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I enjoyed the music and lead singer, Martin Fry's, voice still holds up. However, the venue left much to be desired. There were people sitting in our seats because there weren't enough chairs set-up in the row!!! We were seat 4 and 5 and they were 9 and 10. They refused to move...in the interest of time, we moved back one row. We were lucky to find a couple of empty seats. The lay out of the chairs and dining tables were terrible. I would not come back to The Canyon in Montclair. City National Grove in Anaheim is much more organized and the dining area is set a few rows back from "chairs only." There was supposed to be a 2 drink minimum, but there weren't any servers available to take orders. I don't regret the band, ABC, just the venue. Booooo!

Everything was wonderful ftom the venue, sound, energy and amazing vocals and solos. Even after all these years!

It was an awesome trip back to my decade of the 80's

Canyon Montclair tried but came up short. Looks like several staff members arrived late for there shifts, servers were outnumbered, silverware for “required meals” were not given, desserts from a fixed menu was never served, dirty dishes stayed in front of us the entire concert. Tables were far too close together. ABC band was awesome! Sound was great.

Great music and ABC were great, just a shame it wasn’t too well organized inside, short of staff, had to line up but then found didn’t need to as we had tickets, bought 3-meal food and only received the main. People in our seats and wouldn’t move and management had to get involved. Probably won’t use that venue again.

ABC was fantastic. Martin sounded great. The venue was disorganized, they require you to purchase a 3 course meal and do not have enough staff to serve. Most folks did not get all their food. Also they do not check vaccine cards or tests at the door as advertised.

Had to stand outside for a hour, was told arrive early to pay for a dinner. My dinner came wrong about 3/4 into the concert. Never got my salad or dessert that I paid for. Chairs were so crammed together that I could swing legs under the table. Only thing good, was the band.

Love the “ABC” live performance. Unfortunately, the dinner that came with the show was poorly done. The food tasted ok, no drinks/water was served, very tight/crowded seating, no silverware was set...everything but the show was a bad experience!!!

ABC was one of the best 80s bands I’ve seen recently. They sounded great and put on a great show. We had the dinner tables in front of the stage. It wasn’t just bad it was ridiculous how tight the seating was. The servers couldn’t even get down the aisle between tables to serve us. The person next to you had to make body contact with you constantly it was so crowded. The timing of the service was terrible and some people were getting their dinners at the end of the concert still. Dessert was included but never came. They said it was a server shortage but looked more like over capacity by 30% at least.

Number one, music was fantastic. Martin Fry still has that voice he produces from their 80's hits. Secondly, atmosphere was great. Lastly, company was awesome. Thank you

Loved it! Venue and the band were up close and aweso E

Excellent concert. The man can still belt it out. And the band is awesome too. I especially loved the saxophone player who is super talented and entertaining.

Martin was joyful and fun, and didn’t miss a note! The musicianship of the band members was amazing. Thank you ABC for a beautiful walk through my younger years.

ABC was incredible. What a fun show. My next favorite part was Annabelle Lwin from Bow Wow Wow. HOWEVER, for some reason, they only allowed her three songs (she was a guest of Boys Don't Cry). I would have MUCH rather seen her perform longer than listen to Boys Don't Cry or the opening band. She seemed upset by it and the crowd seemed bummed that she had to go so soon.

it was pretty good. ABC sounds awesome live. But, they barely played for an hour and that included doing ONE encore....that's right, ONE! Their set needs some work because When Smokey Sings, The Look of Love and Be Near Me should have been the encores. It was a weird set but one of the highlights was Vanity Kills. Martin Fry looks and sounds great and I hope he eventually gets the praise and respect he deserves and is placed in the ranks of Bryan Ferry or Boy George. Don't get me wrong, it was worth waiting 20+ years to hear them live (where are you Mark White!!!) but I hope they re-think their set order in the future.

Martin Fry was incredible and he looked great. He has a classiness to him after all these years. Everyone in the theater was dancing. We could have listened to him sing for 4 hrs!

ABC. Great concert. Martin Fry looking as good as ever and sounding just fantastic. Whole audience up on their feet from the beginning and singing along. What a show it was just like being back in the 80s.Left the concert on a real high.

This was hands down the best music concert I have ever been to. Martin Fry was the best. I love all of the songs ABC sings. I would highly recommend going to see ABC in concert.

Martin was excellent! His voice is still strong. He plays all the hits and clearly loves his audience. ABC fans were not disappointed.

ABC is now really just Martin Fry and a backing band, but Martin sounds great and looks even better. The backing band is good, but I really expected a little more oomph from them, especially the keyboardist. A lot of the great electronic sounds from ABC's classics were missing, rendering them a bit bland. But Martin performed all of the hits, including "Poison Arrow," "How To Be A Millionaire," "All Of My Heart," "When Smokey Sings" and "Be Near Me." The crowd was a bit lame, staying seated most of the time -- I was in the front row and felt kind of bad for standing, but, hey, it's a concert, get off your butt! The opening act was the guitarist from the backing band, Matt Backer. He's a fine singer and guitarist, but his style of music was not compatible with this show. I found him a bit boring. Before both acts, legendary '80s DJ Richard Blade spun requests and played '80s trivia with the audience. That was a good time-killer -- especially since the Saban said on its website that doors were at 6 and the show was at 7, when the times were really 7 and 8. Totally weak on their part.