Wonderful show! It was so great to get a real feel for who John Legend really is.

A really remarkable person with an incredible voice. So much fun!

Despite the rain- Train was great. Only thing that was disappointing was the long break they took about 30 minutes into the concert

Like fine wine Steve Miller just gets better!!!

Amazing show start to finish!

RT never ceases to amaze! Never loses his skills or his edge. Judy was in super-fine vocal shape, considering her age of 83. Unfortunately, a large proportion of her fans didn’t know what to do with Richard’s intensity. They’d come more for the nostalgia of beautifully-sung easy-listening tunes.

RT performed as lead up to Judy Collins. Superlative performance by both artists. RT was at the top of his game with his supernatural guitar mastery, his long and varied songbook, storied lyrics and understated wit. Judy Collins's voice just soared and especially her renditions of Mr. Tambourine Man and Suzanne floated us high above the starry night sky. The final offering was an unforgettable duet when RT joined her with guitar on stage, and they sang in harmony the most lilting yet electrifying collaboration on the late (far too early) Sandy Denny's penetrating " Who Knows Where the Time Goes". Both of their voices seem to have only grown stronger and more diverse over their long careers spanning 6 decades. That tribute to Sandy Denny finale alone was the fulfillment and beyond of all hope and anticipation I had for making sure to see these two legends at the same concert.

I was a bit disappointed in the show. Nick wasn't on long enough, and the sound in the shed was terrible. The people in charge of the sound board figured it out for the Mavericks' performance, but I was there to hear Nick!

Love ME and the medicine show!!

I'm in love and that's all you need to know.

The boston pops made the show album full. If you can see this show do so. He’s not a spring chicken.