The Four Seasons

Kevin was quite funny - his impersonations were spot on! His opening act was hysterical, possibly even more funny than Kevin himself. Overall, my group and I enjoyed both performances and would recommend to others. Humor was clean for everyone to enjoy and was not politically based, as so many comedians now do. Nothing was offensive. Venue was okay, quite small, but not a bad seat in the house which was a plus.

Great sound from the Meat Puppets, played some old and new. High energy all the way around. I did not realize I would get Elmo Kirkwood as a bargain in the band. Drummer was as powerful as they get

Rush can retire now because it just won't get any better than the R40 tour. My wife is the hardcore Rush fan and loved the show, but even for the casual fan like myself the show was quite good. The sound at the Forum is excellent (have not seen a concert here since 1985) so didn't know what to expect. The Forum was well staffed and were friendlier than most venues. Rush combined deep cuts with FM classics to try to appease both hardcore and casual fans. Some may complain about the setlist but unless they played for 6 hours some songs had to be left out. The tour is over so not sure how helpful the review is, but the DVD should be out in time for Christmas.

The entire show ROCKED, starting with Tantric and ending with Drowning Pool. Saving Abel has an amazing stage presence as well, and most of the bands came down into the general area and just hung out after their sets! Just AMAZING!

The venue is great for a college basketball game. The atmosphere couldn't have been any better for a meeting of two ranked teams.

This show was a 15th anniversary show as well as a memorial show to one of the members who passed this year. This show was everything I expected and more-- touching, but fun. Stubhy's vocals were spot on-- Probably the best I've heard him sing ever!

Excellent show, definitely goes down in history as the greatest tribute.

Awesome! Loved the atmosphere. Loved the game. Roma was very good. I think we were out manned. Of course, our guys only practiced together once!

I would have to say, for the band to play in such a small place, it made it a lot more personal! The band had people come up on stage when they played one of my person favorite song, "sex and candy" Another thing that I have to add, some band when they recored their CD, they sound amazing on the CD, but when you see they live in concert, they sound nothing like their CD. That is what Marcy Playground is nothing like; they played and sounded just like when they put out their first CD back in 1995.

Love the Movement since 2005. New Kingston rock d it. The Elovaters stole the show tonight. Unbelievable energy from all 3 bands. I wish I could see this again.