Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

Simple Minds huge catalog from the experimental early years through now shows the band’s range and strength. They have lost nothing in terms of energy, skill, and talent. Jim’s voice was strong as ever. Though only Jim and Charlie remain from the original lineup, the touring members were incredible. Their touring drummer (Chrissie) was just incredible! They put on such an amazing show with minor additive effects. No lasers, massive stage sets, dancers, etc. it’s all about the music. Though I’m a long time fan this is only the third time I have seen them. The last time was in 2013 and they have not slowed down one bit. If for any reason you are “on the fence” about going, go. You’ll be sad you missed out!

Amazing show!!! Avril gave an incredible performance and was fun and interactive with the crowd. You can tell she really enjoys what she does and her fans! It was so much fun to be there! I would love to attend another one of her concerts in the future!!

Awesome show as always, even under the rain! I would see them every time they come out. Love them. They always keep the fans engaged and go straight through the show. It’s passionate, powerful, engaging, personal and respectful!

My 5th Dragons concert and I’m so glad they played “The Beach” this year so I didn’t have to travel to Manhattan or Red Rocks! Almost makes up for our loss of J.B., if they’d make it an annual event.

Attending the Imagine Dragons concert in @Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY was unforgettable. The band's dynamic performance and the crowd's energy created an electrifying atmosphere. With stunning stage effects and powerful music, it was a night to remember. I can't wait for them to come back next time!

As a fan and passionate music lover, I have been completely captivated by the vibrant energy and unique sound of The Elovaters. This band is a true gem in the reggae scene, bringing a fresh perspective to a genre that often risks sounding repetitive. The Elovaters manage to make every song feel distinct and exciting, a testament to their exceptional creativity and musical prowess. The lead singer’s vocal talent is a standout feature of the band. His voice is rich and soulful, delivering each lyric with an emotional depth that resonates deeply with listeners. It's a rare gift to find a voice that can convey both power and sensitivity so seamlessly. The rest of the band complements his voice beautifully, crafting a lush and dynamic soundscape that elevates their music beyond the typical reggae fare. One of the things I appreciate most about The Elovaters is their ability to infuse their music with uplifting and positive energy. Their songs are not only catchy but also carry a message of hope and joy, making their music a perfect antidote to life's challenges. Even though they are part of a crowded reggae scene, The Elovaters distinguish themselves by their unique sound and heartfelt performances, ensuring that each track offers something new and refreshing. I recently had the opportunity to see The Elovaters perform live, and they did not disappoint. Despite being the opening act for Deadhead and Slightly Stoopid, they delivered a standout performance that left a lasting impression. Their set was filled with some of my favorite songs, and while I was a bit disappointed they didn't play "MIA," their overall performance was incredible. The energy they brought to the stage was palpable, and their connection with the audience was genuine and heartfelt. The Elovaters are undoubtedly underrated and deserve more recognition for their talent and hard work. They deserve more stage time and opportunities to showcase their exceptional music. As a music critic, I am excited to see where their journey takes them and am confident that they will continue to rise in the ranks of reggae music. The Elovaters are a band worth following, and I can't wait to see them flourish and share their positive vibes with an even larger audience.

I’m maybe not the best person to get a recommendation for this show, I did not go for Rob Zombie or Alice Cooper. I went for Ministry & Filter. Their setslist & performance were great even though they didn’t play very long but if you like any of them totally recommend it

Overall the concert was good because of the venue location. However, because of the age of the venue, we were sitting in an area that kept dripping on us from above (obviously not the bands fault). Whoever was the sound engineer for Slightly Stoopid did a horrible job because you couldn't hear or understand any of the vocals. Very disappointing.

BEST DISTURBED SHOW I HAVE SEEN YET! THEY WERE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. LOVED THE SOLOS, HEARING THE THE NEW ALBUM LIVE WAS AN EXPERIENCE. THE SOUND OF SILENCE GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS EVERY SINGLE TIME I HEAR IT! YOU GUYS ROCKED SO HARD, BUT MADE IT LOOK SO EASY! LOVE THE PYROTECHNICS!

The Show was AMAZING! YAY GOO GOO DOLLS! Live Nation Concerts Do better PLEASE! People work hard for perks/VIPS/M&G's at these shows. The promoters tell people be at the venues certain meeting spots to be taken to said meet and greet place. Live nation staff throws people out of the spot and says they do not care.....WHAT! Thank god we had the promoters name/number and they sent someone. This has happened at 2 separate venues ! No one cares who has what passes. 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️ Not ok! Please DO BETTER! Please share! #livenation

Berlin and Howard Jones were in fine voice and played the songs people wanted to hear. Culture Club don’t sound as good anymore. Boys voice isn’t what it used to be and only played some of their hits. 2 out of 3 ain’t bad so overall the show was enjoyable.

It rained at the concert but oh my was it so worth it. Of course there is a nostalgia factor when watching these guys perform but they have such great chemistry and are fantastic vocalists. One of my favorite concerts ever. Venue was decent it did rain and it’s an outdoor venue so we were all wet but it was still worth it. Tv screens are good and clear and even those in the nosebleeds could see

The show was cute. The boys performed even in the rain . I was at the very front and this is stupid but I feel like everyone got attention in the front row except me :(. Was kinda sad given I spent so much money so I can see them and get to interact with them but hey, they’re human. Perhaps I just looked weird since I was by myself. They don’t have to interact with me if they don’t want to. Anyways the set was a nice mixture of their old songs from the tv show and some songs from the new album which I do recommend. Lastly, this has nothing to do with BTR but I don’t like how security allowed all the wet people who were in the balcony in the “pit era” where I was standing. I paid for tickets close to the stage for a reason . I was relatively dry but as soon as the people from the balcony were allowed to come in it got crowded and wet. It just felt super yucky. Hopefully I don’t come off as entitled or anything, just saying my personal experience. Would I do it again? I am leaning towards NO. If I’m going to spend 500+ dollars and get zero interaction with the boys and then hounded by wet people, I’m better off just sitting in the back or watching the videos on YouTube.

Greatttttt venue!! Jones Beach is looking FABULOUS with their renovations! En Vogue & TLC were INCREDIBLE! They brought me back to greatttt times! I loveeeee Shaggy, buttttt I was a tad disappointed with his set list of songs. He is SUCHHHHHH a talent! Less talking…more singing!! This would never stop me from seeing him again! Fab show!!!!

Incubus is the greatest band in the world. From the pre-show jam session, meet and greet, and actual performance, they were energetic, funny, and kind. Every time I see this band live, I fall more in love with them and their music! Actually meeting them was a dream come true.

I typically would not write a review but the Tears for Fears show at Jones Beach show was live music at its very best. One of the reasons is the new album “The Tipping Point is that rare album where all the songs are so solid. It’s typically a very, very rare coincidence where I truly embrace every song. What also unique about this album is that it was created 18 years after the last album. When has anyone accomplished that? The show a mixture of old classics and six new songs was polished and inspired. The last show of their 2022 North American Tour.

Amazing show Slipknot just kept bringing extreme energy from song to song to song. The pyro was very pleasing, Corey’s vocals were violent as hell, and the entire show in general was tight as hell. Overall this was a sick show.

Jon Bellion has taken his place as an amazing talent. His live performances are only add to his persona as an artist. His command of his audience is well beyond his years and he has a message to reach his fans. Take it from me....... lots of concerts under my belt , Mc Cartney, LED Zeppelin, The Who, Oasis, etc...... now there is a You progressive musician who I hold up there with the Greats. Go see Jon Bellion..... it will blow your mind.

It was ok. DuVall somewhat came through. The band of course played- Man in a Box, The Rooster, Check My Brain, Angry Chairs, etc. However, they played few unpopular songs, but missed out on greats like Down In A Hole, Dirt, Junkhead, and Your Decision. They toured with Korn so I can see how they had to make sacrifices. But they definitely should not have passed on Dirt.

This was my first and last Warped Tour and I’ll never forget that day. It was one of the best days of my life, although I threw up due to the heat, lack of water intake, and food, lol. It was the first time that I met a band, or should I say 3 bands? I met Palaye Royale, Crown The Empire, and Doll Skin. It was an amazing experience and I’ll miss it terribly.