San Francisco Ballet

It was awesome!!! Great sound and great to hear and see the original line-up playing together since their departure in 1998! Played from 9:15 to 11pm and performed a great set of all the classics plus some new and never before material as well like "Aurora" which was their 2nd time playing it live ever! Only downfall was we waited outside to meet them for over an hour to get pics with them and they were not allowing any :( But I guess that happens sometimes.

The Rocket summer came and slayed. So much variety, and so much energy. So much fun! The foundry is a nice little venue too!

Fun event for family & friends! Just be prepared for heavy traffic and not so great parking.

Solid performance by Enslaved and Dimmu. Woe opened up for the show with a great start! They are a local Philadelphia black metal band, whose first record is "Quietly, Undramatically" released under Candlelight Records. Solid, true blackmetal opener for Blood Red Throne, Enslaved and Dimmu - however I did not think Dawn of Ashes quite fit in the lineup... I would have liked to have seen them replaced by a more fitting band, even if it was local, like Woe.

The musicians were enthusiastic and talented and put on a fantastic show. I highly enjoyed every moment.

All the bands were great! Everyone was dancing the whole time. Ripe really brought some great vibes and tunes to the room. However I am not a fan of House of Blues. They have gotten better over the years but the drinks are way over priced and very diluted.

Excellent concert , best sit , just little place but perfect for me , thank you so much

The quality of hockey was top notch. The fans were electric. and the action was nonstop. Much more affordable than a NHL game and was worth every penny. Highly recommend watching a Storm game. can't wait to do it again.

Aimee Mann put on a fantastic show at the Wilbur. The set list was loaded with tracks off her new album and peppered with some of her older solo material as well (no Til' Tuesday). The acoustics of the venue played very well with music creating a warm and inviting sound. The addition of the 4 string instruments really added depth and a sound to the music that really enriched the experience. It was one of the first shows on the tour so there were a few candid moments that really made it even more entertaining.

Sleeping Beauty is a bit of a dry plot, when compared to the more action-packed Nutcracker or equivalent ballets. Lending to the confusion, no program booklets were handed out for the performance, so it made it tricky to guess the number of acts/intermissions, let alone follow some of the characters in the last act (if you weren't familiar with the ballet) or even the names of the dancers. The scenery was nice, costumes very sparkly and appealing, and dancers were very good. The theater was absolutely beautiful and historic. There's a whole separate club area with a bar and food, but I was confused as to how anyone could stand in the concessions line and eat in the short intermission time. The bathrooms are downstairs - I don't know if I noticed handicap access. We managed to find a nearby $12 parking lot, but, for the price of the tickets and the exorbitant handling fees, I wish parking had been included.