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Political satire and lampooning at its best, no matter which side of the spectrum. If you are in the news (mostly political news), you are a "target". I like the fact that they change to have the most up-to-the minute items included in their repertoire. I also like that they mention the local politicians as well. All the songs are great, but it is always worth the wait for the Lirty Dies. They simply save the best for the last. It lasted a little over an hour and a half and was well worth what we paid. I have seen them perform several times and I have never been disappointed in what they do. They spare no one!

Awesome to see MBV kick ass like 2 miles from my place. My son is 16 and a huge fan, and I think he was truly shocked at how loud the show was. I tried to warn him haha. So glad he had the opportunity to catch them in his lifetime. Truly a rare band to see live. I was a little bummed to hear the mix which basically had the vocals very very low, to the point you couldn t even really tell anyone was singing. I know that s not a giant element of MBV s thing, but I would have loved to hear Bilinda and Kevin clearer. Outside of that, it was amazing and I was so glad we our tickets early.

The incredible display of musicianship and outrageous talent, paired with the superb sounding and well designed Burnsville PAC, was a bit like pairing a complex Merlot with the delicate gentleness of grilled lake trout. Each on their own were more than one could ask for, but didn't go together well. The event was quite enjoyable when all was said and done.

I've always wanted to attend a boxing event in Las Vegas. For $33 I got to watch one of my favorite sports from the second row and it was amazing!

Donavon sounded unbelievably good. Band was great. Small venue, low price great sound. Very entertaining, and he stuck around after for photos and autographs for all his fans.

could be one of the loudest concerts that i've ever been to. always good to see bands that regular rock fans may not get the chance or won't take the chance to see live.

I've seen Rickie Lee in concert about 10 times over the last 30 years. This was one of my favorites. She was in a really good mood and very engaging. And her voice and playing were at their best. It's just Rickie on guitar and piano and one other musician, Catherine Ledoux (I believe) who played violin, guitar, mandolin and a number of percussion instruments. So, yes, it was very intimate. The precision with which Rickie Lee inhabits her songs is very unique to the way she performs and she was in top form all evening. It feels like you're in her home and she's performing just for you. She has a great sense of humor, and really made the audience feel welcome. I will definitely see her again the next time she comes to Atlanta.

I spent some time in Texas where I first saw Joe Ely and have probably been to see him at least 5 times over the years. This is the first time I have ever seen him without a band but I am glad that I got to see him perform solo. Joe has been around so long and played with so many people that he has a lot of good stories to tell and like the stories he tells with his music, he tells them well. I'm so happy to see him looking and sounding so good. Joe is a Texas original.

Been a fan for many years and have been to many shows. This was a great show and they rocked out. I definitely think more people should have been there to be blown away. Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was it wasn't long enough :-(

Could listen all night. The Dream was encore Great