An Orchestral Rendition of Dr Dre 2001 Tickets

This was a great time and venue! Top quality music and only negative was "standing room only"We knew that it would be however it would be great if the space had tables so you had somewhere to sat your drinks. Overall, the group brought back a lot of memories and seemed very engaging with the crowd! Fantastic evening!!!

The concert itself was great, really enjoyable. The venue leaves something to be desired. Certain bars only carry certain drinks, which makes other bars very busy and with long lines. Also, there was no seating outside of a limited amount in VIP (there were still folks without seats there. Having a concert where the low end age range is in their 30s calls for some seating availability (either provided or allow seating to be brought in like they do for their outdoor venue.

Fun live show with favorite throwback R&B/rap music. Had a lot of fun; great crowd control.

We thought this would be the entire orchestra creating the entire beat but we do believe this was simply wind, strings, and percussions over looped beats. We also felt the lyricists made it feel more like hip hop karaoke rather than a celebration for the amazing music that Dr Dre produced.

I really enjoyed this show. The way they interacting with the audience was great.. The woman that performed did her thing. The gentleman were great also. Let’s get to the orchestra… I really enjoyed that part and they had every song on point.

They did Dre Justice! It was a great show!! Will go again if they come back through Louisville

Title of concert was “orchestral” so I was thinking more orchestra instrumental concert. But it was more like live band. But it was still enjoyable and had good time!

I am not sure what I expected but this was amazing! The crowd was very involved, the artists were amazing, the song choices were phenomenal, I will absolutely see them again!

I was expecting the instruments to have more of the spotlight than the amateur rapper/singers. I was more interested to hear an orchestra, when in reality it was a glorified karaoke show with like 8 instruments max. Don't get me wrong the performers were talented, except the woman butchering No Diggity, but I was more there to see an Orchestral Performance, as was advertised. I was a little disappointed.

A cello, a viola, a violin, a sax, a trumpet, and a trombone do not an orchestra make. We finally left when they asked everyone with a birthday to come on stage to "In Da Club". Speaking of - they didn't play The Chronic 2001. I felt duped by this show and more than once asked my companions "Are we at Youth Group?". Waste of time and money.