The Winchester

Gasoline Gypsies were great, the venue was awesome and intimate. I really though they were going to be the headliners based on the poster. I hope they come back to Cleveland soon.

As far as tribute bands go, these guys were pretty amazing. There were a few moments where if you closed your eyes, you would have thought you were actually at a Metallica concert. Around 50 people in the venue were treated to a great time.

The actual show was great once the music started. Blockhead was awesome. And was really cool. Had a nice time chatting with him at the merch booth. Minus one star, because This venue was very unclear about the start time of the show. Was told show started at 8 pm, when i called earlier in the day. Showed up at 8 pm and music didn't start until 10.

Great venue and great show! I got to meet struggle and all his family/people after the show. I also saw him in Cleveland a couple years before that. And then again with jelly roll at Blossom in Cuyahoga Falls. I've been falling all these guys from the very beginning. I'm so glad to see they are all getting their shot because they deserve it. They are all great down to earth solid people. My story is similar to struggles and I love seeing people turn their lives around. We need strong fathers/ mothers/families in this country with old school core values. I've been raising my five kids on my own for the last 7 years and I try to be a good role model to them but it's never easy. This music is extremely encouraging. It's great to know that I'm not alone in this fucked up world with my faith and values. I just wish I had rode my bike that night because they were pulling a trailer with the tour bus that had all their bikes on it. I'm pretty sure they rode around Cleveland after the show and it would have been great too ride with them to show them around. Long Live struggle and all his like-minded family/friends/ musicians with strong old school American values. This is what our kids need because they're the future of this country and it's looking pretty dim people like us

Travel to see the show from Indianapolis and it was worth every second of the 6 hour drive to see this show. They were so amazing. So grateful they are doing these shows

Loved Mike & the band!!♥️ they were amazing 👏 👏👏👏 mike sounded good as always! Hopefully I'll see them again next time they come around! Oh and mike sure can make you laugh! Kept me laughing 😃

Chris was amazing as always but I had issues with the venue . I was there 2nd in-line to get in . There was no One watching the door leading into ballroom . People were walking in and getting the first shot at the very few tables available . Then they came out to get their wrist bands but already saved a table . Very unorganized. Very disappointed in the venue !

The show was amazing!! Hooked Like Helen puts on a non stop show ! The set list was long they played new songs and unreleased songs and it was an epic time! If you get the chance to see them live DO IT!!

Jared James Nichols is an amazing guitarist. His live shows are high energy and he engages well with the crowd. Definitely check him out.

Absolutely love listening to this man sing. Was a bit disappointed at the lack of crowd but a Sunday night is tough for a concert. Justin poured it all out on the stage. No matter how small (or big) the crowd. This man can sing and the guys behind him are amazing as well. If you get the chance to see him, do it!

1st time seeing Icon For Hire! Absolutely Fierce. Vocals crisp, riffs solid, drum solo powerful. Ariel was gracious when I handed her a play on words I wrote with titles of their popular songs. Took 16 year niece to 1st concert, she loved it. Thank you to Icon For Hire and the Winchester! Keep up the strive for equality and dreams! Much Respect❤💣💥Pretty much non stop show. Awesome😎

These guys kill it every time I see them. They play great and have fun while playing. Hold good banter with the crowd.

'you guys are amazing... i will see you everytime you come to ohio....Wish y'all would perform at the outpost... BDR you are one sexy man

Man, you guys kicked my ass. Heard you on YouTube 8-9 years ago. Been on my live band bucket list ever since. Mission completed.

Otherwise never fails to deliver! The Winchester is a smaller venue but the crowd showed up for this event. No matter the crowd size, Otherwise always shows up with an intensity that belongs in a packed stadium. Adrian’s voice remains powerful and unwavering. Ryan’s guitar skills never disappoint. The “other guys” stepped in seamlessly. They delivered a good share of the familiar favorites, but brought an equal amount of new music from their newest “Gawdzillionaire” album. There was no lull in the action or responsiveness of the crowd as this material has the proven winner sound of Otherwise, with a grittier message and a personal attachment to the Patrick brothers. Otherwise belongs in a big venue with enough space to let the power and energy of this group fly. While their recorded music is on my everyday playlist, you need to catch this band live. The sound is even more powerful and the energy level is unmatched. They sticks around and interact with the fans and express their appreciation with no reservation. They are good people that you enjoy seeing achieve success - and you are rewarded with a great time!

Hardcore at it's best! Packed room, great energy shared between the bands and the fans. Leaving sweaty and tired you know it was a great night.

This was the sixth time my wife and I have seen Corb over the years across North America. He continues to present a great high energy show. The venue was very adequate with good sound in spite of it being a long narrow room with the band along one side. Attendance was well below capacity. I believe this is due to the fact that he is still not well known in the area. We encountered numerous fans who had come from 3 to 5 hours away just for the show.

First up ~ this venue was absolutely amazing. Cozy, intimate setting, but the sound was perfectly mixed and all three acts sounded crisp and clear. This is assuredly in my top 10 shows ever. Possibly top 5... Unfamiliar with both opening acts prior to the show, but both were absolute fire. Vanilla Sugar gave a great, energetic performance and made great use of the space available. Picked up a CD and a photo ~ well worth the $20 to support this up and coming artist. Dead Posey was straight up impressive. Danielle has this amazing, deep, dark, and haunting voice that was absolutely perfect for their style. For me, one of the absolute highlights was the cover of Blue Monday (which I know as an Orgy song; but is a cover of New Order's original from 1983). Again, another energetic and engaging performance. And then, The Birthday Massacre... I can't even capture everything here. The crowd was great. The band played super tight and clean. Chibi bounced from one end of the venue to the other, greeting fans, engaging with them while performing, and the whole band felt like they were connecting with the audience. I would love to see another performance at this venue and I hope to be able to see any of these three acts again. Great night!

Amazing as always. If you get a chance to do their VIP experience I highly recommend. They are without a doubt one of the nicest bands to meet. Venue was also quite cool. All in all a great show.

Despite the venue Reina, Toni and group were great. Their concert, however, was hurt by a terrible venue. As a Cleveland resident, I was embarrassed they were hired to sing in such a dump like The Winchester. No chairs were set up when we arrived and we had to set them up when an employee finally opened a closet where they were stored. They and we deserved better. Staging too was very poor and hurt the group’s performance. Only one spotlight for the stage shining only on Reina. Toni played in the dark for most of the concert, as did their bass player. But worst of all was the sound man who was horrible, Sounded like he never saw a sound board before. He couldn’t balance the instruments with the voices, allowing the instruments to drown out the voices on several songs. And he couldn’t balance Reina’s lead voice with Toni’s harmony which often was not even audible. Too bad because Toni’s harmony part on songs performed on the podcast, Sunday Mornings with Reina, adds a really professional touch. All in all the venue hurt what otherwise would have been a great concert.