This was a great night of praise and worship. Erica Campbell, Tasha Cobb-Leonard, Israel Houghton, Jonathan Mc Ronalds and Jeklynn Carr all amazing artist. The Lord and the Holy Spirit were in our midst. I thank God and these artist for Shari g their God given gifts with the world. ONE HALLELUJAH was definitely offered up to God LOUD AND CLEAR LAST NIGHT!!!

the band was amazing as always, it took so much for me to get there to see them for the last time. sofi stadium is useless if you are handicapped though, don't try to park near the gate you need to go to, they will send you to a lot about a half mile away and expect you to walk.

Great band, great show, very disappointed in the YouTube theater, everybody has to stand up whenever somebody comes down the row. It’s very disappointing to see that they couldn’t give another two or 3 inches for people to be able to function but that’s corporate greed for you. and charging $45 to park to try to claw their $1.8 billion investment back doesn’t make it any more appealing, I’d rather drive to San Diego to see the same band for a fraction of the price and hassle, it was great hearing new order play all of their classics, but it was a relatively short set.

I loved the Entire show, the staff were really nice & helpful. Love the elevator 🛗 😍 and Tony!Toni!Tone! Was the Bizness. I heard every word & instrument that was sung or played. Just a note that it's difficult for the 3 tier to watch many things because of the 2 large black overheads blocking 🚫 the view of the stage & video's on stage.Someone may want to look into that & figure out a way in which it can be removed or downsized. That would make it perfect!! Thank you!!

Kenny Loggins initial comment was "you've got a nice little nightclub here" meaning the You Tube Theatre! Nice place, good sightlines, sound & lighting top notch, but the facility seemed a bit too unfinished (signage for restrooms missing, lack of inside refreshment/food locations, food trucks instead of usual snack bar type --- all seemed very temporary!! Lastly, the opening act (which there set went about 45 mins. was longer than normal) came out on stage - unannounced - about 12 minutes BEFORE the scheduled start time for the show. Never seen that before as light & sound crews appeared to be caught off guard!! After that strange beginning to the gig, Kenny Loggins did himself quite proud by doing a great very personal show as this was two shows away from the end of his touring after all these many years. Probably 4 or 5th time over his career that I've caught his act - always good. This was VERY GREAT and what a way to go out....

Man, LA's been Hooters-deprived for 30 years and, boy, did we feel it! Last night at the YouTube Theater? Pure 80s magic with a modern twist. Still can’t believe they weren't the headliners – these guys have still have the magic of Nervous Night. Here’s hoping they don’t keep us waiting another three decades! The Hooters, LA’s missed ya and we want more! 🤘

My only wish is more songs and longer show. Rick is a true showman - loves his fans and we love THE HUMAN TOUCH. He gets into the crowd and goes from left to right. If you're in row 2 or 3 you're going to touch some of that 74 yr old hotness. I'd give TEN STARS IF I COULD.

This concert will be hard to beat. They were unreal! This venue is perfect, too. If you get a chance to see the Flaming Lips lives, then do it! They out on an incredible show, they used the stage beautifully. Also, if there is a great artist playing at the You Tube theatre, then go see them!! Not a bad seat but definitely try to sit on the floor or in the 100’s section ;)

I have seen The Flaming Lips a grip of times, and each time is amazing. However, I have to say seeing them perform the “Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots” album was beyond any other performance that I’ve seen. They ALWAYS bring the amazingly inclusive effects and compassionate love. They make the world a better place and life more lovely.

was really cool to see Dermot to have a ton of energy and go all out on some songs that aren't always up beat It made it a ton of fun. had a lot of drunk people around me but its what you expect at a concert. this guy is really amazing buy tickets when he comes buy you. Its a must!!!!

It wasn't just a concert; it was a worship experience. Brandon and Benjamin are exceptionally talented anointed worship leaders. The hair twins match each other's energy. 😂 The top two favorite moments: everyone lighting the place up with their cell phones while Brandon sang 'Fear is not my future' and the time of intercessory prayer. Can't wait for his summer tour!

The concert was great. Had a great time would’ve gave me five stars but some security, Hispanic guy come telling me and my friend while we were standing looking through an opening with our food were, there was several Hispanic people there with food, he come up to us, he got a complaint. It’s always somebody trying to a police and always some racial stuff. I don’t know why we just can’t get along.

The most amazing surreal experience ever I had the best night screaming all of their songs. I swear the boys are the sweetest and nicest people ever I luckily had VIP. If your thinking about going you should because it is definitely worth it I already miss it so much I cried like so many times after the concert.

Seeing one of my favorite bands for the third time was great. My only critique is that the mics didn’t seem to be working or even on for Lonny and Jinnx. And we could hear Andy, but that wasn’t great either. I’m not going to blame the band, because I know that’s not their fault. Can’t wait to see them again when they come back to SoCal!

The B-52’s put on a good show as usual. However, they played for 1 hour and 15 minutes to an almost a old out arena of 15,000. Not really what I expect from a “Farewell Tour”. Also the sound volume was so high at times that it was drowning out the tones of the music and vocals. The opening band (KC & The Sunshine Band) had no problems with their sound. Hope that this is not the last time I see them live.

Super awesome show! They were fantastic! Also, I had never been to the YouTube Theater. It's really nice. The seats that we got was a bit of an obstructive view and the seats are not short people friendly, so if someone tall is sitting in front of you, it wi be tough to see but the sound quality was great. Also, the bathrooms are places in an odd place. They are right outside of the theater doors, so you definitely get a funneling of people coming out of the theater and the lines waiting for the bathrooms. So the layout is odd but the theater was nice. Again, just depends where you sit as to how your view will be. Phoenix was amazing though and I would definitely see them again.

This show was awesome except for the fact they started late and ended rather early and oddly. The band had already left the stage once then came back on to play African Postman in an encore, which was also the song they opened with. Then Winston hyped us all up asking if we wanted more and we all responded exuberantly. Then Winston proceeded to walk off the stage and the band then followed never to return to play more. Despite that it was Great! Winston played the congos at times on most or maybe all the songs and did some grooving too. He never let his dreads down which was the first time out of many shows that I had seen him like that. They played several songs from the Live in Paris lp. Since that is my favorite album I found this show better than the last one at the Hollywood Bowl. The YouTube theater was an unbelievable venue. They thought of everything with that place including the amazing sound system and the huge screens that were projecting images of the band just as they looked on stage and with unrivaled clarity. Our seats were in the second row but I imagine if you were either in a back row or upper level you wouldn't even mind due to the giant screens. The one thing I was disappointed in was that there was no merch being sold as I was looking forward to purchasing a tour shirt. Especially when I don't expect they will be touring out here in Cali again. One can only wait and hope they will be back. If they come back I would strongly recommend you go see them!! Winston Rodney you are a force to reckon with. Thank you for so many great years and the many great songs that you have given us over the years!!

YouTube theater staff was amazing. Very knowledgeable. The venue was very clean and the process to get in was effortless. I did not like that my bag was just over the limit and I was sent to the locker to store my bag. It was $20 to store. And then I saw other attendees with bags bigger that were getting into the venue. I’ve seen Jack five times now. He was good and the drummer was amazing. But I felt like the last few times I saw him he was more on.

Okay, the venue is great. Excellent sound and lighting... easy process to enter and securing your cell phone in a locked pouch for the entire show. Many people waiting after the show to unlock your cell phone. The show: Natalie Bergman and her band looked and sounded great, but I did not dig them... at all... more rock, less Jesus is my motto. Jack White and his band were incredible. No set list, Jack picks what he wants to play as he goes along, and the band immediately play what he gestures... the band never missed a beat or a note, truly professional. Jack and the Band put on a good show. They conveyed a lot of passion and energy, they weren't just playing notes, they were feeling them and were moved by them.

The show was fantastic! My only complaint was that it seems the lighting director for Slash was also running the lights for the opening act, Dead Sara, and it seemed he had no clue as to how to run the lights for them. The lead vocalist was kept in the dark for most of their performance, which was such a shame because they were so good! I had a great time though!