Junefest

Rock and Roll will never die! Junefest is always a blast. REO put on a great concert. These rockers love what they do and are as good as ever. Highly recommend it.

What an absolutely wonderful show! Love the venue - we were able to sit poolside and relax with good food, drinks and friends. Dipped our toes in the pool when needed. Although we had grass seats, we were able to stay poolside at our table/chair setup and enjoy the show from just outside the grass area - perfect! Martha Davis and the Motels opened the show and it was my first time seeing them - they were perfect! Taking me back in time to younger days. Then Don Felder's set began and it was like watching an Eagles show - incredible!! The night really did belong to him. REO Speedwagon closed the show and I have seen them numerous times, but they still rock! Overall another spectacular evening - can't wait til next year!!

Outdoors in June in Las Vegas can be tuff. It was 106 degrees when the Motels took the stage. Martha Davis put on an excellent show. I didn't know I knew so many of their hits or they had so many hits. Her voice sounded great. I went to see Don Felder because I love the Eagles. I saw him before. If you have never seen him do so. What a great guitarist. Plays a hit list of Eagles tunes including Hotel California which he wrote. REO Speedwagon is always great and they just plain rock the place. Great show overall.

The bands themselves were amazing. The only down fall and knowing it's not kklz fault l for the lack of food. Though loved hearing the taunt of "under pressure " to the venue was hysterical.

Started out with Martha Davis & The Motels. She did a great job, even though she was obviously burning up in the 104 degree heat and full sun. She still sounds just the same as in her heyday in the 80s. Next up was Don Felder. It almost felt like a tribute band as Don was singing Eagles songs that Don Henley originally sang, but he still did a good job. Finally REO Speedwagon took the stage. The boys can still rock! And they seem to still enjoy doing it. They played all the old hits, and a couple of new songs that sounded pretty good. Great show.

Don Felder stole the show. Highly recommend seeing him.

Fun night! First time at that venue (Sunset Station Outdoor Amphitheater). Hot night, but the breeze was nice. Awesome that people were allowed to go swimming in the pool to cool off between band sets. We sat on the lawn right behind the seats - the seats appeared small and tightly set - we had lots of room to stretch out on the grass. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy was awesome! It was my first time seeing them live. Lou Gramm started out with a few hiccups but ended up pulling it together in the end. Pat Benatar was incredible!! I've seen her before many years ago and she still has that magnificent voice. Overall a great night!

Very good venue, with lots of tents for food and drink. Chairs were a bit small and close together, but manageable. We were in the third row, and sometime when you're that close, sound goes over your head and mostly what you hear is bass. Not here, though. Sound was really good. Really enjoyed Lou Gramm, even though his voice isn't what it used to be. Pat Benatar was good as well.

The concert was poorly managed. Start was delayed by at least 30 min. John Wait plaid one song without sound as the there was a malfunction. There was rather excessive time between acts. Radio hosts that were moderating the event were terrible, unprofessional at times. Price was pretty steep for sitting on the grass.

As I said Berlin and Joan Jett were awesome but too bad the sound system was not working properly in the beginning which resulted in the John Waite and the Romantics having a bad show. Overall I really enjoyed the venue, vendors, food and drinks. Will go again but hope next time the sound system is working well from the beginning.

The concert was amazing, loved all the bands. However, had I known that the venue is not an amplitheather and that no matter where you sat you had good seats; I would not have spent the extra money on closer seats. Don't waste money on sitting in a seat, there is plenty of lawn to layout a blanket and relax.

First time at this venue was afraid of cooking in the sun as there is no canopy over the seating areas but the building gave us shade after the Romantics played their set. Terri Nunn & Berlin exceeded what we expected with fantastic vocals, well executed songs & she knew how to sincerely engage the crowd. Terri Nunn was so good we worried that she would upstage Joan Jett & the Blackhearts but they proved why they earned their Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame status. Joan Jett & the Blackhearts closed the event with honest heart pumping Rock'n'Roll. This was an event that proved that the musicians from this era have not only stood the test of time but set the bar for what today's pop artists need to achieve. Great show!

This would have been a great time except for the fact that it did not start until 5:30. The tickets said 4:00. It wouldn't have been so bad except for the heat. We ran out of money buying $4 a bottle water. Someone screwed up real bad doing the sound checks. We missed about 4 songs due to dead mikes. Overall, Joan Jett did a fabulous job and Berlin was better then expected.

This venue would be fine for b list or cover bands. As for a Rock n Roll hall of famer like Joan Jett, absolutely ridiculous. They zip tie the chairs together in the "seated" area. The rows are so narrow you are constantly running into each other. Security is abysmal. The sound is mediocre at best. All in all, I will never spend that kind of money again for such a substandard venue

Great venue! Great bands! a little confusing with wrist bands then scanning tickets and the whole enter and exit thing, etc. Didn't like that very much. Should have had some of the food inside the venue. Bummer that Jon Waite got shorted with sound issues :( was kinda disappointed in the Romantics. Berlin is always good (except her dress was distracting from the music!). and Joan Jett was AMAZINGLY AWESOME!! stage lights on audience were sometimes in my eyes :( suggestions for next time- limit people standing up front to those with passes to do so! we paid $100 a ticket to sit that close and by time Joan Jett took stage, it was very hard to see! not to mention the drunk and belligerent people ignoring security!

The bands were AWESOME ! We sat 4th row from stage, but on side. The chairs we cheap and the way they were set up made it difficult to see the stage. We would have been better off 18 rows back and center for the same price. Also, security was weak. Fights broke out and people in back flooded the stage making it even harder for us to see.