“My theory is once he had that mole, removed everything changed.”

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"I feel like huge shows don’t make sense with her voice. She needs to be in a small, dimly lit jazz club or something. She gets swallowed up in large crowds."

"I don’t think the problem is Frankie’s age; it’s that he’s trying to do a young man’s show with dancers a quarter his age and trying to strut around the stage, and it just looks sad. I saw Willie Nelson live, and he’s even older and definitely heading out, but it was an entirely different vibe. Willie was just sitting on a stool playing an acoustic guitar with a few other guys also sitting down and just playing."

"I took my daughter to see her show as a birthday gift. We waited until like midnight for her to finally come onstage, and for her to poorly lip sync was such a kick in the teeth. Even my kid, who was super excited, got to a point where she said, 'Dad, we should go home. I have school tomorrow.'"

"I got the tickets for free. I probably wouldn’t have paid a couple hundred or whatever the price was."

"Glad I caught him during his glory days. I saw him perform during his Vivir tour before he did the English crossover. My theory is that once he had that mole removed, everything changed. I miss the mole."

"Maybe they were good live earlier in their career, but the lead singer was absolutely off his face and couldn’t remember his own songs, much less sing them. He forgot the words to 'Crazy Bitch' when I saw them."

"When I saw him, he just looped beats on the stage while mumbling and staring at the crowd. He didn't even try to hype up the audience. All the songs he played were chopped to only his part in it. I actually left early. It was one of the worst experiences of 50-plus concerts I've been to."

"I think 'good' and 'bad' is relative here. Even on the final Sabbath tour, Ozzy was really good considering his age and his past. But he did seem like an older guy who had done some hard living. I still loved seeing him."

"And calling her an artist is generous."

"My spouse and I saw them last year, and after a few songs we were like, 'Wow, this is not good.' Then he started talking about his MS, and we both immediately had to shut up because we felt so bad. Still wouldn’t see them again, though. It was not worth it."

"Well to be fair, you can’t understand what he’s saying in studio recorded tracks either."

"Her performances are amazing...when she actually does them. She is notoriously hard to work with because of her tardiness."

"That's just Weezer. If the word bland had a sound it would be Weezer."

"Your experience sounds better than the two times I saw them where one of the band members were taken away in an ambulance for overdosing or alcohol poisoning."

"They have updated some of their hits to be...awful. I don't get it. I’ve seen them three times, thinking maybe the first two times were a fluke. And they’ve all been awful. I’m okay with a band changing up a song or two live, but they’re just not great in concert! Biggest letdown of any band I've ever seen live."

"I feel like him getting big through The Office and becoming a comedian got in the way of his dream. He is a great pianist and can sing, but it doesn't translate well to a comedy show. I felt that he was living his dream of becoming a musician through his comedy bits."

"I also saw them at a festival maybe in 2013. They were the headliners and my ex really wanted to see them. They were boring, bland, and the crowd was not into it. Jared Leto held the mic out half the time for the audience to sing — they barely did.

The band threw a bunch of giant beach balls into the crowd for people to hit, and every one of them was either popped on purpose or let fall to the ground. No one was having any of it that night. It was just an overall bad show."

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