Lost Lake

The entire performance was just amazing. The sound system more than does it's share to enliven the show. Without the sound you probably would have trouble selling tickets. Great seats and very enjoyable.

This was by far one of the best concerts I have been to in a long time. This is the 2nd time this year I have been blessed to go to their shows. Is it selfish of me to say that I wish people didn't know just how awsome these two guys are so that I can keep them all to myself at these small venues without them going main stream?.?.?.?. I have a feeling here in the very near future we will be paying a lot more money to see these class acts. We also probably won't be able to get as close and personal with them as they like to walk around and hang out with their fans after their show. But in all fairness they deserve all the fame and fortune that will no doubt come their way soon. Keep pumping out the good stuff boys, and I will keep coming back for more. Plus they have some nice looking eye candy as fans.... ;)

Very entertaining, intriguing and unforgettable. We will definitely be recommending.

Great venue to view wresting! Every seat has good view. Enjoyed atmosphere, easy to find seats, great event!

It was an amazing time! I missed the first Dj (Darksiderz) because I was running late but everyone else after were straight fire! They played their own songs and threw in others as well as classics like "Colours of the Harder Style." Having closed with Angerfirst has its ups and downs since he plays hardcore, so by the time he came on I was low on energy. But he closed it with a bang! Hands down the best Hardstyle event I've been too! I'll even say the best event I've been too.

The Subdudes never disappoint. From my first time seeing them almost 25 years ago until last weekend, timeless! Tommy Malone is my favorite live singer...PERIOD! His vocals sometimes get overlooked by his unbelievable guitar abilities but his voice is as recognizable as some of the all time greats. Go see them before you miss the chance.

I attended 2017 Festival with two boys (11 & 7). We loved the atmosphere of the festival but found the majority of the artist disappointing.

My family and I absolutely loved this performance! The audience (from my point of view) wasn't that pushy and everyone seemed kind. The staff on duty did a great job. The performance itself was one of my favorite concerts I've ever been to. Tape had a different sound that I really have never heard before and I enjoyed their music. They played amazingly for a band that just started. Hell, I couldn't even tell they had only played three performances until they said they did. I wish them luck on their future gigs. Gerard Way and the Hormones were spectacular! They sounded amazing, and Gerard has a great way with the audience. He can be funny, yet inspiring, which is just one of his talents. He is also extremely talented at singing and he writes inspiring lyrics that have helped people through tough times (including me). He also is a very sweet person who actually cares about his fans. He had his tour manager outside of his tour bus collecting letters from fans (I gave him my letter). The Hormones are also talented at music and all together Gerard Way and the Hormones ROCKED the stage! I can't wait to see them all again someday. Thank you Gerard Way and the Hormones and Tape for a unforgettable performance!

We went on Dr. Seuss' birthday. We took the grandchildren, and all 4 of us had a wonderful time. The fish was my favorite, but the girls loved Thing 1 and Thing 2.

I saw We Were Promised Jetpacks on their first two tours through the U.S. and it's amazing to see how much they grown as a band and how their sound has evolved in the last 5 years or so. They still look a little stiff on stage at times, but they put on a hell of a show. The tracks from 'Unraveling mesh very well with their older tunes, and they have this fantastic ability to project their energy on the crowd. The Twilight Sad was the opener and they made me a fan right then and there. Aside from the great music, the Paradise Rock Club itself was underwhelming. the doors opened half an hour late, the venue reeked of spilled beer, there were Frat-boys heckling the band, and some coke heads trying to start their own mosh pit where people were just trying to relax and enjoy the show.