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My wife and I were reminded why they just don't make great rock music like they used to. Great show, Great Venue, and Great Sound (it was loud, but we are in our 50's now and if it is "too loud you are too old" is starting to apply, but not a complaint at all). Dave Meniketti was killing it on all the old classics and the new members seemed to have picked up on his energy. It really was the best value for money spent on live music in a long time.

Hands down the best rock band ever i got to meet them very cool I've seen them twice and I will be seeing them 3 more times in Aug y&t for life !!!!!!

This band was in my top 5 since early 80's, and after "rediscovering" them about 10 years ago, I've been to just about every show they put on live in the bay area. They put on a great show. No other way to say it. Dave and the band are crazy talented, know how to put on a good show, and make the fans feel like friends. They even played a song that wasn't on their planned set list just because my boyfriend mentioned it at a restaurant they were at before the concert. They love their fans, and we love them right back. Rock on Y&T!

Can't say enough of this band. If you are looking to catch a real rock band that still plays instruments with great talent and can sing. This is it my friend. Played all their hits and then some.

The entire band sounded like they were on a record. The sound was outstanding, the band rocks and the set list is above avg.

Y & T's Fillmore show every year is usually something special ... this year unfortunately was first US show since the passing of Joey Alves 2 weeks prior .... Dave Meniketti is the lone surviving original member of Y & T and he put on an inspiring 2-1/2 hour show with John Nyman on Rhythm Guitar, Aaron Leigh on Bass and Mike Vanderhule on the drums ... Winds of Change was dedicated to the boys, Phil, Leonard & Joey and a fitting tribute ...

Ok, can we all just agree that Dave Meniketti is a Rock God?? He held temple at the Filmore last Saturday. Small venue with a HUGE show by Y&T made this a great night!

No greater hard rocking lead guitar/lead singer out there: GO David Meniketti. Aaron Leigh is a great addition to the band. That man can flat out play the bass. The set list was the best I've heard from this band in years (lite on Facemelter songs). 3 encores, 2.5 hr show. Awesome.

Man oh man, I've seen Dave and the different configurations of Y & T over the years and never been disappointed!! This show was no exception!! They blew the roof off of the club!!

Always a great show seeing Y & T. Plus, can't beat The Fillmore! Even my never before really listened to Y & T husband liked the show. Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see you guys again!

One word - Incredible! What a show! Band sounded great, the energy was off the charts, the crowd was enthusiast...best show I have ever seen them play! Having two of the originals come back and join in on a few song was epic! Dave was engaged, voice was on point (as always), his guitar skills is one for the books. Really, can't describe how great it was. They played for 2 1/2 hours nonstop...again, EPIC!

Y&T rocked the Fillmore for 2 1/2 hours non-stop! Great show as always. Dave's voice is just awesome! The guys were playing hard-having fun! Y&T ROCKS!

Y & T was very solid in their show, It was great to see them post Monsters of Rock Cruise, where I got to hang out with them and see them two times in a week.. It was cool to see Don Dokken open the show acoustically, the fillmore is a great place to see a show.. It was also great to see Joey Alves and Leonard Haze show up and do two songs with Y & T. Joey looked like he never left the band, Leonard seemed to hold his own, but was not a everyday drummer, but did a very respectable job. Y & T and Dave Meniketti never disappoints, one of the greatest bands ever and probably outside of Montrose, the best hard rock act to come out of the Bay Area

This night was beyond amazing. I had attended quite a few Y&T concerts back in the '80s, but it had now been almost 30 years since I'd last seen one of my favorite bands live. I couldn't pass up this opportunity, because Y&T had been down to one original member for over five years now, and this show promised to be special with the return of the two other surviving members of the original, high-powered foursome to sit in on a couple songs. The show lived up to my expectations, and then some. The thunderous set lasted well over two hours and featured all the hits and some great deep cuts. The most recent additions to the band--guitarist John Nymann, bassist Brad Lang, and drummer Mike Vanderhule--were up to the task of upholding the legacy of this great band. But when founding member/drummer Leonard Haze and original rhythm guitarist Joey Alves took the stage with original (and current) lead singer/guitarist Dave Meniketti, it was magic. They played "25 Hours A Day" off their very first album, along with "Rhythm Or Not" off the album Contagious (which Haze chose even though he had left the band prior to that album), and the energy and fire was palpable. Alves returned for the final encore, "Forever," and then all the past and present members took a bow at center stage. All in all, an incredible experience.

You are five songs into this set before they slow it down for a minute to allow the audience to catch their breath. The band blasts thru ‘Hurricane’ from the first Y&T album into ‘Black Tiger’ with it pulsating rhythms, then flawlessly moves into the more AOR friendly ‘L.A. Rocks’, now the raunchy ‘Lipstick & Leather’ gets the crowd moving before finally getting everyone singing to ‘Don’t Stop Runnin’. This is the first five songs of 20 songs that will be played during the 2+ hours of the show. If you want to talk value, for a $20 ticket (in advance) you get 2+ hours and 20 songs performed with power and grace. Not a bad deal in todays market to pay a $1 a song. Y&T shows are never stale, they are never ordinary and most of all they are never boring. As a fan of this band for over 33 years, we haven’t missed a performance over the last 12+ years that they have been playing the NY area regularly and they were a major reason my brother and I went on the Monsters of Rock cruise twice. Y&T may fly under the radar by most rock and roll fans standards, because they were never Bon Jovi or Def Leppard or Van Halen, they never sold multi-platinum or sold out football stadiums but they know how to do one thing well, they know how to give 100%. I applaud them and their endurance and thank them for another amazing set with many memorable moments.

I didn't know many of their songs but they were still very enjoyable.

This was an awesome concert! Dave Meniketti is a great front man. I saw them the night before and this venue was better. I liked the fake snow during "I believe you".

Y & T is one of the best rock bands ever! They always put on an awesome show. Great music, great vocals...they never disappoint! They give it 110% for the whole 2 hour set.

It was a great show in a sweet small venue! Up close and personal with the band!! Just awesome!!

Yes, Dave Meniketti is the last man standing of the original line up. For many bands that marks a major divergence from the original sound. Masterfully, DM has cultivated a group of musicians who are truly happy playing Y&T music. This show more than any other I've seen with this lineup (say 8-10 times) showed the pure fun these 4 guys were having. And boy did they play their asses off. Please give the world another studio album. Would love to see and hear John, Brad, and Mike's contribution to the Meniketti led rock machine known to me and my friends as Yesterday and Today. I banged my head plenty in the Keystone in Berkeley when these guys were coming up.