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A Jack White concert was a bucket list experience for me. I mistakenly ordered tickets from e-tickets when I thought I was ordering from the venue. My mistake but... the Event-tickets were twice the face value of the tickets plus $40 each for me to print them at home. Huge ripoff. Almost $400 for two tickets. Then I had a guy stand in front of me the entire show and I couldn't see the stage. I will NEVER order through Event-Tickets again

From the favorite childhood fantasy of Peter Pan, we peek in on the author's creative process of writing, "Finding Neverland." We are lead through the relevant aspects of J. M. Barrie's personal journey that brought his spirit to life as an ageless, romantic, on a constant adventure! The scenes were quite magical, with solos being the most uplifting for me. This is very inspiring story, melded with the human struggle, and the reward of a darkness met with the brilliance of star dust and magical light. Yes, I'd say, 'I believe!' in Barrie's vision of life being a tiny spark of light from a fairy, to the endless night sky where we can fly to a land that never ends. Because when we believe, we bring love forever more. You'll enjoy the variety, the music, the characters, and most of all, the trip to this Neverland!

The method used by this service requires you to download an app to your phone with very little instructions. What instructions there are very confusing. My wife and I (who are in our mid-70s and not computer/phone savvy) could do it and neither could both of our adult children who are. Consequently, we never got our tickets for the event. We went to the Paramount Theater box office and asked if they could help but they said they had no connection with this ticket service. We called the service there and they were of little help. Just as we were leave not seeing the show a lady in the box office took pity on two struggling old people and gave us free ticket to the show. So, EventTicketsCenter. Thanks for all the stress you put is through for nothing. I will never use this service again and will advise everyone I know not to use it as well

The Decemberists concert last night was the best ever! They are touring behind their album "I'll Be Your Girl" which is their best album in nearly a decade. They played everything from that album except "Tripping Along," and they also did Ben Franklin's song.

My first ever Decemberists album was the Crane Wife. My initial favorite songs on that album were "Yankee Bayonet" and "Sons and Daughters." Up until last night I had heard neither song live. So what a treat it was to hear both of them in the same concert! "Sons and Daughters" in particular is an incredible live song, and was the highlight of the show except for of course "The Mariner's Revenge Song." "Mariner's Revenge" was already the best song ever written when it was written, but having seen them live over the years, the song just gets better and better and better live.

They also did "The Bagman's Gambit," which, to my happiness, is a song they save specifically for Washington D. C. because it mentions the Capitol and the National Mall. Colin even asked if there actually were bathroom stalls on the National Mall (and the audience said yes)

Other songs played were O Valencia, Make You Better, Red Right Ankle, and Shankill Butchers (another favorite that I rarely hear live!)

So yeah it was amazing. Go see the Decemberists if they come to your area and you can afford it.

We attend a lot of live concerts, but I've never seen the type of response an audience gave David Byrne: Two encores, standing ovations, no, standing, screaming ovations throughout the performance. An eclectic crowd of all ages enthusiastically welcomed the troupe to the stage and didn't cease their absolute joy until the lights in the theatre came back on. And the warmup band, Perfume Genius, was a fantastic prelude! Great performance.

I adored his music, singed to his songs & bought his music, but never thought to meet him or imagined I would. That was then, but when he resurfaced with new music & heard he was coming to my Boston, I don't know, I knew instantly I wanted to go! The weather wasn't perfect & I thought I wouldn't be able to see being 4'11 & surrounded by others taller in from of me, but when Astley came on that stage my vision suddenly became clear & he was amazing!