The Corbin Arena

This was my 2nd time ever seeing BFMV and Trivium if memory serves me correctly. I'm a fan of both bands but far more of a bigger fan of BFMV and I was so stoked to have the privilege to experience these bands celebrate 20 years of their breakthrough albums. I developed my taste in music at the age of 5 in the year of 2000 so there's a lot of bands earlier work that I've been listening to since I was a kid. So to be able to see these albums be performed live in full from front to back is one of the most amazing things ever to say the least. My younger self is definitely ecstatic. I'm very passionate about all the music I love and I think it's vital that all bands do this sort of thing with their best albums that reach 10+ years old, they're bound to make some money for sure and make a lot of fans very happy at the same time 🤘🤘🤘🤘

Kevin Cronin and the band brought the house down tonight. REO has been a favorite band of mine since Hi Infedlity tonight was my first time seeing them live and I was not disappointed. Keep pushing on REO will definitely go see again the next time they are around .

Awesome show tonight, Loverboy has been my favorite band since the early 80’s and tonight was my first time seeing them live . I would love to see a show where they main band others I loved every minute of it

We attended the Indianapolis show. The Casting Crowns are always amazing, and provide a spiritual worship experience. I wish they would have played longer. Some of the other bands went on and on, and I feel like the Casting Crowns set was really short. Also, I wish there would have been a meet and greet with the Casting Crowns.

Amazing tribute band for '70s and '80s arena rock. They have rotating lead singers who dress up as the lead singer of the song being performed (Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley for KISS, David Lee Roth for Van Halen, Steve Perry for Journey, Freddie Mercury for Queen, Dee Snider for Twisted Sister, etc.). They have so much in their repertoire that they do a slightly different show each night; they may cover the same exact artists in consecutive shows, but perform a few different songs (per posted setlists). I definitely would see them again knowing that I might see even a slightly different show.

Show was off the charts!!! Zach appears to be man who writes from the heart thus every song speaks to Gods glory. His story just shows that some, while always struggling with the flesh have a pure heart for God. ( maybe Zach Williams could write his next tune and call it “ Just ask David” lol) Would love to sit down with Zach over a cup of coffee , he just seems like that kinda guy. The musicians and vocalist are top notch and the support staff are awesome. It was just a wonderful night of worship for me and my bride.

I was grateful to see this band. They had been with Bret Michaels for many of his Parti-Gras 2023 dates, but when he had to postpone the original July show, it wasn't known if Jefferson Starship was available for this makeup date (the other originally scheduled act, Night Ranger, wasn't due to schedule conflicts). It wasn't until a few days before this show that they were confirmed as appearing. They played a mixture of tracks, some from Jefferson Airplane, some from the original iteration of Jefferson Starship, some from their time as Starship, and some recent releases from the current lineup. Since thy weren't the headliner, they played only 11 songs (they tend to play more as the headliner or solo act). It was a good mixture. They put on a great show. Cathy Richardson is a great vocalist and extremely worthy of carrying on the legacies of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

Bret put on a great show. At 60 years old, he has the energy of a 30-something. This was probably as close to a Poison show as I will ever get. He's very appreciative of his fans. I wish he had played more Poison songs, but I was pleased with what he did, along with getting to hear a couple of Journey songs from Steve Augeri and a couple of Sugar Ray songs from Mark McGrath. This particular show was a reschedule from the original July date. Attendance was very sparse; the venue actually reconfigured the seating due to low ticket sales and I ended up several rows closer than where my original seat was. There were several posts on social media stating that there was poor promotion of this show (for both the original date and the makeup date) because potential ticket buyers were not aware of it until the day of, or even the day after, the concert.

The venue was nice and clean(not so much when we left. The amount of lazy people who don't remove their trash is astonishing). We were taken through the doors fairly quickly. The show was AMAZING! I can't tell you enough how much we enjoyed it. My only complaint was it didn't last long enough. It was great though. The audience was really engaging. Would definitely see another Aaron Lewis concert in the future.

Drove up from Knoxille TN to see this concert, 100% worth it. The openers were ok, but Pierce The Veil was amazing! I'm definitely going to see them again sometime. Amazing experience, would definitely recommend seeing them if you get the chance. Vic's voice is beautiful to hear live and they sound great :D

Two of the opening acts (Destroy Boys and LS Dunes) were not the best with the last opening act (LS Dunes) being really long and drawn out. Their vocals were bad because you could barely hear what was going on. Dayseeker, however, was great! Pierce the Veil’s set was phenomenal!

This was one of the best concerts I've seen. Felder can still shred at 75 years old. He opened for The Marshall Tucker Band and he alone was worth the price of admission (something I predicted when the show was announced). Felder's set consisted of 17 songs: two of his ("American Rock and Roll" and "Heavy Metal"); a Stevie Ray Vaughn cover ("Pride and Joy"); and 14 Eagles tracks, including "Take It To The Limit" in tribute to the recently-deceased Randy Meisner (Felder said he doesn't perform it often, but felt he needed to play it in the wake of Meisner's passing). He and is band were very appreciative after the conclusion of the set. They took several bows and showed thanks to the audience. Felder also tossed several picks into the audience and seemed to be playfully joking with people near the stage, eventually handing out a couple of set lists to lucky fans. He and his band were class acts!

I was glad to get to see this iconic act, even though the lead singer is the only remaining original member. I was somewhat disappointed in the performance, although the flute player (who also played keyboards and saxophone) absolutely crushed it. The lead singer yammered too much between songs, sometimes incoherently. The band played for only about 70 minutes and performed just seven songs; kind of disappointed since they were the headliner. I expected a set along the lines of a greatest hits album. The concluded their set with "Can't You See" and just walked off the stage; no "thank you", no "good night", nothing. A very abrupt and unsatisfying ending.

Amazing performances for all the bands there, only wish sets were longer to get a few more classic songs in the setlist. Hope Motionless keeps coming to the area for many years to come!

This is my 5th time seeing MIW but my 2nd time seeing them this year. It has always been a pleasure to see them live, mostly I appreciate that Chris acknowledged that they don't visit certain states very often like KY and I wanna thank them for that. And I especially wanna thank Ryan Sitowski for reaching out to me last year because I got to tell him the area I live in and it feels like he talked to his band about coming around KY more often 🤘🤘🔥🔥

it was my first concert i went to and he was the only person who actually believes there is a good world but this world is cruel he made a song that helped me through my rough and hard times during 2019 struggling with my battle with depression and anxiety. The concert was a blast he even stopped a fight between two people he said ayy theres kids around and securtiy took the people fighting out and it was a blast he sung good music from the album Peoples champ and keep up the wotk Chruch. LONG LIVE CREEK SQUAD and POND CREEK ROAD

Absolutely amazing it's been 5 years since I've seen them but they're even better than I remember , Between Chris's amazing vocals, Ricky and Ryan kicking ass on guitar , Justin killing the bass , and Vinny rocking tf out on the drums. Best show ever 10/10 will always come back to see MIW play!

It’s absolutely amazing the music is perfect, the performance is great! The guys In general just makes you feel at home and so loved. Having them that close and sharing what they love to do is definitely my favorite thing in life. It was easy to go to and I didn’t have problems with the crowd. It’s definitely a Concert I could go to everyday if I could.

Best concert EVER!!!! The arena was very nice all the staff included. Walker Hayes was beyond words in person! Parmelee was a great opening act! I can’t wait to go to another one. Love Walker!

Okay so I LOVE Aaron Lewis, but his fans are shitty concert goers. I’m with the “Let’s Go Brandon”movement as much as all his other fans, but I don’t want to hear political chants during his songs. This is the second AL show I have left early because I can’t hear him sing due to the political chants and massive interruptions. I am pretty sure the rudeness irritates him as well. It saddens me. Can’t i just hire him to sing me to sleep every night, there’s not too much crazy in that ask, is there?