Prudential Center

Nicki put on a good show all by herself with only a DJ for an opener. She brought out a few guests during her show and kept the energy up all night! She had minimal crowd interaction though, but was still a good show

Bryan Adams puts on a great show. I saw him twice on this tour. In 2023, at Madison Square Garden then at Prudential Center on March 16, 2024. It's more like a party than a concert. I highly recomend seeing him if he is in your area.

Now it lets me out down five stars. This was my first concert and she really blew my expectations out of the water. When she came on I literally was crying. I was supposed to see her in 2020 I had 3 days but Covid shut it down. I really lost my mind here and I really saw her. It was amazing I list my voice the next day and I could not speak. I could not even listen to any of her songs 2 weeks after because I was so sad that I would not be able to see her again but at some point I was able to listen to her music again.

The concert ate I felt like it could of been better if I had better seats. Like I really done saw ice spice in real time after she was done I really list my voice. Now when Doja came on that was another story she really sang the cash grabs. But for her new stuff I only knew a little which was kind of good I was sitting like in the borderline nose bleeds. But the overall experience !!!

Sza it was the best night of my life I’ve never cried so hard because you where so magical and I got to go back stage in my first concert ever . I wanna come back but can’t afford but seeing you one time was better then enough I love you so much 💕

The bands were ALL GREAT! The sound there however was HORRIBLE! Will NOT be going back to Prudential. The bass and drums were so loud that you couldn't even hear the bands properly! I was in the front and center. I was in the ninth row general admission and we were holding our ears most of the show. I have been to hundreds of concerts and this had to be the worst one, sound wise.

Prudential had terrible organizational issues the entire day for the vip package but once inside everything went great. Yoongi was absolutely incredible 💜 totally worth it. From soundcheck to encore it was everything i could only expect for such a incredible preformer.

It would have been cool if Sevendust stayed longer. Beartooth and Pretty Little reckless sucked in my opinion. BB were okay. The sound was very loud and it was hard to hear anyone singing. I want to see Sevendust and Breaking Benjamin again. The other three bands not a chance in hell.

I have loved NE for the whole 40 years! It was great seeing the other talent. Tank was excellent, Guy and Keith Sweat were a bonus as well. NE Always delivers! I appreciate their dedication to excellence on the stage!

What a great event they pulled… as a long time fan and have seen N/E in concert in the past it was great to see and hear their music catalog. The performances were on point and they all did their damn thing. I was so happy to experience this moment… Great job 🤙🏾

Included a photo shot by me . Awesome to see them again and different setting. NJ devils Hockey game 1st period performance. And to get a group photo on the actual Ice was truly the end of a great evening. Thank you to the band for giving your true fans this opportunity ..check em out if you have not already. Very cool people and great tunes.

Godsmack was amazing as always! I have seen them live at least ten times since the ‘90’s, probably more, and i can honestly say they never disappoint!!!! Three Days Grace were alao outstanding and great to see live!!! It was an amazing and fun night. Can’t wait till we see yoy again!

Great show and awesome performance...took one star off because although I love it LOUD, there is such a thing as too loud and the volume was up to a point where it seems it was being used to cover up something whether it was one of the performers or a tech issue. At extreme volumes the music becomes painful and muddy but for the most part it was an awesome show.

I’ve been to a ton of concerts and I can honestly say seeing Godsmack preform was and is my favorite!! What a show!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 (side bar Wage War should of opened up for Godsmack they are way better than any of the other band on the line up)

Great seeing the Priest going 50 years in. First saw them in 1979 at NYC's Palladium. They wewre tight and Halford was on point hitting every note including the highs on Vicitm of Changes. Ian Hill was hidden for the most part taking his usual place on the back stage right. Glenn Tipton came out and played the encore songs. You can tell Parkinsons has slowed him but as a true metal warrior he soldiered on. So glad to see them out there.

Excellent venue, very good sound. All of the acts were on their best, received good response from the entire crowd. Maxwell did disappoint, the musicianship of the band was all of that. The lighting, backup, and theatrics was the presentation of an excellent production. Glad to have gone in such a nice venue.

Amazing show…yet again from one of the greatest bands on the planet! Supposed to be a camera phone free show till the last song but of course there’s always a few morons who can’t obey rules. Miss the days when folks just went to enjoy THE MUSIC! (Pic taken before the show started lol)

This concert was by far the best I have ever attended. The fact that Ghost and Volbeat are actually my top favorite bands, seeing them perform live was such an incredible experience that I will never forget. Hoping to see them both live again in the future for sure!!

This concert was by far the best I have ever attended. The fact that Ghost and Volbeat are actually my top favorite bands, seeing them perform live was such an incredible experience that I will never forget. Hoping to see them both live again in the future for sure!!

This was easily one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to maybe even THE best. It was the first time I’d seen Shinedown live and they blew any expectations I had into orbit. The sheer mastery of crowd control that Brent (lead singer) wields is truly humbling. At one point he gave a speech about what a rock concert should look like and told us to jump on a count of 3, I was barely on the floor after that. Brent isn’t afraid to talk directly to the audience and it only adds to the experience. Brent clearly shows his personality and it only made me want to listen to every song they ever played, which I did the next morning. The opening song was “Cut The Cord” and that was easily the best song they could have opened with. They played My personal favorite song “45” and i haven’t been able to get it out of my head since (it’s been 3 days). At the end of the night they called for a moment of silence in respect for those who lost on 9/11, during which some prick decided to scream something, and then they played the only song that fits after a moment of silence “simple man”. The best moment of the night though was the closer “Sound Of Madness” the energy that engulfed the entire venue was insane. As a whole the concert oozed with organized showmanship and pure love of music.