Mike Shinoda

If you get a chance to go to one of his shows, just do it! You will not be disappointed! ♥️

THIS IS THE BEST NIGHT EVER! I thought it'll just be a dream. And you made my dream a reality! You are a one of a kind performer! You sing and rap with all your heart! You are just simple amazing! And oh, your connection with us fans is just superb! Very down-to-earth. I love you! I also hope you enjoyed your stay in the Philippines with your Filipino fans! Hope we exceeded your expectations! THANK YOU SO MUCH, MIKE! KEEP ON MAKING MUSIC!

One of the most emotional concerts ever. Thank u Mike for your empathy. Despite the pain, you're still able to go on and fight for finding something good in this difficult world. #posttraumatictour

His show was amazing just not the greatest venue to play at. It doesnt support shorter people and a couple fights broke out but mike himself was amazing.

Best night of my life! They say concerts have therapy like no other. And OMG it is true, for those few hours I felt like nothing could bring me down. I was singing, crying, dancing, moshing, everything. Was just an incredible night all in all. 100% recommend anyone to see him if they ever get the chance.

It was a tad above average since its dedication to Chester's recent passing. I understand it's his solo tour, however I felt this, like his album, should have been more of a tribute show. I also understand he can't perfectly replicate Chester's vocal styling and screams, but he briefly made the crowd sing when all he or the back grouping did was nearly nothing. Mike pressed some chords on his keys and did some whispering a bit but I have to admit: it was very awkward. The drunk and high people sung out loud but besides that I didn't feel anything much coming from the performer's perspective. I love Mike and support his standalone career, however I have to admit my core reasoning of attending was to make a special tribute after Chester since the memorials and specific concerts were only done in California. I'm nor sure if the memorials themselves had a Florida location at all. It was a worldwide phenomenon but certainly non within the Orlando/central FL region. I'm used to loud, overpowering band concerts, so upon hearing essentially one guy, a guitar player nearly behind the curtains and his sound crew, it felt almost lifeless somehow. I'm not sure what I was picturing or expecting, but seeing him jump around with some lights just didn't fully do the trick for me. Without the small memory he voiced in between a song exclusively to our concert, I would have rated this a solid 3 perhaps. His merch was ridiculously overpriced as well. With $20 single pair of socks, $40 T-shirts, $60 flannels, $120 (or so) anoraks, so on so forth was just outrageous. They weren't even of massive design or amazing in quality. If anything I was highly disappointed at the cheap material that could have sold for $15 a piece and $50 for the hoodies/anoraks. There's tons of other information behind the scenes what resulted in this rating but overall I have to sadly say this was one of my least favorite concerts I've ever attended to in over a decade.

The best show of the year. It was emotional and energetic and just amazing. Thank you so much to the crew and members that made it happen

This was the best concert I have ever been too. There was so much emotion and energy. I couldn't be any happier.

It was amazing! You can tell he really cares, he interacted with the crowd a lot and played lots of songs (don’t be scared of the long set list a lot of them are medleys or just small parts of the songs) also the lights and effects were amazing!!!

genuinely the best concert i have been to. love the venue! and it emotionally hit close to home and it felt like family

Awesome concert!! Lots of Linkin Park songs. Really hoped K Flay was there for their new song. She is a SF Bay Area girl after all. Would certainly go see him again!!

I had a blast! Haven't seen Mike and Dave since may 19th 2017, it warms my heart to see those two again. ❤

It was a amazing experience to be able to see him. It was my first time seeing him, so like mike said it was bittersweet. The show was awesome and the crowd was hyped.

It was an amazing show. I met some other Linkin Park fans and we bonded almost instantly over our love for the band. My favorite part was when he had the audience sing Chester's part from In The End. It was very emotional but awesome. Mike is so humble and down to earth. He loves the fans and puts his all into every performance. I can't wait to go see him again!

Honest to God one of the best concerts I've ever been to (right after my first ever concert which was Linkin Park). The environment, the performance, everything was just so good. Also, gave some closure for Chester's passing.

Incredibly awesome! So many emotions & so much love! And it’s insane how professional & funny he is at the same time! Thank you Mr Shinoda for all the new memories & friends I made!

It was epic!! This man has so much talent, he stood there playing, singing, talking, running, jumping!! Much respect for him and for all the fans who song all the lyrics from A-Z. Unforgettable!! Mike Shinoda you rock!!

It was incredibly intimate and probably the best show I've been to so far. And trust me, I've been to quite some concerts.

It was amazing except my seat was crappy. But other then that he did a great show😃. I hope you continue to do your own music. But don’t forget about your band. Linkin Park. LP forever

Gramercy is such a personal Venue. Mike Shinoda blew me away and he truly honored Chester’s memory when he did LP songs.