Noah Kahan absolutely blew me away last night. It was the second show on the first leg of The Great Divide Tour, and if this is any indication of what’s to come, this tour is going to be unforgettable. From the first song to the final encore, the entire night felt special. The setlist was the perfect mix of favorites and songs from The Great Divide—heartbreaking, healing, nostalgic, and somehow incredibly fun all at once. The crowd knew every word, and there was this undeniable sense of connection in the arena that you just can’t manufacture. The stage design deserves its own shout-out. It was beautiful without being overdone, evolving throughout the night and somehow making a sold-out arena feel intimate. Noah’s storytelling, humor, and authenticity made it feel less like a concert and more like spending the evening with thousands of people who simply get it. And then there were the surprises. After a backlash stemming from night one, the fans who attended night two in Orlando were treated to four additional songs—“Willing and Able,” “Dan,” “Maine,” and “Staying Still.” Hearing those songs live and realizing you were experiencing something unique made an already incredible night feel even more special. I’ve been to a lot of concerts, and this one is going to be hard to top. The music, the visuals, the energy, everyone singing every lyric at the top of their lungs—it was pure magic. Noah Kahan set the bar impossibly high for The Great Divide Tour, and I already wish I could experience it all over again. ❤️🍂🎶

Loved the show. We got two $60 tickets in the back, but the seats weren't that bad. We could see Conan in the 1.5-hour performance. Esha Tewari had such a good performance; she is such a good underrated artist. The setlist was good; I wish ALL of Wishbone was on it and at least 2 songs from Found Heaven. Conan's Campfire was so magical, he played Generation Why, his unreleased song The Best (now on Spotify), and the wishbone was pulled, and we got Astronomy. If I had the chance to go again, I would get floor seats.

I had an AMAZING seat and a good time was had! I went alone for my bday & I am so glad I did!!! After purchasing front row seats in ATLANTA to her last Tour & having my flight cancelled due to the weather (promoter wasn’t allowing ticket Master to offer refunds) I lost $1800 for 2 tickets! So I purchased my seat for this show on the day of the show! Costume changes were EPIC! Dancers were on point. Mary gave me what I came for!

The show was phenomenal and very engaging! The group did a variety of artistic activities that left the audience yearning for more!! The venue could have had additional staff to assist ppl with getting to their seats. I had to walk back & forth frm incorrect information I was given by staff. The staff SHOULD have been more understanding after the show. I was told by security I had to wait outside for my ride. Security had already had ppl leave the venue. I told security, it was 15 degrees outside. I was told he didn’t make the rules. I didn’t move; I waited for him to return so I could speak to a mgr. The same security guard approached me but, quietly stated I could stay inside. I don’t know if this exception was made b/c I was sitting on my walker; it should have been the rule for everyone b/c of the freezing temperatures!

Come back! Not quite the same far up in a suite as it was front row in Charlotte but thank you for coming to Orlando! We did meet Elliott James Reay afterwards. He’s so sweet! My daughter did cry, however, when Benson did not get out of the car and we waited until 1:30 am for him to come out. Either way, great show. Can’t wait for the next one!

Nate has definitely drifted from his roots. Very sad. He was actually boring at times. The host and guest comedians were very funny. Nate now seems entitled and let the fame go to his head. His older self was hilarious, genuine and humble. Now he just talks about how famous he is, the rich people he hangs out with, places he travels and he had zero personality. Thank goodness for real OGs like Chris Rock and Kevin Hart. They have kept it real and stayed true to who they are. Good luck Nate.

Without question this was the best comedy show I have ever been to! Every comic leading up to the Bert was really good and once Bert got on stage and started delivering his content it was magical! So many surprises and even during the "The Machine" skit, Bert added in bonus material that slayed! You can tell Bert loves what he does and is extremely humble and appreciative of us as fans. I wish I had the opportunity to meet with Bert and hang for a day or even do his podcast! Great family man and comedian! Thank you Bert for an amazing show and I can't wait to come back next year and see you again!

This was my first solo concert and it couldn’t have gone better. Rauw Alejandro put on a SHOW. I danced, I cried, I screamed, I laughed and enjoyed every second of each act. Carita Linda fue unas de mis favoritas, Rauw trajo esa esencia boricua al 100. Ver las gráficas de la isla, me trajo lágrimas. Definitivamente Rauw es un artista que no se pueden perder en concierto. No me arrepiento de haber comprado la taquilla y haber ido sola<3!

Venue was amazing & the staff were super sweet. It rained but everyone was still in high spirits. Show was insane, great theatrics and atmosphere. I attended alone as a girl and felt safe the whole time. People spoke to me in line and we wound up sticking together the whole time. It was my first time seeing the band after listening for 10 years. I was lucky enough to get a wristband and witness the finale up close and personal. It was all I could’ve hoped for. Thank you so much for visiting Orlando :)

I love JXDN he is by far one of my biggest IDOLS. I have related to all of his songs. JXDN has saved my life multiple times and I love the way he expresses his emotions with all of his songs. I love how he is just an amazing person and he has a special place in my heart. If i were to get asked which songs are my favorite I would say "WHEN THE MUSIC STOPS" , "Beautiful Boy", "Even in the Dark", "Pray", "Comatose", and "Angels & Demons". I love those songs so much and I can relate. When JXDN released "WHEN THE MUSIC STOPS" I immediately listened to it and cried. I love that song so much. I thought my experience seeing JXDN live in concert would be bad, but my experience was AMAZING he did so well and I would LOVE to go and see him again live in concert soon I would give this Concert a 5 stat rating. Props to JXDN for making music that helps me get through my tough times and music that I can relate to.

Opening act, Plush, was fantastic! The lead singer had a strong voice. I loved her duet with David Draiman. I was not too excited about seeing Falling in Reverse, but the lead singer was energetic and funny. He has a beautiful voice. Finally, Disturbed. Just amazing. I love their music and their shows. I thought David’s voice sounded a little strained in some of the songs. Maybe allergies or fatigue. Still, a strained David Draiman voice is always better than most other performers on a good day.

Pink was absolutely incredible!!! Amway was not. We were lower level (111) and when ppl jumped or danced the entire section shook and swayed and felt like it was going to crumble under us so we were very distracted by that and missed some really good stuff. Gave me motion sickness. Freaked out my friend. The 3 ppl next to us left and never came back. I paid a lot and feel shafted bc of the venue. Absolutely go! IF you’re on solid stands or ground. Bc you will want to jump and dance and cheer.

Nate Smith put on one hell of a show! Been a fan for a few years now and bought tickets to see mainly him. Was a little sad that he only got 4 songs to play. I understand that he was the opener but I have been to plenty of shows where the opener gets a minimum of 6 songs. Nate sounded great though and I’m looking forward to his own headlining show!

It was so incredible seeing Jungle for the first time! Their songs and energy they brought to the Amway was beyond joy for me and my son who is also an avid fan. Unfortunately, as I suspected, not that many people are familiar with them, and many concert-goers were not as into it as some of us were. Nevertheless, we enjoyed every single minute of them on stage. I wish they would’ve played a couple other of their songs, but I was truly satisfied! Also, on a side note, their merch was of so much better quality than the main act, Gorillaz. We are talking embroidered t-shirts and hats, all for the same price as just he printed ones from their counterpart.

Elton John is truly a rock God! I first saw Elton 17620 days ago in Atlanta. He sounds just as good now, if not better, than he did back then. He truly put on a performance of a lifetime. His band sounded like they were 20 years old and enthusiasm of all of his bandmates was incredible. The stage show was state-of-the-art! Get ready to shed a tear at the end of "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"!

This was definitely the best day of my life. When I bought 4th row floor tickets, I did not think I would have barricade, but I did. The fourth row seats were also basically front row because there was no seats in front of me and I got to see and touch Shawn Mendes about 4 times. This was the greatest experience I’ve ever had and if I could, I would go back to the same concert and experience the same thing over and over again.❤️❤️❤️

I've never attended a more hyped concert (so far). Everyone in the crowd sung to every song, the energy was surreal - Khalid was delivering fun, soft, serious & funky songs one after the other - there was no break period in the mood. The guy is super sweet also: graciously signed the ground floor audience's merch after starting his set, encouraged select audience members to come on stage to interact w/ him (one for a girl who missed school to see him, another for an engaged couple (congrats too btw you 2)), delivering general positive attitude. Both visually & lyrically a stunning performer. Clairo was an alright opening act - can't lie I had never listened to her discography before, but she had some good songs she was real sweet. I just dunno if her energy & musical style was the best fit as the opener for Khalid. Regardless, would see again & again & again until I no longer could.

I was not a Jonas fan... I had a friend ask if I wanted to go see them live. I replied no but one day I was curious of their new CD Happiness Begins "the cover is what caught my attention". Every single track is soooo goooood!!!!!! I told my friend yes I'll go to the concert. They put on a phenomenal show <3 One of the best that I've ever been too. Will be going again for sure and I am now a fan.

The only things I weren't particularly fond of, things I can only say because I saw them once before in November of 2018, is that the overall sound quality was not balanced as well as the previous time. Probably just because it was at a different venue in a different city, but it was hard to make out what Tyler was singing at points. Luckily I know the lyrics like the back of my back of my hand and had no trouble keeping up, but for the opening band especially, it was sometimes hard to hear. The other thing was just a personal preference, in that I missed the curtains around the B-stage. Regardless of this, the show was absolutely breathtaking, between the timing (as always), and of course the good music. One more thing I'd like to say, assuming anyone is still reading this, is that the crowd last night was incredibly energetic, and LOUD. I loved it. Thank you to Twenty Øne Piløts for the amazing show, and a chance to escape time's grasp for a few hours.