I’m not a Zombie Superfan but always respected and appreciated him as an artist and personality. not to mention his dedication to the horror genre. He’s super creative and incredibly talented. This show didn’t disappoint. Awesome special effects, awesome setlist, great interaction with crowd. Both opening bands O**y and The Hu were excellent. As for Brian Warner. Pretty much ignored him because I hate what happened with Evan. He did a duet with Rob and seem coherent so there is that. Anyway good performance over all Fans were fun. Loved all the costumes.

I thought the first two bands were really good and the last band was not very good and the last band was disappointed because they didn't play any of the songs I knew other than Smokin' on the Water and Highway star those were the only two songs by deep purple the rest of the songs I didn't even know the first song was off the Machine Album Which came out in 1972 and Smokin on the water is on the same album as highway star and Kansas played all of their hits from the 1970s one of there songs came out in 1972s Jefferson Starship their songs came out in 1970s and 1980s and the combined years between the three bands 156 years

Motley Crue performed great last night. I know a few years ago things were uncertain but with John 5 in the mix (miss you Mick) they seem revitalized and they played all the hits. Vince sang very well Tommy and Nikki looked and sound really good. John5 is a force to be reckoned with with without a doubt. Tesla was really good as well and sound pretty tight. Unfortunately I missed Extreme but living in New England there were a lot loyal hometown fans who showed up to support them and they said they were awesome. The only downside were the middle aged white dudes that peaked in high school getting drunk and re living their glory years harassing the venue workers and true metal fans (who were loads of fun). They don’t come to the concerts to have fun, they go to get loaded and rage out which is wild. Maybe the last minute ticket slashes attracted them. I guess they didn’t get the memo even Motley Crue has grown up .

A rock and roll extravaganza was witnessed as MUSE came to town (July 18th at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA) on The Wow! Signal tour. From start to finish, top notch performances from, Matt, Chris, Dom as well as Dan were witnessed as were great special effects behind them. The red and black theme was prevalent with their attire as it has been in the months leading up to the album release and any marketing of the album and pre-release songs. A must see for any RnR music fan (my 12th time seeing the band since 2007) as this a true rock concert experience with singalongs, jumping around and fist pumping throughout,

The last and first time I saw Simple Minds was in 1983 and so I very excited to be able to once again see one of my favorite bands from the 80s. Right from the opening pulsing bass line - leading to the exploding drums and slashing guitar intro of 'Waterfront' - the same song they opened with 42 years ago - I knew I was going to have the best Deja Vu experience ever. Jim Kerr & Charlie Burchill still had it all going on and Jim was charming as ever. The rest of the band were amazing with power house drummer Cherisse Osei being a force of nature all on her own. Also to my amazement as an old fan was how many songs they covered from earliest albums - this was a very pleasant surprise. The only song I missed hearing and really wished they had performed was 'Up on the Catwalk'. But that was just one my own person favorites - and considering the fact that they breathed new life into other older songs like 'This Fear of Gods' and 'Theme for Great Cities' there was literally nothing I could argue with in terms of songs selection they made for this tour. Now I just have to pray I don't have to wait another 42 years to see them again!!

It was amazing. I am 55 years old! Took my daughter to see them because she is beyond a diehard fan and I actually enjoyed every single moment, even teared up. Every thing about their performance was entertaining, and the energy from them and the fans, makes you live in the moment and forget about all of the troubles in your life. Hearing all the fans sing every single song word for word. the dancing, screams, outfits of the fans were also amazing and the feeling as though every single person there was as one! BEAUTIFUL

This show was better than expected. I have seen plenty of concerts at Xfinity and I enjoy the venue, this time was no different. Seems like there were even more seating options this time around and less lawn seats. We got tickets to the show specifically to see The War On Drugs, a band that I had become familiar with through listening to "like" artists on Pandora. I was not sure what to expect seeing them live because their songs can be on the more mellow side. I was blown away by how they sounded and the level of energy as was my wife who only new a couple of songs. They were excellent! I immediately went online, post concert, to see if they had any other shows close by. I look forward to seeing them again, the next time they come through.

This is the 2nd time I saw this show, I saw them in Utah in June. Both shows were great. The opening act Bakar who I didn't know, was so good. Young the Giant, never disappoint. They are incredible. Cage the Elephant has such an energy Matt Shultz had broken his foot,but the show must go ON! He had this little bike he was riding around the stage doing tricks, it's was hilarious. They did so many hits, and the whole audience was singing. Their new album is fantastic, Everybody had a GOOD TIME!

Go see this show if you can. It was such a blast! Yachtly Crew was the opening band and they were so much fun. They got the crowd warmed up and then REO Speedwagon came on. They sounded great! Everyone was up and dancing having a great time and then Train came on and rocked the house!!! They put on an amazing show that is strong all the way through. One song goes right into the next and you just can’t sit down. They engage the crowd in the right way to create an awesome live show experience.

This was my first concert, and it was the most amazing thing ever. Ghost is such a wonderful band, and they are so sweet and fun. It was so unreal to be able to see them live. Learning about Ghost and listening to their music has been a life changing experience, and i cant thank them more for everything they have done. Even though they have no clue who i am, they have helped me through so much and they are like a home to me. Thank you Papa, and the rest of the Ghouls and Ghoulettes for an amazing experience.

I love Ghost. Ghost is love. Ghost is life. Brought my cousin who had never listened to them before. She already wants to see them again! My seats were good. I could see everything and you could hear everything. I want to be closer next time and see the ghouls again up close ❤️ I had an amazing time. Amon Amarth puts on a great show. I would see them again too ❤️ Get ready to row! The fans were so kind and i felt like i fit right in with them. I traded and gave away some bracelets with other fans. It was a great experience!

Fantastic organized venue, weather was perfect, Papa looked very happy and energized. Extremely passionate performance. Can be hard to see at times due to the elevation of the chairs in front but it's just enough. Stage platforms allowed for good visibility. Nice merch workers. Only con was miscommunication between the venue and band management, parking lots were set to open at 5pm which is after VIP entry at 4:30. They managed to fix it to 3:30 but we parked at a different location before that. Additionally when told to line up in GA, I was sent to the wrong GA line because "fast lane" was not specified. Regardless I had seats so where I was in line did not really matter except for merch stock maybe, but it didn't end up being a problem.

Mitchell I'm over 50 and have never been to a concert. So, i selected my bucket list concerts. I pick Luke, Jason & you, Jelly Roll & Ella because everyone are my top favorite artists. I'm sad I didn't get to hear you perform last night. I love your music and was looking forward to seeing you. I probably won't get another chance as life changes so quietly. Keep doing what you're doing, and I will always be a fan. Take Care & Be Safe ~Heather P (RI) (Pic me (right) & my Neice Racheal)

I've been to over 400 concerts in my lifetime. Last night's brett michael's parti- gras top 3 of all time. Starship night ranger special guest mark McGrath and Steve augeri. Halfway through the song, something to believe in Brett. Michaels stopped the show and said. Let's bring up the true rock stars tonight. He brought out real veterans, young old man, woman put them center stage, it was surreal. For about 3-5 minutes standing ovation. They left and then they continued the song. There's a term called aging rock star. He is 60 years old, he had the energy of an 18 year old. I was blown away how good the show was and the energy this guy had. He'll be touring every summer with different acts. I am definitely going back

Definitely the best night of my life!!! This was my first time seeing you in concert and it was amazing to see you in person live!! You made my night when you shook/held my hand!! I wish I asked if I could have one of your hats though! My other favorite part of the show was having all the veterans come on stage and honor them I wish my husband came with me last night so he could be honored as well! He just came home a few months ago from a long year combat deployment over seas in the Middle East. Thank you for supporting our veterans! Thank you for an amazing show!! I LOVE YOU! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

So I'd heard of this guy (my sister follows his wife on tiktok), but if never listened to his music before this show. But damned if i don't live him to death now. Because he put on a great showand I'm so happy I got to discover him and see what he was about. Not only was the show awesome, but Jelly Roll himself was so cool. You can really tell he's grateful for his success, that he felt and genuinely appreciates his fans so much. He made a point of connecting with the audience, of yelling them how much he appreciated them, and then he connects in a human level too, relating to people through the emotions of his songs. Dude seems like he's a regular person, just like everyone else, and he really makes you feel like he cares about the audience, like his fans matter to him. That alone just made me fall in love with him. Because his music is great and I could listen to it all day, but even more, I love who he is as a person, someone who's humble, who has a heart of good and hasn't met success or fame turn him a jerk. I'll forever be a fan after that. Total Jelly Roll stan now, lol

Actually I went to the kickoff in Bridgeport, that show was amazing!!! So much Van Halen music it was truly awesome. One of the best things was when Michael Anthony sang ain't talkin about love and dedicated it to Eddie..I almost cried. The show was too short unfortunately I felt due to how late everything got going..but was an awesome show nonetheless..I love Sammy and the Circle..as well as the Waboritas when they have performed. George was great as well..never disappoints..Modern Refuge was good, always like it that Sammy has a local band do something..

This was my second time seeing Tim McGraw in concert. The first time was when Tim and Faith opened for George Strait at Gillette Stadium, I was newly introduced to country music at that time! This concert was phenomenal in my opinion. There were a few songs I was sad not to hear but, Wow what a fantastic line up! I did meet and greet with all 3 openers. They were so humble and down to earth! I was towards the back if the venue in open air but still thoroughly enjoyed the entire show and was on my feet dancing and singing for the entire event!!!!!

He wss alot better than expected. Ok know I am a recovering addict its wherever do expect. It !!! I now my drugs if I smell some good/s****y stuff going around i will give props were it is necessary 😅 that nite there was people behind us toking i told them at least they could smoked eome decent stuff other than the s**t i was smelling yuck attractive girl reached in her bra pulled out a cannon !!! Sparked it up tried passing it to me didn't want it v the next week OZZY canncelled the ne xt 2 weeks of his tour. ?? HaD smelt the s**t that wae going around. behindv us ????????????????

This was such an amazing show . Shinedown , Boss Nova and GODSMACK 🙌🏼🤘🏼. The crowd was amazing and were singing to every Shinedown and Godsmack song . Both bands really connected to the fans which makes the concert even more amazing . Boss Nova played on the pre stage when you walk in and they were really good . Their debut record is coming out soon . I will def be getting it . I’ve had the absolute pleasure of being a Godsmack since 1995 ( the beginning ). I am a Boston Girl . I’ve seen them grow and evolve into a band who can stand the test of time and continue to keep you guessing as to what music style ( tweaks ) they will do to keep you coming back for more . They are and will forever be my favorite band . I’m proud to say that this was my 88th Godsmack concert . I’ve never missed a concert in MA and surrounding states . Shinedown was outstanding . I’ve been a fab for a while now . But I am an even bigger fan now since the concert . I can’t wait until both of them tour again . Boss Nova ; keep doing your thing . You are going places 🤘🏼