Went with my dad and he enjoyed the bare naked ladies even more then the headliners😅 His reasoning for probably not liking train as much was the bass being insanely loud... You could feel it in your internal organs🫣 As for the Bare naked Ladies they were amazing! Train is also great and their guitarist is crazy talented! Fun seeing the next generation display their talents on the stage as well!

10/10 would recommend--the venue, the artists (all 3 bands were fantastic), all of it. The venue was great; everything seemed extremely streamlined. Entering was extremely easy with having the tickets on the app, having the multiple merch tables, restrooms, & concessions made standing in line for drinks go quickly. Also, being cashless made everything easy. The event itself was excellent. The sound was great; I know that can always be an issue with outside venues. And the quick changes in between sets were crazy--I've been to some shows were it was 30-45 for set change. All 3 bands were excellent. Train has been one of my favorites since they released their first single so I was mainly there to see them. But both Matt Nathanson & B*******d Ladies put on fantastic sets. Matt Nathanson had amazing energy & sounded great. B*******d Ladies also had wonderful energy, sounded great, and their cool background show just made their set that much more fun. Train was fantastic! They sound great, their background sets/videos were awesome, his son singing one of my favorite Journey songs was excellent! I have been wanting to see them in concert for years & I'm so glad I got to see this tour.

With about an hour rain delay, Train came out with a limited set list to make curfew at the venue. They nailed it! The set list was cut down to ALL their best hits! They were amazing, getting the crowd involved with a ticker tape release and sending beach ball through the crowd! Pat Monohan is the ultimate showman with an incredible voice, backed by a great band! 5 stars all day long!

Great show. The opening group I had never heard of. They did a great job covering a load of cover bands. REO was amazing. The energy of the lead singer was amazing. He mentioned being 72, let me tell you if I have that kind of energy at 72 I’ll be ecstatic! Train was incredible! I love seeing them live. This was my 4th or 5th time. Excellent show.

Go see this show if you can. It was such a blast! Yachtly Crew was the opening band and they were so much fun. They got the crowd warmed up and then REO Speedwagon came on. They sounded great! Everyone was up and dancing having a great time and then Train came on and rocked the house!!! They put on an amazing show that is strong all the way through. One song goes right into the next and you just can’t sit down. They engage the crowd in the right way to create an awesome live show experience.

The Train REO Speedwagon show was absolutely fantastic! It's the 1st time I've been to Budweiser Stage and it certainly won't be my last. The view, ambience and sound were 2nd to none. I've been to a lot of concerts but this one has got to be one of my favorites. If you've been trying to decide whether to go or not, wait no longer. You will not regret it! Greg

It was a last minute ticket grab but what a treat! This was a exceptional show with opener Yacht Rock Revue and headliner Train who I had never seen either before live in concert! YRR played a few original tunes and a slew of classic Rock and 'AM Gold' songs from Baker Street to Ride Like the Wind! Train took to the stage and were clearly having so much fun while entertaining a nearly full capacity Starlight Theatre! All their hits and deep cut favorites from their decades of music sounded amazing and to be honest, I am kicking myself for not seeing these guys until now! If you've never heard of Yacht Rock Revue check them out and definitely...GO SEE TRAIN!!

Once again Pat knocked it out the park with a mix of old /new and cover songs. If there was any doubt about the bands performance then it didn't show here.They interacted with the audience and had them singing every note making Pat's performance that much easier. I've seen Train when they were last here in Birmingham in a similar venue and for a group that can pack a 50,000 seater in the US it's a small gig but the performance and interaction is first rate. Having seen many bands over the years only Freddie (Queen) got the crowd going like Pat can and that is all I need to say Go see them for yourself,I will be waiting for their next visit as promised by Pat

The concert was amazing! My third time seeing Train! He never gets old! The venue wasn’t my favorite. Only reason for that was because it was general admission and bring chairs or blankets. So we hauled our chairs in….the lines were long and the chair areas were already filled up with chairs and blankets “claiming” spots while people got their food and beverages. Some people had one chair on a giant blanket and that was their spot. When it could have fit multiple chairs. Not really fair. So we were left with the grandstand in the back. It was crowded up there with our chairs in the bleachers. People constantly tripping on them to come and go and then the whole concert there was a majority of guests in the “dancing” area the whole time and they didn’t even use their chairs they claimed down below! So we actually could have been closer. Not set up very well in that aspect if you ask me.

By far one of the better concerts I’ve been to. A band full of great musicians and did some great crowd work as well. His voice is spot on with the recordings. Unlike other bands/musicians, Train actually performed on time, which is rare nowadays, and did a 22-song set. About two hours long. Great, new venue as well. Just this year alone, I’ve seen John Mayer, Muse, OneRepublic, Phoenix, Kelsea Ballerini, etc…… I would say that so far Train has been the most crowd friendly and respectable band. The show was absolutely worth the money. Highly recommend.

This was a fun concert. I could have done without two warm-up acts, but other than that, it was great. The rain stopped so we could actually have a nice night and the band sounded great. I was glad I had my concert plugs as it was super loud,, but the sound was good, really nice bass. The 30 seat sections are sort of a PITA if you are in the middle and need to get out, and the venue had the rows so close together I am not sure they were fire compliant. If we had all needed to get out in a hurry we would have been doomed as you could barely fit through the rows even with no-one in in them. Lake concerts are always fun, and this one was no exception. I liked the way they played lots of different genres and mixed up with their own tunes and covers. Good show all the way around.

I loved everything about the concert! I was ecstatic to hear that my favorite Allen Stone was opening for them. I loved the gift from the package I bought, which was an awesome picnic backpack! (Maroon 5 gave us a cheap pillow-ugh!) I brought a friend that had never seen them before and was not surprised when she turned and said this is the BEST concert I’ve ever been to!! I will definitely make sure I’m in the front row for their next show in Tampa.

This was a fantastic concert. Train can't be anything but outstanding. They interact with the crowd like no other group. I will go see Train anytime they are around here. The Midflorida Credit Union Ampitheater is a nice place to see a show but you have to be very rich to eat or drink there. It's crazy. I went to see Hootie and the Blowfish and the next day I received an email for a voucher for $20 of free food or drinks. Not one person in the entire place knew what to do with it. Even the head of Live Nation didn't know but she promised to find out and call me and today is Tuesday and the show was Sunday and I still haven't heard from her. But as for Train, they are the best you can see. The 5 stars was for Train and their performance. If I was rating sound, food, and helpfulness of employees, I would have given a 1 because I can't give a 0.

Fantastic show. Wished that Allen Stone could have sung a little more. It was a delightful experience from start to finish. Staff members were friendly and helpful. Being able to park so close was beyond convenient for this 65 year old. Cost of refreshments way out of line especially for people on fixed incomes. Train was over the top entertaining. I enjoyed the Goo-Goo Dolls as well. I really appreciated how quickly the stage was set up for each of the bands and the breaks were short between. It was a great pace for the over all concert. It was almost a perfect night. If you could just do something about the exorbitant costs of food and alcohol.

Train concerts are the best! However, Treasure Island Resort & C****o is not the best place to experience Pat Monahan’s magic. First off, the seating chart shows Section CC as elevated, which it is, but barely. It is also behind the sound booth, which I knew, but did NOT know it would block my view of the stage. Add to that being seated next to some folks that barely moved during the whole show. It was not my favorite Train concert, or concert in general. I saw Train at the Excel Center in May and that concert was epic. The sound and stage presence was amazing! I guess I will stick to the larger venues in the future.

Went with my dad and he enjoyed the bare naked ladies even more then the headliners😅 His reasoning for probably not liking train as much was the bass being insanely loud... You could feel it in your internal organs🫣 As for the Bare naked Ladies they were amazing! Train is also great and their guitarist is crazy talented! Fun seeing the next generation display their talents on the stage as well!

10/10 would recommend--the venue, the artists (all 3 bands were fantastic), all of it. The venue was great; everything seemed extremely streamlined. Entering was extremely easy with having the tickets on the app, having the multiple merch tables, restrooms, & concessions made standing in line for drinks go quickly. Also, being cashless made everything easy. The event itself was excellent. The sound was great; I know that can always be an issue with outside venues. And the quick changes in between sets were crazy--I've been to some shows were it was 30-45 for set change. All 3 bands were excellent. Train has been one of my favorites since they released their first single so I was mainly there to see them. But both Matt Nathanson & B*******d Ladies put on fantastic sets. Matt Nathanson had amazing energy & sounded great. B*******d Ladies also had wonderful energy, sounded great, and their cool background show just made their set that much more fun. Train was fantastic! They sound great, their background sets/videos were awesome, his son singing one of my favorite Journey songs was excellent! I have been wanting to see them in concert for years & I'm so glad I got to see this tour.

With about an hour rain delay, Train came out with a limited set list to make curfew at the venue. They nailed it! The set list was cut down to ALL their best hits! They were amazing, getting the crowd involved with a ticker tape release and sending beach ball through the crowd! Pat Monohan is the ultimate showman with an incredible voice, backed by a great band! 5 stars all day long!

Great show. The opening group I had never heard of. They did a great job covering a load of cover bands. REO was amazing. The energy of the lead singer was amazing. He mentioned being 72, let me tell you if I have that kind of energy at 72 I’ll be ecstatic! Train was incredible! I love seeing them live. This was my 4th or 5th time. Excellent show.

Go see this show if you can. It was such a blast! Yachtly Crew was the opening band and they were so much fun. They got the crowd warmed up and then REO Speedwagon came on. They sounded great! Everyone was up and dancing having a great time and then Train came on and rocked the house!!! They put on an amazing show that is strong all the way through. One song goes right into the next and you just can’t sit down. They engage the crowd in the right way to create an awesome live show experience.

The Train REO Speedwagon show was absolutely fantastic! It's the 1st time I've been to Budweiser Stage and it certainly won't be my last. The view, ambience and sound were 2nd to none. I've been to a lot of concerts but this one has got to be one of my favorites. If you've been trying to decide whether to go or not, wait no longer. You will not regret it! Greg

It was a last minute ticket grab but what a treat! This was a exceptional show with opener Yacht Rock Revue and headliner Train who I had never seen either before live in concert! YRR played a few original tunes and a slew of classic Rock and 'AM Gold' songs from Baker Street to Ride Like the Wind! Train took to the stage and were clearly having so much fun while entertaining a nearly full capacity Starlight Theatre! All their hits and deep cut favorites from their decades of music sounded amazing and to be honest, I am kicking myself for not seeing these guys until now! If you've never heard of Yacht Rock Revue check them out and definitely...GO SEE TRAIN!!

Once again Pat knocked it out the park with a mix of old /new and cover songs. If there was any doubt about the bands performance then it didn't show here.They interacted with the audience and had them singing every note making Pat's performance that much easier. I've seen Train when they were last here in Birmingham in a similar venue and for a group that can pack a 50,000 seater in the US it's a small gig but the performance and interaction is first rate. Having seen many bands over the years only Freddie (Queen) got the crowd going like Pat can and that is all I need to say Go see them for yourself,I will be waiting for their next visit as promised by Pat

The concert was amazing! My third time seeing Train! He never gets old! The venue wasn’t my favorite. Only reason for that was because it was general admission and bring chairs or blankets. So we hauled our chairs in….the lines were long and the chair areas were already filled up with chairs and blankets “claiming” spots while people got their food and beverages. Some people had one chair on a giant blanket and that was their spot. When it could have fit multiple chairs. Not really fair. So we were left with the grandstand in the back. It was crowded up there with our chairs in the bleachers. People constantly tripping on them to come and go and then the whole concert there was a majority of guests in the “dancing” area the whole time and they didn’t even use their chairs they claimed down below! So we actually could have been closer. Not set up very well in that aspect if you ask me.

By far one of the better concerts I’ve been to. A band full of great musicians and did some great crowd work as well. His voice is spot on with the recordings. Unlike other bands/musicians, Train actually performed on time, which is rare nowadays, and did a 22-song set. About two hours long. Great, new venue as well. Just this year alone, I’ve seen John Mayer, Muse, OneRepublic, Phoenix, Kelsea Ballerini, etc…… I would say that so far Train has been the most crowd friendly and respectable band. The show was absolutely worth the money. Highly recommend.

This was a fun concert. I could have done without two warm-up acts, but other than that, it was great. The rain stopped so we could actually have a nice night and the band sounded great. I was glad I had my concert plugs as it was super loud,, but the sound was good, really nice bass. The 30 seat sections are sort of a PITA if you are in the middle and need to get out, and the venue had the rows so close together I am not sure they were fire compliant. If we had all needed to get out in a hurry we would have been doomed as you could barely fit through the rows even with no-one in in them. Lake concerts are always fun, and this one was no exception. I liked the way they played lots of different genres and mixed up with their own tunes and covers. Good show all the way around.

I loved everything about the concert! I was ecstatic to hear that my favorite Allen Stone was opening for them. I loved the gift from the package I bought, which was an awesome picnic backpack! (Maroon 5 gave us a cheap pillow-ugh!) I brought a friend that had never seen them before and was not surprised when she turned and said this is the BEST concert I’ve ever been to!! I will definitely make sure I’m in the front row for their next show in Tampa.

This was a fantastic concert. Train can't be anything but outstanding. They interact with the crowd like no other group. I will go see Train anytime they are around here. The Midflorida Credit Union Ampitheater is a nice place to see a show but you have to be very rich to eat or drink there. It's crazy. I went to see Hootie and the Blowfish and the next day I received an email for a voucher for $20 of free food or drinks. Not one person in the entire place knew what to do with it. Even the head of Live Nation didn't know but she promised to find out and call me and today is Tuesday and the show was Sunday and I still haven't heard from her. But as for Train, they are the best you can see. The 5 stars was for Train and their performance. If I was rating sound, food, and helpfulness of employees, I would have given a 1 because I can't give a 0.

Fantastic show. Wished that Allen Stone could have sung a little more. It was a delightful experience from start to finish. Staff members were friendly and helpful. Being able to park so close was beyond convenient for this 65 year old. Cost of refreshments way out of line especially for people on fixed incomes. Train was over the top entertaining. I enjoyed the Goo-Goo Dolls as well. I really appreciated how quickly the stage was set up for each of the bands and the breaks were short between. It was a great pace for the over all concert. It was almost a perfect night. If you could just do something about the exorbitant costs of food and alcohol.

Train concerts are the best! However, Treasure Island Resort & C****o is not the best place to experience Pat Monahan’s magic. First off, the seating chart shows Section CC as elevated, which it is, but barely. It is also behind the sound booth, which I knew, but did NOT know it would block my view of the stage. Add to that being seated next to some folks that barely moved during the whole show. It was not my favorite Train concert, or concert in general. I saw Train at the Excel Center in May and that concert was epic. The sound and stage presence was amazing! I guess I will stick to the larger venues in the future.