AFL all fuck'n day long.... I've seen AFL a dozen times, as the front man with STAIND, with the STATELINERS and as his solo acoustic Shows... This just may have been the best Show I've seen yet. They played ALL the songs you'd want to hear and see AFL and the STATELINERS perform. He pointed out he had no whiskey and no cigarettes during this Show! He was in spectacular form. I have grown to love and appreciate all his forms and genres of his music. I hope for and look forward to him doing more albums with the STATELINERS.

Surprisingly, I didn't know what to expect. I've never heard of this band until its tickets went on sale, so I said to myself, why not? The starter band called, the brass from the past was better than good, the 2 lady and 1 male singers had range and used it. The musicians are talented and liked to show off. The mummies came on, and boy are they full of energy and boundless with talent. I quite enjoyed myself. I left a little early to grab a t-shirt and a poster. For me, this is a one-time thing with these bands, but it wasn't a wasted trip or night. Thank you!!!

I gave this show 3 stars for a reason. The show on stage was great. It really brought back some memories. The problem was the fans. We paid to be in the second row on the aisle. I don't like feeling cramped at shows, so I always get an aisle seat. Towards the end of the show, people started trying to get to the stage. Security kept them from the stage but did nothing to get these entitled people back to where they should be. Behavior like this will keep me from going to another show.

It was a fabulous venue all around. There was a unique aspect to this show where a videography narrative were performed, giving unusual antidotes on the history and backstory of many of the bands of the 80's, their sometimes, and actually very often, commentary of how some bands, individuals almost missed and did miss the music train for a myriad of reasons. I found this narrative both informative and entertaining and loved to learn some new stuff about favorite bands of that era. I'm thrilled that many of these bands are re-touring and delighting its fans again. Many have gone never to return, but through the interest and talents of many original and tribute bands, their music lives on via live performances, on vinyl, vhs, cassettes, discs, in movies, tv, sirius or some other streaming service. I recommend you see these bands. They engaged in a real way with their audience and sang and played their heart outs.

Such a showman!!! Howard and his band played alternate versions of several of his classics that were a fantastic surprise. I’ve been to multiple performances and feel he gets better each time. I can’t get enough. His lyrics have always contained great messages. During the show he uses excerpts to promote positivity and love. Thank you Howard.

Thoroughly enjoyed the show. Really nice that they started almost on time out of respect to those patrons who were actually in their seats at the appointed show time. The band sounded great, the acoustics were not overpowering - the music was clear, as were the voices. Also kinda nice not to have a huge number of musicians on stage. IMHO, that can get loud and distracting. This was perfectly staged. The banter with the audience was fun and we especially enjoyed the a capella harmony section. I had stressed to the person I brought to the show who was not as familiar with them as me, that their vocal harmonies are superb and one of my favorite things about the band. So happy that after 50 years, we're still celebrating their terific music and that they're still recording. Was super happy to hear about their new LP & CD. Thanks for a great show, guys, and to Gennesse a very nice venue with attentive and efficient staff members.

Always been a fan since the 70s, but never got to see live until last night and was not disappointed! The guys put on a GREAT show! Just the right mix of new, old and greatest hits songs, mixed in with talking to the audience. A nice mix of lead vocals and excellent musical talent by all - guitarists, keyboards, bass and drums. The lead and oldest member of the group, Wayne Nelson, got the energy up and the audience engaged from beginning to end. I was shocked to read later that he's 74! Wow! Gave me a whole new appreciation for the 70s!! Not just the decade! They played just under 2 hours with no intermission, no opening act, pure enjoyment and entertainment....far better than other bands promoting their 50th Anniversary. Way to go LRB! Thanks for a great night!

Morrissey is Morrissey. He's talented, late, and sometimes cancels. But, when he shows, he's beyond fabulous. He appears to be socially conscious, politically aware, and spot on in his dance poses. I'll go to every concert, Morrissey decides to do in chicago. His performance is not to be missed. Thank you, Morrissey, for being you.

Fantastic, sounds almost like the actual Eagles Band which, BTW, I actually saw The Eagles this summer, time to retire. With only 1 original band member alive, it does not make an authentic band. But, this tribute band is the band to see if you want to have a memorable experience. They played all the important, well-known Eagles music. I recommend them, I'd definitely see them again.

Trapper Schoepp is a musician from South Dakota, just a young man with a guitar and a harmonica singing for his supper in the nicest way. He told cute anecdotes of his grandfather and explained the meaning behind one of his tees. I got caught in the Devil's Mettle. He was a delight on stage and also afterward selling his tees, organic seeds, and CDs himself. Three Dog Night are 3 old dogs with a band of 6 that shock with the vim and vigor of men half their age. The voices are strong. They stand to play, no, they don't move like mick Jagger, but then, only Mick Jagger has his moves. Anyways, they played all their number 1 well known hits to the 60s and 70s. Played a few really old ones I'd never remember hearing and a few new ones. Yes, they'll be putting out a new album, and they sang a very special and meaningful song called... pray for the children. I recommend this concert. They played with a whole lotta soul. I'd definitely see this concert again should they come this way again.

Henry is exceptional and a must see for anyone who appreciates comedy derived from life itself. His brand of finding the humor in everyday events and people is refreshing compared to the foul-mouthed trash talking comics who believe that type of humor is funny. Only comment would be to work on adding more new material .

Saw the Waukegan show last night. While it was enjoyable, it wasn’t one of their better shows. Perhaps in anticipation of their Europe trip, things seemed low energy. Worse was the mix. (As I am not a sound geek I’m not certain how to describe the solution, the problem was that you could hardly hear any solo, except the horns. Percy’s solos disappeared behind the overwhelming drums as did Eddie’s. Neither instrument was discernible over the band especially the heavy drums. The accordion solos produced no sound. We were in the first row of the balcony.

The venue was SOOOOOOOOO crowded we couldn't even dance to the music. It was raining so everyone was soaking wet from standing in line to get inside and they had the air conditioning blasting so it was FREEZING! This was my 3rd time seeing Andy and he put on a great show like always but I could tell he was a little off. Maybe just tired but he did forget some lyrics and I noticed he was reading them off a video prompt screen. The stage was small so he couldn't really dance and get into it like he typically does. But none the less he put on an amazing show. He shared the stage with his band members and gave them the opportunity to showcase their individual talent which was amazing. His wife and daughter made a suprise appearance and that was amazing! I can't wait to see him again!

Brian always brings a good time. 5 star for him and his band as well as the opening act. Such talent. What was disappointing was the venue. Great historic theater and love there is no bad seat in the house however causes us to sit thru the concert until the end when Brian said get up and dance. If I was a performer I would hate to perform to a sitting audience. This is not a play but a concert. The end was a real good time with some older songs where we got to sing and dance. I think it is the season ticket holders that aren’t really into the band that cause this.

I have loved Diamond Rio since 92 when I heard ‘Meet in the Middle’. It was the song that brought me to country music and to see Diamond Rio in that intimate setting was such an amazing experience. The show was amazing and thank you to Dana and Micah for coming off the bus to talk to us. This is why I love country music. The amazing music and the amazing people.❤️❤️❤️

John Oates is an amazing musician and artist. This concert was small and intimate, and he tells stories as he plays. This is not a Hall and Oates rock show. This is an acoustic set with him playing a guitar and his drummer. That's it. No fancy set, just a talented musician making you feel like you are in his living room hanging out. Very chill and laid back. This show is for people who want to see John perform his body of work. He did play a few Hall and Oates songs, but that's not the focus. It was neat to learn more about him and his personality. Many are giving bad reviews because they thought this was a Hall and Oates rock show.

The Indigo Girls never disappoint the crowd. Good mix of old and new and played several songs they do not play at every concert.(which is a plus for me having seen them over 50 times). Only gave 4 stars because the Daily Herald said they’d have the full band but only had the extra violin (who is fabulous!).

the band was in top form, but some boner brought HIS OWN TAMBOURINE to the show and went buck wild on the thing through the whole set. no one from the venue did anything. i was in the balcony and the asshole was on the floor, so i could kind of block it out, but no one should have to do that. i’ve been going to shows for a quarter century and i’ve never once seen a person bring their own gd instrument. if you’re the type of misanthrope that does shit like that, i have a few suggestions for where you can put that tambourine

I have to only give it three stars, unfortunately. RANDY was GREAT - however, the price charged for the VIP experience was outrageous. We bought what we THOUGHT were front row seats and the venue added two additional rows of folding chairs IN FRONT OF US after we purchase our tickets. This venue is NOT ADA compliant. The staff have no clue how to assist someone with a physical disability. They do not even know where the ADA washroom(s) are! There are no doors that open easily. The VIP experience consisted of a lanyard and a 9x12 'poster' that was signed. We were supposed to interact with Randy - that was impossible to stay in the seats we were in. The Will Call door was blocked by people who had tickets and were waiting to get into the venue. Those who HAD TO GET WILL CALL because the PROMOTERS INSISTED WE GET THERE TWO HOURS EARLIER for the 'experience' couldn't get their tickets OR GET TO THE 'Check in' table - all just ridiculous. See Randy - especially if you are a liberal. Just DON'T SEE HIM AT GENESEE THEATRE

Josh was great! His voice is beautiful. I just wish the concert would’ve lasted longer then 1 hour 20 minutes. I felt bad for Josh and his band because the crowd was very dull! I wanted to stand for the entire concert but because I was in the second row I didn’t want to block people