll play again in the US, but no matter where you are go see them if you can. For a group that's been separated for as long as they have and to sound that good... it's unreal. I could have never expected it to be that good. There's tough competition with all the amazing shows going on this year, but the Stone Roses are easily a top contender for best show of the year. Don't miss out on these guys!

Unbelievable performance, crowd was so into it. Sound, lighting were excellent. Vibe of a smaller scale, more intimate show but sold out MSG. Wish I were there right now!

The Stone Roses first full length concert and headlining concert in America was incredible! Years ago at their first appearance at Coachella some would beg to differ but The Stone Roses came prepared with an amazing set list and unbelievable stage presence! When they played "Made of Stone" and "She Bangs the Drums" live and then hearing everyone sing along was incredible! Ian Brown was awesome and John Squire could not have shredded any harder!!! Reni went nuts on drums and was a blast to see and Mani was so amazing as well! I have never witnessed a concert so intense, mesmerizing, and mind blowing! I defintely definitely hope they come back to America again!

Madison Square Garden 6/30/16 was best concert of their entire career, easily. Ian's vocals were SPOT-ON... I couldn't believe it. This band is better now than they were in 89-94. This band keeps getting tighter and Ian's vocals keep getting progressively more amazing.

Great show. One fewer song than Manchester show. A little gypped , but the band was magnificent. Reni and Mani , best rhythm section ever. Squire fantastic. Ian's voice spot on! Always wanted to see them. LOVED IT!!!

Still the greatest band of all time. Absolutely amazing night. If you get the chance to see them live, do it! You won't regret it.

Great crowd (lots of expats), MSG was a very nice venue, and the band sounded good! I loved the visuals and energy. We travelled from Cincinnati to see them and it was so worth it.

Original line up, played the whole first album. Perfect setlist. Worth the price I paid.

Great concert! Hopefully they will come back to the states again.

I thought the band were really enjoying themselves, but the sound, especially early in the show was terribly flat. The vocal mix was barely passable, but the guitar was lost. Later, the guitar was a bit more pronounced. Compared, the next night, to Paul Simon's final show out in Queens, where you could hear every instrument with crystal clarity, I thought the Stone Roses were just muted, despite their clearly enjoying performing for their adoring fans. Still, glad I got to see them.

Grew up listening to Stone Roses.....trip down memory lane...great gig!

Of the 6 times I've seen The Roses plus the countless bootlegs, this was the best I've ever heard King Monkey sing! A lot of the time he actually sounded like recording studio Ian Brown! Amazing set, amazing performances, and the added touch of comedy with Ian scolding someone in the crowd with "calm down, you dick!" Wish I wouldn't have canceled my plans to go to Manchester so I could've seen them a couple more times.

I had been looking forward to this concert for months because I've been a fan of the Roses even before their first album came out in 1989... I had missed their one previous NYC show at Webster Hall in 1995 and this was going to be a big event. Unfortunately it didn't seem like the band had bothered rehearsing (or rehearsing enough) to put on a great show. The first half hour was tedious as they barely could get through a song without a flub. Things picked up with "Begging You" and "Waterfall" and there were definite highlights but it didn't seem like John Squire wanted to be there and it was only when they played "I Am the Resurrection," their last song where it seemed they had any enthusiasm or energy, maybe because they knew their one North American show was over. When the band played their new song "All For One" it killed any momentum and it wasn't helped by whomever was handling the video because when Squires was playing a guitar solo they decided to show Ian Brown moving around awkwardly rather than showing Squire. I worry that The Stone Roses have already become like the Pixies a few years into their reunion where they stopped caring and just played gigs to collect a paycheck. There were some highlights but after seeing The Cure at MSG a few weeks earlier, it was obvious they have improved with age whereas The Stone Roses need to work harder to be relevant beyond their records.

Unbelievably great! They played fantastically well, Ian Brown was in great voice, and the enthusiastic crowd sang along with every song.

I absolutely LOVED their performance. With that said, the Garden needs to work on their sound mix. At points John Squire's guitar and Ian Brown's vocals were way too low. Still very happy to have been there!

The stone roses were terrific. Their sound was spot on, and the whole crowd rocked from start to finish. They left us wanting more for sure!

Stone Roses concert was amazing and best concert I have been to in about 3 years

Just to see this band together on one stage was an unforgettable experience, the soundtrack of my university years! John Squire making those guitar riffs look so effortless, Reni, 'the driver of the ship' as Ian said, with the best drumming I've ever seen. Mani, tapping out his steady bass rhythm, and Ian fronting the show. I was slightly nervous after reading some reviews concerning Ian's voice but it far exceeded what I expected, he just lost the timing on one song briefly but paused and soon recovered, and in tune throughout. I never thought I'd see this band live, given all that went on over the years but they more than lived up to it.

I have wanted to see them since 1989, but never had the chance. So when I heard they were finally coming here after they reunited, I didn't hesitate to get tickets. They did not disappoint. They started with I Wanna Be Adored, and ended with I Am The Resurrection! Fool's Gold was in the middle somewhere, and it was freaking great! It was so great to see them, and they looked amazed and happy to be playing in NYC at Madison Square Garden. Welcome back guys! Come back soon!

Outstanding - great to finally see them in the U.S. and they did not disappoint. Heavy focus on first album (think they played the whole thing). Hopefully they will come back to NYC some time soon.

I wasn't expecting much vocally but Ian Brown surprised me, maybe he's had lessons. Band were immense and the overall show was unforgettable especially in Madison Square Garden! Not sure the Americans got the culture, lots of reversed snap backs!

A great show filled with great music. I can't wait for their reunion tour to hit DC!