Tower Theatre

An amazing show with a ton of energy and good vibes. Ray and the band did many of his big hits and some new stuff from the Reel 2 Reel 4 Real record. A legend of a musician and a great story teller. His son was awesome on lead guitar. So grateful for the opportunity to see him perform. Tower Theater is such a great place, Comfortable seats, easy parking. A night to remember for sure.

I have seen a few other cover bands and this one is by far the best. I had a chance to meet the band members and they are so cool. The show was top notch. The light show and sounds were very well presented. If you guys (the band) see this, thank you for signing…. You gave me the motivation to learn to play IT…. BB8-9

I was one of a handful of parents or people otherwise over 40 in the audience. I came in knowing very little of Dustan. I left as a new fan, which thrills my daughter to no end. Had my soul spoken to on a couple levels, and that takes more than a bit of effort for an artist as classic middle-age cynicism tries to take root. The theater itself was ideal for such low-key solo performances on an audio level, though I wish I'd understood the seating layout a bit better (we drove in from out of state specifically for the FIAB/WW show). If you're of shorter stature, don't get a rear row. The sea of heads will obstruct your view.

It was Amazing!! 👏🏾👏🏾 He is really my favorite artist and his songs tell his story. We got to meet him in person and he's so humble and has the nicest smile. This is my second time seeing him perform and it not be the last. He is definitely the Biggest the Largest 💪🏾💪🏾💯

Opener was good, I don’t know why people were hating near me but I loved the video behind him. Dirty Art Club also just has good music, and I just listened to them to get familiar so I am not a mega fan glazing or anything. I have never heard duster with the emotions I felt here. I was absolutely jamming the whole time. The drums were BEAUTIFUL. Wish I could inject this concert into my brain honestly. My videos don’t even do them justice honestly, because holy moly.

Amazing show! Panchiko surpassed my expectations for how good they could sound live! Only issue is the crowd was 90% shy HS kids who have likely never been to a concert before and just stood there like a deer in headlights, no movement whatsoever. But I enjoyed the music very much, sadly no encore due to the lame crowd not chanting with me but the music itself was 10/10 I love y’all! 🖤

This was my first concert ever and it was awesome!! They take care of the people so well, and when they had a few people pass out due to the heat, they were kind enough to pause the show until they made sure everyone was alright. I can’t wait to see them again soon!!!

AMMMAAAAAZZZZINNNNGGGGG. Sky is always amazing. She interacts with her fans the entire time. She truly loves and appreciates every person who listens to her. Icon For Hire was incredible as well. So much energy from everyone all night. Not to mention the security was so kind and taking care of everyone all night. Giving out free water. I got dizzy personally due to the heat and they got me a chair and poured water on me. Even when I was leaving they checked on me and made sure I was okay to walk to my friends car.

Bruce was showing serious signs of age hunched over when he took the stage and using a walking stick, but the show was high energy and still pretty stellar. He was in fine form from a musical standpoint and just as insightful and engaging as ever. The man is a ray of light in a f__ked up world. We have to take those where we can get them these days.

This was my first event at Tower Theatre. It is an older, iconic venue. I thoroughly enjoyed the venue. The show itself was also amazing! The opener is an up-and-coming artist from Houston, Matthias Lattin. He was amazing! He was energetic, his music was great and he was very personable, meeting with fans at his merch table after his performance. Then there was Kingfish! It was an absolutely fabulous performance. At one point, he took his music out into the crowd and interacted with the fans. His music was great, and his talent was second to none. I certainly look forward to following both of these artists as their careers rise.

Epic show! 11-man band with fiddle, mandolin, banjo, pedal steel, accordion, bongos, drums, keys, and more guitars than I can count. They all seemed to be having as much fun playing together as the crowd was having. They came out for a meet-and-greet with all the fans after the show for autographs and pictures. That was a moment in time I won't forget!

Outstanding show as always. Some of the Christmas numbers were totally unexpected but they were absolutely amazing! I saw Asleep at the Wheel the first time in 1975 and Ray’s voice is just as good now as it was then. Plus, the band and backup vocals were spot on. If you get a chance to see them, don’t mis it!!!

This was both my first time seeing the artist and going to this venue. Poppy sounded amazing and the show was fun. Not really a big spectacle but still uniquely Poppy. Pvris and Pom Pom Squad really were perfect support acts giving the show a very consistent atmosphere and sound. The venue itself was nice. It's big enough to get a decent crowd in, the bar is reasonable and convenient, and I like the merch area being separated from the live area. I'll definitely attend shows there in the future and hope to see Poppy again as well

Yelawolf is awesome in concert!!! The venue was great! I love the little shows way more than the big ones. The only negative was his Manager Edward Crowe mean mugging the crowd all night like he wanted to kill us all but the show was bad a*s. Came so close to meeting Yelawolf in person but at least got to meet a part of his crew. Hopefully someday. Klever kills it everytime. If you ever get a chance to see Yelawolf. Do it. Every chance you get.

This was the first time we have ever left a show early. The music was so loud that you could barely hear the vocals. I don’t mind loud music but I want to hear the vocals too. The venue was so cold my wife and some of those sitting around us were freezing. And to top it off, people were talking throughout the entire show. It’s too bad cause I really have enjoyed them in the past.

Phenomenal! Mean Streak was a lot of fun, and seeing Portnoy back with Petrucci was great, the musical chemistry is undeniable!!! Seeing them together at G3 with Paul Gilbert and Joe Satriani was my first concert back in 2006, and would turn out to be the only time I saw them together until last night! REALLY AWESOME show, and big shout out to Dave Larue as well, he's great both in Petrucci's solo material as well as with Mike in Flying Colors!

Awesome!! It was an acoustic set and sounded great. They were spot on all night. Doug sings as well as he ever did. Venue is very basic, but staff got you in quickly and you didn't have to stand in line that long. Great job. Loved this concert!!!

This was the absolute best concert I’ve ever gone to and I cannot push that enough. It really is more of an experience than just a concert and there’s nothing quite like it. Thank you Kevin for being one of the best singers and performers I’ve ever seen, and for genuinely enjoying yourself onstage. Your smile and “thank you” after every song, the way you would walk around and interact with the rest of the band members and performers, it was all such an amazing show. Thank you for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime!

Pretty good for a queen cover band but it just makes you want the real thing more. We also saw them a day after watching Bohemian Rhapsody. Also I realized quickly that I really only enjoy about 7 or 8 Queen songs. Not bad though. Just not my personal favorite. If you are a huge Queen fan, definitely check them out.

First time seeing this guy. Not only were his songs hilarious, they were actual well sung and well written. He is also hilarious in between songs while talking to the crowd. He could do stand up, but it might take away from his real estate agent gig. Lol. Keep on keepin on dang ole Jonny Fritz!