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Wow...growing up in the Metropolitan NYC area, I rarely had the opportunity to see the west coast-based Murder City Devils perform live. In fact, the first time I saw them was in Coachella 2009. Compared to last year's performance tonight was positively different. What a great theater, the NOKIA, to have the chance to see them fully-pumped. They seemed too restrained and mechanical at Coachella. Tonight, they were sporadic, not synchronized, and spontaneous. Completely what I wanted to see in this quintessential garage punk band. Leslie seemed quite ready to finish her part and head off to other more important activities. This seemed to bother Spencer judging by his cynical comments. I loved the drama. It was a real "blue-collar" band just trying to perform with the only tools they had in their arsenal. Spenser's forays into the crowd was the catalyst to get the crowd completely wound-up. For whatever reason their set seemed really short and I found myself asking the question, " Where did the night go?" (at 12:00am). Feral Children did a great job and could definitely use an accomplished producer but they will definitely be a force in the future. Oh...really bad merchandising. No posters, no tour date shirts, oh well...this adds to their "buck-the-system" charm.

It was a small circus but we really enjoyed ourselfs. My kids loved the whole thing from beginning to end. Wish the memorabilia was so expensive. But that is to be exspected at any event. $$! Well spent

This was my 4th time to see Robert Plant. I have seen him with the mighty Zeppelin, with Page & Plant and on his own back in the 80s. He never fails to disappoint.

The students who put on this event are working really hard to bring it back to its roots. I've been going to the reggae fest for at least 7 years. The first 3/4 years we're absolutely amazing. They had very good reggae artists, an abundance of different types of food, and many different pop-up shops. They strayed away from this for a year and it was not good but now they are coming back to their roots and continuing with the tradition of reggae and jazz artists, live art, and delicious food!

Awesome voice, I would definitely go see him again! He gets you involved, you won t be setting in your seats, Love the Jefferson Theatre it s beautiful!

I purchased the tickets for this event as an early Christmas present for my husband. He was thrilled to get the tickets since he has been a fan since the very beginning, but this was his first time being able to see them in concert. While I was disappointed that they started an hour late, the guys of Anberlin certainly made up for it and made it a night to remember. The performance seemed so personal despite the crowd. My husband is STILL talking about the show and we both left the NorVA saying how awesome of a show it was. We have seen many entertainers live, but many times they leave you feeling like you saw the same show thousands and thousands of others have. This was the first time we've been to a show where we felt like we mattered to the band. I am so glad we went, and so glad we were able to be a part of Anberlin history. Thank you for a great night guys!

I don't know where to begin from day one today for every game exciting thrilling unexpected for some areas back and forth determination Grit bad calls by the officials but no matter what they kept till they persevered when I lost they all did excellent job happy to have these women for my daughter's to look up to

First off, I just love Fletcher Theatre because it is much smaller and more intimate than the other larger venues and there really isn't a bad seat. However, a Monday night concert can be iffy since it's not a popular date night and for that reason, it can be common to see empty seats. Couple this with a starting time of 8pm and I admit it surprised me that there was an opening act. Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams (also a part of Shawn's band for this tour) came out to warm up the crowd and it turns out they are both very accomplished artists in their own right and gave us a very quality opening show! After the break, Shawn came out and this crowd was definitely ready. The "A Few Small Repairs" album is still my favorite and I was beyond excited to hear all of the songs live. And Shawn didn't disappoint! However, she is who she is. She is not the warmest artist, so don't expect her to interact much with the audience. But she did try to share some details about how each song came to be and even tossed out a comment and a chuckle from time to time. Her band members were introduced along with a little background on each they were a very talented and interesting ensemble. There was an obligatory bow after the last song of the album, but we knew they would be coming back out to play at least a few songs from the other albums and they did! It was about 11pm when the show ended, so it was a full evening of entertainment and well worth the ticket price! I love Shawn Colvin!

A day spent together in a place that can be enjoyed by all ages! Clean and well organized facility.

Great great night!! Very nice venue and staff..brought my 2 daughters ..wonderful time!!!Iced Earth and all bands were great!!