ALL MY REVIEWS

Charli xcx transcends the typical molds of an arena tour, creating a unique, exciting, and immersive experience, even if it seemed like she didn't want to be there.

Suki has improved both vocally and as a performer, but her stage design left a lot to be desired.

Rebecca Black is "Hot, Wet, [and] Delirious" in all the right ways; her tour was one of the best small-budget productions I have seen this year.

The party never stopped with Lil Jon and Mr. 305 despite some pacing issues during both sets.

Source: https://country1037fm.com/2026/08/24/kacey-musgraves-middle-of-nowhere-tour-is-off-to-a-wild-start/ My sincerest apologies for the long delay in getting this review out! I was struck down for almost 3 weeks by a mysterious, intense bacterial infection, but not to worry, I'm back and better than ever! This review is going to be good. Really, really good. Really, really, REALLY good. ;) I'm not even sure how to begin describing the ethereal, enlightening, practically...

Chance has an attitude of gratitude, is immensely talented, and holds a very special place in my heart, but it didn't stop the show feeling like I was at a high school talent show.

Chris Stapleton has an unbelievable singing voice, which made for a captivating show despite some odd technical choices that took me out of the moment at times.

A joyous, straightforward, well-executed pop show and celebration of girlhood/childhood.

Fetty Wap is charming, hilarious, and talented, but it didn't make up for a lack of any interesting visuals or stage effects.

Lady A wows, the Chicks are Effortlessly Cool, and Tim McGraw is still hot!

Ariana has a once-in-a-generation voice, but stage design and production underwhelm.