Price: $175.00 +
Age Suitability:
All Ages
Tags:
music, rock, kids, concert, concerts, entertainment, live, lollapalooza
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47 reviews
Great Band and some feel good music. Live performance is awesome.
1 review
Tried to see them in LA with Bob Dylan but got lost and missed them. I would reccommend them to anyone.
1 review
This was a totally disappointing experience. Doors were at 9 and Snoop was supposed to come on at 10. We left at 12:30...and still no Snoop. Couldn't find a manager or anyone to ask for a refund. Sure I've been to concerts that started late before...but not this late. Completely unprofessional all around.
104 reviews
Or maybe Snoop Dawg is even beyond that now. I remember when his career started burgeoning, journalists would interview him and it'd be incredibly difficult to decipher anything he said other than, "You know what I'm sayin?!" No, Snoop! What the heck are you saying?! Nowadays, besides just rapping -- which has transitioned into more R&B player style (by the way, I love his new song: "Sexual Seduction" or the uncensored version "Sexual Eruption" -- it's hilarious how these guys can get away with singing this stuff!), Snoop is now a family man coaching his son's sports teams and spending time with the family on a hit reality show. How times change...
21 reviews
The Killers are one of my currently overplayed iTunes selections. There is something about their "fast paced-narrative" music that just keeps my attention for some reason. I love it!
28 reviews
Collabs and contributors include David Bowie, Nick Zinner (of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Katrina Ford (of Celebration) and the Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra.
If you haven't yet heard their 2006 album 'Return to Cookie Mountain' you're missing out...
5 reviews
Listen to them and find out... Either way, they might be a bit over played sometimes, but they still manage to keep their own unique sound.~
59 reviews
...but it sure is fun to sing along.
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One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces, Fair, Kate, Battle of Who Could Care Less, Kalamazoo! (my home town)
The hits keep going and the piano rocks!