David Bond

Great concert. First time seeing Shooter live and first time at venue. He didn't disappoint only wish it would have lasted longer.

Walter is great live and always makes his audience happy.

Fun, sexy, and incredibly talented performers. Between the music, the dancing, and the way they engaged the audience, I think I had a cheesy grin on my face for the entire show. It was great!

The opening acts were good, The Sidekicks were young and loud, very good for never hearing them before. River City Extention was good but musically I did not care for them. I have been going to STD's concerts since 1998. The show on the 2nd was like one of those shows. The crowd was enthusiastic and respectful. The song choice was stellar. They have yet to disappoint my expectations.

This was my first time seeing lacrosse played live. It was fast and fun! Harvard stadium is a great place to go. The fans were really into it. I will be back for sure.

It was a great show! I more so went to see The Bombpops, but anticipated seeing The Dead Milkmen (as I have never seen them before!). Awesome lineup, awesome venue.

Seats were pretty good, price was very good, especially for a Division 1 school.

When I saw Rx Bandits were going on tour, I knew they'd have a date set for South Florida. As expected, they returned to the Culture Room as they have in the past. I like the Culture Room because it is small, but very nice and you can get right up front to get the best experience of whatever artists are playing. I was going to pay just to see Rx Bandits. I had never heard of Dredge before this tour. I listened to some of their studio recordings after I bought my ticket and my jaw didn't drop, but I could appreciate their music. After seeing Dredge live though, I like them a lot more. They were really good performers and know how to please the crowd. Their vocalist is a really cool guy and he interacted with the crowd a bit and I could tell he was friendly. I caught a couple guitar picks he tossed down as well as a drumstick from the drummer. Rx Bandits put on a spectacular act as well, as expected. I've seen them before. They are one of the best bands to hear live. You can really get into their music, the heavy bits, and the slow groove parts. Although, I regret to admit they aren't as interactive with the crowd as I would like them to be. Or maybe that's just Matt. He was the only one with room to be up at the front of the stage. I know Choi was hanging outside in front of the building about an hour or so before the show started and he was willing to take pictures with a few people and seemed very friendly. I was right up front and Matt would not touch my hand or the guy next to me (as many performers do at the front of a crowd). But I suppose I can understand why he wouldn't want to. Some crazy person could try and pull him into the crowd. I also had found out that Zechs Marquise were opening for Dredge and Rx Bandits before buying my ticket and I became even more excited for this show. I've known about Zechs Marquise since they started up. They are an instrumental group consisting of Marcel form The Mars Volta, his brother Marfred and two of their childhood friends. I got to meet all of them after the show--they were extremely welcoming and fun to talk with. I got Matthew and Marcos to sign my CD, unfortunately Marcel and his brother disappeared after I came running back from my car with a sharpie.

If you like the big band era, the Andrew Sisters, nostalgic war songs, etc. then this is for you. The dancing and singing was top notch and the show included a military salute to military in the audience. The brass in the band, the pianist, the percussionist were all very impressive My husband and I loved this show!

My girlfriend and I loved it. The show was as good as expected and in a beautiful and easily accessible venue.