The band was tight and great, albeit a different sound on this tour. But Ian was disappointing. His vocals were inconsistent at best. He babbled on incoherently ( not only due to his accent) and appeared agitated with the band and stagehand. He stopped singing and let the audience sing way too often. I think it’s the end of the Bunnymen, at least with Ian leading them.

The show was amazing! The opener, The Nth Power, was killer! Got to spend some time talking with the members at the merch table, and they were very nice and genuine people. Snarky Puppy put on a very atmospheric show that was almost breath taking. I suggest that if you get a chance, do it! I drove 4 hours up, through DC rush hour traffic and 2.5hrs back, not getting home until 130am, and I would do it again... just not the very next day. haha!

I found parking right across the street. I paid $24. The venue was beautiful and I had great view from mid balcony. Seats were not comfortable though. DJ Ron played some hot 90s dance tracks to get energy hyped up plus some original tracks. He was dope. Michelle was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 I laughed the entire time!! I gave the show a 4 because I wanted to buy merch, but ummm her selection was wack!!!! I wanna support a sister, but yo $50 for a Walmart quality looking tote bag??? $20 for wack as tube socks??? The demographic was mainly women and tube socks??? And posters for $40. Girl, love you bit your merch s***s!!! Who picked those options???

Well 3 times a charm i guess I had tickets to see Opeth 2 previous times and never made it to the show but they were SO worth the wait!! I mean progressive Swedish death metal! What more can anyone ask!!!! And with every ticket to an Opeth show you get the comedy stylings of Mr Mikael Akerfeldt!!! I feel in love with this band the first time I heard them I remember my wife asking what the hell I was listening to and then Mikaela switched to clean vocals and she said “is that the same band” LOL! I am making up for the 2 times i missed them by seeing them 3 times this tour can’t wait for February.GO SEE THIS BAND YOU WONT REGRET IT!

Amazing show. Glad to finally see Wardruna and I was not disappointed. Can't wait until they return. Second time at Warner. Balcony seats are child sized. This time sat in the orchestra section. Much better but Warner definitely needs to spend some money to redo the seats... pretty much sitting on the metal frame. All that said, Warner is a beautiful theater. Made even better with Wardruna.

This was indeed a night to remember. It was my first time seeing Il Divo, therefore the Meet & Greet, the Q & A Session, and the concert made my night. I drove home reliving the Il Divo experience. I may see them in concert again, but until then, I have memories from my front-row seat at the Warner Theater on 7/30/24.

Great show led by Herbie and the current crew: Terence Blanchard, Lionel Lueke, James Genus and Jaylen Petinaud. Nice mix of Herbie on the piano and electronic piano with music from Footprints to a short list of Headhunters' classics. For the last few numbers he had the electric keyboard strapped on and was out front leading the charge and crowd was on its feet.

Great show. Really different from show from the show I saw in May in Denver. Did like a 4 song mini set acoustic near later part of show. Musicians incredible and Markus' voice was clear and soulful. Opening act Brittany Spencer, not my cup of tea. Solid vocals but unremarkable overall. She's kind of generic pop country and not close to the people that do that well, but I'm not crazy about that genre. Those that like that kind of thing should enjoy her... Oh yeah Warner Theater sounds great!

Frampton at the Warner Theatre was literally one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Peter was incredible. Every note spot on. His voice hard to believe he’s 74 years old. It was the same voice I’ve been hearing for years and matched every album I’ve ever heard remarkable. I love the way he connected with the audience. He’s funny, he is self deprecating and humble for someone of such monumental talent. I literally enjoyed every moment of the show, and my only regret is that I hadn’t seen him more often over the years, thank you Peter Frampton and your band truly night I will never forget.

It had been a while since my last visit to The Warner. The weeklong NATO Summit was causing road closures and gridlock downtown, and July’s unrelenting heatwave baked and withered. All that aside, Thursday was the perfect night for the prodigal’s return to the beautiful and storied theatre, still glam at 100, now a Live Nation venue. It was a double-header bill featuring sets from Justin Hayward and Christopher Cross, a pair of iconic ‘boys of summer’ who covered the gamut from rock to pop, had toes tapping, and scored a grand slam. Justin has a deep oeuvre that dates back to the mid-60s. Curating a setlist must challenge… he could sing for a week and not exhaust his litany of compositions but, hey, toss in a nifty medley of six and ears perk. The voice has ripened, richer with age, experience sparks pathos, something that resonates with his audience. The acoustic solo shows are more intimate. With banter between tunes lending backstory or amusing anecdote, they have a living room aesthetic, up close and personal. It’s been an amazing 11 years since Spirits Of The Western Sky launched Justin’s commitment to expand his solo forays… we’re all richer for it. It gets better, sweeter over time. Look forward to the new music release come September.

R squared is a cute (my spouse's words) and wonderful entertainer! We loved being at the Warner Theater for the first time to see him live. We felt that the cost for the meet and greet was not worth what we paid. What was called a "Meet and Greet" was no more than what we at Penn State University call a "post performance talk". We totally understand that R squared needed to be protected behind ropes and the podium and we felt very rushed and the picture taken was not great. Plus, we had (4) in our group, and believe that we should have gotten more than (1) picture. Thank you for your consideration.

Absolutely worth every penny, he performed shy of three hours. My one caution is don't use the Warner Theatre parking, while convenient it was close to two hours waiting to get out or the venue's parking garage. Absolutamente valió la pena, casi tres horas de comedia. Lo único que les aviso es no usar el estacionamiento de Warner Theatre. Es conveniente, pero gasté casi dos horas esperando salir

The show was fantastic!!!! I’ve never clapped so much in my life at a concert. And as a Hang Club member, the meet and greet with Brian and the band was almost otherworldly. I knew we were going to take a few group photos but Brian took the time to take pictures with all of us individually. It was an incredible experience I will never forget!

Oh my goodness, I can't even handle how amazing this show was! YouTube does not do them justice - their skills are unbelievable, and the way they merge two genres and sounds are incredible. Their energy, their message, their entire group - the DJ did his own rendition of Beethoven's 5th symphony - blew my mind! I highly recommend seeing them :)

How could you give anything less than 5 stars to TTB. It was my birthday so made a last minute decision to treat myself. Best birthday I've had in long time. The whole band was great ! I really liked the way they way each member got the spot light. Honestly I went to see Derek strut his stuff but wife Suzie stole the show! I'm ready to see them again!

Gregory Porter is an incredibly gifted baritone whose voice and phrasing pays homage to legendary jazz crooners such as Arthur Prysock, and Johny Hartman. Yet his original music deeply touches the heart with a message that love is welcome here. I could not think of a better memory to cherish than enjoying this concert on Valentines Day with someone I shared our first kiss exactly 40 years ago.

I wished I'd known about the meet and greet options. My wife would have loved to had met Anjelah in person. The show was great and I'm glad she still does the Beautiful Nail joke. Keep rockin it girl!! Like Robin Williams always said. "Joke em if they can't take a f@#k" Keep lookin up and keep making people laugh. You're amazing!!! - Kevin Maroney

As always, Kevin Smith never lets his fans down. He came out to greet the audience before the movie and did a fun filled Q&A after the movie. It was great to see our friends from Clerks I and Clerks II for their finale in Clerks III. This is now the only trilogy we should discuss. The movie was funny, heartfelt and well written just like we expect from a Kevin Smith movie.

Without question the best band in the land. I am always amazed how a band of 12 fantastic musicians has the ability to tie in all of their talents and create such a beautiful experience. Everytime I see them I'm left with a smile on my face that just won't go away, and when it does I get another ticket to see em again to get that feeling back. TTB, better than any drug or drink. If you haven't seen them live, do It and do it soon so you can do it again. You'll be a better person for it.

As expected, but with some musical surprises, TTB put on 3 amazing shows. This band is filled with some of the most talented people, and it is a tribute to Dereck and Susan's confidence in these talents that ensures they put on some of the best music around. Can't wait to see them again, although I can't make the next set of shows at the Warner in 2 weeks.