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Very talented and seasoned performer for her age. Good family entertainment. I was a little disappointed that her set lasted less than an hour. Would have liked to hear more of her own original material. Perhaps when she tours next summer she will have more to offer.
i took my 10 year old and her friend they were treated so well by victoria. They were allowed to go back stage for autographs and pictures. Great role model for young girls. Best of luck to her in her career !
Victoria Justice rocked Nashvegas at the historic Ryman Auditorium! The popular actress showed no signs that this was her first ever pop tour. The performance was polished and high energy, backed by a band that was in perfect step with her every move. And this girl can sing! Her vocals were impressive as she performed hits from the soundtracks of "Victorious," along with her new hit single "Gold." For her first time live in front of fans who laregly know her from her TV performances, Victoria Justice left no doubt that she is a legitimate pop star. No TV production tricks or studio enhancement needed. Her performance even displayed a rock edge that gives her more depth than some of her contemporaries. Every bit the engaging and adorable personality her TV fans expected, Victoria comes across as a very sweet person who genuinely adores her fans as much as they adore her. Her positive message to her young fans that they have value and a voice no doubt made fans of many of the parents in the audience, too. This was a concert enjoyed by young and old alike. Let's hope she returns to Nashville soon!
good show, Victoria took the stage on time unlike Justin Beiber who kept everyone waiting for over an hour. Did her hits, had a very good opening act and overall enjoyable. Awsome fireworks display after she left the stage.
Victoria Justice really catered to her fans. I was very pleased with the opening act, Pentatonix, the length of time between acts and the quality of the performances. I really enjoyed the concert along with my 11 year old and her friend. Victoria played great songs and had an excellent message.
Great performance Victoria! She did great, my daughter and my son are very happy with her performance. The seats section TU - HORRIBLE... we paid too much for nothing. We moved and we had better view from the seats half price.
I was very impressed with Victoria Justice. I will admit, going in I didn't expect much. My kids (11 y/o duaghter, and 8 y/o son) are big fans of her. She put on a fabulous show from start to finish. She has great stage presence. She seems to be a good role model too.
The lead band was Pentatonix which was great. Victoria then came on and put on a fantastic show. It was a beautiful night and she sounded wonderful. The video presentations were very well done and great quality.
I was so impressed by the way she could sing without moving her mouth. I mean time after time she looked like she quit singing, but her voice kept coming out of the speakers.
very good seats she treated her fans great I loved it
The concert was a great show. One little criticism, when Victoria brought her little sister on the stage (she was probably 18 years old or so), it seemed a bit hokey and the song wasn't that great. It seemed like a coat-tail commercial. My two daughters really liked it. Pentatonix was the opening act. I would pay to see them again. They were fantastic!
It has been a while since I have been a temporary resident of Bubblegum land. This has been partially due to some reasons, but also because they ( Bubble Gum singers) didn't have albums to promote and/ or weren't touring within earshot of me. Fortunately now with a plethora of teen singers touring and/ or imminently slated to release and/ or promoting albums, and circumstances being ideal ( I have to dichotomize which bubblegum artists to see owing to finances as there are an inordinate amount of teen artists today), it was practical for me to venture back to Bubblegum land and avail myself of the next teen artist performing within a just distance- Victoria Justice. The last bubblegum artist I saw was Miranda Cosgrove, and while I enjoyed her, I wasn't immediately familiar with her the way I am with Victoria Justice. I was definitely looking forward to seeing Victoria Justice perform. I have seen Victoria Justice on Victorious and heard her sing. Her songs are uplifting, mesmerizing, and most importantly- thought- provoking. " Make It Shine", " Gold" and " Shake" are powerful, ensconcing , and espouse lyrics which are germane to a continuum of issues and happenstances in our lives. I was cognizant that Victoria was slated to appear at Wantagh, LI on July 18, 2013 ( Jones Beach Theater), and was definitely clamoring to see her. I remembered the adage Victoria espouses in " Make It Shine"' - " You dont have to be afraid to put your dream in action." On June 28, 2013, I purchased my ticket. I had " Put my dream in action." , and said to myself " I'm in." The day of the moment of truth ( 7/18/2013), I was cognizant of the heat advisory and preponderance and milieu of bugs espoused by our mayor- ( Michael Bloomburg- ( Scorpions, wasps, and hornets)), courtesy of the West Nile Virus, situated in Long Island endeavoring to bite, and potentially poison me. I armed myself with a quart of water, and bug repellant. Later, I enveloped my arms, neck, and legs with bug repellant repeatedly to thwart this, and traversed to the Jones Beach Theater ready for Victoria Justice. I arrived at 545 PM, and found myself near seven people talking about Victoria, clamoring for her and counting the seconds which was agonizing, for us until the gates opened- ( 6 PM). I entered, walked around, and decided to have dinner ( Angus cheeseburger and my quart of water). As I walked around, I ate, drank, and then ventured up to my seat. I sat, looked around, enjoying the view- ( Beach to the right, and grassy swamp to the left), and waited. The opening acts then commenced. After them, we were waiting. I knew it would be a pitch and crescendo incrementing until Victoria appeared. Five minutes antecedent ( 740 PM) Victoria's video " Gold" was played to rev the audience up, only to trail off and give way to a woman announcing the winner of the Meet and Greet with Victoria Justice. She implored him ( The winner) to venture to the security office immediately after her performance culminated to meet her. I am sure he adhered to this stipulation. At 745 PM, the moment of critical mass ensued. As Victoria would say, " Here I am." Victoria then appeared on stage, commencing with ' Freak the Freak Out." I have heard and seen Victoria ( Victorious) perform this many times, but she was off as she espoused it. Maybe me being situated in the upper deck and/ or her not possessing the aural machinations for this requisite song were the culpable reasons. Victoria continued with " Beggin on Your Knees" which was similarly disappointing. At this point, I was contending with trepidation. Was Victoria sick? Were her songs I heard embellishments of her true aural ability? Sometimes songs sound better on TV, and recorded because they are imbued with instruments and even synthesizers. At these junctures performing them live doesn't do them justice, so to speak. Victoria continued with " Cheer Me Up", which sounded like the Victoria I was acclimated to, only to lapse back again with " Take a Hint" sans Elizabeth Gillies. Victoria vacillated from a facsimile to the Victoria I know and back during the first half of her Setlist. The remainder of her songs ( See Setlist) were imbued with the Victoria I know. I said to myself during her post- " Shake" songs ( Second half Setlist) " Now, that's more like it." Victoria Justice like some of her songs aren't mere words that espouse , but she also practices what she preaches, as there is substance formidably protruding and emanating from her lyrics. Before her first myopic hiatus commenced, she introduced her video " Girl Up", saying it is about giving girls better dreams and opportunities. She said she visited Guatemala to promote her fundraiser Girl Up and would ask for donations as her video would show. Victoria then said she would return and left. As we saw " Girl Up", I was floored and impressed with its powerful, germane and poignant lyrics- " The things we take for granted", " We all need love", " We all need hope", " We all have dreams", " Let your voice be heard", " Together we can help a girl up", and " It doesn't take much to help a girl up." These are powerful jarring lyrics that are not only pertinent, but exemplify what Victoria Justice is about. Victoria returned, and said she was going to mash two of her songs together. I was already taken aback and not enamored, as I am not a fan of songs I adulate being segued together. Victoria then stated these two songs were sired courtesy of her Grandmother imbuing her with her motivation, confidence, and cautious attitude, and tendered a " Thank You" to her. While this mashing was in progress and after it wasn't as horrific as I thought it would be. Victoria continued and after " Make It In America", said " Bye". I hoped this was a ruse employed by her like the B52's. The B52's are notorious for performing and abdicating ( Simulating the end of their performances) bidding adieu to their fans, antecedent to " Rock Lobster". After a few minutes they return and finish with their signature song/s, and then exit the stage. My deliberating and speculating were confirmed as Victoria ventured back to sing two more songs . With that, Victoria asked the audience if they liked Oz, ( They unanimously beckoned in unison "Yes"), and then mandated everyone in the theater situate themselves close to each other so she could take their picture. Of course, everyone complied. With that, Victoria then abdicated. Victoria magnanimously introduced her entourage to the audience, was personable, shared some details about herself, and the blueprint and impetuses for some of her songs. Before " Cheer Me Up", she told us when we are with someone we should cheer them up, and then commended her fans saying " You cheer me up". During " Cheer Me Up", she tossed lollipops into the audience saying she will " Cheer them up". Before " Shake", she said she paired off with Zooma, and will be making appearances on the show, which was her inspiration for " Shake". During " Gold", her seguing into a rap was annoying but its duration was so infinitesimal , it didn't detract from the song. Before " Make It Shine", she said she hopes this song inspires us to follow our dreams, and before " Here's to Us", said watching cars on the freeways Monday mornings served as the impetus for this song. People think teen music is relegated for tweens and teens. It also is drivy, mesmerizing, and occasionally has powerful and insightful lyrics that render it a province and sounding board for adults also. Victoria Justice's songs are powerful, insightful, and double as a harbinger of aspirations, motivations, and advice, and sometimes go against convention. Her mindsets coupled with her lyrics render Victoria vibrant, talented, and in some ways an academic prodigy. If Victoria continues to " Make It Shine", and has us " Beggin on Our Knees", wanting more, she will be remembered, follow in the footsteps of her contemporaries- ( Todays teen idols), and subsequently inducted into the Bubble Gum Hall of Fame. Who is the next Bubblegum artist I will see and review? Final Grade : B
Victoria Justice was amazing, I had front row. I'm meeting her nxt time before I become famous.Very beautiful voice from a 20 yr old.
it was a alsome concert best :) it was so cool and fun get tix to this concert its is the best
this was the first concert i have ever been too and it was the perfect first one! she was great! it took along time for her to finally come on after max schneider, but still when i saw her in that box for make it shine i was screaming! lol she rocks and i think if she goes on tour again, you should go! (this was in allegan, MI)
Took my 10 year old daughter to see the show. It was her birthday gift. We had a great time
Fantastic for all ages! Such a great show!! I took my 7 year old sister to see her, and me being 17 I thought oh goodness this is going to be dreadful, but let me tell you. Her energy, her band, the lights and the meaning behind her songs were incredible. It's great to see such mainstream artist so humble and kind. She stood outside her tour bus and waved to the little girls, and that really impressed me. Most famous artist run and hide to escape them, but I would by far go see her again. GREAT SHOW for all ages!
bought tickets fopr my soon to be step daughter ,her aunt and my soon to be mother in law they said they had a great time she was up dancing singing and had a blast thats all shje talled about for days after the show. i would deff get her tickets to see this show again
Victoria was awesome. It was a blast to see her live. What a great time with my friend.
It was a great show. The seats we purchased were not set up when we went to sit down. Our seats were 15 & 16 and the row stopped at 14. The employees at the Allentown fair immediately found two more seats and set them up for us.
