Reviews Horrible! By ears bleeding in Morristown from Morristown, New Jersey on 1/20/2013 Cons: Obnoxious Lighting, Poor Sound Quality, Too Loud, Way too loud The sound quality at the Community Theater was extremely loud, over-modulated, and distorted. No separation, hard to even detect any of the backup singers or piano. Whoever was in charge of lighting should be fired. The flashing high intensity lighting directed at the audience from the stage was obnoxious, painful, and migraine inducing.
 Great Show As Always! By GoDfaTheR JoE from Dothan, Alabama on 12/15/2011 Cons: Maybe play for 4 hours Have been to see "Da Boyz" a total of 9 times. Every show has been over the top! They have their songs WELL choreographed and DOWN! Some shows you go to, the performer(s) sound NOTHING like they do on the albums/radio. NOT the case here! Also, some performer(s) play alot of "B" side songs and/or other folk's stuff to keep the crowd "into" it and rockin'. NOT the case here-no need to! I've been a fan since a teenager, so it's GREAT to go to a show where you know EVERY word to EVERY song! Always leave with a sore throat and soaked in sweat from dancin' and singin' along with them. No "blah" songs to sit through...songs you've NEVER heard of...and don't wanna hear again! LoL
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful] Lynyrd Skynyrd By coni from detroit on 9/23/2008 Pros: Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Lighting, Great Sound, Openning band was bad, Perfect Set List, Skynyrd did not play long [...]
[3 of 6 customers found this review helpful] A1 Act By buster52 from Southeastern Michigan on 9/23/2008 Pros: Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Lighting, Great Sound, Perfect Set List Best For: Everyone Great seats, great music, what more could you ask for.
Venue Address:
Thunder Valley Ampitheatre - Lincoln, CA
1200 Athens Ave.
Lincoln, CA 95648
Venue Address:
Thunder Valley Ampitheatre - Lincoln, CA
1200 Athens Ave.
Lincoln, CA 95648
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