Borgata Comedy Club

Both Floater and the opening band Kleveland were very entertaining. I most definitely got my money's worth. I first started in the 21 and over section, but moved after I had the urge to move around a bit more so my group decided to move over to the "mosh pit" area. Having seen Floater before, I was confident that the crowd would be a bit more...buoyant then the older and traditionally more stuffy crowd. Naturally wanting to get as close as possible, my 115 lb. accomplice and I worked our way through the pit, and for the next hour or so we were barraged with flying body parts and a torrent of angry shoves. This isn't exactly angry music, so it was quite off-putting to have to constantly be on my toes for fear of harm befalling myself or my friend when all we wanted to do was jump around. The next time Floater comes to down, I'll have to sacrifice my good viewpoint for breathing room, but it'll be worth it : )

What a great feel good show this was. They did 4 costume changes and the crowd really dug the show. The only thing was the sound could have been better.

Why in the world would you play guys that average 6 inches shorter than your opposition and then expect them to penetrate the paint? No second half adjustment? And just how long must you do something that doesn't work to realize that it's not working? The result- outrebounded 46-20 DUH!!!! The only other disapointment was the "in arena" host- no energy.

Those were the words of my 8-year-old granddaughter who was introduced to the ballet with this performance. She was entranced throughout the first act, asked only a few questions during the second, then was full of questions during the third to help her understand what was going on. But she, as well as the rest of the family loved the performance. We thought the Juliet was especially strong in the way she conveyed the innocence of a girl's first love, then her growing strength as she defies her father. Romeo's dancing was very strong and capable.

Tommy James seems to be getting better with age. Saw the show in Washington, PA, He was terrific as usual.

Joan Osborne singing the songs of Bob Dylan was so good. Her two band mates were very good also. Joan made the songs her own, with her own style. Great night, and Bethel woods was a supper venue. Small and cozy place to see a show. We were in the front row, and had a blast. Highly recommend

We are Ticats fans but live in the USA. This was my first game at Tim Hortons Field and I was not disappointed.

Show and dinner were both awesome. Best venue I ve seen Todd. Got to meet once and he s as good of person as musician.

I saw DEVO at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, CA earlier this year. I used you, Ticketmaster, to purchase the following package: Price Level 1 VIP EXPERIENCE, 21 & OVER FOR VIP LOUNGE HOUSE RIGHT SEATING. Breakdown of charges: Tickets/Items $111.55; Order Process Fee $5.65; TicketFast Delivery $2.50. The total paid by me to you was $119.70. THAT SHOW WAS WORTH EVERY SINGLE PENNY AND MORE. ONE OF THE GREATEST THRILLS OF MY LIFE. Now, regarding the DEVO show at The Grove on Aug 5, 2011, I purchased the following package you offered: J-TYPE FULL PRICE VIP W/MEET AND GREET. The total amount I paid = $122.85. DEVO was awesome but the "MEET AND GREET" was disingenuous. I had to wait in line for 1 hour then stood at a table and was told to hand over my camera for a photo with the band. It's a lovely photo of just me with not one of the band members posing or visible, I had 30 seconds and was rushed through like just another steer through the chute to the slaughter-house. When the band finished autographs/photo-ops, everyone was again being herded right out the lounge door. Even when Gerry Casale, co-founder of DEVO, snuck in the lounge to see his fans, we were all told to leave now. Gerry was kind enough to pose with me for a photo. While we were being photographed, a large security guard put his hand on my back and said "time to go". When Gerry told the guard "Hey, these are my friends" the guard ignored him and proceeded to nudge me (albeit gently) to the door. I'm disabled and receive $1000/mo and have 2 sons to support. $122.85 is a lot of food I went without. Not going back to The Grove but I'd gladly pay $100+ to actually "MEET and GREET" DEVO. I'd do it 100 more times.

Omg the show was amazing!!!Zach Wilde killed it.The warm up band Like A Storm was so amazing!!!