First and foremost, I love Dwight Yoakam. We were in row I on the floor. The acoustics in the theater could be improved. Couldn’t clearly hear him speaking or singing. The music overpowered him. But, as always, he is a great performer.

Dwight was great even though I learned later that he was suffering with a cold. He only played for about an hour and the only song he did for an encore was Suspicious Minds. The people sitting next to me were lots of fun to be with and I’d never met them before. Mic feedback was the only think that marred the show.

Dwight was tight! His music is always great and the band is spot on. Too bad most of the folks listening were either too high or drunk from a long day in the sun to enjoy it thoroughly! Hope he comes back soon.

Seeing Dwight in such a small venue was an awesome experience and I’m not even a “real” fan, but rather, attended with my husband and brother-in-law, who are the true fans. Having said that, the energy and enthusiasm with which Dwight played was unreal. He performed song after song with just the right amount of conversation. I was astounded by the number of guitar switches Dwight made-seamlessly-and instrument capabilities of the band. We truly got our money worth!

So much fun! He sounded awesome! I thought it was too closely packed in with tables and 10 people at a table was way too squished. Also, there should have been more food trucks for the amount of people that attended the show. The food was good though.

Dwight Yoakam was great! The opening band was a complete waste of time and just made the night uncomfortable in this hot Venue. Five stars for Dwight, no stars for the opening band and one star of the Visalia Fox for not cooling the venue down. That was my last concert I will attend in this venue.