FireHouse

I finally got to see this band after 37 years when I couldn’t get into a bar where they were playing in San Diego in 1989 because I was one year below the legal drinking age. Nate was outstanding and is continuing CJ‘s legacy fantastically!

Freaking phenomenal shoe! Far better than I anticipated. Their new singer (Nate Peck) rocked it! There will never be another C.J. Snare but he was really good and C.J. would be proud.

Firehouse sounded absolutely amazing!!!! First time we saw them since CJ passed. Nate was amazing and gracious. Wonderful how they paid tribute to CJ too. The acoustics at Jergel’s was great. My salad was very good and fresh, the brownie desert yummy. Had the best time!! The only downside- waiting 3 hours for music if you get there right at 5 for a good seat for early bird entry.

It was a fantastic show.I have seen Firehouse for several years with CJ And I think three times now, with Nate. I love both singers and i'm a sad that c j passed, but he couldn't have picked a better replacement for himself. As long as they're coming here, i'm playing, I will always be there.They have become one of my top five favorite bands to see live. This was my 488 concert from 1984 to persent, and counting.

Firehouse rocks and put on one hell of a show. Nate Peck is an awesome singer replacement for C.J.Snare, RIP., but Nate really does C.J. justice and honors him perfectly and was perfect choice to carry on. For those that don't know Nate auditioned for American Idol singing 80s/90s hair rock bands for his audition. Perfect choice for Firehouse

Such an amazing show. It was saddening to hear about the lost of the lead singer of fire hour and great white. They both put in the best show I have seen in a long time.

I've been following FireHouse since the beginning, and they always put on a great show. Of course, it was very strange not to see CJ Snare (who passed recently) on vocals, and I'm pretty sure I wasn't the only person who got choked up when they performed "Home is Where the Heart Is", dedicating it to him and playing videos of him. But Nate did a great job; I'm glad he got the gig. My only complaint is that while I obviously love the old stuff (it's what got me hooked, after all), I'd prefer to hear some newer songs as well. Their last album, PRIME TIME, is their best yet, and I'd love to hear a couple from that. But there's no way to play everyone's favorites. I'll continue to go see them any chance I get.

Hard to beat CJ Snare on vocals and he was missed. Kiddos to the band for picking a fillin singer with some vocal talent. The band didn’t disappoint. Had a blast. Can’t wait to see Firehouse again.

Seeing Firehouse without CJ Snare on lead vocals was surprising. Nate Peck filling in on lead vocals rocked the house. Nate was outstanding and brings a new revived sound for the future of rock n roll. Wanted to say thank you to Firehouse for recognizing Veterans Day. Bill playing the Star Spangled Banner on the guitar was outstanding. Thank you Firehouse for the awesome LIVE music experience. Hope to see Firehouse on the road again.

Everything was great. This was the first time I had been to this venue. What a nice place. FIREHOUSE was on fire. I have wanted to see them for so long. Infamous Quick was also super good. That girl can sing.

What a great show. Seeing one of my favorite bands from when I was in high school and them playing all of my favorite songs from their albums from back then was great. They just seemed like a really nice group of guys as well. The venue was awesome being outside and all too.

I love these guys! I've been going to see them since they started, and it's always a blast. So much so that I saw 2 shows back to back. They clearly still love playing, and the music stands the rest of time. I'd prefer to have some newer songs mixed in, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying all the ones they played.

I've been going to see Firehouse since '90 or '91; I forget exactly when my first show was. But I've been hooked on them since I first heard them, and go to see them any chance I get. The stage at this venue is very high, which is kind of rough on the people like me who like to be in the very front. But it's worth the stiff neck the next day, and no one forces me to be up there. The lighting there is lousy for taking photos,, so I took a few but mostly just rocked. I've learned where to stand so I can watch everyone, which is fun. My only complaint is that the entire set was from the first couple albums. I have nothing against the old music; that's what I got hooked on, after all. But they've done several albums since then, and their last one, PRIME TIME, I think was their best yet. I'd have loved to hear a couple of songs from that. But whatever they're playing, I'll be there! And getting the drumstick from Michael was a great ending to the night.

Great show as always but although rock and roll is supposed to be loud playing so loud that you can't make out the song because of distortion is just bad. Wish they would just turn it down a bit so we can hear the music.

I've been following Firehouse from the beginning, and they never disappoint. Always a great show with lots of energy. It's clear they're having fun also, which is important to me. If the band isn't having fun, what's the point? I do prefer the longer sets where we get to hear some newer songs as well as the older ones, but I love it all so I'll take whatever show I can get! I do have to say that my favorite moment is not usually part of the show. There was an on-stage marriage proposa by a member of the band that opened the show. Since the people involved were friends of mine, it was even more special. I think it was supposed to be a quiet off-stage event, timed to "Love of a Lifetime", but CJ had other ideas and dragged them onstage. It meant a lot to them and was great to see. And fortunately she said yes, though she was so stunned that CJ had to grab the mic back and hold it up to her. This is my 3rd Firehouse show this year. I'll continue to see them any chance I get!

Firehouse was awesome. All the guys really perform and it was so hot out. I love this band. Great hits. Can’t wait to see them on the MORC boat again! And please tell me how they all managed to still lol so young and sing so great which is not always the case with some of the 80s singers.

I finally got to see this band after 37 years when I couldn’t get into a bar where they were playing in San Diego in 1989 because I was one year below the legal drinking age. Nate was outstanding and is continuing CJ‘s legacy fantastically!

Freaking phenomenal shoe! Far better than I anticipated. Their new singer (Nate Peck) rocked it! There will never be another C.J. Snare but he was really good and C.J. would be proud.

Firehouse sounded absolutely amazing!!!! First time we saw them since CJ passed. Nate was amazing and gracious. Wonderful how they paid tribute to CJ too. The acoustics at Jergel’s was great. My salad was very good and fresh, the brownie desert yummy. Had the best time!! The only downside- waiting 3 hours for music if you get there right at 5 for a good seat for early bird entry.

It was a fantastic show.I have seen Firehouse for several years with CJ And I think three times now, with Nate. I love both singers and i'm a sad that c j passed, but he couldn't have picked a better replacement for himself. As long as they're coming here, i'm playing, I will always be there.They have become one of my top five favorite bands to see live. This was my 488 concert from 1984 to persent, and counting.

Firehouse rocks and put on one hell of a show. Nate Peck is an awesome singer replacement for C.J.Snare, RIP., but Nate really does C.J. justice and honors him perfectly and was perfect choice to carry on. For those that don't know Nate auditioned for American Idol singing 80s/90s hair rock bands for his audition. Perfect choice for Firehouse

Such an amazing show. It was saddening to hear about the lost of the lead singer of fire hour and great white. They both put in the best show I have seen in a long time.

I've been following FireHouse since the beginning, and they always put on a great show. Of course, it was very strange not to see CJ Snare (who passed recently) on vocals, and I'm pretty sure I wasn't the only person who got choked up when they performed "Home is Where the Heart Is", dedicating it to him and playing videos of him. But Nate did a great job; I'm glad he got the gig. My only complaint is that while I obviously love the old stuff (it's what got me hooked, after all), I'd prefer to hear some newer songs as well. Their last album, PRIME TIME, is their best yet, and I'd love to hear a couple from that. But there's no way to play everyone's favorites. I'll continue to go see them any chance I get.

Hard to beat CJ Snare on vocals and he was missed. Kiddos to the band for picking a fillin singer with some vocal talent. The band didn’t disappoint. Had a blast. Can’t wait to see Firehouse again.

Seeing Firehouse without CJ Snare on lead vocals was surprising. Nate Peck filling in on lead vocals rocked the house. Nate was outstanding and brings a new revived sound for the future of rock n roll. Wanted to say thank you to Firehouse for recognizing Veterans Day. Bill playing the Star Spangled Banner on the guitar was outstanding. Thank you Firehouse for the awesome LIVE music experience. Hope to see Firehouse on the road again.

Everything was great. This was the first time I had been to this venue. What a nice place. FIREHOUSE was on fire. I have wanted to see them for so long. Infamous Quick was also super good. That girl can sing.

What a great show. Seeing one of my favorite bands from when I was in high school and them playing all of my favorite songs from their albums from back then was great. They just seemed like a really nice group of guys as well. The venue was awesome being outside and all too.

I love these guys! I've been going to see them since they started, and it's always a blast. So much so that I saw 2 shows back to back. They clearly still love playing, and the music stands the rest of time. I'd prefer to have some newer songs mixed in, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying all the ones they played.

I've been going to see Firehouse since '90 or '91; I forget exactly when my first show was. But I've been hooked on them since I first heard them, and go to see them any chance I get. The stage at this venue is very high, which is kind of rough on the people like me who like to be in the very front. But it's worth the stiff neck the next day, and no one forces me to be up there. The lighting there is lousy for taking photos,, so I took a few but mostly just rocked. I've learned where to stand so I can watch everyone, which is fun. My only complaint is that the entire set was from the first couple albums. I have nothing against the old music; that's what I got hooked on, after all. But they've done several albums since then, and their last one, PRIME TIME, I think was their best yet. I'd have loved to hear a couple of songs from that. But whatever they're playing, I'll be there! And getting the drumstick from Michael was a great ending to the night.

Great show as always but although rock and roll is supposed to be loud playing so loud that you can't make out the song because of distortion is just bad. Wish they would just turn it down a bit so we can hear the music.

I've been following Firehouse from the beginning, and they never disappoint. Always a great show with lots of energy. It's clear they're having fun also, which is important to me. If the band isn't having fun, what's the point? I do prefer the longer sets where we get to hear some newer songs as well as the older ones, but I love it all so I'll take whatever show I can get! I do have to say that my favorite moment is not usually part of the show. There was an on-stage marriage proposa by a member of the band that opened the show. Since the people involved were friends of mine, it was even more special. I think it was supposed to be a quiet off-stage event, timed to "Love of a Lifetime", but CJ had other ideas and dragged them onstage. It meant a lot to them and was great to see. And fortunately she said yes, though she was so stunned that CJ had to grab the mic back and hold it up to her. This is my 3rd Firehouse show this year. I'll continue to see them any chance I get!

Firehouse was awesome. All the guys really perform and it was so hot out. I love this band. Great hits. Can’t wait to see them on the MORC boat again! And please tell me how they all managed to still lol so young and sing so great which is not always the case with some of the 80s singers.