Played a lot of classics for the blue album , Green album and Pinkerton. Momma was a please t surprise and Modest Mouse brought it as usual. I am a huge fan of Weezer. The Blue album was one of the first cd's I personally bought. I am a little.biased but it was still a killer show at a killer venue.

the venue was awesome the Zoo Amp is in my list of top 10 music venues in the USA I'm from Oklahoma and this was my first ever famous band I saw my dad and I went there with my uncle and they rocked the stage hard we had to leave halfway through but I still can say I saw famous band I would go see them again I've seen other bands after this concert like Shinedown, Theory of a deadman, Skillet, Sevendust, and Creed. I'm seeing Breaking Benjamin and Staind in Rogers May 3rd and Shinedown for my second time with Bush and Morgan Wade in August in Fort Worth and we might go see Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poet Society but let me just say Weezer is the best Indie rock band of all time no matter what.

Such a great show! These guys put on a spectacular performance, family friendly, the best songs, so entertaining and enjoyable. I came away a bigger fan than before, which is saying a lot. Was supposed to see them in palm desert and forgot I had a trip to Boston that week so missed it and then was excited they were joining November nights in Phoenix and bought these tickets! Worth the cost of both! Great show!

Weezer sounded great and the show they put on was awesome. It felt a bit rushed and bit short at 1:40 minutes. No encore or much of an audience engagement due to the scripting of the show. The Flaming Lips we good, but I've never had a singer keep yelling at the audience to keep screaming for an hour. I'm 41, I wanted a show, not to fulfill a singers demand of constant praise. Dinosaur Jr. Wow. The worse opening band I have ever heard. The guitar screaching and uninspiring effort by the lead singer made for a seriously unpleasant experience and headache.

Regurgitator were so energetic and entertaining. I almost thought weezer wouldn't be able to top them. But then weezer took it to another level. They played most of the greats and Rivers Cuomo also did a few songs acoustically which was a nice reprieve from the highs and actually became a highlight for us.

Just an absolutely fantastic show, I didn't know what to think about seeing them at a golf course but it ended up being a fantastic time (and so cool to have a band from my youth that my daughter loves as well). Hoping they'll come back soon and maybe play a little White Album as a treat, my only disappointment of the whole night was that we didn't get a song from our favorite album but the band itself was tight as ever and there were tons of big hits. Definitely see them if you can.

We love the big names that the casino has been bringing in. It seemed like there were sound issues for the first couple songs - the guitars were turned way down. But once the crowd alerted the band, Weezer sounded exactly as you would expect them to the rest of the way. It was nice to see them here after seeing them previously at big venues, including Wrigley Field.

Weezer was excellent. Modest Mouse was better than when I saw them 3-4 years ago. Unfortunately, Live Nation Staff allowed several out-of-control, drunken, young women onto the ADA platform where I was parked in my wheelchair. One of them fell into me from behind. Another accidentally punched me in the back of my head. A third was smoking or vaping directly behind me and blowing smoke past my left ear. Smoking or vaping other than on the lawn area is illegal there. I passed another cigarette smoker on my way to report the unsafe behavior of the drunks. He was standing about 5 feet from them! One of the Staff said they hadn't noticed anyone misbehaving until I reported them. The offenders were promptly ejected from the ADA platform, but my concert experience had already been tainted.

Played a lot of classics for the blue album , Green album and Pinkerton. Momma was a please t surprise and Modest Mouse brought it as usual. I am a huge fan of Weezer. The Blue album was one of the first cd's I personally bought. I am a little.biased but it was still a killer show at a killer venue.

Weezer was fantastic. The sound was perfect. The set was top notch. I could have done without the opening bands, or at least would have preferred different ones. Having a pit was annoying. Would have rather seen dedicated seats in that area. Other shows I’ve been to with a real front row seat have been amazing. The disinterested, inebriated folks in the pit detracted from the overall experience.

The blue album is one of my favorite albums of all time since I heard it as a kid in the 90’s. I got to be in the VIP section this time (2nd time seeing them, also at a festival) up close and it was a great experience. Still wished they played more than the hits from the blue album but they did play part of surf wax America, excluding the bridge harmony at the end (the best part!!!!:) then transitioned right into buddy holly.🤘🏽

They played a lot of the old stuff (Blue, Pinkerton, Green), two songs each from Make Believe and Red, three songs from the 80's cover album and nothing from the other 5 albums. Rivers Coumo was really in a good mood. Though they have enough material for 2+ hours, they played only 80 min. Way too short.

I enjoyed this show so much. I was fortunate enough to be in the section behind the sound board. Such a cool performance and the pink unicorn running sound did a fantastic job! Such a fun show to attend. If the Pixies and Weezer are coming to your town, don’t miss this! Thank you for coming to Memphis!!

Amazing, unbelievable, ultra-satisfying, and ever so pleasantly surprised!!! Not a bragger, and not a blow hard, but I've seen a lot of really good bands in my time. As a matter of fact I came to this show strictly for the Pixies and they did not disappoint, but and it's a big but, on this night, Weezer rose to the top and the majority of the attendees crowned them "the band u gotta see live". They don't take themselves to seriously, are good musicians, and they absolutely love music, theirs or anybody else's. DB

Weezer was amazing! Always are, but it was not their best effort, a little sloppy in the beginning with a couple missed notes. Kinda looked like they were recovering from an epic Christmas Party. The sound was the real issue, especially early. Both Mt Joy and Weezer we’re having issues with the mics and tuning. But it’s a new venue so they get a pass. The sound guys there should swap notes with The Anthem in DC on how to fill that space with good sound.

Great live band! Fun to find unexpected covers thrown in the mix of everything from classics through brand new material, with lots of guitar solos and Cuomo's golden voice still as melodic as ever. Visuals were on point, along with the Wonder Woman-esque floating "W" proudly beaming a welcome opulence. The venue was wrong for a Weezer show though, all seated except for a small/medium pit. The bass player noted in between songs that the couple directly in front of us in the (seated, stage left, row J) were his "favorite dancers". This is however, the *only* concert I've ever been to where the audience received a systematically distributed memo, on the band's official letterhead, during the performance, instructing attendees that, "this is a rock show so stand up and dance if you want us to play a loooooong time". Crazy stuff. Glad we got a copy of the memo to take home as well. #framethatshit

audio needed work, but that was a venue issue .Rivers struggled through 2 songs in the set and forgot the words to a part of a verse early on but they recovered from it and closed out pretty strong .The crowd was pushy at times and a lot of really stupid drunk over 30 over weight fools trying to crowd surf in hopes of reliving the 90s grunge scene

The rain added so much to the experience! Rivers Cuomo was just a delightful human being in general. The bassist also made the comment that it was his favorite show? Don't know if that means that it was his favorite show ever, but if so, that's over years and years of touring! So yeah- it was THAT good of a show.

Weezer was exactly what I expected. Great show, but I wouldn't go back to the casino for another concert. The volume was much too low, and I could hear other convey goers talking DURING songs. I shouldn't be surprised, tho, as we were packed in so tight I actually had to stand sideways for most of the show because it was impossible to move.

The concert was good. I'm not a huge fan of the new album and they played most of their good songs acoustic which was kinda boring. I wish they would've done more encore songs and played say it aint so. Overall not as good as I expected it to be and I would've hoped for a little better song choice