Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Tickets

First time visitor to the Rock & Roll Hall of Famet - spent 12 to 13 hours on Saturday and Sunday for the Bruce Springsteen special weekend. This museum is outstanding and the Springsteen exhibit is fantastic. The discussion with Toby Scott was very enjoyable. Thanks to him and Jim Henke for putting this exhibit and weekend together. Would love to return to The Rock Hall and Cleveland. Enjoyed visiting Little Italy on Friday evening for their Art Walk. What a charming neighborhood! Also, taxi driver drove through Rockefeller Park - very beautiful. it is so fun to stand in line with Bruce fans - immediate connection!

There so much to see and do the artifacts were great just a great time

I thoroughly enjoyed spending time at the Hall on Sat. & Sun. for Springsteen week-end. the exhibit was very interesting and gave a real personal look of the artist. The London Calling film was very entertaining and a treat to see on the big screen with excellent sound system. It felt like being on stage! With two day pass it gave time to take in the special exhibit and the rest of the museum on the second day. I also enjoyed going through Springsteen exhibit a second time.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame did an amazing job with the Springsteen Weekend! The exhibit was awesome and they also brought in a cover band to play Bruce the late afternoon on Saturday! If they do it again I recommend to see it!

For a professional appreciator of Rock music, this is a necessary pilgrimage. From the piano on which "Imagine" was imagined to Hendrix's couch complete with stains and cigarette burns, every item was impressive. Making the trek during Bruce Springsteen's showcase weekend was a highlight because there were two floors exhibiting Bruce's journey to becoming The Boss and Stone Pony was there to perform some of his classics on the main stage. Unforgettable day.

The place is cool and all, but...Madonna, Abba, the Bee Gees, Run DMC, etc...rock and roll? I don't think so.

great run over all, great view of the lake and the cleaveland skyline :) there were enough portalets i thought, the only thing was i wish there were med stations more visible giving out petroleum jelly or band aids. the crowd was great and eveything seemed to be well organized.I loved that they allowed loved ones of runners to join them during the finish line, its great memories shared by eveybody and a chance to take photos as well

Great show for a very worthy cause! Wonderful range of acts and styles of music, nicely reflecting the museum's exhibits!

We absolutely love it! Can't wait to go back! Great Experience!

I can't believe the fantastic value this show was. $15 ($21 with taxes, etc). 4 hours of the greatest entertainers ever (about 3 hour showtime with the intermission, teardowns and set ups)! Shelia E going strong as ever. What a beautiful, energetic, full-of-fun, talented lady. GeneChandler, what a voice at the age of 75 or so and a gracious man; Duke of Earl forever!! Mark Farner, the star of the night, I think. Gives those around the age of 60 hope. Prancing and playing; looks buff and voice is strong. Tommy James with a strong voice and great personality. Rivaled Mark Farner for the top act of the night. Terry Sylvester strong and pure on his rendering of Hollies hits. MC Hammer (didn't compliment the other acts very well and seemed to hog the stage trying to get his last moment in the sun) was a long drawn out disappointment. I don't like rap so maybe those that do liked him.

Another wonderful evening hosted by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Benefit for the award winning and worthwhile Education Programs supported by the Rock Hall. Have been a member for many years and attend this one every year. The Rock Hall invites all members and the public to participate. Tickets were $15 for the seats off the floor. Tables on the floor are for the corporate sponsors and those that can afford thousands of dollars per seat. There is also a live auction with amazing once in a lifetime items. The good news is the money goes to the education programs. Spoke with Terry Stewart after the show and they raised well over $200,000. Wow! Very cool. The stars were out for this. Terry Sylvester of the Hollies sang "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" and was amazing. "Long Cool Woman in a black dress" got the crowd rocking. Sheila E. was full of spunk and energy. Richie Furay of Buffalo Springfield surprised us with "Kind Woman". Gene Chandler was his royal self with "Duke of Earl" complete with top hat, cape, and walking stick. Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad still has that powerful voice and did "The Locomotion", "Some Kind of Wonderful". Puts singers half his age to shame. But MC Hammer and his dancers totally stole the show. Yes he did "Too Legit to Quit", and of course "Can't Touch This". Yeah, most of the folks on the floor were on the stage dancing. Last but not least was Tommy James and the Shondells. Made my dreams come true. "Crystal Blue Persuasion", "Crimson and Clover", "Dragging the Line", and closed the show with "Mony, Mony". Good time had by all. The Rock Hall always puts on a class act with the best of the best.

Great show! All the acts gave great performances! (I could have passed on MC Hammer though.) More people should have taken advantage of the $15 seats in the balcony. It was worth it.

entertainment was excellent!my favorites were Mark Farner,Terry Sylvester and Gene Chandler.MC hammer was entirely too loud and should have not lasted longer than the other acts. All in all it was an excellent show,well worth the money

I felt this was a very classy event. The performers were awesome. It was a real blessing to see the people we grew up playing on the radio!!!!!! Great seats. I'm glad so much money was raised for the RRHOF - I'm sure it will be used in the best possible way. The President of the Museum should be very proud of the fact that the event was a success and it seemed as though the people of Cleveland realize how important the museum is for us. The only thing I would suggest is that the "little people" up in the balconies should be acknowledged much more than we were. We are the people who spend A LOT of money to go see the bands and support them. We should have had the opportunity to be more involved and acknowledged more during the event.

Unbelievable concert for $15.00. The artists and the band were excellent. Seeing Gene Chandler preform The Duke of Earl was priceless. Looking forward to next yerars event.

I feel MC Hammer's portion of the show was too long.

best 15.00 i have ever spent,so much talent for 1nite 100x's better than the moondog. 1st time for us we will never miss another,great benefit,great show great nite-out.

I would have to say all in all a very good event. Was very disappointed that Tommy James and the Shondells had to cut their portion short. Most of the performers came out and did 3 to 4 songs leaving you wanting more. Then M C Hammer came out and did an hour. Personally I would have much rather heard 3-4 songs from him. After all this was suppose to be a Rock n Roll concert benifit . I'm sure there were fans there for Mr. Hammer but.......next time he's on the venue i will rethink.

This is the fourth year i've been to this event it is amazing to see the different styles of music on the same show i'll be back again next year if god lets me. Thank the rock hall for all they do

Totally Old School...it was fabulous...Gene Chandler was the best...MC Hammer and Tommy James put on a concert....it was a fun evening... At first we were in the nose bleed section and the acoustics were awful....were lucky enough to be able to move down closer to the ground floor...we could not understand the MC and even the music was not good being so high up But the concert was great