Survivor Tickets

There was no Dave Bickler in this performance as he was replaced a few weeks ago by the founding guitarist (who have a say on the band now) with a young pretty boy who tried to sing and sound like the original but was not even close.

The bands were awesome, but for that price would of like to of had reserved seats. At this concert you weren't allowed to barely move. Would of been nice to get better pictures. In my opinion the bands like it when the audience gets up and moves.

I do not think I would attend another concert at this venue, this was my first time and more than likely my last. The room is simply too small to have the music cranked up at outdoor amphitheater strength! The concert(s) would have been much enjoyable with the sound level down to a more reasonable level. The music was so loud during the Survivor portion of the concert that you could barely hear the singer....and don't get me wrong I like my music "turned up" as much as the other guy, but this is a small, closed in venue and the sound should have been adjusted accordingly.

Both Survivor and Lita Ford rocked the house. The new young leaf singer for Survivor has a great vlice!

Saw both these individuals for the first time at Ho-Chunk Casino. Lita Ford: Doesn't quite have the vocal ability she had in her prime. When you butcher the song that made you famous, it doesn't bode well for a good rating. She is entertaining and a rocker, however vocal ability is definitely lacking. Survivor: If you want to watch an 80's cover band, this is what Survivor is today. Only 1 remaining original member (Frankie Sullivan), and a lead singer that wasn't close to be being born yet when Survivor was in its prime (he's 21 years old). The lead singer did well and they did play a few of their popular hits, however it would have been great to hear more of what made them famous. In all, you get what you pay for. I would not pay more than $40 for this concert as it's not worth the price of admission. Anything less...I would consider it cheap entertainment!

Flew almost 750 miles, rented a car, drove another 20 miles, rented a hotel room, stood in line just to go and see Survivor. Spent close to $1000 bucks to do this trip. Got to sit in a huge Tent, in a tiny chair that was zip tied to the next chair, pay $5 for a 8 oz bottle of water and listen to the band sing about 7-9 songs and was done and over with in a little over an hour with only a few of their hits being played and an instrumental and a 38-Special song . No Encore. New Lead Singer did an amazing job, he seems like he not sure of himself and kept looking at Frankie for approval... but once hes got his confidence he will be running the stage and the show.... If Frankie will let him!

First time seeing this band live in concert but certainly remember them from my younger days. It appeared that three of the five were from the original band. The two new players were lead singer Cameron, 21 years of age, and Walter, who played some awesome keyboards and also guitar. I later ran into Cameron and Billy who was also on guitar in the coffee shop at the hotel where they had played their show. That's how I found out Cameron's age! He was an awesome lead singer for a young person his age and really carried out all of their best songs. I would definitely see them again if they came to Minneapolis (I saw them in Las Vegas).

I didn't know but 2 songs, wish they would have sang more of their mainstream selections...lead singer voice was very good, but a little loud (acoustics) for the venue. It would be nice if the people who help you find them know where they are going tho, we had to be reseated because where we were told to sit were not our seats.

They played with great energy and enthusiasm. The newer members fit perfectly with the older guys (who are my age). I was amazed by the quality of the sound and the lead vocalist

It was really nice to see David Bickler and Jim Jamison on the same stage. Even though it has been over 30 years the music and vocals were dead on. They didn't do some of my favorite songs but there is only so much one can do with the time allotted. It was a great concert and I am looking forward to the next time they come around my area again. I will definitely be there.

It seemed they had a contract to play for 90 minutes, when time was up: Drive safely! No encores

Their music has endured the decades as evidenced by an excellent display of talent. Music was awesome, vocals spectacular!

Venue and show were exceptional! All staff members were extremely friendly and very helpful. survivor was Wonderful and played all their hits just like how they all sounded back in the day and tjey also played a few other songs either I did not remember or they might have been new but they were good too. Concert lasted about 1 1/2 hrs which was great. I was skeptical purchasing floor seats from my past experiences many years ago at different venues, once you are on the floor you had to join in with the other crowd members because everyone stood. At this venue yes, a few people did stand who were sitting in first, second and maybe the third row but that did not block our view at all. And yes, we too stood up for our most favorite songs as well. Most people ended up sitting down after awhile. The one and only complaint I had and many others agreed, it was very cold so bring a jacket or sweater.

Sorry to say that it looks as if one of my favorite all-time groups has hit the end of the line. I'm not sure which was worse, the musicianship or the sound mix. It didn't sound like they even did a sound check because the instruments drowned out the vocalists. Anybody who knew the songlist instantly could tell that the keyboardist was off, the drummer was a basher playing way too loud, and the extended guitar solos were a way to fill a 90-minute set without taxing their vocals. Also, the lead guitarist appeared to be high, chewing gum, and inaudibly speaking about their storied past. As a musician who takes pride in wherever I perform, I find groups that show up for a last payday offensive. I have written to your booking agent to please look into booking Toto. Now, there's an '80's group that can still play, blending clear/metered sound and musicianship. Please look into it. Toto is touring the U.S.

All and all the Survivor show was pretty good. It appeared that there should have been a better job done on the sound check as there were issues with clarity as well as not all voices were audible at the start of the show although it got better as time went on. Content was good and for the most part musicianship was on the mark. There were a few missed notes heard from the lead guitar at times throughout the night.

This was a fantastic concert. A great mixture of their greatest hits plus some songs not as well-known but nonetheless fantastic. Wouldn't mind at seeing and listening to them again, Like the title I wanted more.

The guys were amazing. Thanks for such a great show.

The show was great and they performed well. My only complaint is that they didn't play long enough. There were so many songs they didn't play but I guess there is a time limit. Overall, the show was awesome and they sounded great after all these years. I will definitely return to the Hard Rock Rocksino as the setup was perfect and very comfortable. Not a bad seat in the house as it is not a big place at all.

What a great show. Dave and Jimi sound just like they did in the 80s! Frankie, however, stole the show. What an amazing artist he is! The entire band gave 100% to this performance.

Survivor provided the audience with an energized concert that had everyone standing and cheering during the finale. Although the concert began 20 minutes later than the scheduled start time, the band members put together a great show!