Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center

Felix was tremendous. He played every song in his vast catalogue plus so many others. Gene came out half way through the show and played harmonica on Groovin’ and guitar fills on the others. You could tell from the start that Felix was really into it. In addition the Carteret performing Arts center is a great intimate venue to see a show. ’

The Band Geeks were excellent and did an unbelievable performance. Each member was technically proficient and skilled and provided a great base for Jon Anderson. Jon’s voice was very strong and spot on. The second act dragged a little with Awaken which was kind of obscure plus a long song from the new album. Gates of Delirium might have worked better. But a rousing Starship Troopers highlighting each members skill saved the day and was one of the best performances I’ve seen in years. Great, great show

These guys never fail to put on a great show. This was a special night with Robin Wilson and Marshall Crenshaw handling the lead vocals and Andy Burton on keyboards. Go see them when they come to your town!

It's was really good. I went bc my Aunt loves him and he's retiring. I knew more songs than I thought I would. He's charming & Entertaining. He sang his hits for an hour then did 30 mins of Christmas carols/songs. He worked w everyone in the industry. He talked about Elvis, Bing Crosby, the Beatles and more. It was a fun evening in a nice venue I hadn't been to before. I hope to go back. It's 30 mins away. The seats were big enough and the stairs were manageable. They just need more bathrooms on the first floor.

The band sounded good and I thought Tommy's voice was just about as good as ever. But the show was less than an hour and a half, and that included a good 15 minutes where Tommy circulated amongst the audience shaking hands and taking selfies while the band continued to play.

The show was fantastic! The band was really tight and sounded great! I know all of us that listened to them in the 70s and 80s are up there in age. They had a lot of energy for old dudes! :)

Not enough background singers. Saw them 20 times. The original Duprees were 5 total singers. Now there is only 3. Not the same sound. Also the sound for the lead singer, Tommy Petillo, was very bassey . The new guy didn't know how to use a mic properly. When he held the mic it was a foot away and when he spoke you couldn't hear him. He was heard only when the mic was in the stand. Then he was close enough to be heard. The best thing about them are the songs. You can't change them !!!

Priscilla was great. Just wished they had the lights on instead of just on Priscilla and the host. It was hard to see and appreciate them. They looked to Beady. Also wish would have known they only accepted cash to purchase Priscilla’s hand signed book Elvis and Me! Also would have liked to have know how to submit the questions asked to Priscilla and wished there were more VIP tickets available.

This was a fabulous show! Peter Noone is a true entertainer! He combined his terrific voice (singing his famous hits with a mix of Christmas favorites), his wonderful wit and amazing personality! I’m sure everyone left the theater in a better mood than when they arrived!

Newsboys were just as awesome as when we saw them 6 months ago. Same show, but still great, and I would see them again in a heartbeat. These guys really want to see this country and world turn back to God!!! Wasn't a big fan of the venue having alcohol for sale during a Christian concert, but to each their own.

Awesome show I loved it I must see these guys are the future kiss Mr Speed is totally awesome in these guys are so nice I met them it was a fabulous experience I'm hooked on Mr Speed I can't wait to see them again and again and again Mr Speed is perfect perfect show flawless!!🙏❤️☮️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Amazing!! So many great hits. The energy they bring is unbelievable . Wayne’s voice is like no other! The band has so many great musicians, and so much talent. Can’t wait to see them again!

A decent show that lasted about 1 hour 40 minutes with no intermission. Doug Gray, the only remaining founding member and lead vocalist, said that he was getting over a cold so he was not in the best voice. That may have been true, but at 74 I think it's time for him to sit back and let someone else take over the vocals. Marcus James Henderson on flute, sax, keys and background vocals was clearly the star of the show for me. He sang lead on Take the Highway and did a terrific job. Chris Hicks was in fine form on guitar and vocals. There was a guitarist whose name I didn't get playing a Gibson SG on the stage next to Rick Willis who was perhaps the best guitarist in the bunch. The biggest disappointment was that the band didn't play the two songs I wanted most: "Ramblin'" and "Bob Away My Blues."

I've been an MT fan since high school ('76 to '80). I'm now 60. These guys put on a good show, although, as they explained to us, two of the key vocalists had colds, and their voices were impacted. That was too bad for the audience on the day of our concert. I would guess that had their voices been fully ready to go, I would have given five stars. I had a tear in my eye, anyway, on more than one riff. It had been years and, no matter what I've written here, I'm glad I went.

Great show Sal's voice is smooth and he is a great guy came out for meet and greet after he was done. It was great meeting him and getting a photo with him. Thanks Sal....

The artists were GREAT! The venue is still ironing out some kinks. Since the concert started at 8 pm, they should have made late comers enter between songs. I took the row by the isle since my friend and I are both handicapped and we needed the leg room! There was so much traffic in that isle we could not see the opening show. Then Pedro from compassion international told everyone to stand and make noise for Jeremy and I wound up having to stand thru at least the first 5 songs! My friend had to remain seated due to MS and she couldn’t see him. She said some overhead screens would have been helpful. I’m in so much pain today from all the standing. I recently had surgery. If I do go back to Carteret, at least I now know where not to sit!

2 of the women ushers were awesome at finding us different seats, after our disabled friend couldn't make it up the stairs. We had bought tickets off the website. It showed elevator to the seats that we chose, based on their website picture. The seats/tickets that we bought didnt match the website picture. One girl wearing a "security" jacket was just lounging against the railing enjoying the concert. She was so slim, any security threat couldn't be properly subdued. Jeremy camp was AWESOME!!! the venue was nice, but seats weren't big enough and strangers' legs & knees were touching our knees and legs. Please make sure the air conditioning is on. The venue was very warm & uncomfortable. Good police presence driving around the outside of the venue. Overall, good experience.

They still got it! The entire show was pure energy. They dug out some rarer tracks as well as newer and the hits. Dave still sounds amazing. The venue was great. Soul Asylum is a must see.

I saw steve miller at AG hall in Allentown back ìn 1973 for $5.00 & that was ALSO a great show! Thank you to all band members!!

Good show. Glad I went. They played the very best of SM. Sounded good. The lighting was mediocre. Better I went than never see them at all.