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Overall Rating
3.8
By snappette
Good show
I was bummed the show got moved inside and our seats weren’t the same. Chairs were too squished together so I know some people left. Big n Rich, Gary Allen and Chris Hawkey put on a great show!
By MoniInSD
B$R are always a PARTY!!! I love these guys!!
I love BIG$RICH and GARY ALLAN!! Would do it again in a heartbeat. I was a little disappointed that the show was moved indoors but it had rained all day and was hot!
By JohnstoneBarb
Big & Rich with Gary Allan was amazing!!
Excellent seats!! Excellent sound!! I will go to see them again. The event center was a perfect venue.
By JustCheryl
Fun night!
Absolutely love Gary Allan paired up with Big n Rich made for a great night. The energy from Big n Rich is something else. Been a long time since I've seen them but they have a fun show!
By LasVegasSurvivor
Poor show and venue
Very disappointed in Treasure Island. They moved the Big & Rich show into the event room, tickets were switched around to accommodate the change but not fairly or accurately. Big & Rich disappointed as well. Brought up a Minneapolis cop who “protected” John Rich’s bar at the time of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, called him a hero. Failed to mention that the bar was NO WHERE near the incident (over a mile away). So this cop was honored for nothing!!! And ABSOLUTELY NO MENTION of the 58 people who were killed and the hundreds injured. All this on the 9 month anniversary of the incident. I was at the Route 91 concert in Las Vegas, them failing to mention the victims and only toast a NON - HERO was not only a slap in the face but extremely ridiculous. We walked out. Will never buy a ticket to see them again!!!!!
By Fanfair2000
Chris janson rocked
Chris janson rocked it and I would see him again!!
Bio
Country group Big & Rich hit the big time when “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” off their triple-platinum 2004 debut became a Top 40 hit.The song outlnined the duo’s arrival in Nashville and was featured in commercials during the 2004 World Series of Poker and Super Bowl XLI, garnering the band further attention after appearing in the video game Karaoke Revolution Country. Big & Rich’s fan base is so widespread that 2014 tour dates only sell a limited amount of tickets per individual. Peoria, Illinois, will be welcoming the country duo to Ravina on the Lakes in July 2014. America’s Technicolor cowboys provide plenty of party songs while on tour, including “Party Like Cowboyz” and "Get Your Game On." Interspersed throughout the concert are socially conscious ballads, such as "Last Words," John Rich’s description of "Roy Orbison meets Queen."
John Rich was one of the original members of country band Lonestar before meeting Hollywood Records solo artist Kenny Alphin (Big Kenny) in a club. They collaborated on writing the song, “I Pray for You,” in 1998 and started MuzikMafia (Musically Artistic Friends in Alliance). Both John and Big Kenny participate in worthwhile philanthropy projects, including performing in a 2006 benefit concert for construction of the 173rd Airborne Memorial, which was later turned into a documentary. The concert's Vietnam-era song, “8th of November,” was recorded in 2007. Big & Rich are still spending plenty of time in the studio and plan to release their fifth album in 2014. The duo’s hard work has paid off with nominations for Vocal Duo of the Year in 2012 and 2013. "We continue to try to inspire," says Kenny. "We just try to be ourselves in a world that sometimes insinuates you shouldn't go outside the boundaries.”