Sarasota

We purchased the tickets with the impression we'd see some real racing. The event started 30 minutes late. The announcer and sound system was so poor that you could not hear him or understand what was going on. This was nothing more than a bunch of people riding around in circles on old equipment that kept on failing. The "course markers" kept getting dislodged and blocking the course, they wouldn't stop the "race", they just let the riders cut the course and go around the markers. No real racing at all. If you want an expensive night out watching bunch of jokers play around on ATV's on the ice, this event is for you!

This group has not lost their touch and put on such a great show!

From the Majestic to the Show Evita is was AMAZING. A must see!!!

Honestly didn't know what to expect having never seen him live. Absolutely blow away by the performance my wife and witnessed. Looking forward to him coming back to town!

The show was incredible. I'm a huge Dave Matthews band they were the best cover/Tribute band I've seen. From drums to bass, they cover all the bases and they put on one hell of a show.

Our first time at Eckerd aud. Outstanding acoustics. FO was great.

I had so much fun last year! Definately worth it! Bring friends or family with you to make this night memorable!

35 years and still doing it. The Weirdos/Adolescents show was a study in contrast. Tony and Steve put on a set worthy of any act out there. The Weirdos rushed through their old set from 1978/79, just months before the Adolescents' debut. Tony and Steve engaged in banter with themselves that made no sense, unless Tony still sees himself as an exploited underage rent boy. Dix Denny mugged his way without any banter, just demented stares and monkey-like mosh posings. They looked like they have forever - Weirdos. The Adolescents no longer look eponymous, but who cares. Their lyrics still reflect Orange County angst - Kids of the Black Hole. The crowd should have been larger for the venue - about 200 fans. It was mostly 6 or 7 moshers pushing the crowd back while they tried to create a coherent slam flow. Finally at the end sufficient slammers arrived to allow crowd surfing. I left with with no hearing and an aching back. Very satisfying

This was my first time seeing Tommy and The Painkillers. They had my foot tappin' and my head bobbin', right out of the gate. A very tight band. All of them displayed most excellent skills on their instruments with Tommy's big smile, leading the way.

This was a very amazing concert. Being hosted in the multi-level concert hall, The Masquerade of Atlanta, we were all in "heaven" as we watched this band perform, as well as the opening acts that preceded them. The band, as is their norm, made a comfortable, yet energetic atmosphere as they performed the entirety of their album "The Everglow" as well as other popular songs that they are widely known for (such as "Embers and Envelopes"). I have always enjoyed this band, and even more so in the past few years as they are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their first set of albums. I truly hope that they continue doing this for their other albums (Singularity, (M)orning, (A)fternoon and (E)vening, etc.), as any chance to see Mae perform is a great one!