That Arena Rock Show

I don't get to see these guys as often as I used to. That's a good thing in the long run, however, as the reason is that they're becoming very popular all over the country! So any time they're close by, I try to be there. Great musicians, high energy, and clearly having a blast. Check them out; you won't be disappointed!

The band knows how to put on a show. They went on at 9:30. TART played with out stopping for 2 hours. They played all the popular hits from Guns N’ Roses, AC/DC, Van Halen, Journey, Led Zeppelin and many more. T-bone the lead singer has great vocals and their new lead guitar player can handle any song.

If you like 80s arena rock, go see these guys. I first saw them at I think their 3rd show in 2019, and I've been hooked ever since. I've been with them through various member changes, but despite that, they always put on a great show. Small stage at this venue, but lots of fun regardless.

I've been following these guys since 2019, and this is the 3rd time I've seen them at RiversEdge on the 4th. It's a nice venue, if rather hot since there's little shade. We had a short but strong storm roll through, necessitating the show being stopped for a brief time. But once the rain stopped, the crew got things re-set and the stage squeegeed off, the show resumed. The band was a bit soggy, but lost no energy. They were supposed to wrap up at 10 due to fireworks, but played until about 11, to be sure everyone got the show they were expecting. If you like 80s "arena rock", check them out.

This was a fun event. The stage wasn't huge but big enough, and not too tall, which is nice when you're a short person like me. It's also a plus because on a taller stage it's hard to see Ryan, the drummer. And since I like to watch everyone, I love being able to see him and what he's playing. I see this band every chance I get, and they're always a blast. Not only good musically but they clearly love what they do. If they play this venue again, I'll definitely be there. And meanwhile, I already have several more of their shows, at various places, on my schedule. Check them out -- you'll get hooked!

This is the 3rd time the guys have played this festival. Somehow I missed their first year, but saw them last year and this. It's a fun festival. The stage isn't huge, but the guys still had room to move around a bit, which is great. They're a high energy band and the bigger the stage, the better. It's obvious they live what they do, and the crowd has a blast as well. The musical talent is unmistakable and I go see them every chance I get.

This band is always a blast! I saw them for the first time in 2019, and ever since then, if they're playing within 2 hours of me, I'm usually there. High energy, great musicians, and clearly love what they're doing. They do a good variety of songs, and throw in a surprise now and then. If you're thinking of seeing them, do it. You'll get hooked!

While getting to the venue was a little weird, it was well worth it. The stage was much smaller than usual, meaning less gear. Of course, less gear meant I could actually SEE Ryan (drummer) so that had its advantages. It was also fun to be on the same level as the band cos I'm short and many stages are not. But whether they're on a small stage or a big one, these guys never disappoint. I first saw them in 2019, and since then I go to every show I can. High energy, they really know their stuff. There were quite a few kids there and it was great to see the band having fun with them. It's important to start the next generation out right! Check them out -- you'll be glad you did!

The band and the show was better than I expected, but not as great as I wanted. Everything I’m about to say is to help make this winning concept even better so here we go. The drummer made zero mistakes with spot on drumming BUT does NOT fit the part. He had NO interaction with the crowd whatsoever. His look was more of grunge biker than the 80's hair metal act that is obviously being promoted. For what it's worth, at least fit the part on stage. The PA was great, and the sound man did his job. The singer is wearing a wig, which can be ignored, but at least the leather pants should fit better. His singing range was fantastic. Great vocalist and I was impressed with the small costume changes. Many musicians can play the music. It's the little things beyond that which made this show great. The American flag tribute was Excellent keep that up. Alice Cooper and Ozzy bat schtick are great examples of being different. Last lastly watch the weight. The bellies are starting to show, at least that what some ladies were saying. Sorry, but we're talking tour bus band or garage band, you pick. If you want to make this traveling show a cash income, That Arena Rock Show is a winning concept. Take critiques from people who come and pay to heart. People love 80's metal/rock. You'll want them to return and bring friends.

Sold out show, and for good reason! These guys are so much fun. I've been following them since I think early 2019, and I rarely miss a show if they're within 2 hours of me. They do a good variety of songs, and are all accomplished musicians in their own right. If you like 80s hair bands, you need to go see them!

This was the second time I went and saw them and I was probably the youngest person there and I knew every word to every song that they sang. I love this band I had so much fun yesterday. I already want to go see them again. Rock on

Anyone who loves 80s hair bands will have a blast with That Arena Rock Show. Not only do they know their stuff musically, but they definitely put on a great show. I see them any time they come within a couple hours' drive -- which fortunately for me is fairly often. The lighting at King of Clubs leaves a lot to be desired, too dark. And the stage is high enough I left vowing to call my massage therapist (I insist on being right up front, so that part is my own fault). But as always, it was worth it!

This was my 3rd show in a week, so it's obvious how much fun these guys are. The stage was smaller than usual, which meant they had to be a bit careful not to run into each other, but it didn't lower their energy level at all. The lighting was weird, lots of backlighting, making it a bit difficult to see the band at times. At least from right up to the stage where I tend to stay. But the sound was decent, so what I couldn't see, I could still hear. And I still managed to get some photos. That always makes me happy, because they're fun to photograph too. They threw in a song they don't usually do, which is always fun, though I've never been disappointed in any set list. They're always a good time, and I'll continue to see them any chance I get!

Such a blast! I liked this venue; nice big stage to run around on, which is always fun. I don't care how many times I see these guys, it never gets old. They're great musically and very high energy. It was weird not seeing Ryan behind the drums, but his fill-in did a good job. Anyone who likes hair bands, you HAVE to check these guys out!

As always, the guys put on a great show! There were a few minor technical difficulties, but nothing to detract from the energy and quality of the show. I go see TARS every chance I get (as a matter of fact, I'll be seeing 2 more shows this week!). I only have 1 complaint: I want a drum solo! Nikki, Jack and Traci all have solos, and they're wonderful. And of course T-Bone is up front playing the crowd. But Ryan is a hell of a drummer and I'd love to see him be able to showcase his playing.

Definitely not worth the $20 cover charge. I expected a professional show, and what was given was a 1.5 hour concert with people in Beavis and Butthead masks as an interlude act. The band was good, but for $20, it should have been great. Overall, I think they should go to a Platinum Rock Legends show, and see how a professional show is put on.

I love these guys! My neck is a bit sore due to the height on the stage and the fact I insist on being right up front, but it's worth it. Acoustics are weird at this club, kind of hard to hear the guitars as well as I should. Bass and drums and vocals come through well however. And while I couldn't see his face, the angle allowed me to actually watch what Ryan was playing, which was fun. The hardest part is trying to watch 5-7 people at the same time! For anyone who loves 80s hair bands, you have to see TARS if you get a chance. I first saw them in 2018, I think. And ever since then, I catch any show I can. Lots of fun!

I loved it so very much. I would come and listen to you guys any day of the week. I had so much fun I knows every word of every song and I was dancing and singing alone the whole time. And I am only 17 and loved listening to you guys. I will be coming to see you preform another time.

This is the 3rd time I've seen these guys, and I have more of a blast each time. They do a wide variety of 80s-type rock and do it exceptionally well. Not only quality musicianship, but a lot of fun! Complete with costume changes and effects. I highly suggest the VIP also.You get the photo with the band without a crowd (they also hang around afterwards for photos, however), and the acoustic set was a nice treat. I'll definitely be at any show I get a chance to see.

I'm a relative newcomer to the band, this having been the second time I've seen them. But the first time was all it took to get me hooked. These guys are a blast! Not only because they play music by a lot of bands I'm into (and do it very well!), But because they obviously have a great time doing it. They're high energy, and the costume changes are fun. This was the first time I've ever not been up by the barrier at Bogart's, as I elected to buy a seat due to physical issues. I have to say I missed the one on one I usually have, but the acoustics were good there, and I could see over everyone and thoroughly enjoy the show still. And if course, the fact that they hang out after the show, and liked the photos I had them sign, was a great bonus. If you're a fan of hair bands, check these guys out. You won't be disappointed!