Tampa Spring Jam Tickets

The first disappointment was members from key groups like Toni Tony Tone, Dru Hill and Guy being absent. I thought Sisqo of Dru Hill could've concentrated more on vocals and led more songs rather than do a dance routine with hired dancers. Also, Dru Hill didn't perform one of their major hits, In My Bed; I thought that was odd. Toni Tony Tone, which was really just Toni Tony (don't know where Tone was on Friday night) included the theme song to the Jeffersons, Moving On Up, in their opening. I didn't understand that at all however, it got better after that. They performed their hit songs and they sounded good, especially Anniversary. I really enjoyed that. Silk & 112 were ok. Doug E. Fresh, in my opinion, was the main attraction. He did great with his beat box vocal techniques, and connected well with the audience. He had us up out of our seats partying! As I said, Doug E. Fresh was the main attraction and should've closed the show because what happened next left me in awe. Guy was the group set to close the show. Well, after the DJ getting us all hyped up with this big introduction, showing their videos and getting us all excited to see the group.....out comes Teddy Riley and 2 unchoreographed dancers to the stage. No Aaron nor Damien Hall. And all during Teddy Riley's performance, he used a voice box machine, like the one Roger Troutman used, and did songs by other artists. My Perogative by Bobby Brown and other songs. I never heard a Guy song. I think he was doing something by Stevie Wonder, as I was walking out.

I was a little disappointed that Aaron Hall was not able to make it. It is very difficult to pull off 'Guy' without Aaron, but Teddy Riley did his best to put on a good show under the circumstances. That being said, it should have been announced prior to 'Guy's ' scheduled performance. Up until Teddy Riley taking the stage, there was no mention that Aaron Hall would not appear. The sound was also not very good. I am not sure if that was due to the sound available at the venue or if it was an issue with the sound engineer. Several artists had to motion for the volume of their mic's to be increased. For a lot of the show, the music over powered the vocals. The DJ's between sets did a great job.

The whole event was awesome,so saddened that a few of the entertainer was not there, the show still awesome

This event had great artists, but the sound was horrible. I don't know if they had a low-budget engineer, but whoever the engineer was did a horrible job on the sound system for the artist. You could not hardly hear them and it made the artist sound horrible when I know they can sing. They sounded very muffled. Considering the location and the price of the tickets my party and I expected everything to be on point and the best part of it was the DJ during the intermissions. I will not be attending this event for a loooong time. We left this even early. I want my money back!

Show was great...the dj did his thing between each performance...I was so pleased with the show.

Great performances from the line up! We had great floor seats and the alcohol was close lol. 95.7 the beat had the music in between performances on point.

Every one did a amazing performance,I loved it amazing

Silk and Doug E Fresh were the only entertainers who performed well. All the other acts sucked!

This concert was the worst ever. All of the artist wasn't there. Just a complete disaster. Only bright spot was Dru Hill

Sound was terrible fake tony Toni tone Aaron hall didn't show up and jazz didnt show up for dru hill 112 can't sing live they need To retire. They had instruments but use instrumentals to sing echo was bouncing off walls.

Most of the groups did not have all of their group members.

The best concert I have ever been too. The tribute for his highness Prince was great. All the acts were good but that Doug E Fresh though he was off the hook. The DJ'so were good along with Queen B.

One of the major singers (Aaron Hall from the group Guy) was a NO SHOW and no warning was given. It was not disclosed.

It was great,awesome I wanted more. It was special

This concert was simply great took me back in the days with H-Town, 112, Jagged Edge, Bobby Brown, and Keith Sweat. I had floor seats each performer did a good job. But I must say I enjoyed Keith Sweat the most, he can still sing. Keith Sweat performance was wonderful.

I really enjoyed myself and the show was really good.

MY DAUGHTER BOUGHT TICKETS FOR MYSELF AND A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE. OUR SEATS WERE IN ROW I 9 BACK FROM THE STAGE OH MY WHAT A LOVELY SITE ALL THE ARTIST WERE. I LOVED THE TRIBUTE TO DINO DONE BY H-TOWN AS DINO WAS MY FAVORITE. WITH ALL THAT BOBBY BROWN HAS ENDURED OVER THE YEARS HE LIT THAT STAGE UP. BOBBY, YOU DID THAT. KEEP YOUR HEAD UP AND MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. KEITH SWEAT KEEP ON JAMMIN' BABY!!!!!! NEXT AND JAGGED EDGE YOU ALL WERE GREAT TOO. LOVE, PEACE, AND BLESSINGS

Myself and my best friend enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. She and I both are BIG TIME R&B fanatics, therefore the concert was right up our alley. Every artist that performed did an excellent job. The chosen artists are pretty much amongst the top R&B greats of 80's and 90's.

htown was ok,I am not a fan of them. Next was ok I forgot RL was not with them. Jagged Edge was a disappointment.they sang only 4 songs.Bobby Brown was better than what I expected. Keith Sweat had his moments.He was walking the stage like someone who did not know what to do.He kept going to one side of the stage singing and talking to some female.He walked off the stage with a wave.He was not happy with the Tampa audience.

Everyone put on a great show. I love Keith Sweat and Next.