Twisted Sister Tickets

Overall the event was great, but Dokken and Slaughter should've been put on the 2nd stage-their sets were VERY disappointing. LA Guns played the 2nd stage and their set was incredible-definitely good enough for them to have played the main stage.

The bands sounded great and the atmosphere was wonderful! It was tiring for me, I'm not used to all day events!

Kix Slaughter Extreme Ratt and nSteel Panther were AMAZING!The weather was beautiful but the beer was a rip off.Overall an amazing day!!

Great show, All the bands still got it. Twisted Sister was a great end to a great day.

I was hesitant to attend - afraid that the "rockers" would be aged, bloated and not as I remembered. I was totally wrong! With the exception of a couple of lead singers the music seemed as current as it did in the late 80s. It was my son's first concert experience and it was great for him and for me and my husband. The day was over way too fast! I hope there is another one next year for me to attend!

The afternoon started with Gilby Clark, Y&T and Slaughter. Neither were memorable and could be capably replaced in the future with Great White, Dangerous Toys and Sebastian Bach. Jani Lane really got the party started with opening tune Down Boys and closing song Cherry Pie. In between he was sober and entertaining - a refreshing take considering his past reputation. Next up was Dokken. If you haven't seen them lately, Jon Levin fills in nicely as the lead guitarist and obviously Dokken hasn't lost much of his voice or swagger over the years. A highly entertaining performance although we had to leave early to see...THE GREATEST GROUP OF THE DAY, Steel Panther. Formerly named Danger Kitty & Metal Shop, the Metal Schoolers were easily the best performers. From the "shake all your booty" security guard female dancer to Lex putting on his lip gloss, Steel Panther alternately rocked and zinged the crowd with their one-liners. Next up were the Kix playing essentially a hometown show. They must have known the soundboard guys because this band had the days cleanest sound to match a back catalogue that was second to none. It's funny that the band with no real notariety had the most memorable songs of the day: Don't Close Your Eyes and Cold Shower. Good for them, even though it's twenty five years later. Running to the second stage, we caught all of LA Guns fourteen-song set. The Guns have Hollywood history that makes them rock royalty. They didn't seem upset to be playing the second stage and "Ripped and Teared" the place. Kiss My Love Goodbye really moved the crowd as the band celebrated the 20-year anniversary of Cocked and Loaded. We took a dinner break for Extreme for obvious reasons so I can't comment. Ratt was exactly what one would expect. We were happy that they pulled off a lucid version of Way Cool Jr and were saddened that they only played two songs from Invasion: Lay it Down and You're in Love. The band seems enamoured with it's first record and featured it that day. Unfortunately, even though the band is quite professional, Round and Round is the only enjoyable tune there. Slip of the Lip, I Want a Women, Dangerous and Dance are all more worthy material. Too bad. We left before Twisted Sister arrived, thank heavens. Thanks to Merriweather and Seth for putting on such an enjoyable day's activity. Let's make it a two day fest for 2010!

This was my first Festival in over 20 years and it did not dissappoint. All the bands were great but the stand outs for me were KIX, Twisted Sister, Jani Lane and Extreme. This should be an annual festival and if it is I will be there next year.

The show was awesome! It was like being back in high school. Would definitely go again, if it came around.

Because there were so many bands, they only had time to play their hits, which, let's face it, is what we really want anyway. I enjoyed it thoroughly and would make the trip again should another event be there that tickles my fancy. I love those hair bands!!

Kick ass show! It was great seeing Kix back in there home town area! Just an amazing show...Hopefully the M3 will become a yearly event!

We are from the Philadelphia area and this was our first time at the MPP, so we did not know what to expect. Well, the arena and the show far exceeded all expectations. This may be the best arena that we've ever been to for a concert. I guess the perfect weather helped a lot, but the MPP makes all aspects convenient. There are tons of concession stands (with an incredible variety of drinks and food... particularly loved the Smirnoff stands), ample bathrooms, and a vey friendly, non-harassing staff. We are used to the SBC (formerly Tweeter) in Camden, NJ and the MPP blows that away in all categories listed above. To top it all off, we got to see an amazing performance!! I am a huge fans of all the bands on the main stage (except Extreme), so this was a real treat. Of particular notwe, Y&T, Jani Lane, Ratt, and Sister all sounded amazing. I have seen the Jani Lane-less Warrant a couple of times in recent years and,w hile they were awesome, nothing compares to seing Jani Lane perform his own songs. All the other guys (i.e., Dokken, Slaughter, Gilby, Kix) were awesome too, and LA Guns were incredible on the second stage too. It was great seeing Kix because they had a real home-town following that they don't necessarily get in Philly and they probably got some of the better crowd reaction for the day. Overall, this concert is an ABSOLUTE MUST SEE for any fan of the 80's hair bands. If they come back next year, we are there!!

This was one of the best shows I have ever been 2....All of the bands were Amazing. Would definitely recommend!!!!!

I thought if I paid for seats instead of the lawn i would have a better view of everything, no! You needed a telescope to really see them. I paid $110 + other charges when I really should have paid something like $20

We came all the way from Cincinnati to Baltimore for the show. All the bands were great. Please do M3 again next year!!!

I thought the scheduling of the bands was very good. Out of the 16 bands that played I was able to see 14. I thought the mix of bands was very good and was excited to see XYZ, L.A. Guns with Phil Lewis, Y&T and Steel Panther. There has not been an opportunity to see some of these bands in the VA - MD area. I am a huge fan of 80's metal and was glad to have a festival with bands of this calaber in my backyard. It was also my first time seeing Twisted Sister and they did a great job getting the crowd pumped up. I went to the show with some friends and we would definitely attend again and would actual like it if the festivals was two days. It would be great if they could get other great 80's metal bands like Great White or Britny Fox and even Danger Danger for the next one.

showed up late but in time for dokken saw dokken last year with poison they know how to get a crowd into the show.next up was k.i.x this to me should of been the head line band. everyone was in to them y not it's there town ! extreme slow and boring twister sister was ok Dee snider can still move and run around but the show lacked Energy from the band and the crowd. slow and boring I left before the end of the show and from what I was told didn't miss anything

loved meriweather. clean, good food, great weather, staff was nice and the crowd was fun but controlled. enjoyed the two stages, always something to see.

This was well worth the money and I would do it again and again!!!! I was shocked at how great they all sounded live but KIX and Slaughter blew it out of the water!!!!

M3 was insane!! Great people and Great bands! I felt like I was in time warp of the best 80's party!! Hot chicks and rock and roll-- what more can you ask for!! I hope M3 comes back because I will be there at all cost!!! PS: Steel Panther Rocked Out!! By far one of my favorites!!!

Great to have a venue for that type of music. My only complaint: Have side stage bands playing at the same time as the main stage bands!