First chance seeing these guys in the 22 years that I've been listening to them and they did not dissapoint! Only downside is that they (naturally) played a good deal of songs from later albums (was just hoping for some more classics). That being said, they sounded great, were awesome with the crowd and didn't let up the whole show. Hope I get another chance to see them again!!!

Dwight & Nicole’s Kings and Queens show was incredible. From the opener Jesse Dee who warmed up the crowd to the exciting additional band members with Dwight and Nicole and not to miss the King Dwight and Queen Nicole. Their playing and vocals got the whole place moving emotionally and physically. Rusty Scott the organist was a standout as well as John on Sax and a trumpet player. Ezra Oklan on drums “E” was his usual top tier self. Love Dwight and Nicole! They took this show back to their roots and it was stellar. Tupelo Music Hall has great sound, an incredible staff and a good menu. Highly recommend to all!

I wish I I saw a lineup that included Geoff and Chris but hey, it is what it is.. The guys sounded great and put on a good show touching the roots of Queensryche with songs like "Warning" and "the Lady Wore Black" culminating with modern gems the band recently released. Sprinkle in some Operation: Mindcrime tracks and of course, some Empire stuff and you get an engaging concert. Todd hits notes that the rest of us mortals can only dream we could accomplish. The Tupelo Music Hall seems like a fitting venue for a no non-nonsense, let's tell a story through music band like Queensryche. Genre shifting bands don't need to sell out stadiums to impact the music world. Go see Queensryche at a smaller venue even if you are not a fan. When you get home you'll add Queensryche to your music playlist...

Naturally 7 is fantastic (5 stars) - and consistently so! However, this venue (Tupelo Music Hall) failed them (1 star). It was altogether not great (with the exception of event staff, who all were friendly). The "music hall" felt more like a high school gymnasium repurposed for bingo night. The acoustics swallowed the sound in a muddled echo, and the layout had all the charm of school committee meeting. Vibe? More painted cinderblock and drab carpet than concert magic. It’s a shame when talent gets lost in a space that doesn’t rise to meet it. Here’s hoping they return to venues like Shalin Liu (Rockport, MA). They deserve it—and so do we!

Great show that created memories of the past excitement. CARL PALMER WAS AMAZING!! So powerful and quick. The two young musicians were also incredible. The video "apearances" of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake were well blended with the Live performance s. It was a long ways from the packed amphitheater of days past but a very exciting and entertaining night for everyone!

Per usual Adam Ezra Group rocked the house! The venue is fantastic! Very intimate and with a little area for dancing up front. Adam always comes into the crowd near the end and walks through singing and playing and we all sang along to Let It Be. He is such a big-hearted person helping veterans etc.

Gary Hoey and his Ho Ho Hoey show is always a lot of fun! Nothing quite gets me into the Christmas spirit like this show. We go to see this show every year and will until there is no show! He's been playing this show since 1996 I believe and is an excellent talent! He now has his son playing in the band as well and he's been coming along really well. Thrown in are a few.of his hits from over the years like "Hocus Pocus" and "Peace Pipe". Man can he play!! I highly recommend this show and any show of his, you can't go wrong.

Philip was awesome! Besides his and his band’s great performance, he was very personable and engaged with the audience. He kept apologizing for his horse voice due to back to back shows but there was no need. He sounded as good as ever and we would see him again in a heartbeat! Thank you Philip for making it up to New Hampshire and entertaining us for the evening.

Absolutely 💯% BADASS ACCEPT never disappoints. Been listening to and following these guys since the late 70's. I do realize that U.D.O. is the original ACCEPT singer, and a damn good one. Sometimes things happen for a reason. Sometimes for the worse. Some for the better. I think Marc is a perfect fit for U.D.O. Not a clone. Some of Marc's vocals are similar to UDO's, but not a carbon copy. Which is good. A lot of similarities, but Marc puts his own twist and style on all the old school classics. 🤟 NEW stuff is slammin too🤟

I was so happy to be there to see my all-time favorite band! My friend and I both said that it was the best concert we’ve been to. I also want to say thank you to Geoff and your personal contribution to the sound that defined my youth, the sound that the band and all their members new and old are dedicated to perpetuating through their performances. We love you all. See you again soon!

If you have the opportunity to see AJ Croce in his Croce plays Croce tour… don’t hesitate. Just go! He put on a great show. I was not expecting such an accomplished trio of musicians backing him up! I was not expecting to love AJ’s original music. I had no idea he is a great pianist! I was floored with the new life he brings to his Dads music. The show was a lively mix of blues, rock, funk, country. So entertaining. I’d go again!

I had just seen Richard 2 days before in Boston and I thought maybe this would be the same set list. I was glad to see that it was a totally different show! He sang his classic hits and then he took requests the rest of the night. I also met him through the Meet & Great. It was an experience of a lifetime! Carol (Ezsinger) MacDonald

What a bunch of great guys. Tight, class act, and great music. I brought my daughter, who knew every song. She’s 27 and it’s been to many music events. This was one of her favorites. All she did was talk about it all day. Met Artemis up in Kennebunk Maine about 56 years ago he played at Bentleys saloon hung out with them for a while. Not only great music, but what a great guy down to earth man not for myself I’ve been waiting for this concert for quite a while. Did not let me down by any means just loved it. As far as the Tupelo theater goes, I’d be hard-pressed for me not to want to see every concert there. There is not one bad seat in the house I’m serious. The people are as awesome as well, highly suggest Artimus Pyle and the Tupelo. Cheryl brought my daughter and I a little closer together. Thanks, Chris.

Perfect! Wow wow wow! One of the best! The word is getting out- Liz Longley is amazing! Her brilliant singing and songwriting is inspiring. Her passion and soulful presentation of her songs is jaw dropping. You are drawn in to her genius with total amazement as your heart leaps out of your chest.

It was great to see Liz again after 12 years where she opened for Seth Glier at the Boothbay Opera House in Maine. She has definitely come into her own with the guitar and piano and is a successful headliner with a robust following. Liz works her down to earth and sometimes self-deprecating humor among her songs which makes her easy to relate and listen to. She performed without a break and must have been exhausted but was gracious to do a meet and greet in the lobby after the show.

Howie killed it, as always. It's tons of fun to see him and I highly recommend his live performances if you ever get the chance! The venue (Tupelo) was friendly, but the seating arrangement was a little disruptive with people walking through the tables during the show. Also, there were some pretty rude folks in the audience who drank too much and talked during quiet parts of the set; ultimately 3 of them got kicked out. The venue did their best under the circumstances.

Tupelo Music Hall is a first class venue. From the seating to the staff to the parking, to the food, everything was perfect. Food prices were typical for a medium priced restaurant. The acoustics were superb, and the stage was well lit. And BBVD was fabulous as always. 90 Minutes of non stop music, and some story telling about their history.

It was awesome!! Kevin was amazing, as usual😁❤️! He hit every single note like he has since the beginning. It was awesome seeing the whole band together again! It was just sad when he did say that next year will be the end of Candlebox😢. We will definitely be there next year. We haven’t missed any of their shows for the last twenty years. We will miss his energy and enthusiasm . Thank you for all the memories🤘

I would absolutely give it 5 stars (as they always put on an amazing show) but there was one fan in the crowd that seem to think the show was a private event just for him. All the people around me were getting very aggravated and voicing their opinions about him screaming out lyrics at the wrong moments and his "private" conversations that you could clearly hear 3 tables away. But as for the band, I'm not sure they could ever have a bad show. For someone who has been going to their shows since the 1990's, I have never been disappointed! Luv those boys from the Gatorland!!

One again.my love put on a spectacular show. Because of covid he wasn't able to tour but he didn't miss a beat. Literally! Such a funny,also informative show. You could tell he was glad to be back, I know I was. Till your next show Rick. Stay safe,stay healthy and,always be happy. Xo