Zombie/Cooper were AWESOME! Cooper was on my concert bucket list since he began, my 1st dark and twisty, am a forever, loyal #1 fan! Zombie was icing on the dark and twisty cake! A loyal fan forever for sure! They both brought the things nightmares are made of and terrors of the dark imaginations. Freakin awesome concert!!

For months I had been looking forward to seeing my man, TOMMY SHAW 🎸, again in June! Even scheduled an Alaskan cruise around the date!! 🛳️ Aisle seat tickets 🎫 on ROW 2 facing HIS side of the stage! Was ready to show off the shirt I had special made with a custom painting of his face on it!👚 *** NOTHING was going to keep me away! E-X-C-E-P-T…. unexpectedly having to bury my sweet mama that day.😢⚰️🪦 Look for me in Memphis next month though TOMMY!😉 I’ll be in the pit in front of you. Don’t pay any attention to the man standing next to me.🧍🏻‍♂️If his wedding band somewhat matches a ring that I’m wearing, it’s only a BIG OLE COINCIDENCE.😉😂😘

Absolutely incredible!! I think it’s the best show i will ever attend, i’ve been a huge fan of niall since 4th grade and i just graduated high school. He has a performers heart and is incredible on stage as well as his band, you can tell how much he loves what he does ❤️

This show was amazing, it was way better than I thought it was gonna be, it was worth every penny and every hour. This was the first show I've ever been to with my best friend and I couldn't be happier. All the openers were absolutely amazing too! :)

I was not able to make it to this show either do to not enough moolah again. I would have loved to have seen them there at The Rogers Amp, in Rogers, Arkansas where my younger brother and sister live at, and I was going to take them to go and see Styx and Foreigner. We grew up listening to both of those groups, I fell in love with , Tommy Shaw in 1980, living in Coalgate, Oklahoma, when my dad was hanging around or running around with this guy named Gary Argo, which my dad nicknamed him, " Prince of Darkness", due to he always came out at night to go partying around, lol. But, me being at the young age of 12 years old ,thought I was in love , lol, cause he was always listening to, Styx, my favorite song when I fell in love with Tommy Shaw's voice was, " Too Much Time On My Hands". All these years later, these guys still Rock! Can't wait for them to come back to my Tribe's Casino Event Center, First Council Casino, in Newkirk, Oklahoma. I've seen them quite a few times there at First Council and once at The Zoo Amp in OKC, Every time I have seen them they have not disappointed.

It was my first Hardy show and a birthday gift and it was by far the best night of my life! Hardy's music has helped me through so much and I was emotional through half the show because getting to see him sing the same songs in person that have helped me was a moment that I'll NEVER forget! So thank you Hardy!

The guys had a great but short show at the Walmart AMP with Edwin McCain and Hootie & the Blowfish. No offense Blowfish fans, but Collective Soul should have been headlining this. They have the hits and the experience and are just so much better musicians and entertainers. Ed took the stage in a flashy red jacket and just dominated some of their classics. The threw in a fun homage to AC/DC with a cover of Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap that had the audience jumping! I think they only played one of the songs off their new double album Here to Eternity - would definitely like to hear some of those played live in concert. Wish I had written down the set list but was too excited after not seeing them in concert for a few years. Always a good show!

Papa Roach was Awesome. Shinedowns Sound guys tried to be so loud that it distorted to much. Too much bass, Too much bass in the bass drum, not enough guitar. We sat right behind the sound techs, and they couldn't notice? On the Quiet songs, it was fine. The vocals had to much echo in it. We seen them before and that show was alot better than this one. They should have had the sound techs from Papa Roach do their show. Many were disappointed with the sound of shinedown. Sorry guys just being honest. Maybe that's why Shinedown took too much time in between songs. Papa Roach was so Awesome that maybe that's why Shinedowns techs was trying to be louder and out do Papa Roach. Well guys you failed. Rather disappointed.

Jinjer was unbelievable ....very talented! The amp did a great job taking care of everyone....they just kept checking up on the people that had to go to medic. The weather was very brutal!! Breaking Benjamin stopped and gave out water to people in the pit made sure people backed up and gave guys room to breathe made sure one guy good before they continued. That was great! Disturbed was good gave a couple life lectures that put people in tears as well himself. It was totally awesome 👍!!

Even though it was HOT as Hell. The show was FLAWLESS. Disturbed was Awesome and I felt they loved Rogers, AR that they gave us an extra Encore song that wasn't on the setlist. Jinjer had a Great Performance and She is a BADASS. Breaking Benjamin was great as well and hasn't skipped a beat. I Am now DISTURBED and apart of the family. (Fist in the Air)

I attended the show in Rogers, Arkansas on Friday, July 14. I will start by saying that I am a true "superfan" of Foreigner and my favorite band. I have met them, and this was the 20th time I have seen them. My first concert was Foreigner on the 4 tour in 1981. I was not going to miss this tour, as it is their farewell tour. I drove four hours to it. It was very good, while it lasted. The issue was the weather. They canceled Loverboy's performance ahead of time, as a storm was clearly going to come through the area. Foreigner was able to play, but due to weather, it was a short set--just eight songs, one-hour in length. All of the songs were hits from their first four albums--their period of peak popularity, and why I am sure most fans come to their concerts. I assume they were informed a couple of times about the incoming bad weather, and had to make adjustments during the show. Unfortunately, this meant a decision to omit "Urgent"--my milestone song and true mega-hit. They did a great job on all of the songs they played! My disappointment is with the situation, as the weather could not be helped, but I hate that they were unable to play Urgent on what is likely the last time I will ever see them, as this is the farewell tour.

They were amazing!. A storm was coming in so they did not have their opening act Loverboy perform, They came right on at 7:00 and played until the storm started at 8:15. Right choice, had Loverboy performed they would not have ever gotten to the stage. Cut short for sure but they made the best of it and when they new they only had 10-15 more minutes, it looked like they played their encores.. Loved it

Drove 5.5 hours from Dallas to Rogers to see this show. It was worth it. We got there about an hour before doors opened, and bought the fast track tickets, and we managed to get front-middle on the railing. It was a great Coheed show, and Incubus was AMAZING.

Absolutely love this concert. I would not class myself as a "country music" fan. That said, Tyler has become one of my favorite artist to listen to. He has that classic ability to tell a story. Much like the greats of old country, fold and bluegrass. He is an ARTIST and master of his craft. Good story telling, good music, and good vocals. I would love to see him in a smaller venue like the Ryman.

Blue October was the reason I went to this concert! Most expensive seat I’ve ever purchased and I would’ve paid much more for those 60 minutes again! Unbelievable chemistry and talent. I love them and will see them again! Best concert I’ve ever been too! This band guided me through a dark time and I believe they know they can help people.

Second time we’ve seen him. He’s just the best all around musician around - he’s the whole package - he writes meaningful lyrics, sings incredibly and can play. It was magical as his part of the show lasted over 2 hrs non stop. I’m blessed to have been a witness to his musical talent

Absolutely the best concert we've ever been to!! Our 3 year old is obsessed with Tim Mcgraw and know alot of his songs!! Though he was busy singing and didn't see us security let us bring her close to the stage for just a second so she could see him ip close, she said "he's the most beautiful person I've ever seen" so I'd say she's developed a bit of a crush!

That was the performance of your lifetime buddy!! YOU/I will NEVER FORGET THIS ONE RIGHT HERE..how'd that feel?? What was louder? The music or your heartbeat?? I couldn't tell bout myself lol I was pumped already n then you come out with #somebodysgottadoit man i looovveeddd it!!!! It was exactly what i expected!! Man I'm still smilin and thinkin bout it 😊🎶🎶DESTINY is one hell*va mangr for you..im so happy to live vicariously thru you!! My Rick picked ME n my 4 lil pieces up #27yrsago n never looked back..lived like y'all..uncontroled chaos lol..but we loved it..n whatchin our son grow into an amazing TATTOO ARTIST n now Gkids..still smiling 😊💜🙏✌ #takinittothetop #BrandonDavis #BDBRIGADE YEEHAW #letsgettoit..

We've travelled to Dallas, Oklahoma City and Little Rock to see them since 2000 at Barnhill Arena with Staind and Full Metal Jacket. I will never miss their show. I'm so happy to see them closer to my home in NW Arkansas. Can't wait till they come back.

OMG I LOVE Gavin! He's hotter now than 20 yrs ago when I saw him at Woodstock! He sounds better too. He was all over the stage and then ran up a aisle up to the top of the Lawn and back while singing! The one time I actually wish I had Lawn seats!! Those people were so lucky! This is my 4th time seeing Bush and Everytime has been AWESOME.🔥🔥🔥💞💞💞