Another one for the “funky fun” books. We were not really sure what to expect coming out of the past 18 months of covid no shows. Last night’s show was a funky, rollicking, roller coaster of one of the better set lists from Todd & company. Loved the crowd participation! All time favorite show closer “I Wanna Be Sedated!”

BHTM still pumps it out after all these years. They have stayed true to themselves it appears. First time at The Pabst Theater and I loved it. Wasn't sure about the Hazel Miller edition, but wow, what an added element. Beers were solid too.

Love this band!!!. A great taste of Colorado in Cleveland. The venue however needs to have seating available for all patrons not just the high rollers! The restaurant was good. Service was average. I would not take my mother in law to see a show there unless we paid for seating.

Almost surprising how much zest and power behind the guitar work and vocals of Todd Park Mohr. At times I thought, wow, Jimi Hendrix would approve. Other times I thought of Prince and yet others the songwriting of Bruce Springsteen or Dire Straits. Crazy wide-range of sounds flew out of his guitars.

Love Big Head Todd and the Monsters have seen then at least 25 times, Red Rocks is the best place to see them IMO. But what the Heck happened with the audio on Saturday night? 06/08/19. Worst performance ever, It will not stop me from seeing them again but they really needed to address that disconnect with the guitar issue. Todd changed out many guitars still same problem. :(

Hated the pairing of the Violent Femmes with BHTM. Then, the sound director for BHTM was way off all night. Thus, the 5 new songs did nothing for our group of 4. Too loud at 96-98 decibels to hear any lyrics, which caused many in stands to leave. We moved up to the top and it was still screeching loud. Worst BHTM show ever in the last 20 years of their Red Rocks history!!!