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.

It was great!!! The only thing wrong at this concert was selling alcohol at a Christian concert. This is not acceptable to Christians and a bad witness to those who don’t know Christ as their Savior. It’s bad for drinking in front of young people who were at that Concert and a bad witness for the artists who played and sand their glories to God

AWESOME, AMAZING, EVERYTHING I EXPECTED! the one thing was that the crowd low key seemed sorta dead compared to their previous shows, including the pit which was kind of shocking to me, but i guess that just shows you the difference between small venue shows and big venue shows. couldn’t have been better though i danced every second 💛💛💛

I had never been to a Brooks & Dunn concert but it was on my bucket list, so I jumped at the chance when I saw they were on tour. I knew this concert would be spectacular, but it completely blew me away! The sound and visuals were absolutely fantastic!!!! Thanks Brooks & Dunn for delivering the best country concert EVER!!!!!!!!

I had been wanting to see One OK Rock since missing them in Cleveland last year, so this was a great opportunity for that. They performed a solid and energetic set. Evanescence was an enjoyable part of the show as well and played over an hour. Having a 20yr discography to pull from ensured they hit some of the major highlights and integrated some newer material into the set.

The performance, as always, was dynamic, inspiring, touching, inspirational, energizing, and just downright awesome. The venue, however, could have been improved upon. After paying for the best seats in the house (and they were worth every penny as far as seeing the performance went), we were stuck with bossy, intrusive venue policies, horrible food and for the first time in our experience with the band, there were sound problems that were bad enough to interfere with a few of the songs. Whatever. The talent and love that Luke, Joel, and the rest of the musicians put into what they do still made it a night we will remember with extreme fondness .

It was so awesome! My third concert ever, and I've got to say that seeing them live was seriously one of the coolest things I've ever done. If you get a chance to go to a Muse concert, do not hesitate -- buy tickets right then and there, because you never know when the chance to have the time of your life will ever come again.

Not a huge Carrie Underwood fan, but I went with a friend who is. This show was phenomenal! She's got to be the hardest working woman in country music. A fantastic voice, lots of costume changes and some cool transitions between songs made for a really great evening! She even did a bang-up job late in the show doing Guns N' Roses Welcome To The Jungle. I was so impressed!

Had front row seats on the floor which was really cool except for the fact that the stage was raised 5 ft off the ground and my girlfriend is only 5'2". For her to be able to see the band, she would have to stand on top of my feet which began to hurt after 2 hours. It was really cool when Brandon Urie came around on the walkout stage, but not great for $300 front row floor tickets.

Great concert but it wasn't really a "Vince Gill" concert. Vince did not sing any of "his" songs. This was an Eagles concert and Vince's performance was totally related to the Eagles songbook. The stringed orchestra was a great addition and this was my third Eagles concert and it was outstanding.

I enjoyed the show. Music was great and the video and light show was great. Not for the casual Tool fan though. I have been a fan for years, but they stumped me on a couple of songs they chose while leaving out some big hitters like 46 & 2, or Sober.

The concert, itself was good. All the performers were on Fire. H town was fire~! Xscape killed it! El DeBarge and BBD were no shows so that sucked @$$!!! There also was no one to replace them and no VIP meet and greets were offered, it was a Valentine's Day weekend show for God's sake. The fans definitely got cheaed

Primus was the odd fish in this 4 band assault of a concert. My son thought they were boring compared to the other bands, but I thought they were awesome. I do think they should have mentioned that you needed to be high to truly appreciate the music and animation combo.

TOP is and has been by far my favorite band for years. This was my first time getting to see them live and they definitely did not disappoint!! We had seats way up in the nosebleeds but it was still a great atmosphere, the boys really know how to make their entire crowd feel welcome. I’m seeing them again in October and manage to snag GA floor & I can’t wait!!

Overall, great show. It is understandable that a man in his 70s wouldn’t be able to belt out high energy tunes for two hours, but Jeff did an admirable job. Music was impeccably played, and the set list contained big hits along with a couple surprises. So glad I was able to catch what will likely be his last American tour.

Wonderful jukebox concert with a full house singing along the whole way. Really special moment when Dhani Harrison joined them onstage to sing his Dad’s part in The Traveling Wilburys’ “Handle with Care”. Jeff Lynne was in great voice and can still play a mean guitar, as he did on “Roll Over Beethoven.” The touring band was spectacular, too, especially the strings and keyboards.

Attending this show was the best thing that’s ever happened to me. Twenty One Pilots put on THE BEST light show I’ve ever seen and it’s all around a great production. I love this band and can’t wait to see them again! Best concert ever! It was the best night of my life I swear!

The show was epic. Although he may have to sit during most of his performance, Phil Collins hasn’t lost a step. His voice is still amazing and strong as ever. Getting to see Nic Collins step in and take on the drums was beautiful. I’m so thankful that I got to see Phil Collins live and ✔️ another concert off my bucket list.

I had so much fun before the show and the performance was so incredible it added up to be probably the best day of my life so far. i’ve practically worshipped this band for years now and it was just so incredible to see them for my first concert AND i had floor seats. best day ever!