We attended the Foghat and George Thorogood concert and thoroughly enjoyed both performances. Foghat delivered an outstanding show, and George Thorogood's performance was excellent as well.We had purchased a package that included the opportunity to sit on stage for three songs. Unfortunately, the instructions for this experience were unclear. There was no detailed information provided in advance regarding when or where to meet. At the venue, the staff member at the front desk appeared uncertain and directed us to meet at the merchandise stand but did not specify a time. The merchandise staff later mentioned 8:30 p.m.; however, George's concert began approximately 20 minutes earlier, and we received no notification of the schedule change. As the lights dimmed, we noticed other guests taking their places on stage.After the show, we spoke with several employees to understand what had gone wrong. During that conversation, the tour manager joined in and stated that the issue was due to not having our contact information, even though no instructions had been provided beforehand about submitting a phone number or other details. The manager asked how to make up for the situation and escorted us backstage. While waiting, we observed several individuals entering backstage without apparent credentials. When I mentioned our experience to another attendee, the manager approached and instructed me not to discuss the matter with others, which I found concerning.

We went to see the “Tribute to Heroes” last night by the OC Symphony along with Lee Greenwood.What an amazing night of beautiful music and heartfelt thanks to our military and our first responders.One has the option of bringing your picnic and enjoying the evening with your own food and drinks or purchasing from the vendors that are there.Parking is ample and free.One note to other concert goers, be respectful of others around you, this is not a sporting event where noise is appreciated. During a beautiful song of our country 4 people interrupted us for the 3rd time trekking back with beer. And men, when we stand to send our National Anthem, whether you love this country or not at least be respectful of others and remove your baseball caps.

The concert was outstanding--a 10!!! The venue is good. It has good acoustics. Seats are reasonably comfortable. It's cool that your concert ticket also gives you access to the Fairgrounds. Ushers need more training. My fiancee had a walker (knee problem), which needed to be stored. First usher was no help. We went to the other end of the section and two female ushers were extremely helpful. Parking can be tricky--especially for handicapped. Box office told us one thing, parking attendants told us something different. What they don't tell you is that if you want reserved parking, you must ask for it when you buy the tickets. They will not give it to you later.

We have attended some excellent concerts through the years. B52s Roxy Music, Dave Mason, Smokey Robinson, Turtles, John Legend, Melissa Ethridge to name a few. Last night was Chicago. Another fun entertaining show. Recommend middle sections to avoid speaker intense sound. Summer voncert under the stars... The best

Reserved, what use to be VIP, parking is a joke. Use to go to concerts all the time but since they move reserved parking further away from venue wont go anymore.