This was an amazing show!! I attend a lot of concerts and in the past two years this is the ONLY show where every single member of the audience who was physically capable stood the entire show!!! The energy was electrifying! Sammy had the audience hyped up, Jason Bonham showcased his phenomenal skills, grabbing his chops and pounding the kit with amazing fills and the necessary attitude to get the crowd going!! Randy was excellent with back up vocals and spectacular keyboard skills to tie it all in! And Joe Satriani was FN INCREDIBLE!! Allowing Eddie’s spirit to come to life, meanwhile keeping his own essence.

What a great show! It was nice to see Sammy again as he always puts on a great show! Michael Anthony was fantastic as usual & great harmonies, especially on the Van Hagar songs. I loved Michael’s constant plug re: Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup final! Jason Bonham is a monster on drums! Wow! Vic Johnson keeps getting better every time I see him! A very balanced set list. The treat was when the band played Zep’s Rock and Roll with local Gary Cherrone (sp?) on vocals! Two out of three VH frontmen on the stage! Opening act Night Ranger was excellent & very tight! Too bad they didn’t play longer!

Loverboy opened the evening with a tremendous journey down memory lane. They can still rock the joint out. Sammy and company were absolutely brilliant. They were tight, sounded awesome, got the place up and singing along the whole show. Great venue with good sound. Sammy, Michael, Joe and Jason are true hardcore performers. Joe isn’t Eddie but is a totally brilliant guitarist in his own right. Thank you guys for a memorable evening.

Sammy Is the man! Joe can really play that guitar! It was awesome! They did not miss a beat!!

Opening Act Loverboy cancelled, but Sammy waited out the rough weather and took the stage for an extremely solid set of tunes covering 50 years of rock. Jason Bonham brought his own hard hitting sound to classic tunes, Michael Anthony again demonstrated that he was the unsung backbone and harmony of Van Halen, even taking -- and nailing -- lead vocals on Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love. Joe Satriani is a virtuoso and did justice to EVH on leads and rhythm, throwing in a solo of Satch Boogie, and new addition of multi-instrumentalist Rai Thistlethwayte on keyboards and occasional guitar was a welcome addition, eliminating recorded keys and keeping t he energy high. The sound was good, though the venue does not have great acoustics. Sammy's voice was strong and clear and his energy and interaction with the crowd was excellent. They seemed to be having a great time and the feeling was infectious. If you get the chance, go see these rockers while you still can.

I saw them in Houston 9-16-22, the energy was incredible. Sammy is still Sammy!