I was a little hesitant about this venue. Knowing there was a lake between the stage and field I wondered how good the view may be from the general admission area. I was pleasantly surprised with just how good it was. The lighting and sound quality was amazing, and Matchbox put on an amazing show. The Goo Goo Dolls warmup act lasted for a full hour. Followed by two more non stop hours from Matchbox 20. They were great to see live, very entertaining on stage and even with the rain pouring down for most of the night, it was an experience I'm glad I didn't miss.

This was an amazing show. Loved every minute. It was the first time I was ever up at the front of the stage. Loved the Goo Goo Dolls. They were amazing too. Definitely going to see Matchbox 20 again. I don't care where it is. I am going to travel anywhere to see them. I hope the GOO GOO Dolls come back to Australia and do a concert tour. I only wish I could have got a meet and greet. I was waiting for 20mins before I could get on to get a ticket, very disappointed. I just hope that I get my VIP package in the mail. It would have been good to get this on the night.

The day was great, bands were awesome, but I paid good money to be right down the front only to have people from the back come down the front and push in. The security at first tried to send them back but in the end gave up, I have been to a few concerts and that one had the most disrespectful people I have ever seen. I won't go the that venue ever again for a concert as it was not controlled. Basically they should just do general admission as no body gives a dam about what tickets they have and do what they like. I did end up leaving early.as I got fed up with getting hit in the head, punched in the back and pushed by others trying to get closer. Nevermind have learnt my lesson stay away from that venue.

I have seen matchbox twenty many times but that was the best ever the sound was perfect lighting awesome song list cool the show was pure entertainment at its best ,I had a VIP pass and was lucky enough to meet them fantastic friendly down to earth bunch of guys ,that hot 🔥 🥵 I melted mmmm lol thanks matchbox twenty for a dream come true. A fan Always forever sandy xxx

The sound for Goo Goo Dolls was sub par at best. It was a relief the mixing /sound for Match Box 20 was way better. The absence of live filming to project on screens was a bitter disappointment especially to those in the nosebleed section. I was in a better viewing position and was still wishing to see more of the band up close as why waste Rob Thomas’s great stage presence if you can’t see it!! It was a full seated concert , so you were prohibited from moving closer to the stage ( floor seating) yet none of it was televised in house for those who could see nothing. This part was very disappointing. Matchbox 20 however are great!! I just wish everyone could see them to enjoy the show in it’s entirety.

This was by far the best concert I have been to in a couple of years, and I’ve been to many. These guys played not only their hits, but some deeper cuts from previous albums. The State show was beautiful and crowd. Participation was amazing. As usual, traffic was terrible getting out of the parking lot, it’s been this way since the venue opened 20+ years ago. It literally makes me not want to see a concert there. Total chaos leaving.

The show was all I expected and more! I saw them in Houston a month ago and because it was so good, I traveled to Indianapolis for their second to last show of the tour. Rob and band are the ultimate performers who provide an unbeatable fan experience. From the moment they hit the stage the audience stands and sings sling to all of their hits old and new. Amazing just amazing!

The concert itself was fantastic. They played for over two hours. They sounded great! They sang all of their greatest hits. They did two encores. I will definitely go back to see Matchbox 20 next time they are in Atlanta. But, the parking is ridiculous. $40.00 to $60.00 to park in an open, dusty field with one exit. We sat in our car and did not move an inch for over 45 minutes. Ultimately a second exit was opened and we were able to get out of the parking field. After seeing a great concert it really is terrible that the horrible parking situation is the last image.

Matchbox Twenty was GREAT! I wish I could have seen Matt Nathenson perform but it took me 1.5 hrs to go 1.2 miles from the interstate to the venue. This is the WORST venue. It's in the SOUTHSIDE of ATL, parking is a nightmare, scarce and if you don't pay $100 for venue parking prior too then good luck with leaving your vehicle wherever you do park. The directing of traffic is elementary at best. Sadly this was my LAST TIME coming to this venue. I left 2 hrs before showtime and my drive was only 40 mins. ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. The bathrooms were HOT and I swear half of them didn't flush and were CLOSED. So....go see Matchbox Twenty...just NOT at Lakewood.

Staff extremely friendly and helpful. The show was phenomenal as always. I've never seen am okay MB20 show, the guys always put on a fantastic amazeballs show! I did buy two parking passes with my original tickets, but no one was taking them at parking, so I feel like I lost out on money for parking. Other than that. I have no other negative comments. Everything was great.

My friend and I were given tickets to the show by one of our pharmacists that wasn't going to be able to make it. It was amazing!! We had great seats!! We are huge Matchbox Twenty & Rob Thomas fans!! 🥰Blossom Music Center was absolutely beautiful! We drove 4 hours to get there! I didn't get home until 4:50am the next day, and had to work! Definitely would do it again though! The show did not disappoint other than the fact that it had to end. 😜 We really enjoyed ourselves. Thanks so much for a great time!!

Well worth the wait! They sounded great and put on a showstopper. We had a great time dancing and singing along which was encouraged by the band. Thoroughly enjoyed the show and the new songs were a hit too. Cannot wait to see them next time they make their way to Cincinnati. Rob Thomas is still so hot, love to watch him play and sing.

The storm really got in the way of a night we had been looking forward to for a long time. I guess I was expecting more from the band because of the rescheduling and the rain, not that either was their fault, but the show was exactly the same as all the shows on the tour so far. It was great to finally see them, but Treasure Island mostly sucked. I think they could have sold out at a better venue.

When a band takes their time to not only make a setlist but also get the lights, the stage and the sound right then you know the overall concert is going to be great! I had no doubt that Matchbox Twenty would put in a great show! I would still recommend side screens with live video close ups of the band so the seats father back could see the faces of the band as they played.

They never disappoint. We have waited for almost three full years for this show, and they made it worth the wait. I can't believe I've been going to Matchbox 20 concerts for 22 years, and I think Rob Thomas has aged way better than I did and I'm uber-jealous! Can't wait to see them again, and maybe this time will be my time to finally meet the band! I think I've earned it after 10 concerts!

We loved that Matchbox Twenty made good on the tickets we bought 3 years ago. We loved that they have a new album out this week! They mixed old with new and it was the perfect blend. Rob Thomas is always so thankful for everything and says his band is too. We had a great experience with Five Point. We hope it becomes permanent! Love it!

This is an honest review by someone who was at the show. Matchbox Twenty put on a good show, played all the hits and mixed in some good new songs. They started strong, peaking with a great duo version of "If You're Gone", where it was just Rob Thomas and the guitarist. (I will not call this "acoustic" or "Unplugged" because the electric guitar was plugged in, they just did this song with just guitar and vocals). It was great, then things lulled a bit when they did 3 songs in a row that were deep cuts (These Hard Times, The Way and Parade). So they had to come back from that, which started with Bent, Back2Good and Long Day. They ended the main set with a new song, Rebels, that is really good but the fans were not into it since they did not know it. Rob's voice was also straining, having done a lot of shows in a row. The encore had all the big hits, done well. All in all a good show, just might tweak or shorten the set list. At least pepper the set with deep cuts, doing them all in a row kind of killed the momentum.

This was my fifth time to see Matchbox Twenty over the last 25+ years. They are my ALL-TIME favorite band and this was my ALL-TIME favorite show! I’m going to try to see them again before this tour ends. I really hope they release the version they did of “If Your Gone”. It was absolutely amazing!!!! I wish I could give this show more than five stars!!!

I couldn't attend this concert 😭 I was trying to log into my account to sell my tickets but had so much trouble....I waited 3+ years to use my tickets, I bought them in February of 2020, just before the pandemic escalated into chaos. I live in Baja during the winter; we were in a head-on accident which forced me to cancel my trip to Seattle. Someday I hope to see them ✌️

Matchbox 20, counting crows, and rivers and rust were great! I really enjoyed the show and rob Thomas is very energetic on stage and entertaining. The only thing I didn't like was the way the sunlight amphitheater is set up. We got tickets for the lawn and there were gates and low brick walls separating the sections, which is fine and all but security wouldn't even let you stand close to get a picture or a video. Then there was never a break in the amount of people walking in front of us, so even when we tried to get a picture or video it was ruined by mass amounts of people walking by to get to food and drinks or smoking area. Next time if I ever go again I will definitely get seats and avoid the lawn section.