The NY Troubadours are a wonderful addition to New York's music scene. Awesome vocals deliver a…read morefun, musical experience for various age groups.

I found that these kids are just starting out and this was their first NY club scene gig. They are…read morevery musically trained both in voice and musicianship. Sounds classic style, doesn't it? Well, they are not classical singers, they sing rather like The Association or the Kingston Trio, only with a rock style. They sang Beatles songs and others I don't remember, and everyone was clapping and singing along. Their father joined them for a couple of songs and the energy rose a bit - he is more used to performing. The guitarist was great. Their patter between songs was cute. They were thoroughly enjoyable, and I look forward to hearing them again, as they will only get better and more relaxed as they get more gigs. Great group, guys!!!!! Had much fun!

You take two of my favorite things and combine them: Yankee Stadium & Metallica…read more You then convince me to pay ridiculous prices for tickets to such an event in such an awesome place. Then I arrive and I realize the seats are a bit too far from the stage, and there's a speaker tower directly in front of me. So why am I giving The Big 4 four stars? Because I still managed to have a great time. The crowd was fun, the music was great, and it was a nice way to spend 7 or 8 hours (minus the insane humidity that day). The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because of the line for merchandise. Holy hell! 3 guys working 1 table with over 200 people waiting for shirts and whatnot. I was pushed around like I was in a mosh-pit (which I purposely stayed out of for a reason) and by the time I got to the front of the line, the guy working there ignored me for a good 5 minutes like I just didn't exist. But I finally got my t-shirt and raced back to watch Metallica's set. Awesome experience but they do need to work on the merchandise stands and the layout on the field.

"daddy, who are the Yankees playing? cause these guys look SCARY!"…read more- a small frightened kid on the D train as a blackshirted armada disembarked I still can't get over the fact that this show happened, let alone that I was there to witness history! 30 or so years of touring, records, injuries, fights, breakups, deaths, realignments, lawsuits, and much more between these four bands...and they came together to rock 50 thousand people in unity. Anthrax. Megadeth. Slayer. Metallica. the influence these bands have made is legendary. true, they may have "sounded more real" back in the 80s, but they also didn't have the historic catalog of sounds to reach into back then, nor the reputation they have now. Anthrax - always underrated, these guys stole the goddamn show. their sound was tight and they got the crowd pumped for the rest of the bands. setlist was a rousing stomp through 80s thrash classics like "Madhouse", "Antisocial", "Caught in a Mosh", and even a song from the new album. my favorite set of the night. Megadeth - Dave Mustaine should be our President; simple as that. sadly, Mr. Mustaine had a neck injury ("I shouldn't be playing here tonight") so the setlist was short and he didn't seem as energetic as the other times I saw Megadeth. still, tore through classics from all over the place and even a new song to whet our appetites. Slayer - just all-out, balls-to-the-wall aggression and fury. you could blow up a small Third World country with the energy these guys got out of the crowd. my second time seeing them and somehow I'm still not clicking with their live set. I can enjoy the crowd favorites, but the rest is kinda "eh" to me. don't get me wrong, I like them, but of the four bands, probably my least favorite. Metallica - my fourth time seeing them and they again sounded awesome. the setlist DOES need to be switched up - I'd like to hear some more variance - but they threw in "Orion" as a tribute to Cliff Burton. completely solid. for some reason they were the only guys with a stage show - lasers, fog, balloons, explosions, fireworks, and more! there was a unity song where members of all the bands came out to play "Overkill" by Motorhead. the energy, already at a boiling point, erupted. Kerry King standing next to Kirk Hammett! Joey Belladonna and Dave Ellefson side by side! to think, in Europe, they get massive metal festivals all the time! let's outlaw professional sports and give the stadiums over to rock bands. there, I said it! you wanna fight? I'LL TAKE YOU ALL ON! the sound was perfect. the bands were great. the weather was warm. 50 thousand people of every type descended upon Yankee Stadium and witnessed history, singing along to every song. my kids will envy me.

I saw the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players twice in Allentown Pennsylvania and Wickenburg…read moreArizona. I saw the Mikado and H.M.S. Pinafore. Though not an expert I have listened to the music a lot and have watched a bunch of productions on DVD. I found the acting and singing breathtaking and the orchestra quite good. I will watch for them because I would like to see all their productions. I loved it.

We hired her for our wedding and she did an amazing job! Professional, creative, and talented,…read moredefinitely hire her !

Music by GiGi was so incredibly helpful! THE Breast Cancer Fundraiser recently held their Annual…read moreNYC Fundraiser and were in need of a cellist performer. We were contacted almost immediately after we sent out a request for their services and provided with an extremely talented cellist by the name of Adrian. He was such a wonderful performer and truly provided the perfect ambiance for our fundraiser. It was such a pleasure working with him and this company, we highly recommend them for your next occasion!

We used Faze 4 for our wedding at The Liberty Warehouse July 2022 and could not have had a better…read moreexperience. From our first interactions with Bob, the owner, we knew we wanted to work together and valued his personability and flexibility to align with our vision and expectations. Bob was easy to communicate with and answered all of our questions promptly. We booked the Metropolis band, and we were blown away. Metropolis consists of some of the most talented musicians and masters at their craft. - they are rockstars and threw us the party of a lifetime! During the reception, the band kept everyone on their feet all night! Every member of Metropolis has incredible talent. They performed every song, including our requested songs with energy and passion. We loved that they interacted with the crowd and they truly seemed like they were enjoying every minute of it. We loved their plan for the flow of the evening, which maximized the time on the dance floor - we've attended other weddings where this was not the case, and it was very noticeable! So many of our guests raved about how good the band was, and have asked for their information to recommend them for future weddings - everyone enjoyed themselves so much and all of our guests were out on the dance floor all night. Our guests were raving about the band for days after our wedding and we definitely recommend them to anyone. We truly did not want the night to end, just so we could continue dancing and partying with Metropolis. We also had live music through Faze 4 for our ceremony (violin & keyboard) and cocktail hour (sax & keyboard.) And we were absolutely thrilled! Thank you to Bob & Metropolis for truly making our wedding day absolutely unforgettable!

Between planning my own wedding and the dozen or so I go to each year I definitely know weddings…read more Katherine Heigel in 27 dresses has nothing on me...:) If there's 1 thing you're going to spend money on it should be the band...a good band makes all the difference. And a bad band can make things go sour pretty quickly as well. Fortunately for the wedding I attended this weekend, Scott Yanney Band (which apparently is one of the featured bands of Faze 4 entertainment) is one of the good ones. They had everyone on the dance floor within seconds (then again, they had a fun crowd to work with- my new family!) and we didn't stop shaking our booties all night long. I've got the blisters on my feet to prove it!

We went there on Thursday night and it was a very fun experience. The host Jeffery was funnier than…read moremost comedians. We had some hard laughs. The cons are that they had some unsuccessful trump jokes that no one laughed. Rather than that we had a great time.

I love comedy and go all over the city. I used to go to the Hard Knock Laugh Shows when it was at a…read moreclub in the Lower East Side, but then I moved and found out they have shows at Stand Up Ny (upper west) and Comic Strip (east side.) Since I now live uptown I am a happy girl. Shows are great. Comics are all great (although there seems to be a team of "all stars", like the host Jeffrey Hernandez) the shows are always super funny. If you see a comedy show from the Hard Knock Laughs team, your belly will hurt from laughing.

2 grandparent, 2 parent and 2 kids (aged under 10) attended the Air Play by Acrobuffos show at…read moreMcCarter Theater in Princeton, NJ. The show was incredibly entertaining for all age groups. The kids were at the edge of their seats the entire show, watching the "A breathtaking homage to the power of air." From giant balloons to even larger silk sheets reminded us to a "tamer" version of Blue Man Group (theater without dialogue) yet still was able to tell a story and captivate the audience.

Every year I send my Mother, Grandmother and Aunt to a show for Christmas, this year when I was…read morelooking for a show at the Apollo again, I was unable to find a show they would find appealing. However, I came across this show on Goldstar and thought it would be an excellent idea. The small theatre located in East Harlem was a wonderful experience. I wasn't sure what to expect due to the size of the venue and when we arrived the ticket line was a bit disorganized, but that was basically the sole negative. As I have never seen the "Wizard of Oz" this was going to be a new experience for myself and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The acting was pretty good and I enjoyed the comedy throughout the show and live band that was on the left side of the stage. My family was pleased and enjoyed the show-- as it's a small intimate venue the cost was extremely low but they still delivered a quality product. The characters also stayed late to take pictures with any and everybody.-- thanks again Scarecrow and Dorothy. I would definitely venture here again, and have interest in watching "A raisin in the sun" here next month, once it starts up again.

I had the pleasure of seeing "A Raisin in the Sun" at this homespun theater, and the acting was…read moresuperb at a bargain price. The production was wonderful. I only wished they had mics, and there was a point when someone was "slapped" on stage, but there was no sound. Also, you can very much hear all of the sounds of traffic and talking from outside the theater, especially if you sit higher up, but this also happens in some really nice theaters in Midtown. Sound issues aside, there aren't any "bad" seats in the house. The energy and love of acting are apparent here. That makes up for some shortcomings: a location inside a nondescript tower, a theater that eschews ornate decorations for practical seating, and a neighborhood that can be a tad "lively." I'll definitely be back and will continue to bring people. Thank you HRT for providing theater at an affordable price to an area that may not normally get the opportunity. Tip: The theater sells a lot of tickets discounted through Goldstar.