The Andrew J Brady Music Center

Absolutely anazing show! The band seemed psyched to play a smaller venue. The Brady Center was packed. We were on the floor and we managed to get about 15 rows from the stage. Great vantage point. Could feel the heat from the pyrotechnics! Played all their hits, plus a few deep deep cuts that they hadnt played on this tour yet. Crowd was very respectable for a sold out show on the floor. Great time!

Got there a bit late. So missed a couple of opening sing by the opening band. Got front row to watch Lacuna Coil set. Catch another guitar pick from Maki ( added to my collection ). Warched a couple of song by the next band then had to leave due to work the next day. I left the venue & ran into the drummer of Lacuna Coil - Richard Meiz. We chatted for a bit then had him sign my arm then travel to a local tattoo place and added the signature to my band tattoo.

The venue was beautiful and clean, and the staff were all super friendly and accommodating. There was zero hesitation in jumping in to support with ADA accommodations, and the venue was very easy to navigate to our pre-reserved ADA seats. I didn’t use the restroom, so I cannot speak to that. DEVO was incredible! Lively, energetic, and just as fun as ever! Mark Mothersbaugh’s voice is as fresh and clear as it was in the 80’s. Shoot, the band still puts on an high-speed, high-excitement show! Don’t skip it! My only wish is that there would’ve been an opening band. I see that later in the year, the B-52s will be joining the tour; It’s a bummer to miss out on that extra ‘cherry on top’ experience!

Saw John Butler w/ his band as an opener for Dispatch. I was unfamiliar, other than turning his stuff on in the background at work in the weeks leading up to the concert. His musicianship is off the charts. He played multiple instruments with such expertise and originality that it was honestly an emotional experience for me. I will be following his career and future tours closely. Would love to see an entire headlining set.

This is the 2nd time I've seen the show, though of course no 2 are the same since it's improv. Always a great time. I was sorry to see Ryan Stiles missing, but the 2 they brought to fill in did a great job. My only complaint is that the music playing before the show was way too loud. And I spend a lot of time at rock concerts, so if I say it's loud, it's loud. I couldn't even talk to my companion without yelling in his ear.

First Let's Hear it for MIKES DEAD!!! I seen they was going to be on tour with ITM so I checked them out on a streaming service. Was very intriguing, But after seeing them Live I'm so impressed with them. I ordered 2 of the same eps. (One to rock and one to put up) While at the concert because unfortunately there wasn't any there. NOW to ITM They sounded amazing, the sound of music was right on point even to which it was matching the Videos behind them on the screen. I mean right on point. Unfortunately the seats I was in was great but all I could see was silhouettes of all band members even Mira and she was waay above everyone. Idk if it was the screen behind her and the one up front clashing against each other but it was very odd because I could see the warm ups perfectly. Overall I wouldn't change it it was cool hearing them in person. It's like I didn't care to see them as long as I was there with them. Kim Dracula not my cup of tea but I see how they got a good fan base. Nathon James, seems like a wannabe Ronnie (F.I.R.) ... But His Drummer was really Great!! Had a good time and would do it all again. Thanks ITM!!

I’ve been to a whole lot of concerts and Flatland Calvary ranks in the top 3-4 of all time! Fantastic music, great atmosphere and the most humble musicians I’ve EVER seen. After the concert the band all signed autographs and took pictures with anyone that was standing in line. They voiced how grateful they were to each fan for coming. I will go see them over and over again!! I had my 15 yo daughter with me and she too says it’s in her top 2!

Two great artists that honestly I just happened upon finding this current tour and concert just 2 weeks prior to the date. I debated the concert as I didn't want to drive nearly 2 hours to go to Cinci area, considering many of the concerts will also be here within the Columbus area. I'm glad I decided to check things out however, as this venue will be one that for any future favorites that end up playing here will be automatically purchased upon my finding out. The acoustics of the venue and sound within is something that you're not going to find most places, nor have the plethora of venues I've attended come anywhere close to touching! Five stars all the way around with two unreal performances from Isakov and LaMontagne as I had expected, but also for this venue and professionalism of the Andrew J Brady Music Center...this place just etched itself into my own top venues!

Didn't get to see my favorite funk band Zapp because there was Alot of miscommunication as to what time they were playing at Brady centers outdoor venue . Most websites said Zapp was supposed to play at 7:00 which they did not. A couple others said it was after the induction ceremony at 12:00 A.M. I could of went to either show if people would of had their info right. S***s I had to miss it. I'm sure they jammed tho....

This show was insane, one crazy way to start off 2024. Invent Animate killed it, The Plot In You was my personal favorite. They played "Troll" from the album CYWYCB, witch they never ever do, such a rare occurrence these days!!! Beartooth brought the hype with songs from their new album, including 2 acoustic songs, one being "Mr. Brightside" cover and the other being "Look the Other Way". Followed by an immediate wall of death to the song "The Lines". Then finally ending with 2 finale songs and a back and forth vocal check with Caleb ans the crowd. It was an incredible night!!!

In my 15+ years of going to metal/punk shows, there is no exaggeration when I say Meshuggah puts on hands-down the heaviest, most precise, highest quality performance I've ever experienced in the genre. I'm blown away every time I have the privilege of seeing them. From the dazzling, psychedelic light show to the air-tight, crushing technical instrumentals payed in jazz-like, mind boggling syncopation, this band's show should truly be on every rock fan's bucket list. I cannot recommend enough.

This show was FANTASTIC! Karen, only one of the artists performing and she performed with her sisters as The Clark Sisters, was AMAZING. I couldn't get enough of Dorinda's voice and Jackie was her usual consistent awesomeness. The only thing missing was the high energy of Tye Tribbett. I was looking forward to an in person performance of "Everything". Israel Houghton sang his greatest hits and each one further ushered in the presence of God. We were reminded of ALL of Kirk's long string of hits. And Tamela and David Mann have to be one of the hardest working couples in the business. This was a great, great show!

The show was great! Parking was great & FREE!! Seating was comfortable. I was disappointed in my VIP package. It was very pricey & I didn’t like the merchandise that was chosen for me. A credit/voucher for me to choose what I liked would have been appreciated. I posted the merchandise on a local “gifting” site & couldn’t give it away for free. My package allowed me early entry but no one was allowed to go to their reserved seat until the doors were open for everyone. I didn’t care for the concessions offerings. I did like what seemed to me as a VIP entrance with no long line. Again, the show itself was really great!!

Outstanding!!! Amazing! Every good word to describe this experience is exactly what Derek and his team deserve! This wasn’t just a dance show for me. My sister passed from suicide 5 years ago this month. And she and I LOVED watching dance shows, dance movies, everything song and dance and Derek honored lost loved ones at the end in the most beautiful, heartfelt, honorable way! I felt my sister the whole show! Though I cried at times missing her, his show provided me with joy reminiscing about some of my most beloved memories of she and I. I can’t thank Derek enough!

Jeff Beck is a guitar virtuoso - it’s a joy to watch him perform. We had third row seats and it was amazing to watch how he created so many different sounds with his instrument. We loved the part of the concert when Jeff performed alone. The part with Johnny Depp, not so much… Depp definitely added some interest to the concert but musically he’s not anywhere close to Beck. His music seemed dark and contrived - a bit like the characters he portrays on screen. Wish we could have had 90 minutes of Jeff Beck solo.

This was a last minute decision that I made the day before. I happened to catch a post from bandsintown that NERO was playing and when I checked out the details, saw that it was in support of Deadmau5. The price was decent enough and the show was fairly close by and I've wanted to see an EDM show that wasn't at some massive outdoor festival or rave, so... Kasablanca was enjoyable, despite not being familiar with them prior and NERO did a great DJ set ~ impressive to watch him work. Deadmau5 (Joel) was amazing. 2.25hr set. Played some recognizable 'classics' that I'm sure I wasn't the only one hoping to hear them. Super energetic on stage and it was great to watch a professional work. Visuals were cool, as well. Views in the venue weren't great from where I was at, but still snagged a couple of decent photos!

Event was great, venue was awesome minus the fact they were aware of the type of crowd they were attracting and did not allow chains or studs. I almost had to throw out an expensive collar that means a lot to me. This should be listed on the site if it's going to be an issue. The bands were fantastic and I wish the show went on longer. The venue seats are quite uncomfortable if you're on the larger side in any capacity however.

The sound was off for the first 2...disappointment bc I was looking forward to Pennywise. But rise was good as always. It's been too long since they have been here and I was finally glad to see them at the news venue. The security team was on point and the staff were super nice. My experience with this venue has been good so far. I am hoping more bands decide to choose and play here in the future.

It's Dream Theater. It can't possibly not be awesome. The venue is amazing. Very clean and laid out very well. The acoustics are great. Of course that's irrelevant because, like every rock band, they feel the need to crank up the mains so much that the sound is indistinguishable from a chainsaw right next to your ear. It sounded perfect with earplugs though. You would be out of your mind to go to a show like this without them. The opener, Arch Echo, was incredible too. I bought all of their stuff when we got home and haven't been able to stop listening to it since. Amazing night! Well worth the ticket and the drive!

Been looking forward to seeing modest mouse for some time. Saw them in the first ever show at the new ICON center. They definitely sound even better live if that is even possible. Attaching a photo of the set list (rat king and bukowski are two banjo songs). Couldn’t do much with a recent knee injury but I would have been hopping along with my brother had I been able to. Just a great, fun concert. The light show was awesome to boot. Their set list changes with every show. Missed a couple I would have liked to have heard but I got an appreciation of some different songs in the process. You should catch these guys if you get the chance.