The Cuthbert Amphitheater

I was front row on the barrier and it was the first concert I’ve been to and it was amazing, good music. Some tributes to ozzy. But my person favorite part was crusatyr because it held a lot of energy and you can’t forget Danny boy which is why he most well known song then it goes into a ozzy song in memory. Loved the place and would go again❤️

Paris was amazing! Even though there was a heat advisory, she looked and sounded great! The venue (The Cutbert Amphitheater) however, I will not return to.

Incredible show! The visuals were stunning. The set list was insane. The entire story of the show was epic. Luke's voice was beautiful. They are must see!

We thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this show. Venue was great & he still has it! Sang all his greatest hits. Enjoyed seeing and hearing his sons play with him. We were the Fortunate Ones plus it didn’t rain a drop on us.

If you're on the fence. Go see them! Pouring rain did not slow them down. Or the fans. Everyone enjoyed it as they sounded great.

Great show, the Goo Goo Dolls are the best. my second time seeing them play . 90 minutes of nonstop music. Can’t wait to see them again.

The whole evening was spectacular. This was my first time at this venue (from Portland) and I definitely will return. The staff was extremely helpful. The music was fantastic. It would help if there were signs identifying the parking lot as we entered and exited through different entrances/exits and got a little turned around.

I sadly could not attend, but my friend, who is also a singer, went and said she was Edna was the “surprise delight of the evening!”

if they ever perform in this exact place again, go!!! the moment it hits night the entire atmosphere changes and everybody's dad dancing at the front

I’m a newer fan and this was my fist tiger army show. It was a great show! They chose great song for the short time they had. They played well and tight as well as with energy! Nick13 is an absolute pro and has a unique sound, style, and persona. The show really feels like your in an alternate universe in which the late 1940’s through early 60’s has crashed into a fast paced ghostly punk amusement park. Let me tell you, I’ll be the first to buy a one way ticket to this new reality. The one impression I left with was that Tiger Army never dies! -the man in the SF hat.

What a great show! Aimee is an absolute force as a frontman. Her voice is amazing and she got emotional during some of the songs. You can tell she means every word she sings, as well as looking the crowd in the eyes and getting up close in personal shaking hands with fans during the show. Kevin, Jesse, and Justin played tight and had great tones as well as interacting with each other and Aimee during the show. It was a family big bash and they were welcoming you to be a part of it. I don’t see myself missing one of their shows in my area from here on out. They really have it all: Amazing songs, played well, overflowing with charisma, and really cool style. They have mastered ska/punk genre but have set themselves apart and will have tons of fans outside the genre.

🔥Couldn’t have asked for anything more, except that the Skints should occasionally get the headlining spot!! So many songs left unplayed, but so grateful for their presence, joy, and energy! SUPPORT THIS BAND!!🔥

In so much awe of their positive force that I forgot to sing along!! Awesome performers and perfect music! And in a great venue!

Great show,sad they didn't do will the Wolf survive or don't worry baby but Derek trucks coming out and doing the allman brothers song don't keep me Einstein's with them was awesome!

An enjoyable evening at this great outdoor venue. I think they need to tinker with the sound, because I thought the drums and bass overwhelmed the horn section. The guitars are mixed pretty loud, especially Derek's, and I would agree with another review that mentioned too many slide solos in songs where they were not really needed. Having two drummers, both of whom seem unrestrained, dominates too many of their songs, many of which can get pretty frenetic. Derek is a great guitarist, and Susan a very good one, but his solos are very much in that 70's "more is more" mode. Too many demonstrations that he can play really, really fast. The ambitious new material is variable in quality. The crowd seemed to really like the back-to-back Derek and the Dominos tunes: "Bell Bottom Blues/Why Does Love Have to Be So Sad" more than some of their original songs. Opening for them was Los Lobos, who despite being one of the most talented rock bands in the US, has never become a major act, despite having two excellent guitarists and great material. They were received well and in their hour-long set managed a variety that would provide a good overview to the younger members of the audience. One highlight was Susan and Derek joining them for a newly relevant rendering of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On."

So good in so many ways. Phil’s voice keeps getting better, his playing always interesting. Graham and Stu work so well together, intermingling solos. Dunno know who was on keys but he was great. His solos crushed, but we’re a little too buried in the mix, unfortunately. You could hear them… just didn’t cut thru the way the guitars did. Lots of exploring jams, with some straight gems (Loose Lucy, Scarlet) and great takes on some old regulars (Dark Star, Help-Slip- … -Franklin). If the rain hadn’t washed us away on our drive north, we would have gone all the way to Marymoor for another dose.

It was the place to be last night. Second set was epic. Some songs came together as probably the most well executed and purest version and of course the crowd couldn’t have been any better.

Amazing players, great venue, feeling very lucky to have seen this show. I brought a buddy who isn't familiar with the music. He said he gets it now. Oh yeah!

My 4th year seeing NYD live and my 4th time being able to talk to Ash and Nikki.. the concert was amazing just like all the other times I have seen them and they have never failed to put on a great show. NYD has done so much for me through their music and performances and their meet and greets it’s hard to explain it all. I have made sure to go to all their concerts since warped tour 2015 and I have yet to fail that. I drove all the way to Eugene from Vancouver just to see them they mean that much to me. They have encouraged me to push for what I want and to achieve my goals and I am proud to say I did just that. I am a future sailor for the United States Navy and I don’t think I would’ve fully gotten here without NYD’s encouragement. I’m hoping to see them one last time before I leave on August 20 or at least get ahold of them somehow but I know that is a big big wish. Thank you NYD and Ash and Nikki for everything you have done even tho I can’t tell you all of it.

2nd time seeing you guys, even better now! Can't wait to see you again 🤘 you helped make a historically bad day much more bearable.