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The Rascals still have it!!! The show was a well-executed historical look-back at the group that hasn't played together since 1970. And it's amazing that their music still holds up.
Best show I have seen at the Hard Rock. Enjoyed the sights and sounds.
Phenomenal show...one of the great American rock bands of the 1960s reclaimed their legacy and delivered an amazing performance of all the tunes by them you would want or expect to hear. Super light show too.
I loved going to see these guys. I thought it was very clever how they created a "story" behind the whole process. The background was in true 60's form! The whole story made me realize how influential they during a volatile time where life was crazy. Thanks for the memories!!
Surprisingly, these old men can still give it their all! A very entertaining show, with high energy from start to finish.
I went to this concert really not expecting much and came away feeling I saw one of the best I've ever gone to!
All I can say is that it was one incredible night from start to finish. Sueno was incredible!!! Thank you guys, it was a wonderful night. They are on there way back up North. They are a must see! Don't miss !!!
the concert was excellent as was the venue and the way it was set-up (more intimate than usual). the movie that went along with the concert (interviews of the rascals) was outstanding. so glad i attended.
They may no longer be the Young Rascals but the Rascals sounded great Saturday night. Felix's voice was the most animated and well preserved that i have heard in the last 15 years. Everyone in the audience is singing along and having a good time. Thanks for all the memories.
The boys from the Bronx and New Jersey came together again after 43 years when in 1970 The Rascals split. A 2 hour concert of non-stop music, nostalgic visuals and narration by the band members themselves singing their repertoire of famous songs and a few other well known songs from the era.
This show was great!!! 2hr 15min of pure Rascals. Loved the mix of Rascal history and music. Lights were great! Would recommend anyone see this. Was great for my husband. His 15yr boy old band got to play with the Rascals 40-something years ago at the Barge. Brought back lots of good memories for him.
The story and images were somewhat interesting, but politics and social commetary as to their beliefs should not be included in a concert. Felix can still sing relatively well, however it's time for Eddie to retire completely. We should now just remember him for his once great voice. The reviews for this show were good and I guess I'm not as easily satisfied as I have seen several outstanding acts from this era. The fact that they were all together after over forty years was a draw for us and some of the songs brought back great memories. The other songs were just noise and I began to wish it would end. The fans should just pull out their old albums/cd's and listen to the great music from a once fantastic band.
This was a great show. They were so down to earth and so receptive to their audience.
The Rascals were incredible! I don't know how these four guys continue to play at the same level as they did in the 60's but they sounded just as good. As a drummer I have admired Dino Dinelli's skill since I was a boy taking lessons. He is still unreal as are Felix, Eddie and Gene. Thanks to little Stevie for making it happen.
This was my first concert at the live rock.I have to admit it was fabulous it to me back forty year's and then some.
Excellent show great music.. videos taking you back to the 60's. Wonderful talented musicians who appeared to have enjoyed themselves.
This show was not "just" the The Rascals.............It was a Program produced by Steven Van Zandt and intended to tell a story about an American Blue Eyed Band that made an impression on the music scene in the 60's when most eyes were focused on he British Bands and Motown scene. The story is pretty fascinating, yet not really told well enough during the show. Was the music good? Yes, but could have been better. Eddie Brigati acted like a fool with his weird dancing and non stop tambourine playing. His voice was horrendous on the opening song, but improved as the two hours progressed. Dino Dinneli on Drums, was good, but I guess age has a way of catching up with musicians, as he was once regarded as the best that Rock had to offer. Gene Cornish was just OK on lead guitar. Most that attended in the "half audience" at the Hard Rock Live, didn't know that the Show was called "Once Upon a Dream" (the name of their 3rd Album" and was supposed to document their career, or at least that portion of it. The Show was not publicized enough and I overheard a lot of people mention that they had no idea there would be a lot of talking and stopping and going of the music. But, all in all, I left satisfied as I enjoyed the Music, vocals, and genius of Felix Caveliere, the heartbeat of this Great American band.
The show was amazing covering there whole career .
What a great show very exciting and you will be dancing in your seat! I highly recommend this show to anyone who love the 60's!!!! The Music was exciting and the group sounded better than ever! Do not miss this show!!
Totally boring. Played a few hits scattered among a load of songs you never heard of. The show could have been 30 minutes with their hits, but was stretched out to 2 hours with in fills of numerous unknown songs. A totaly bore. Many left early.
