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I got tickets for this show because I misread some info and thought Danny Elfman would actually be present at the performance. I was corrected on this misinformation but decided to still attend. I'm absolutely glad I did because the performance was spectacular. The CSO is a top notch orchestra and I didn't mind the 7 hour drive (round trip) to see the show after experiencing it. The show basically consists of the orchestra (sometimes accompanied by a chorus and/or a boy soprano) playing highlights from each of Danny Elfman and Tim Burton's cinematic collaborations. There's also some video elements that tie in to certain portions. My wife and left the show wanting to revisit all of those featured films. Overall, it was a great show and well worth the price of admission.

The energy, vibe and music was phenomenal. Simply amazing. Will definitely be seeing them again when they come back to LA :)

This is my 2nd time to Cobb's comedy club. The very first time I attended Maz Jobrani's stand-up comedy which was amazing. And for this time I also really enjoyed every minute of Max Amini's show. I am looking forward to attending his next show in the bay area.

I've see Kodo at least three times in Toronto but this latest production wasn't as intense or grounded as previous performances. The drumming performances were excellent but the staging (lighting, dragons, costumes) made it sometimes difficult to see the drummers and/or distracted from the experience. For example, while the use of low and directed light was used to help convey a narrative this aging audience member found that it took away from the experience. I purposely bought seats near the stage (row 7) so we could see and feel the drumming but it didn't quite deliver the experience of past shows.

I want to go to EVERY SINGLE concert that they will have EVER!!!! Now, to just win the lottery and get me a tour bus of my own to follow them in of course!!!! AMAZING!!! LIFE ALTERING!!!! SUPERB!!!! MESMERIZING!!!! TRANSCENDENTAL!!!!

Best concert I've been to in awhile. Loved the venue. I am partial to the feel of the smaller venues, but the show was outstanding. Great sound from a fantastic band.

Derek johnson opened with a simple acoustic set and that in itself was a blessing and super amazing. Then kim walker came out with full band and she just blew me away. I listened to live recordings of her before but its another thing to see her live. Simply amazing. Truly gifted!

Olsen's music is "non hurtful" in terms of not being thrash, and yet being relevent to current generations. I thought the show was nice, straightforward, and super tuneful. Her manner towards the audiences has a slight snark edge, but that could be due to general deadpan nature. SHe's not an emotional gush person. But she said some witty things, and mostly just concentrated on the music. A really good show over all. About an hour and 15 minutes long. See her perform, she's really talented. The audio on the vocals could've been crisper. It was weird that, on the floor, general admission, they were slightly murkier than I've heard in other Bowery Ballroom performances. but still ok.

Every show I have seen has been amazing, fun, entertaining, professional and intimate! The audience is introduced to each of the 4 performers and learns background information which provides a foundation of their individual talents!

Great memories, great music, great fun as the entire audience comes together to sing and sway all night long. It s impossible to have anything but a great time!