Xfinity Theatre

It was a good time and Point North didn't disappoint. Falling in Reverse was Outstanding! And I love how Ronnie said Thank You after every song. Shows his Humble Side and that he is Grateful. Also Appreciated that he came thru the audience.

Connecticut - Xfinity show was my 4th Creed concert this month. A bit obsessed maybe? Possible. I mean how many bands can disappear off the face of the earth and reemerge on fire like this. I have yet to see four generations of a crowd singing a 25 year old song in unison -- is it magic, spiritual or a country yearning for unity and this band is here to offer that to them even if it's just for a short time. The go away with the memory of sharing that experience with their parents, children and perhaps grandkids who seem to like rock music, go figure. The came, they delivered...left the crowd wanting more where they converged to the parking lot to continue to sing (not great) and dance to their legendary "One last breath" song...only authenticity brings about that kind of response from 4 generations at once. Should we call Guinness? Now, as far as the theatre is concerned? The location is chaotic, the parking is a mess, the police officers seem like they are working a country club. Their direction was not only unclear but, conflicted with the way they were directing traffic...to clarify, they advised people to wait in an area for rideshare that had no address, poor lighting, poor traffic signage and to add to the chaos...every rideshare spoken to said the police officers were no even allowing them to go to the area where they directed people to go to await their ride. Some kind of sick joke? possibly, certainly annoyed me. That was the imperfect ending to what could have been an almost perfect evening. Now, I understand why I am definitely not aq concert person. More drama than I would normally care to deal with...just thought I would be an artist support from a distance. Is that so difficult to get?

Good night of music with Girlfriends, Simple Plan and Avril. Avril setlist for a Greatest Hits to was “meh” and far to short. 16 songs and 2 of them (Hot and My Happy Ending) were only one verse versions. And what the hell are you doing covering a Simple Plan tune when you have a huge song catalogue !! A bit dissatisfying this day and age when other bands play at least 2 hours but when considering all bands it was worth the price of admission.

I absolutely love PTV and I was so excited to see they were going on tour near me. The lineup they had was good and the live music sounded just like the albums. I loved it!!

NLE always puts on a great show. He truly cares about his fans and shows them love. Very grateful to support and be a fan of such a humble artist

Legends walk the Earth! First time at the Xfinity and first time seeing Hank. The theater was great! Staff and seats were wonderful. Hank had two acts opening for him that were really superb. William Beckmann opened the show with a short set that exhibited his songwriting capabilities. I suspect that we will be hearing from him in the future. Beckmann was followed by Charley Crockett, who did a longer set with a bigger band. They rocked the house and primed the pump for the main act. By the time that Hank came on, the crowd was ready to dance, and Hank did not disappoint. He kept the crowd on their feet for the remainder of the show. He sang all the hits with the crowd singing right along. His songs are more like anthems. I had forgotten a few but I was instantly engaged with each song. Hank’s band were all accomplished musicians who know how to rock. He also did a solo set.The audience was a wide range of ages as many people brought their children. It was a memorable show. I am looking forward to seeing Hank again!

My first time at a rap concert and it was great! Been a Busta Rhymes fan forever and he took the show. Then 50 came in and finished the show off amazingly! I was so impressed. Excellent show!!

This concert was my childhood dream come true! Nas was amazing, Busta killed it, and it was great to see so many of the clan there, even ODBs son! Was a little disappointed Method Man isn't a part of the tour, but he's grinding pursuing other things, that that the Wu platform opened doors for, which is dope. Outdoor/indoor venue was great, lots of food and drink options. Parking is rarely smooth in and out for a huge concert like that, but it wasn't too bad.

I love Riley's music and I was so excited to see him. He was good, but I know he can be better. I want him to just play HIS music, and not to slow it down so much. His recorded music is awesome.

Wicked Good Show. My first show at the Xfinity Center. Unsure if that venue is acoustically weak or a result of the sound team .. but sound could of been better. The Chicks get 5 stars .. the sound gets a weak 3

Absolutely out of this world! Watching Tim perform 2 rows from the stage was one of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever had. Truly a legend. Russell Dickerson was a great opener as well. Best country concert I’ve been to!

Not just a rock show. It’s a theatrical production. Stage and set are amazing. The boys can still play and Bruce is the best front man a band could want. Don’t miss this tour.

Ain’t enough stars on here to describe how incredible these dudes are live, I’ve seen every band in the genre I’ve ever loved which results in hundreds of shows I’ve seen but this one was truly something special, thank you so much Iron Maiden for making my Live life worth living and please come again!

This was my first time seeing Iron Maiden and I have to say it was an 11/10 show. The sound was great and their stage theatrics are too notch. If you're on the fence, do yourself a favor and just go!

Was cool, I ended up meeting the love of my life at this Shinedown & Godsmack show believe it or not, so an interesting twist on seeing the 2 bands for the first time each to say the least

Awesome concert, brought my 4 year old for her first concert and she absolutely had a great time. My two oldest adore each member of the group and they have been excellent role models for them.

Beautiful set. Played five of my absolute favorites (Mrs. Potter’s Lullaby, If I Could Give All My Love [Richard Manuel is Dead], Palisades Park, Los Angeles, and St. Robinson in His Cadillac Dream), the band sounded great, and the set was thoughtful and moving.

It was an excellent show. Live was a fantastic opener & Counting Crows sounded as great as they did when they started 25 years ago. Adam is a gifted storyteller & the stories he told between songs connected the crowd to the music & history of the band. As poignant as Counting Crows songs are - there was an extra air of wistfulness in place of some of the joy - maybe reflecting on the momentousness of 25 years.

The show was AMAZING. both bands were definite checked off my bucket list. Been wanting to see them since I was young and finally did. Zombie and Manson killed!