Warrant Tickets

paying extra for a meet and greet was a total waste. LA guns and Firehouse didnt attend the meet and greet, and Warrant acted like they could have cared less about it. They didnt wanna talk to anybody, just run thru get your picture takin and get the hell out.

The atmopsphere was amazing. The two bands who opened for them gave great performances. I love to see that after all of these years they still rock just as good as they back in the day...

I love this venue, because it's intimate and easy to get up close to the stage. Although I missed Jani Lane, Robert Mason is a more-than-serviceable replacement, hitting all the notes and adding his own personality to the live show. This is my fourth time seeing this band since 1989. I'e never seen them in a place this small, but it was awesome to be able to high-five Jerry even if I had to dodge guitar headstocks, mike stands, and a lead singer. There was a ton of energy from the band and they looked just as jazzed to be there as they did when they played arenas in the 90s. I rated this amazing because of the accessibility and, again, the energy of the band. They played a 90-minute set which included almost the whole of their first record and a big chunk of the second.

Warrant was a great show... the opening band Stonecult was amazing as well. I'd definitely see both bands again.

Saw Warrant last night at Crock Rock in Allentown Pa. They were GREAT!! Jani Lane was not singing. We were kind of disappointed that the "original" singer was MIA... however, he was replaced by a guy named Robert Mason who was totally awesome!!! Great voice, great stage presence and he looks a lot better than Jani! Great show!!

I grew up listening to these guys so I was pretty excited to go see them...the venue was a cool and relaxed placed and they put on a great show. It was awesome to see them and they still got it going on after all these years. They had a great connection with the crowd and were really on top of it...best of all Eric stopped and had a five minute conversation with my boyfriend and was awesome...going to see them again in October...a definite recommendation!!!

I had a great time last night at the Warrant concert at Crocodile Rocks Cafe in Allentown, PA. The venue was a great spot and I got to be close to the stage.

When I invited my Uncle (who took me to my first Warrant concert in '91) to go see Warrant at the Chameleon Club in Lancaster...he was a bit dissapointed that Jani Lane wasn't the singer. He thought it would be like seeing a cover band. A few minutes in to "Down Boys" he changed his mind. Rob Mason is one of the most amazing singers I've ever seen. And to see Warrant in a small club...with no bells and whistles from the 90's...like backing tracks and keyboardists...just amazing. Not just Mason...but drummer Steven Sweet and the rest of the band provided amazing harmonies. The best show I've seen in the last fifteen years...hands down. This is Warrant...even if Lane is not there.

I was very fearful that this band wouldn't be able to live up to their past glory. My fears were very quickly alayed. The band immediatly jumped into their better known music, which they interspersed throughout the nearly two hour long set. Robert Mason, the new front man, is better than Jani Lane ever could be. Everything about the show was top drawer. The rather sparse crowd (I'd guess under 200) didn't deter the band, and frankly, for a Tuesday night, I thought it was pretty good turnout. The entire show was an enormous thrill, and I'd hope that they grace the Chameleon again as soon as possible.

Went to see Warrant with my sister, first time in a very, very long time we've been at a concert, use to go to some pretty crazy ones back in the day. :) Warrant was fantastic, the energy was high and we had a blast, can't wait for the Chameleon to host another old time rock-in-roll band.