Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena

Absolutely amazing, the openers were very good as well with high energy. Even though they didn't play Blue Star It was still an amazing show. All the people who went were very friendly and chill. I'd definitely go there again.

Awesome, It was my second time seeing them at this venue! I was in the pit, beer flying everywhere. I didn't throw my beer. S#@t was $18 dollars! Played the songs I really wanted to hear and I wound up finding the guitar pick that was thrown by the lead singer of Treaty Oak. Wade Forster came out to sing a song with Treaty Oak too! Awesome

I took my 14 year old son who is a big fan! The show was amazing. The venue was great because we were able to stay on the edge and out of the way of the real crazy stuff but still had a great view of the stage. I am now a huge fan of Treaty Oak Revival! They put on a great show. The openers were good too!

This concert started 90 later than scheduled time. There was no opening act. The crowd was restless. Finally music started. The band played 35 minutes. They are top tier musicians. Finally she came out. If you know the Mama's G*n album the crowd knew word by word. She e en did her hit song "Call Tyrone" which is not on this album. She was on stage for over 2 hours

The show was AMAZING! Very cool to have Lou Gramm introduce the band, and to have Mick Jones in the audience. Sad to see one of Kelly Hansen’s final two shows, but excited to see where Foreigner goes with their new frontman, Luis Maldonado!

The concert itself was outstanding (We've been waiting a long time: 1) covid, 2) didn't tour w/ Steely Dan, 3) canceled by lightning! The venue was also excellent. My one, apparently unique, beef: Beginning with about the 4th song, Everything was drowned out by the electronic bass pedal. I am not exaggerating. Upon further research (sound techs, a professional drummer I know) this was apparently a function of our specific seating location: stage left (near the piano), about 4 rows back, level with the stage. Even an unauthorized video of the concert, taken a couple of rows ahead of us to our left seemed unaffected. I am not sure what to make of this, but I thought you would want to know, in case there was a way to mitigate this in the future.

Good. Short but sweet and packed w hits. I think he's used to opening & not headlining. I wanted to hear While you see a chance. That was very important to me in the '80's. I could live wo a Beatles song but others liked him. His dtr is talented.

Show was fantastic! You will always have a great time at an Avett Brothers show. The band always has great energy and are always tight. You hate when the last song is sung and know that it’s time to leave. They make you want to look for where their next show is so you can go see them again. Venue was great and the staff were super friendly and helpful. Lots to do before and after the show. Would definitely go back for another show.

Great show. Incubus killed it and made me appreciate Morning View more than I did. Glad they played stuff from Make Yourself and especially S.C.I.E.N.C.E. The songs sounded almost exact and the crowd work was so much fun. The whole crowd knew the words to every tune. Would go again

It was great! However what is the reasoning behind the venue closing the men’s room at the end of the show. If you are traveling to see the show like I was, then I would have liked to use the bathroom before I had to travel home. Anyway Queens of the Stone Age was great. The bathroom situation at the Etess Arena not so much.

It was a fantastic show!! The audience was dancing for most of the show. Rod’s voice was amazing and the entire band impressed. The women musicians were so talented as were the backup vocals and dancers. Would absolutely see him again!!

The man is still at the top of his Game ...at 84 years young !!bravo Sir Tom!!!I am a fan over 60 years .. and still get thrilled Every time I listen to that Voice!!!...he never fails to bring excitement and sheer magic with each live performance. ..love him! 5 stars!!!!!.

He was awesome. This guy's voice is unbelievable. If you didn't know he is 84 or even if you did know, there's no way you'd believe it. He sounds as good as he did when he was 34. He doesn't move around nearly as well but he sounds just as good. The song selection was great. Just enough of the old music for the audience to get nostalgic and remember they are watching one of the all-time greats but enough new music to be smashed with a HUGE reminder that he still has plenty left in the tank. As someone who has seen Elvis 18x (the real Elvis, back when he was thin and a demi-god), this is the only guy to come really, really close.

Holy hell, I knew they were good, but I had no idea they were a powerhouse rocker band!! They blew the roof off the place. Great venue, seating but spacious. Want to see them again!!

Missed them when I was 16. Now I’m 50 and it was one of the best I’ve ever seen in all those years. Mission accomplished yet far from over! Excellent show and concept!

The Tedeschi Trucks Band did not disappoint from the stellar guitar paying of Derek the fantastic voice of Susan and the amazing dual drum solos . I went to both performances and I cant tel you which night was better. Little Feet blew me away as well these aging gents can still rock the house . The security at this venue is out of hand no dancing no standing around we were constantly harassed by the Hard Rock security Staff . Other than the that it was a great event.

They have a new lead man named Scott sharrad he sang for the Greg Allman band they where outstanding if your a little feet fan get tickets immediately tedesche trucks was fantastic met them at after party with dumpstaphunk at the hard rock in Atlantic City one if the best shows I've ever seen and I've been going to shows for fifty years

Great show, haven't seen the Hooters since they closed the Revel C****o in 2014. They were just as good as they wewe 9 years ago. If you want to see them I highly recommend it.

Peter Frampton still plays guitar with soul, heart and execution. I think his voice still holds up well and his band is up to the task of performing a 2 hour show and entertaining at a high level. Peter has a few sarcastic zingers he will throw out to the crowd for fun. We watched 4 folks come in during the second song to sit in the first row. Peter jokingly commented off the cuff "little problem with the parking on the way in". Just a great entertainer and real perdon. Tributes to the former bass "balls of the band" John Reagan during Lines on my face and Chris Cornell for Black Hoke Sun were fitting. Frampton is a master at his craft and anyone that has not seen him should. We pray for his health status and future. We wish he could tour forever. Rock Hall needs correct their error and induct this legend.

Greta Van Fleet puts on one of the greatest shows you will ever see. WARNING if you go see them you will be so addicted to their live performances that you will immediately buy more tickets