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Had THE best time with my girls at the 90's concert!! The line-up was incredible!! Our seats were very reasonably priced and were perfect for us and we were able to move closer to get pics!! Since we were ground level, some of the artists walked by us and we were able to get pics with them!! Our Hotel was directly across the street from the BOK as well, so again, just the best time!!
Concert was a fun trip back in time. Wish Salt N Pepa was as good as they were when I saw them last time, Vanilla Ice sounded really good and Kid N Play slapping their feet together was awesome.
Hands down the best concert I've ever been to. I would go again if I could. Hope they do this again.
A lot of it was way before the 90's. The beginning was good the middle was super slow and the end was good!
Low budget look. Way too long. Not engaging. Too long between artists.
Boring, played music from 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s; Salt n Pepa difficult to hear, understand; all 4 one good, others were fair.
What a great show! It brought back so many memories.
Non stop 90s music plus the djs and artists were soo interactive with the crowd. It was just one big house party! We even got to go up on stage and dance with Vanilla Ice! I would most definitely do it again!
One word to describe the concert just completely BORING.
My friends and I had a great time! The concert was very interactive and all the performers were grateful for keeping the 90's alive. There was a lot of raising the roof and hands in the air- felt like a real "house party!"
This was a great show, everyone done very well and they were all very friendly and connected with their fans, especially Vanilla Ice he loved his fans and stayed over for about an hour to take pictures and sign autographs. He thanked everyone for being there and was just down to earth and humble, I would love to see this concert again!!!!!
This was one of the LEAST memorable shows that I've been to in ages; I see about 30 shows year. Virtually nothing is played, or built live - all sound is prerecorded, so the show consists of a bunch of formerly-famous people talking/singing over a beat with gobs of overweight white-folk making cell-ph videos of everything around them. Tone Loc still has the voice that you remember, Young MCs set was v. short, Rob Base has lost his EZ Rock, Coolio looks like he should go (back?) into rehab, and with the exception of Salt-n-Peppa (we left before they come on)the other bands don't even deserve mention. The MC of the evening (literal sense) attempted to hold it together between acts; filling the gaps between sets while the stage manager tried to herd the former talent, but he was an amateur. They would have done better with someone (like) Chris Rock, who could keep the energy high. The musicians looked annoyed at the tech running monitor sound, and one of the intros included instructions to the guys who run the spot-lights, presumably because they didn't have it together enough to use their radios/walkie talkies/ house manager?? Sound was mediocre, so we both needed earplugs. If this all sounds like a good time, knock yourself out, but your $150 might be better spent buying some records, 12"s, CD or videos of these guys when they were (& deserved to be) still riding high.
