credit, the accoustics are great for this small venue. But that's not enough to make this concert-goer return to this venue anytime soon due to back pain and neck strain from trying to see the stage from seats that had no business ever being sold.

those who already can't see the stage due to architectural or equipment components have the additional annoyance of people going back in forth in front of them constantly, and at times completely obscuring any chance at seeing the stage by lining up to buy alcohol. Whoever thought of placing the bars here used extremely poor judgment. The seats themselves are uncomfortable and ill-placed. The band, as always, is ageless and their music is timeless, they put on an amazing show and to it's

discomfort which takes away from enjoyment of the act. In this case, The Moody Blues! Moving on.. Most venues that do appreciate that some peeps won't be able to see the stage take the standard steps of placing screens near the stage so those who can't see everything can look at the screens. No screens at this venue. If you can't see it, tough. Also hindering bad seats is the bizarre placement on the top levels of the bars. At the end of the balconies were little bars selling beer, etc., so