SHAWN MENDES: THE TOUR

6 row seats on the goal line-$20 each. 3 beers and 3 hotdogs $9 total and $15 parking. Talk about affordable!

I wasn t feeling my best the day of the event but I had myself go because we had already purchased tickets, I m really glad that we went the show was AMAZING!

I saw "Joe Piscopo and the Stars of SNL" at Snoqualmie Casino a few nights ago. What I expected to see when I entered was a traditional setting for comedy-- a bare microphone stand at center stage. What was there instead was the setting for a 15-piece band. Different, but we rolled with it... It was more of a nightclub act starring Joe Piscopo with comedy appearances by Victoria Jackson and, of course, Fr. Guido Sarducci, played by Don Novello. Joe did lots of musical impersonations and covered lots of Frank Sinatra tunes. I guess I never realized Joe was a musician. He is an excellent drummer and has quite a voice. My favorite part was the Father Guido Sarducci comedy. Joe and Victoria were funny too. Victoria seemed a little less polished--perhaps that was part of her routine though. That was always part of her character on SNL. Not exactly what I had expected, but pleasantly surprised with the results.

KWS was phenomenal! It was great to see him in such a small setting. I got great service from the staff. The all treated me like we were old friends. I gave the venue two stars because the seating is beyond cramped and the food was sub-par.

The sound for this entire event was BEYOND crap!!! The house sound guy was mixing it all wrong and the artists lyrics and sound was over powered the entire show! I would highly recommend investing in a more professional sound company!!! I will not be returning to Selland Areana, or to another 90's Block party unless a actual sound company is working the sound! Unfortunately this is not the first time I have experienced bad sound at Selland....but it will definitely be my last!

They sounded even better live than on the album! Plus the addition of sax and second guitar was a nice touch.

I've been to lots of shows but I have never enjoyed a concert this much. Bear's Den is phenomenal live. It is obvious that they are passionate about their work and that they have fun performing. Their audience interaction was also great, they kept everyone enthralled. And the crowd loved them, everyone seemed to know every word of their songs. I felt like I was in the midst of fellow diehard Bear's Den fans that evening. It was incredible. On a side note: It was awesome to have met the lead singer, Andrew Davie (I even had a selfie with him). And it was cool that both Andrew Davie and Kevin Jones signed the vinyls I purchased that evening. Nice guys! Oh yeah, they even performed the Boston-related song that I requested, Pixies', "Where is My Mind."

I had not seen Mark Russell in 15 years and then on his PBS show. The newly renovated Ford's Theater is an elegant yet small and comfortable venue so perfect for him and remindful of his lounge act venues of many years past. He started off with more current topics and got stronger and more active towards the end of a 90 minute show - leading us into three sing-alongs - in between jumping up to bounce around the stage. As delightful and amusing and sharp witted as ever I recall - a fun show to warm your heart on a cold winter's night!

I took my Mother to watch this tournament, 2 great games! Exciting games, lots of energy. My Mom even got a foul ball lol. Only wished that more people we in attendance (seats were pretty empty) GO AZTECS!

I can't stop telling my friends what a wonderful experience this circus delivers. When stepping into the tent you are transported to a different time and place. Then the show begins and you are awed by the talent displayed! The clowns are clever, nuanced, and they pull you in completely. Especially Nino! Some acts are expected like horses, dogs, high wire, acrobats. And others are so unexpected like sword balancing! table twirling! and drummers. This is a holiday tradition I will never miss!