Rock N Blues Fest Tickets

The show was awesome, great performances by Rare Earth, Vanilla Fudge and Edgar Winter. That being said, we didn't get our tickets as promised nor the prepaid parking pass before the show. Had to pay the parking fee again, because we weren't on the list as the box office person stated. There were people in our seats when we arrived and drink prices were outrageous, $10 for a 24oz glass. I had one beer and we upgraded ourselves to better seats. Got some good snapshots, enjoyed the music, but I would never go to another show at this venue. Ticket prices, fees and drinks are too high.

Took my son to show him some great music from some vintage performers. Edgar was great, but for me it was all about seeing the former drummer singer of Rare Earth being Peter Rivera. All the reviews I have read about him are true in that he has not lost a thing with his drumming and singing, still fantastic after all these years. We also got to meet him afterwards in the lobby, a class act all the way! Should have been in the Rock and Roll hall of fame years ago.

The show was amazing, the sound was great, and the bands were awesome, a tip of the hat to Edgar and his band.

It was a great venue, dinner was very good, the wait staff was also very friendly. I enjoyed all the bands but the soundmen should have turned everyone down a bit it was really loud up front, and still a bit to loud in the very back.

I bought the tickets excited to see Johnny Winter and Edgar Winter again. I was so sad when Johnny passed. and kind of regretted spending the cash for 5th row seats. As the concert came closer I was listening to some of my favorite jams as a kid like, "Get Ready Cause Here I Come", "Free Ride", "Tobbaco Road", "People Get Ready", and "You Keep Me Hanging On". This show did not disappoint. The Rare Earth set was amazing! My wife and I moved to the back cause our seat were to the side and lazy white folks sat on their ass. We moved to the back and danced our ass off. I forgot how good Vanilla Fudge was, I'd mention Carmine Appice but that would diminish the rest of the band, They were fantastic. The vocals on "People get Ready" were spot on and full of soul. Edgar came out and killed. I saw him in the 70's. His vocals are just as amazing as ever. I teach voice. I wish I knew how he does it,

3hrs of pure entertainment. The talent was ingredible. I am surprised the place was not Jammed packed.

Outstanding performances! Can't wait until next summer to see new lineup .

It was a very good show, I was missing Johnny Winter with his recent passing but his brother sure did put on a show. I was so impressed with Rare Earth! Their songs were killer. All in all great show, only thing...no encore??? Everyone was like, its over???

I really was going to see Johnny Winter one last time. Was sad when he died unexpectantly. The show was OK otherwise for what it was. I was under the impression since it was supposed to be a "tribute" concert that the acts on the bill were going to play some Johnny material. Unfortunately, only Edgar did. Maybe this was supposed to be the case but since I really was only going to see Johnny I was just disappointed that none of this happened. And Edgar did to much skat for my taste. As far as the other acts they performed there material like champs never sounded better and had I been going to see them without Johnny that would have been fine. But this was not the case. I really wasn't sure about the show because I think of Johnny as a bluesman and rock and roller and these other bands I don't believe are in the same genre as he.

For a tribute to the late Johnny Winter, only 2 mentions of him were made. First was by brother Edgar, the other was by Carmine Appice about the great Johnny Winter. No pictures of the brothers as kids, teenagers, on tour together - nothing. The music was great - but it had virtually nothing to do with Johnny. Highway 61, Jumpin' Jack Flash and Johnny B Goode. What the hell does Frankenstein and Joy Ride have to do with the blues or Johnny? Rare Earth? Two tickets were $50 ($25x2). Fees are another $23+. Parking was $12 (CASH ONLY!). 70% over the ticket price for ancillary charges - are you kidding me?? BTW - the theatre was half empty. Seems this was put together after someone made a few phone calls to see who was in town. Very poor production.